Partners

Moose Jaw Fransaskois Community Organization

450, 3rd Avenue NW, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1K4

Tel: 306-692-8112

The Association of French Speaking Jurists of Saskatchewan

Canadian Parents for French - Saskatchewan (CPF-SK) is part of the national network of volunteers which values French as an integral part of Canada and which is dedicated to the promotion and creation of French-second-language learning opportunities for young Canadians. Proud of Two Languages! | Nos deux langues, notre fierté!

The Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (CÉF) is the only francophone school division in Saskatchewan. The CÉF is composed of 12 schools as well as a boarding school opened 24/7 in Gravelbourg. Most of the schools run from kindergarten to grade 12 and each one offers a top-notch education.

There are plenty of reasons for a high school student to choose a francophone school such as  bilingualism at its best, postsecondary education or workforce preparedness, friendships that span the province, student exchanges, educational tours, videoconferencing and distance education...in French, naturellement!

The Fédération des francophones de Saskatoon (FFS) promotes and develops the interests of Saskatoon's French-speaking community.

Our main objectives:

- Ensure the visibility of the Francophone community
- Provide a meeting place where people feel welcome
- Facilitate coordination between local Francophone associations
- Plan and manage socio-cultural activities
- Develop political and economic structures best suited to the needs of the community
- Create institutions and services necessary for the fulfilment of the community

The French Education Branch (FEB) is a provincial government branch of Saskatchewan Education. The branch is responsible for French language education in the province of Saskatchewan. Its main purpose is the development, piloting, implementation and actualization of curricula for French as a second language (Core French, Intensive French, French immersion) and French as a first language (Fransaskois) programs.

The FEB provides resources, educational services and professional development opportunities to French language teachers of PreK to Grade 12 programs. It coordinates the national student bursary and exchange programs and language monitor program.

The FEB offers French language education services for Saskatchewan schools and oversees technology related initiatives, as well as the eCOLE website. In addition, it is responsible for the negotiation of Federal-Provincial funding agreements for French language education.

The FEB is composed of the following areas:

• French Curriculum Development
• Fransaskois Education
• Federal-Provincial Programs
• Distance Education and Learning Technology
• French Post-Secondary Education

The Office of French-Language Co-ordination (OFLC) serves as a liaison between the provincial government and the province's French-speaking population:

• Facilitates communication between the Government of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan's Francophone community.
• Facilitates and co-ordinates consensus building between francophone community organizations and provincial government departments and agencies.
• Offers a referral service in French to provide Francophones with information on provincial government programs and services and the Province of Saskatchewan.

The mission of the Institut français is to fulfill the postsecondary education needs of the francophone and francophile students of Saskatchewan. The Institut français is committed to the professional, linguistic and cultural development of the Fransaskois community, by providing postsecondary courses, programs and services in French at the University of Regina.

Given its commitment to La Francophonie, the Institut français is determined to support the development of research projects dealing specifically with francophones in minority settings. The Institut français also offers a French-speaking environment on the University of Regina campus.

Learn French and English online! Our unique and fun e-learning system combines innovative and intelligent language instruction software with personal conversations and feedback from our qualified language teachers. The result is a 'virtual classroom' that offers the student the confidence and support to easily learn a second language.

Communications, Human Ressources

• Strategic planning
• Strategic and political communications
• Public and media relations
• Internal communications
• Business cultural transformation
• Executive, personal and team coaching
• Work relations
• Market research, focus groups and consultation
• Human ressources management and development
• Leadership/human ressources training
• Problem and conflict resolution
• Facilitation

The Commissioner of Official Languages therefore has a mandate to take all measures within his power to ensure that the three main objectives of the Official Languages Act are met, which are:

• the equality of English and French in Parliament, the Government of Canada, the federal administration and the institutions subject to the Act;
• the preservation and development of official language communities in Canada; and
• the equality of English and French in Canadian society.