Before I start writing about my latest reflection, I want to let you know that I got a message from Seema last Friday and she got her B in oral interaction! Good for her… though she is not finished yet because, while she was under’going full time French training, her job position turned into a CBC!… […]
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The COFI would actually do a better job!
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Tagged learning a second language for work, learning french as a second language, learning styles, methods of learning french, Public Service of Canada second language evaluation tests, teaching, teaching styles, tests, tests and tribulations
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I was Right… They were Wrong!…
I had quite a busy week… besides setting up new students for online training, teaching, doing the end of the month paperwork, I did spend quite some time with Mark who had arrived in Ottawa last Saturday and flew back to Fredericton early this morning. In five days, he managed to buy a townhouse and […]
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Tagged learning a second language for work, learning differences, learning french as a second language, learning styles, methods of learning french, Public Service of Canada second language evaluation tests, teaching styles, tests, tests and tribulations, types of learners
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Maybe it is time for some change…
It has been a while… well, a few years, since I wrote anything on my blog. The main reason being that we were, and still are, busy around the clock preparing public servants and government job applicants to PASS the three SLE tests. Although both the reading comprehension and the written expression tests went through major […]