CPF NWT has added documentation from it's Annual General Meeting held last October 16, 2021.
Please visit our Governance page on our website HERE.
Canadian Parents for French is launching it's #GivingTuesday Campaign!
Giving Tuesday is an international day of giving that follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday. On Tuesday, November 30, help us give kids the opportunity to learn French by donating to the Mary Joyce Booth, More French S.V.P.! Fund, which supports youth FSL opportunities outside of the classroom. All funds raised support the Mary Joyce Booth Fund providing $1,000 grants to CPF Branches for more French youth opportunities.
For more information and to make a donation to help support FSL learning, please click here.
CPF Tutoring Program Join Our Virtual Tutoring Program Waitlist!
The next session begins January 24, 2022!
Are you a parent looking for help with your child's French as a second language (FSL) studies? Look no further! The popular CPF Virtual Tutoring Program is coming back this winter!
You can now JOIN THE WAITLIST to stay updated regarding the next sessions.
CPF Parent Information Series - Part 2 Best Websites & Apps for Learning and Using French
Canadian Parents for French National has hired Ontario-based elementary French Immersion teacher, Tia Parnell, to share technology tips and resources with parents supporting their child learning French!
This webinar is being offered Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at two convenient times and is open exclusively to CPF members.
In this second session, learn about what are some of the best websites and Apps for learning and using French while supporting your child using technology for French studies at home.
Don't have a membership? Click here to join CPF today!
Spaces are limited. For more information and to reserve a spot at your preferred time, please click here.
A new school year is starting and you're already thinking about your child's post-secondary education next year?
They may have doubts and questions: Will my language skills be sufficient? How can I be sure that I want to pursue my studies in French?
Reassure them, they can do it!
Studying in French also means living in a French-speaking environment, having access to a diversity of accents and cultures, and continuing to learn. It's having even more communications and relationships, and a plethora of opportunities available to them.
Find out their eligibility for the Bursaries for Postsecondary Studies in FSL Program: ACUFC.ca/FSLbursaries.
