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If interested in Adult French courses, apart from those listed below, also check with your local Community College.

French language programs and tutoring provided by certified and experienced teachers for students in Grades 1 through to High School in Brampton. Website: www.bilingualtutoring.ca. Tel: 905-457-9200. Email: info@bilingualtutoring.ca. Click here to view the 2010 summer schedule.

Specializing in helping French Immersion students improve their French language skills. In classroom programs are held at the Brampton Civic Centre. Their programs allow students to practice French with an element of fun. French club: games and verbal activities to practice speaking in French. They also offer a summer French club for children in Senior Kindergarten who will be attending Grade 1 French Immersion. Amuse-Vocabulaire: French vocabulary practice, workbook included. Website: www.funavecfrench.com. Tel: 905-861-9792. E-mail: lisa@funavecfrench.com.

A new on-line French course suitable for parents of FI children to be launched in January 2011. This course is entitled “French Reading for the Fun of It!” and will prepare participants to be able to pick up any piece of work written in French and understand the basic concepts presented. Our course is unique in that it is only looking at reading and it is being offered online in a 12 week course. Tel: 519 824-4120 ext. 55000
Email: info@open.uoguelph.ca Website: French Reading for the Fun of It!

L’Odyssée, one of the French language school in Guelph, invites you and your preschooler (ages 2 to 4) to come and listen to stories, sing along to nursery rhymes and maybe even play a few games en français! You do not have to speak French to participate. Please contact school for dates and times @ 519-837-4420.

Berlitz Canada has been teaching languages since 1965 using the principles of the Berlitz Method®, a conversational teaching style. They provide group, semi-private, individual instruction, total immersion, cross-cultural training and corporate services for adults, as well as individual and group instruction for children. Berlitz has locations in Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa and Markham. Website: www.berlitz.ca. Tel: 905-896-0215. E-mail: info@berlitz.ca.

Buttonville Education Centre

Buttonville Education Centre is an all encompassing learning centre that specializes in helping students of all level to improve their French language skills. They offer tutoring programs for French Immersion and Core French students, French Immersion homework club, JK/SK French program, French Immersion March Break and summer camps, and French programs for adults. All instructors are bilingual and experienced.

French Solutions offers extra–curricular programs in the Markham area to help children with their French language studies. They provide programs for Beginner French, Core French and French Immersion students. In all of their programs, French Solutions aims to increase academic success rates in the four communication areas: listening, speaking, reading and writing. All instructors are francophone and bilingual. Website: www.frenchsolutions.ca. Tel: 905-201-6282. E-mail: inquiries@frenchsolutions.ca

Alliance-Française is a non-profit French language school and a cultural centre founded in 1902 with approximately 6,000 students and members. Accredited by the Federal Government, it is the largest private French language school in Canada, with branches in Toronto, Mississauga and North York. It is also part of an international network of 1,000 independent alliances throughout the world. Website: www.alliance-francaise.ca. Tel: 416-922-2014. E-mail: toronto@alliance-francaise.ca

Converse Canada offers French conversational courses in Mississauga to adults and youth. Additional programs include translation services, business programs, preparation for school tests and more. Converse Canada also offers summer camps for youth. Website: www.conversecentre.com. Tel: 905-826-3334. E-mail: info@conversecentre.com

Specializing in helping French Immersion students improve their French language skills. In classroom programs are held at the Mississauga Central Library. Their programs allow students to practice French with an element of fun. French club: games and verbal activities to practice speaking in French. They also offer a summer French club for children in Senior Kindergarten who will be attending Grade 1 French Immersion. Amuse-Vocabulaire: French vocabulary practice, workbook included. Website: www.funavecfrench.com. Tel: 905-861-9792. E-mail: lisa@funavecfrench.com.

New private French Immersion school from JK-grade 6. Our tuition is very reasonable and we offer a unique French curriculum from France as well as we follow the traditional Ontario curriculum. Website: www.karasfis.com. Tel: 647-700-5907 or 289-521-1125. Fax: 289-521-1026. E-mail: principal@karasfis.com

GEOS was founded in 1973 and offers many different language courses other than French. They are a part of an international network of over 500 GEOS schools around the world. They have a part-time French language course offered in Toronto Monday-Friday from 9:00-11:15 a.m. Visit their website for more details. Website: www.geosottawa.com. Tel: 613-236-9770. Email: info@geosottawa.com.

Beginning September 2010 offering French Immersion Programs - visit website link for more information. Website: www.globalmontessoricanada.com

Continuing Education at Collège Boréal offers a wide range of programs and courses for adults and includes many facets, such as linguistic specialization, distance training, Accès-carrières-études training (ACE) as well as numerous academic qualifications. Tel: 416-962-4600 Ext: 7482. Website: www.collegeboreal.ca.

Ecole Napoléon is an independent French language school based in Toronto. They offer a variety of programs for children, adults and companies throughout the year. Ecole Napoléon also offers summer camps for children. Website: www.ecolenapoleon.com. Tel: 416-751-7113. E-mail: contact@ecolenapoleon.com

GEOS was founded in 1973 and offers many different language courses other than French. They are a part of an international network of over 500 GEOS schools around the world. They have a part-time French language course offered in Toronto Monday-Friday from 9:00-11:15 a.m. Visit their website for more details. Website: www.geostoronto.com. Tel: 416-599-2120. Email: info@geostoronto.com

A part of York University, Glendon College's Extended Learning program creates an immersion-like atmosphere so that you are exposed to French at all times. You will be encouraged by teachers and monitors to speak French in the classroom, residence and during all activities. There are summer programs as well as programs that occur during the year. The program is for all levels - beginners to advanced. Glendon College is located in Toronto. Website: www.glendon.yorku.ca/extendedlearning. Tel: 416-487-6780. E-mail: extendedlearning@glendon.yorku.ca

Language, math tutoring, and coaching for children and adults. After school or on Saturday and Sunday. Private lessons: $30.50 per half hour. Also text editing and translation. Tel: 514-935-3814, 1-866-413-2002. Email: info@discoverylanguage.com. Website: www.discoverylanguage.com

This school attracts participants from all over Canada, the United States, Latin America and other parts of the world, who wish to upgrade their education or pursue a professional or personal goal. The Trois-Pistoles French Immersion School offers its clients an experience of a lifetime: a complete immersion environment, so that they not only learn French, but also live the language and the culture. Website: www.uwo.ca/cstudies/tp. Tel: 519-661-3637. E-mail: tpistole@uwo.ca.

A publisher of French magazines, CDs, games, workbooks and much more for children. Website: www.bayardjeunesse.ca. Tel: 416-446-7779 or toll free 1-877-403-5521. Fax: 416-446-7490. E-mail: bayardpresse@rogers.com.

A French bookstore operated by French teachers that offers French resources for teachers and students, specializing in books for K to Gr. 3. French book fairs are also offered; books will be sent to schools that are not close enough to visit. Website: www.thechildrenfrenchbookstore.vpweb.ca. Tel: 416-402-6979. E-mail: childrenfrenchstore@yahoo.ca.

Communication-Jeunesse is a nationwide, nonprofit cultural organization that develops tools and reference materials to promote reading.

Sells novels for adolescents with both French and English text in the same book.

French language training for the entire family. Providing instruction in all three French language skill sets, with a focus on listening, speaking, and communicating in French. Designed with supplementary teaching materials for in-class lessons, and student activities. Online offer for adults and kids available.

Established in 1977, Firefly Books Ltd. is a North American publisher and distributor of non-fiction and children's books. Firefly's goal is to bring readers beautifully produced books written by experts at reasonable prices. The publishing house is in Richmond Hill. However, their books are sold in all bookstores. Website: www.fireflybooks.com. Tel: 416-499-8412. Toll free: 1-800-387-6192. E-mail: service@fireflybooks.com.

Online bookstore specializing in elementary French language material including software and teacher resources. Reserve your next French book fair anywhere in the GTA. The French Library for Kids will set-up and operate their French book fair at school and community events. Their main office is in Mississauga. Website: www.kidslearnfrench.com. Contact Paddy Martell at 416-434-1136. E-mail: sales@kidslearnfrench.com

Sells books, CDs, teaching aids and school supplies geared towards the Ontario school curriculum. Please call to make an appointment for book consulting. Tel: 416-762-6339. E-mail: fesco@primus.ca.

Large selection of children’s sing-a-long CDs, DVDs and children’s books. They also have a large selection of French books for children. If you are not pleased with your product, you may return it within 14 days of purchase for a refund. Website: www.funtimetunes.com Tel: 514-733-2404. E-mail: sales@funtimetunes.com

Founded in Montréal in 1995, Kutoka's mission is to continue to produce original, different, high-quality, entertaining and educative products that use the strengths of interactive entertainment to educate. Website: www.kutoka.com. Tel: 514-849-4800. Toll free: 1-877-8KUTOKA. E-mail: info@kutoka.com.

Librairie du Centre

Literature for both youth and adults, educational plays, software, dictionaries, comic strips, atlas, books of reference, compact disks, films, textbooks, books of activities, etc. Website: www.librairieducentre.com. Toll free: 1-877-747-8003.

Librairie Du Soleil

Bookstore established in 1988 featuring the largest selection of French books in the National Capital Region serving schools and public libraries. Ask for their catalogue (on CD) of French resources for children: books, DVDs and CDs for all levels from core French to French immersion. Tel: 613-241-6999 E-mail: soleil@librairiedusoleil.ca

Francophone bookstore located in Toronto with a great children's section upstairs. Website: www.maisondelapresse.tm.fr/. Tel: 416-928-2328.

Purchase the first FSL dictionary developed entirely in Canada - le Myosotis. Designed for 9- to 15-year old learners of French. Available from Myosotis Press, 2461 Béliveau Blvd., Longueuil, QC, J4M 1M6. Website: www.dicomyosotis.ca. Tel: 450-468-3872.

Poster Pals sells posters, phonics cards with CD, student reading materials, flash cards, picture bingo, reproducible teaching units and much more. Tel: (905) 957-7696. Website: www.posterpals.ca. Toll Free: 1-800-265-7754. E-mail: posters@posterpals.ca

Scholastic Canada is one of the country's leading publishers and distributors of children's books and educational materials in both official languages. Website: www.scholastic.ca. En Français: www.scholastic.ca/editions. Tel: 1-800-268-3860. Greater Toronto Area: 905-887-7323. E-mail: custserve@scholastic.ca

The book "Ti-Belo et le petit oranger" is written by Marie-Monique Jean-Gilles (La Reine Soleil) and includes the topic of multiculturism. Tel: 416-932-3615. Email: info@lareinesoleil.com.

Tralco began in 1982 and was founded by Karen Traynor, a second-language teacher who saw the need for the creation of second-language materials that supported textbooks. Since 1988 Tralco has been publishing supplementary materials. Most Tralco materials are French; however, German, Spanish, ESL, and Italian are also available. The product line includes reproducible activity books, videos, music cassettes, games, incentives, computer software and CD-ROMs. Visit our website for more information. For our complete product line, please request our catalogue. E-mail: contact@tralco.com

Founded in 1989, World of Reading is your source for French language materials including software, books, CDs, audio tapes, videos, DVDs and more. Website: www.wor.com.

Francophone Teacher with 30 years of experience in both Public and Catholic school systems. Will tutor all ages. Website: www.frenchtutor.ca. Tel: 905-721-8541 - call Marguerite.

Based in Alma (near Fergus/Elora), has taught Core French and French Immersion Math at the intermediate level. Prefers students from grades 5-12. Please contact Marg Gollinger at 519-846-5574 or email at goll7189@g.mail.com.

Native French Canadian teaching French in the Catholic and Public French School Boards. Will tutor students ages 6 to adult, during the school year and fulltime through the summer. Tel: 519-400-9673 or email at messierv@yahoo.com.

A former high school teacher who now tutors fulltime, all ages with an emphasis on French Immersion students and those with learning disabilities. Tel: 519-780-2491 or email at mrneddy@yahoo.com.

Beyond the Classroom is a leader in providing in-home, one-on-one tutoring for students in JK to grade 11 in most subject areas. We have been offering personalized tutoring for over 13 years in Halton, Ontario. Website: www.beyondtheclassroom.ca. Tel: 905-510-4228. Email: cathy@beyondtheclassroom.ca.

Offers French immersion students of London, between the ages of 5 and 11, a learning support program that sparks interest and motivation in their studies. Tel: 519-675-3815. Website: www.cpfthamesvalley.1cis.com/club_de_devoirs.htm

A teacher who provides in-home tutoring for grades 1-6 within the Oakville, West Mississauga, North Burlington and Milton areas. $30 per hour. Tel: 905-878-5201.

Contact Camp Tournesol to match your child with one of their tutors. Please email your child's name and grade, your closest intersection and type of tutoring you are looking for. Website: www.camptournesol.ca. Tel: 905-891-1889 or toll free at 1-888-892-1889. E-mail: info@camptournesol.ca

A teacher who provides in-home tutoring for grades 1-6 within the Oakville, West Mississauga, North Burlington and Milton areas. $30 per hour. Tel: 905-878-5201.

A teacher who has taught extended French and French as a second language available to tutor students in the Orangeville area. Tel: 519-271-6357. Email: organizer@redcarpetsolutions.ca.

Ontario certified teachers provide individual instruction based upon a child's individual needs. Full assessment provided. Office is located in Orangeville, Ontario. Website: www.zitnak.ca. Tel: 519-940-3905. E-mail: learning@zitnak.ca

Francophone Teacher with 30 years of experience in both Public and Catholic school systems. Will tutor all ages. Website: www.frenchtutor.ca. Tel: 905-721-8541 - call Marguerite.

Specializing in teaching French Immersion, elementary level and Core French. Adults can also learn French conversation skills. University students can teach up to university levels. Located in Kanata and downtown Ottawa. Tel: 613-599-4226.

French language course in the Ottawa area. Available for individual or mini-group classes, will go to your place. The course will be customized to your current abilities and goals. Open to all. Good opportunity for new immigrants, or bilingual people looking to improve their French skills. Reasonable rates. Contact: claunel@live.com.

French Cultural Connections offers private and semi-private lessons in your home or on-site for adults and children ages 10 to 17; teaching all levels from beginner to advanced. Our tutors are qualified and experienced (French native), teaching the beginner, intermediate or advanced level.

M.A. from La Sorbonne, Paris. Has taught all ages from ages 10 to adult. Retired in 2003 from the Toronto District School Board as Head of the French Department. Tel: 416-449-8738. E-mail: dreece@sympatico.ca

French native speakers at your service. Experienced and outgoing French tutors help improve your French skills. They assist with homework, exams, and assignments. E-mail: sam_ben10@hotmail.com.

Has 13 years of education in French, graduated from a Francophone university and French high school, has over 5 years experience in tutoring. Beginners to Advanced: Conversational French, French Immersion, Speaking, Writing, Listening, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, FSL University Courses 100 to 400 Levels, Business French. Price is negotiable (depends on hours). Tel: 416-897-4248. E-mail: fuzun@yahoo.com.

How helpful would it be to have Certified, professional French teachers who have a wealth of experience in the classroom, to be able to provide one-on-one and small group tutoring sessions to students, college, university prep, adults and corporations. For ultimate and proven RESULTS in the French language (in addition to access to some of the most effective resources out there) visit our Website: www.learntoday.ca or call 416-522-3162. FREE CONSULTATION AVAILABLE!

Retired French teacher is available to tutor grades 7 through 12 in the north Toronto area. Background includes 33 years teaching French for the Toronto District School Board. Website: www.myfrenchteacher.ca. Tel: 416-697-8074. E-mail: tutor@myfrenchteacher.ca

Tuteurs of Toronto is a project initiated by four experienced teachers who have worked in French at different schools in the CSDCSO, Toronto District School Board (DSB) and Toronto Catholic DSB. Programming is geared towards students ages 4-18 studying in French across Toronto. The aim is to help children understand both that French is a living, vibrant language, and that they have unlimited potential to learn and participate in this reality. Website: www.toft.ca/english/. Tel: 647-456-8638.

BRAVO French Bursary Program - French tutoring free of charge to selected school-aged children

This Fall Tuteurs of Toronto’s first year launching the BRAVO Bursary Program. The organization is happy to be able to offer French tutoring free of charge to selected school-aged children whose families have financial limitations. Chosen students will receive French tutoring for an hour and a half every week for one academic year. The organization will cover all fees. Selection criteria are available on Tuteurs of Toronto's website at www.TofT.ca. Visit website for deadlines for acceptance into program.

Voilà Learning - French homework support

Voilà is a not-for-profit organization that unites dozens of French teachers from school boards across Toronto to encourage students in their acquisition of the French language, and to help parents meet the needs of their children studying in a French program. Website: www.voilalearning.com /english/ Tel: 647-456-8638.

Voilà Community Help - Homework clubs and free programs

This year, Voilà Community Help is happy to launch a number of French Homework Clubs in partnership with the public libraries and different School Boards across the city. In these community programs, tutors and teachers provide academic support to students would benefit from help them with their French homework. Website: http://voilalearning.com/english/voila-community-help/ Tel: 647-456-8638.

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Katey Cooper

Grade 11 French Immersion student interested in tutoring French Immersion to students up to grade three. Tel: 905-665-9363.

French Tutor

Francophone Teacher with 30 years of experience in both Public and Catholic school systems. Will tutor all ages. Website: www.frenchtutor.ca. Tel: 905-721-8541 - call Marguerite.

Located at Bayside Public School in Belleville. There are two dates available for children starting Core French or French Immersion in September: July 13-17 or July 20-24. Children in grades 4-6 with at least one year of French Immersion may attend from July 27-31, 2009. Tel: 705-875-4827. E-mail: quintefrenchcamp@hotmail.com

Fun weekly SK French Club for children in Senior Kindergarten who will be attending Grade 1 French Immersion in the fall. Program includes games, songs & activities introducing French vocabulary. Website: www.funavecfrench.com. Tel: 905-861-9792. E-mail: lisa@funavecfrench.com.

This camp is located at the Braemar House School and offers a variety of activities such as soccer, swimming, games, crafts and music. Campers bring their own lunch. Snacks and drinks are provided. Tel: 519-717-7329. E-mail: cpf-brantford@sympatico.ca.

Camp Tournesol offers full-day camp programs focusing on enhancing vocabulary and conversational skills - Intro to French, French Fun, counsellor-in-training. Bussing is offered. Website: www.camptournesol.ca. Tel: 905-891-1889. Toll Free: 1-888-892-1889. E-mail: info@camptournesol.ca.

A fun week in French, held August 15-19, 2011 in the morning for children who have completed JK to Grade 2 French Immersion. Details will be finalized in May but last year, the program was led by a local French immersion teacher and included some academics (reading, writing, and storytelling) as well as crafts, music games and other fun activities. For more information: http://www.wcm.on.ca/prog-cdfrench.php or contact Libby Walker, Activity Programmer at Libbyw@wcm.on.ca or 519-846-0916 ext. 5224.

French Junior Environmental Camp (ages 6-10 years)

August 8-12, 2011. This camp in Rockwood will introduce campers to the great outdoors lead by fluent French language interpreters. With a strong focus on nature and the environment, this camp will feature swimming and beach activities. Website: www.grandriver.ca. Tel: 519-836-7860. Email: guelphlakenc@grandriver.ca.

University of Guelph - Junior Le Camp Français (ages 4-8 years)

This camp is available for 7 different weeks throughout the summer. Campers are offered a combination of outdoor and indoor activities delivered in a predominantly French environment. Website: www.gryphons.ca. Tel: Melinda at 519-824-4120 Ext. 56131. Email: camps@uoguelph.ca

Held at the Hanover Aquatic Centre, this day camp is designed for French Immersion students from ages 6-10 (must have completed grade 1). Activities include arts, crafts, swimming, day trips and theme days. Contact Michelle Eccles at daveeccles@sympatico.ca

Have fun in French this summer at Les Petites Pommes French Camp! Our capital goal is to inspire and develop your child’s French and critical thinking abilities through a healthy balance of indoor and outdoor activity. Knowledge learnt at Les Petites Pommes will not only serve your child during their session, but will continue into the school year and beyond! See website for new details including open house and registration deadline dates. Website: www.lespetitespommes.com. Email: contact@lespetitespommes.com

Full-day French Camp at Kincardine Davidson Centre. Contact Karen at 519-396-1772. E-mail: arciszewski@tnt21.com

French Climbing Camp at École l’Harmonie School in Waterloo (ages 6-12)

Located in Kitchener, this camp offers a variety of sporting activities with a choice of five weeks throughout the 2011 summer. Contact Claire Croisat-Stollery at 519-579-8442. Website: www.kwfrenchcamp.com. E-mail: thefrenchways@rogers.com

This camp at Bingeman's Funworx in Kitchener offers a variety of sports. The camp runs for 5 weeks in July. Tel: 519-579-8442. Website: www.afkw.org/FCKW.html. E-mail: thefrenchways@rogers.com

Ontario Educational Leadership Centre (OELC) (For Grades 7 and 8 French Immersion students)

Located in Longford, Ontario, this sports program offers leadership development through athletics and is offered in French. This is intended for either students in French as a first language or French immersion students in grades 7-8. Website: www.oelccaso.com. Tel: 705-689-5572. E-mail: oelc@oelccaso.com

Overnight camp for French immersion students. Located at the Mansfield Outdoor Centre approximately 1 hour north of Toronto. Visit their website at www.mansfieldoutdoorcentre.ca for directions. Activities include swimming, games, hikes and theme days. Sunday, August 14 to Friday, August 26, 2011. Contact Sharon at 416-284-2597 or Heather at 705-435-4479 for more information. E-mail: campcheznous@hotmail.com or cheznous@zing-net.ca.

This fun-filled summer camp include daily activites, outings and organized excursions twice a week, team sports and games, dance, crafts, picnics and more. Located in Maple. Website: www.chateaudelamoraine.com. Contact Antoinette at 416-662-6124. E-mail: chateaudelamoraine@rogers.com

Camp Tournesol offers full-day camp programs focusing on enhancing vocabulary and conversational skills - Intro to French, French Fun, counsellor-in-training. Bussing is offered. Website: www.camptournesol.ca. Tel: 905-891-1889 Toll Free: 1-888-892-1889. E-mail: info@camptournesol.ca.

During the summer and March break, French Solutions offers programs for beginner French and French Immersion students. Located in Markham. These day camps allow children to come and enjoy activities such as arts and crafts, drama, songs and kinesthetic, sports, dance and much more! Website: www.frenchsolutions.ca. Tel: 905-201-6282. E-mail: inquiries@frenchsolutions.ca

Alliance Française de Toronto offers a French summer camp designed for non-francophone children aged 5-11 years old at any level of French. The main objective of this camp is to develop fluency and confidence in oral and written French. A different theme will be chosen every session and activities will vary according to age and level in the language. Website: www.alliance-francaise.ca. Tel: Mary 905-272-4444. Email: mississauga@alliance-francaise.ca

Kids Summer Camp - Immersion Programs for Children and Teenagers - from July 4th to August 12th,

a variety of programs and activities offered, including swimming. Located in Mississauga. Open-house at Converse Centre, Wed., May 12 from 6-8:00 pm and Sat., May 15 from 9 am-1 pm.

A great opportunity for children to improve their French speaking skills while working in small peer groups to develop drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture skills. French speaking instructors will use visual clues, demonstrations and exciting art exercises to gently encourage students to express themselves both visually and orally, all in a fun and supportive environment. Website: www.visualartsmississauga.com.

Since 2006, Camp White Oaks has offered French 'AIM' camp. The Accelerative Integrated Method (AIM) is a systematic approach to the teaching of core French. Here children will acquire a good level of confidence in French. Tel: 905-278-4454. Website: www.woms.ca/summer_camp.htm. Email: admin@woms.ca

Camp Tournesol offers full-day camp programs focusing on enhancing vocabulary and conversational skills - Intro to French, French Fun, counsellor-in-training. Bussing is offered. Website: www.camptournesol.ca. Tel: 905-891-1889 Toll Free: 1-888-892-1889. E-mail: info@camptournesol.ca.

Les Coccinelles offers a French Immersion program for ages 2 1/2 to 5. Perfect for the bilingual, francophone or English-speaking family, this educational program helps children get ready for full-day learning. Tel: 905-825-2029 E-mail:admin@lescoccinelles.ca Website: www.lescoccinelles.ca

Alliance Française and Oakville Galleries combine their expertise in teaching French as a second language and in delivering high-quality art programmes to provide children with a series of multidisciplinary and hands-on learning activities "en français". All programmes are inspired by the summer exhibitions and the unique site of Gairloch Gardens on the shore of Lake Ontario. Website: www.oakvillegalleries.com. Tel: 905-844-4402 Ext. 23.

La Cité collégiale is offering their Career Exploration Camp from July 5-9 and July 12-16, 2010. Themes include 3D animation, culinary arts, photography, the environment, architecture and more. Website: www.lacitec.on.ca/camps_carrieres.htm. For details contact Jocelyne Agnew at 613-742-2483. E-mail: campscarrieres@lacitec.on.ca.

This Ottawa region camp offers a seven-week program for French immersion students ages 5 - 1. Students are welcome to stay for the entire seven-week camp period. Website: www.francouest.org. Tel: 613-722-1819. E-mail: francouest@istop.com

The University of Ottawa offers a bilingual camp in the summer months for children. Students can take part in a variety of different sports, games, activities and recreation swims in a bilingual environment. Website: www.geegees.ca. Tel: 613-562-5800 Ext. 4477.

A Core French based program for Core French students aged 6-12 and French Immersion students aged 6-7. Camp dates are from July 5-30, 2010. This program is organized by the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. For registration information call 613-239-2703.

This fun-filled summer camp include daily activities, outings and organized excursions twice a week, team sports and games, dance, crafts, picnics and more. Located in Oak Ridges/Richmond Hill. Website: www.chateaudelamoraine.com. Contact Antoinette at 416-662-6124. E-mail: chateaudelamoraine@rogers.com.

Les Artists will have fun experimenting in all media including drawing, painting and collage en français. Held at St. Michael's Secondary School in Stratford from July 20-24, 2009. This program is in conjunction with Gallery Stratford's "Art Fantastique". For more information and to register: www.gallerystratford.on.ca. Tel: 519-271-5271. E-mail: ehaid@gallerystratford.on.ca

French day camps from July 6 to August 21, 2009 at the following locations: Julliard Public School in Maple, Louis-Honoré Fréchette Public School in Thornhill, Milne Valley Middle School in Scarborough, Romeo Dallaire P.S. Durham, Scarborough and North York. Website: www.dovelacolombe.com. E-mail: info@dovelacolombe.com

Certified trainers run sports, recreation and art programs alongside our French Immersion program. Located in the heart of Thornhill, offering door-to-door transportation, all camp programs & daily recreational swims. Early bird and after camp programs at no extra cost…quality and affordability. Website: www.spartacuscamps.ca. Tel: 416-830-2095. E-mail: daycamp@sympatico.ca

Fort William Historical Park Day Camp (ages 10-12) *CPF Ontario sponsored camp

Adventure day camp week of August 16-20 for French Immersion students. French will be spoken exclusively at this camp. Contact Kerry at 807-346-9166. E-mail: berlin@tbaytel.net

Alliance Française de Toronto offers a French summer camp designed for non-francophone children aged 5-11 years old at any level of French. The main objective of this camp is to develop fluency and confidence in oral and written French. A different theme will be chosen every session and activities will vary according to age and level in the language. Website: www.alliance-francaise.ca Tel: Agathe 416-922-2014 ext. 24. Email: agathe@alliance-francaise.ca

This camp is held in an attractive west-end Toronto neighbourhood for children schooled in French (Immersion or Francophone) offered during the last 2 weeks of summer vacation. Dates will be posted on-line while the 2011 brochure will be e-mailed around March break with registration to start immediately after. Website: www.FrenchSouthWest.com. Email: Experience_Authentique@mail.vresp.com. Telephone: Evelyne Dufau 416-760-9849 or Toll free 1-866-760-9813.

French Musical Theatre Day Camp in Toronto held in July. For more information regarding this fun filled camp contact Genevieve Cholette. Tel: 416-312-9180. Email: FlammeEnMoi@gmail.com

French day camps in the Greater Toronto Area. Please visit the website for list of dates, activities, extended hours, registration forms and discounts. Website: www.dovelacolombe.com. E-mail: info@dovelacolombe.com. Telephone: 416-446-1993.

Camp Tournesol offers full-day camp programs focusing on enhancing vocabulary and conversational skills - Intro to French, French Fun, counsellor-in-training. Bussing is offered. Website: www.camptournesol.ca. Tel: 905-891-1889 Toll Free: 1-888-892-1889. E-mail: info@camptournesol.ca.

Half day (9:00-12:15) or full day programs (9:00 - 5:15). Can register for both. The programs consist of lessons, oral and written exercises, songs and other fun activities to improve your child's French. Website: www.ecolenapoleon.com.

La Muse, an art studio in Toronto, offers art camp for children aged 4-13. They offer both bilingual (English and French) and 100% French summer art camps. Website: www.la-muse.ca/camps.html. Tel: 416-850-0064. E-mail: la_muse@yahoo.ca

This French summer day camp in Cabbagetown Toronto offers various activities such as outdoor activities (Capture the Flag, nature walks, scavenger hunts), sports (soccer, baseball, beach volleyball), games, crafts, music and drama. Website: www.torontolanguageschool.ca. Tel: 647-351-1374. E-mail: stephanie@torontolanguageschool.ca

Students, beginning, refreshing or advancing their French language skills excel in the fun, relaxed and stimulating environment of the school . Their French Camp provides language opportunities for all campers as they provide classes in science, cooking, drama and our Friday French movie and outings with French guides to the Ontario Science Centre, the Royal Ontario Museum and more! Website: www.gilesschool.ca. Tel: 416-446-0825 (Summer Camp Coordinator). Email: info@gilesschool.ca

French Summer Arts Camp at the Clay and Glass Gallery (ages 7-11)

French Summer Arts Camp is a program designed and hosted by the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery for French Immersion students August 15-19, 2011. Registration starts April 11th. During the week-long session a variety of arts activities are explored with clay sculpturing being the main feature. For more information, check out this link: http://www.canadianclayandglass.ca/Camp.html or contact: Laura Carey, Educational Programs Coordinator at 519.746.1882 x233 or laura@canadianclayandglass.ca.

Click here to access the list of CPF-sponsored French camps in British Columbia. Don't forget to read about their family camp!

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The proposed activities are numerous and diversified. Campers learn the basics of archery, kayaking, water slides and many different trails inside a dream environment. Everything is there to make their camping experience a magical one! We also have French Immersion-no classes, just for fun. Ages: 7-17. Website: www.basedebellefeuille.com. Tel: 888-689-6727. E-mail: bfeuille@globetrotter.net

60 years of excellence, located on a natural site surrounded by a private lake, this camps' priorities are well-being and security. Through their programs they promote autonomy and group life. Youth will be excepted to participate in expeditions and many activities bringing them to their limits. Website: www.jean-jeune.qc.ca. Tel: 819-425-3556. Toll Free Tel: 1-800-598-1351. E-mail: info@jean-jeune.qc.ca

ESL and FSL programs offered to students from around the world. Four stimulating weeks learning a second language while participating in a full range of sports and activities. Situated in the beautiful Eastern Townships of Quebec. BCS is dedicated to providing you with a dynamic and challenging summer school experience. Ages: 11-16. Website: www.bishopscollegeschool.com. Tel: 819-566-0227 Ext. 319. E-mail: summer@bishopscollegeschool.com

Center founded in 1976, Beauvallon receives international young clients since 1984. Beauvallon is an Outdoors Center which focuses on entertainment in all its forms. Set in an environment to learn French, Beauvallon is a unique camp concept, gathering kids from around the world to live a great adventure. 30 minutes away from Montreal, Beauvallon offers city tours, sports and educational programs combined with the excellent counsellors to ensure a safe and memorable holiday. Website: www.beauvallon.com. Tel: 450-299-2506. E-mail: information@beauvallon.com

VIVRE L'EXPÉRIENCE! Are you looking for an exciting bilingual experience for your children this summer? We offer 15 hours of quality language instruction per week, in addition to daily exposure to the language being studied (French or English). Students also participate in cultural trips, sports, activities and excursions to Mont Tremblant, Ottawa, and Québec. Ages: 9-17. Website: www.brebeufsummer.com. Tel: 866-258-430. E-mail: camps@cisscanada.com

Our Kids Go To Camp, an annual magazine devoted to helping parents find the right camp for their children, provides a listing of camps (in Quebec) along with tips, advice, and must-have information. Website: www.ourkids.net/camp. E-mail: info@ourkids.net

Founded in 1963, Camp Claret offers the comforts of a residential camp with the thrill of tenting in the great outdoors. Carefully chosen and trained staff encourage youngsters through teamwork and group living to meet personal challenges by developing self-confidence and a sense of values. Camper-to-staff ratio is 4:1. Ages: 7-15. Website: www.campclaret.qc.ca. Tel: 819-562-1435. E-mail: carmel@campclaret.qc.ca

This camp is a modern residential camp located by a magnificent lake in the Laurentian Mountains. For one or two weeks, children enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Day hikes and camp-outs to the tree houses, tepees or fortress complete their stay. Teens are located at a remote site, base of their canoe and hiking adventures. Website: www.campjeuneair.com. Tel: 1-800-567-6788. E-mail: info@campjeuneair.com

Situated on the banks of the Ouareau River in Saint-Donat, this overnight summer camp is for girls ages 4 to 16 and boys ages 4 to 12. For over 50 years Camp Mère Clarac has offered outdoor activities including horseback riding, tennis, rowing/pedal boat, hiking, climbing, natural sciences, and more - all within a healthy Christian atmosphere. This camp is open year-round for groups and schools. A Counsellors in Training program (CIT) is also available. Camp Mère Clarac is accredited by the Quebec Camping Association. Website: camp.marie-clarac.qc.ca Tel: 819-424-2261. E-mail: camp@marie-clarac.qc.ca

We've made happy campers for 50 years! This camp is located in Quebec on a beautiful private site of more than 1,200 acres. It provides more than 30 different activities and offers many specialized programs: cinema, theatre, snorkeling certification (P.A.D.) and horseback riding. We take care of your children and offer a great vacation in French. Ages: 5-16. Website: www.campmariste.qc.ca. Tel: 450-834-6383. Ext. 223. E-mail: fdyotte@campmariste.qc.ca

This is an international sports/arts camp with an intimate atmosphere offering professional instruction, first-class facilities, an excellent waterfront program, land sports, shows, excursions, overnights, and heated renovated cabins. This camp recently received 4 stars from Tourism Quebec. Website: www.maromac.com. Tel: 1-800-884-2267. E-mail: info@maromac.com

This camp's activities are carefully structured to lead each boy towards a sense of personal achievement. Wilderness canoe trips are available. They have 400 acres of woods and playing fields and half-a-mile of a sandy beach that is only a short distance away from Mont-Tremblant. Website: www.nominingue.com. Summer Tel: 866-910-1551. Winter Tel: 514-856-1333. E-mail: camp@axess.com

Space Camp Canada provides inspiration to prepare students for the challenges of tomorrow. At space camp Canada, campers live like astronauts, train on NASA simulators, attend scientific workshops, sleep in modules and take part in a space mission aboard the replica Endeavour. 24 hour camp, three-day camp and six day camps are available as well as 24 hour parent-child camp. Ages: 9-15. Website: www.cosmodome.org. Tel: 800-565-2267. E-mail: info@cosmodome.org

Bilingual cycling day camp in Hull, Quebec, for ages 11 - 13. Tel 1-866-666-2337. Fax 819-459-2728. E-mail: cienomades@videotron.ca

French immersion summer camp for young people in the Laurentian mountain area 75 miles north of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Website: www.ekocamp.com. Toll free: 1-888-643-7012. E-mail: info@ekocamp.com

Camp Ouareau is an all-girls summer camp situated in St. Donat, Quebec. We have 132 girls between the ages of six and 15. Our camper-to-staff ratio is 3:1, and the girls live in groups of four or six. Each group is 50 per cent French and 50 per cent English. The counsellors follow the language of the day, alternating two days in French then two days in English. Website: www.ouareau.com. Tel: 819-424-2662.

Odyssée Summer Camps offer enthusiasts of outdoor adventure, sports, culture and nature a wide range of captivating activities in a French-speaking environment. Website: www.camps-odyssee.com. Tel: 418-529-5323. Toll Free: 1-888-699-9091. E-mail: odyssee@camps-odyssee.com

This camp is located in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. It's the ultimate place to learn British classical horseback riding while discovering 30 other exciting outdoor activities in a French environment. It was awarded 4 stars by Tourism Quebec. Website: www.moncamp.com. Tel: 450-777-4511. E-mail: info@moncamp.com

This non-profit group represents organizations offering summer or day camps and nature class programming in Quebec. Call their toll free number in Montreal at 1-800-361-3586 or e-mail them at info@camps.qc.ca for a free directory of children’s residential and day camps in Quebec. You can apply to the Directors of the individual camps to become a camp counsellor. Website: www.camps.qc.ca.

Founded in 1970 Sans Souci is an internationally known bilingual camp specializing in the expert instruction of British classical horseback riding and horsemanship. Beautiful facilities include indoor arena, hunter/jumper dressage ring, and seven outdoor rings. Certifications by the OCA, QCA and Quebec Equestrian Federation attest to the camp's commitment to quality and safety in its programs and facilities. Classified 4/4 stars by Tourism Quebec. Ages: 8-17. Website: www.sans-souci.qc.ca. Tel: 450-826-3772. E-mail: info@sans-souci.qc.ca

Situated in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Wilvaken offers a wide variety of activities in a bilingual environment. Campers come to us from Quebec, Ontario and many other parts of the world. We are proud of the warm and caring atmosphere that's remembered by our campers for many years. Ages: 9-15. Website: www.wilvaken.com. Winter Tel: 450-458-5051. Summer Tel: 819-843-5353. E-mail: wilvaken@wilvaken.com

Surrounded by the sparkling blue water of Puget Sound, Canoe Island French Camp is located on 47-acre Canoe Island in the state of Washington. Camp counselors are at least 18, have had at least one year of post-secondary education and are fluent in French. Camp activities include a unique mix of French language and culture through artistic and outdoor activities. Fencing, archery, sailing, kayaking, swimming, photography, marine biology, and French culture, cuisine and language are options every day. Website: www.canoeisland.org. Tel: 360-468-2329. E-mail: info@canoeisland.org

AFS Interculture Canada offers student exchange programs (one year, a semester or during the summer) to young Canadians aged between 15 and 18 years of age. Adults aged between 18 and 29 can choose from International Community Service, Dialogue, Internship or Young Workers programs. Tel: 1-800-361-7248; (514) 288-3282. E-mail info-canada@afs.org. Website: www.afscanada.org.

Founded in 1989, Boa Lingua is an independently-owned language travel specialist, representing more than 200 of the world’s best and most renowned language schools in 30 different countries, including Canada. All schools have been personally visited by our management to verify the quality of the education as well as the infrastructure of the school. E-mail info@boalingua.com Website: www.boalingua.com/language-travel-french.htm

This course is for students ages 11 - 15 during the month of July. Fees include instruction, outdoor sports, cultural activities, class trips and pocket money. Tel: (819) 566-0227, ext. 319. Fax: (819) 822-8917. E-mail summer@bishopscollegeschool.com. Website: www.bishopscollegeschool.com

Located in Montreal, the Collége Jean-de-Brébeuf Summer Programme offers French and English classes plus sport/art activities for students. Students from around the world develop and achieve linguistic skills in either or both languages while experiencing the culture of Quebec. Tel: (416) 646-5400. Website: www.cisscanada.com. E-mail: camps@cisscanada.com.

Destination Clic offers a 3 week bursary program for 14- and 15-year-olds for enrichment in French as a first language. If you are francophone and have your permanent residence outside of Quebec, Destination Clic could give you three weeks to make exciting discoveries, enjoy new experiences, meet people you’ll never forget, and achieve real and useful goals, all this while exploring another region of Canada. Website: www.destinationclic.ca.

École de langue française et de culture québécoise

For students ages 14 - 17, there is a three-week French immersion home stay in Alma (Lac Saint-Jean). For university students, the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi offers home stay or residence credit and non-credit courses. Tel toll-free 1-888-545-5036. Fax: (418) 545-5416 or e-mail elf@uqac.uquebec.ca. Website: http://elf.uqac.ca.

Encounters with Canada is a one-week program of Canadian studies held at The Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre, in Ottawa. From mid September to early December and from late January to early May, students aged 14 – 17 come from across the country to our Nation's Capital for a once in a lifetime opportunity. The largest youth forum in Canada, this program is about citizenship awareness and leadership skills. Tel toll-free 1-800-361-0419 or 613-744-1290. Fax: 613-744-6204. Website: www.encounters-rencontres.ca. E-mail: information@histori.ca.

For Youth ( 13 yr old and up) and adult linguistic stays in BIARRITZ, FRANCE, including a Parent/Child program
French language programs in small groups combined with optional cultural and/or sports activities. Accommodation options include home stay, vacation rental, B&B. Teenagers keen on their golf or surfing will go for the compromise of polishing their French while indulging their sport s in Biarritz, France. For inquiries call 1-866-760-9813 toll free or 416-760-9849 in Toronto. Website: www.FrenchSouthWest.com.

A five-week spring or summer intensive French course that is offered to students who have completed their grade 11 French credit. This program is offered in different locations across the country. See your French teacher. The deadline is usually mid-February. Tel: 416-962-8100. Website: www.myexplore.ca .

This school offers a five-week summer immersion program for students ages 14 - 18 and a tailor-made program that runs from September to June. They also offer French High School Studies and an international exchange program. Tel: (418) 681-0107. Fax: (418) 681-0118 or e-mail Ateliers@collegegarnier.qc.ca. Website: www.collegegarnier.qc.ca

The “Forum experience” brings approximately 550 high school students from across Canada between the ages of 15 and 19 to Ottawa and Parliament Hill for an intensive academic adventure that immerses them in the exciting world of national politics and public affairs. Forum is a bilingual and non-partisan program of the Foundation for the Study of Processes of Government in Canada. Tel: 613-233-4086. Website: www.forum.ca. E-mail: forum@forum.ca.

Discover Montreal and Quebec City from July 30 - August 4, 2009. Enjoy biking and hiking Montreal’s French districts, mountain, and lovely waterfront during the day and in the evening see more than 150 free French musical concerts. Stay in French speaking B&B’s in the heart of Le plateau Mont-Royal, at walking distance to rues Mont-Royal, St-Denis, St-Laurent and du Parc where you can enjoy great food, shops and bistros. Package includes: train from Toronto, 9 nights in hotel (double occ.), bike storage in van at night, transport to Quebec city. Does not include food, optional tourist attractions, paying concerts and bike maintenance. Based on 6 participants + guide.

Cycling French immersion in Blueberry country from August 6 to 11, 2009. Véloroute des bleuets a closed-loop circuit, covering 256 km around Lake St-Jean, runs through 15 municipalities as well as Mashteuiatsh, a Montagnais community, and crosses paths with several tourist attractions. This tour is a destination of choice for cyclists looking for wide-open spaces, beaches, and breathtaking landscapes. Price includes: train from Toronto, 2 nights in Montreal (double occ.), camping sites, luggage transport from site to site. Does not include food, optional tourist attractions & bike maintenance. Based on 6 participants + guide.

This annual, bilingual conference is open to Grade 11 students from across the country and is an opportunity for young Canadians to meet, listen to prominent speakers and share ideas and experiences significant to Canada. Tel: (705) 494-9595. Website: www.ics.ca. E-mail: chachkowski@hotmail.com

Language Studies Canada has programs for students ages 13 - 17 that last two weeks or longer. There is a co-op program for students 18 years and older. Participants take an intensive course followed by a bilingual work placement in Montreal. Tel (514) 939-9911. Fax: (514) 939-2223. Website: www.lsc-canada.com

Learning Traveller is an Ontario company dedicated to bringing you the best summer immersion French programs in Quebec, France, and Switzerland. Our programs focus on language immersion and personal growth for teens! Website: http://www.learningtraveller.com/. Toll Free: 1-888-386-1411. Call to book a program or to inquire for more info!

A French immersion summer camp and kayak expedition in the Gulf of St. Lawrence for students ages 8-17. Practice French in a francophone community (Acadian) while kayaking, sailing, snorkeling and more. Family camps. Tel: 1-888-937-8166. Fax: (418) 937-9028 or e-mail istorlet@sympatico.ca. Website: www3.sympatico.ca/istorlet

Odyssey is a paid full-time work experience program that allows students to travel within Canada, gain experience in a school environment and share their cultures. Students work as language-assistants under the supervision of a teacher, encouraging students to improve their knowledge of language and culture. Academic credits are available for this program. The deadline for application is usually mid-February. Website: www.myodyssey.ca.

Since 1936, SEVEC has brought together more than 300,000 young Canadians through group exchanges, group educational visits and forums in all parts of Canada for students ages 12-17. SEVEC is a partner of CPF. Toll Free: 1-800-38-SEVEC or 1-800-387-3832. E-mail: info@sevec.ca. Website: www.sevec.ca.

The program takes place in July for students ages 11 - 16 in all levels of French instruction. Intensive activity-based French work takes place in class and outdoors. Tel: (819) 876-7891 ext. 246. Fax: (819) 876-5392. E-mail: The program takes place in July for students ages 11 - 16 in all levels of French instruction. Intensive activity-based French work takes place in class and outdoors. Tel: (819) 876-7891 ext. 246. Fax: (819) 876-5392. E-mail: summer.school@stansteadcollege.com. Website: www.stansteadcollege.com.

Anational exchange program providing an opportunity for young Canadians, 16 and 17 years of age, to improve their second official language skill, gain work experience and discover another part of Canada. Offered by the YMCA since February 2007. There are opportunities for families to welcome a student for six weeks as an alternate host family. Website: www.summer-work.com. E-mail: Christelle.Thibault@ymcagta.org. Tel: 1-877-639-9987.

Exchanges Canada is a Government of Canada initiative that creates opportunities for young Canadians to gain a better understanding of their country, to connect with one another and to experience the diversity of Canada’s communities, languages and cultures. YEC supports student exchanges between school and non-profit community groups of 10 to 30 people ages 11-18. Tel: 1-800-622-6232. Fax: (877) 297-5014 or e-mail exchanges@pch.gc.ca Website: www.exchanges.gc.ca

Classes all year for a minimum two weeks for students ages 18 and up in Quebec. In Toronto- Tel: (416) 368-5118. Fax: (416) 322-6893 or e-mail toronto@bli.ca. Website: www.bli.ca.

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Post-secondary students have the opportunity to attend five-week spring and summer immersion programs. Adults can take conversational and made-to-measure intensive French courses in Jonquière, Ottawa and Fort St. Jean. Tel: 1-800-622-0352, (418) 542-0352. Fax: (418) 542-3536. E-mail: centling@cjonquiere.qc.ca. Website: www.cjonquiere.qc.ca.

École de langue française et de culture québécoise

For students ages 14 - 17

There is a three-week French immersion home stay in Alma (Lac Saint-Jean). For university students, the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi offers home stay or residence credit and non-credit courses. Tel toll-free 1-888-545-5036. Fax: (418) 545-5416 or e-mail elf@uqac.uquebec.ca. Website: www.uqac.uquebec.ca.

Three-week and five-week French Immersion Summer Programs are offered in May or July for teachers. There are also options where participants can enroll in both the French and Music programs. Tel toll-free 1-888-545-5036. E-mail: elf@uqac.ca. Website: http://elf.uqac.ca.

Offers year-round French immersion programs for university students, teachers, business people, retired people or anyone wishing to improve their proficiency in French. Toll free: 1-888-343-8645.

Explore is a five-week intensive language-learning course. You can take the course in the spring or summer. Participants receive a $2,000 bursary covering tuition fees for the course, instructional materials, meals, and accommodation. This program is offered in different locations across the country, including British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. The deadline is usually mid-February. Tel: 416-962-8100. Website: www.myexplore.ca.

Cycling French immersion in Blueberry country from August 6 to 11, 2009. Véloroute des bleuets a closed-loop circuit, covering 256 km around Lake St-Jean, runs through 15 municipalities as well as Mashteuiatsh, a Montagnais community and crosses paths with several tourist attractions. This tour is a destination of choice for cyclists looking for wide-open spaces, beaches, and breathtaking landscapes. Price includes: train from Toronto, 2 nights in Montreal (double occ.), camping sites, luggage transport from site to site. Does not include food, optional tourist attractions & bike maintenance. Based on 6 participants + guide.

A not-for-profit organization offering Ontario students’ reciprocal exchange programs in Quebec and Europe. Individual school year and semester teacher-led class trips can be arranged for locations outside of Quebec. ISE in Barrie. Tel: (705) 722-9440. Fax: (705) 722- 9441. E-mail info@iseontario.on.ca . Website: www.iseontario.on.ca

There is a Co-op program for students 18 years and older. Participants take an intensive course followed by a bilingual work placement in Montreal. Tel: (514) 939-9911. Fax: (514) 939-2223. Website: www.lsc-canada.com.

Educational tours for teachers and students including French and Spanish tours. Toll free: 1-888-494-0202. Website: www.mariden.com.

Nacel organizes Discovery Tours for teachers and students ages 13-18 in Canada and Europe. Offers both custom tours and home stays. National Office: 1-800-661-6223. Fax (519) 869-8888, or email can@nacel.org Website: www.nacel.org

This is a French immersion school that is run by the University of Western Ontario. It offers degree-credit and non-degree courses. One week for adults and customized for groups year-round. Tel: (519) 661-3637. Fax: (519) 661-3799 or e-mail tpistole@uwo.ca. Website: www.uwo.ca/cstudies/tp/

The French Language School at Université Laval offers 5-week summer non-credit and credit programs for those who are 18 years of age or older and consider a language other than French to be their mother tongue. Tel: (418) 656-2321. Fax: (418) 656-7018. E-mail: fle@elul.ulaval.ca. Website: www.french.ulaval.ca.

Over 28 years experience arranging educational exchanges. You will have the opportunity to welcome a child into your home, just as your child will be welcomed into a carefully selected home. For ages 9-13. Tel: 519-364-4842. E-mail: infos@enfamille.com. Website: www.enfamille.com.

AFS offers high school students and adults the opportunity to either study or work in a different country. Tel: 1-800-361-7248; (514) 288-3282. E-mail info-canada@afs.org. Website: www.afscanada.org.

This organization organizes school year and summer exchanges for students ages 15 - 18 in different countries across the world. In the summer, home stays or language courses are offered. Tel: 1-800-361-3214 or (514) 287-1814. Fax: (514) 281-1525 or e-mail assecanada@asse.com. Website: www.asse.com

Founded in 1989, Boa Lingua is an independently-owned language travel specialist, representing more than 200 of the world’s best and most renowned language schools in 30 different countries. All schools have been personally visited by our management to verify the quality of the education as well as the infrastructure of the school. E-mail info@boalingua.com Website: www.boalingua.com/language-travel-french.htm

CEEF is a not-for-profit organization that offers a school-based exchange program for students ages 14 – 17 (3 months abroad and 3 months hosting). Tel: (705) 739-7596. E-mail info@ceef.ca. Website: www.ceef.ca

Students can earn their grade 11 and 12 French credits in Nice with excursions and a trip to Paris. See your French teacher. Contact Georgia Hardy Tours at (416) 483-7533 or 1-800-813-4509 or e-mail cheryl@ghardytours.com. Website: www.ghardytours.com

There are several programs for teenagers including individual and group exchanges to France with host families. EF Language Travel offers group travel for teachers and their classes. Tel: 1-800-387-1463 or e-mail ilscan@ef.com. Website: www.ef.com

Global Journeys works in conjunction with educational institutions across Ontario to design study travel programs that provide meaningful and enhanced learning experiences. Our programs take place throughout Europe, New Zealand, Australia and Canada and are open to students in Ontario, across Canada and the rest of the world. Tel: (905) 812-0912. Toll Free: 1 800-798-2881. Website: www.global-journeys.com. E-mail: info@global-journeys.com.

ISE offers reciprocal exchange programs in countries including Belgium, France and Switzerland for Ontario students who are 17 years old and under. The student will stay for three months in a matched country and three months at home with one’s partner. Shorter class / group exchange, summer individual exchanges and credit courses. Tel (705) 722-9440. Fax (705) 722- 9441. E-mail info@iseontario.on.ca. Website: www.iseontario.on.ca.

Programs in France include teacher and student programs between Oct. and May, summer home stays for ages 13 - 18, language study for ages 15 - 18, fall semester and school year in France for ages 15 - 18. National Office: 1-800-661-6223. Fax (519) 869-8888, or email can@nacel.org Website: www.nacel.org.

Neuchâtel Junior College is a Canadian independent school located in scenic Neuchâtel, Switzerland offering a one-year, pre-university programme to 90 students from across Canada, the United States, and abroad. Semester courses are offered for students in grade 12 from September to June. Students live with French-speaking families. Tel: 1-800-263- 2923 or (416) 368-8169 or e-mail info@neuchatel.org. Website: www.njc.ch.

Nova Languages offers high school students a unique experience to spend a month learning French as its annual summer school in Saint Malo, to be followed by an exciting weeklong holiday in the Loire Valley, Normandy and Paris. Tel: (902) 679-6691. E-mail: novalang@ns.sympatico.ca. Website: www.novalang.org.

OSEF France-Canada Inc. (a non profit Organization - Law 1901 and acknowledged as Youth and Sports organization) organizes reciprocal student exchanges,1 month or 3 months programs available. They invite you to discover France, Belgium or Luxemburg and improve your language skills in French. Tel: Anne Louise at (250) 216-1953. Email: almcfarland@shaw.ca. Website: www.osef.ca.

Outstanding academic summer programs in Oxford, Cambridge, and Paris for secondary school students. Courses in Paris for French immersion students are listed at http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com.

Send your child on a summer immersion program in Europe, Latin America or Asia. Earn 'study abroad' dollars by hosting French teens in your home this summer. Tel: Marlene at 905-530-0170 x 27 E-mail: info@red-leaf.com Website: www.red-leaf.com

Canadian Heritage supports exchanges arranged by school groups and non-profit community groups of 10 to 30 for ages 11 - 18. Tel: 1-800-622-6232. Fax: (877) 297-5014 or e-mail exchanges@pch.gc.ca Website: www.exchanges.gc.ca

TASIS offers a challenging college-preparatory academic year program on its Lugano, Switzerland, campus. It serves over 300 boarding and day students of nearly 45 nationalities, grades 7 through 12. For summer info, the Washington D.C. office- Tel: (202) 965-5800. Fax: (202) 965-5816 or e-mail wtf3@cais.com. Academic year programs include the International Baccalaureate. TASIS; Tel: Switzerland 0 91 994 6471. Fax: 41 91 993 2979 or e-mail administration@tasis.ch. Website: www.tasis.com.

AFS offers high school students and adults the opportunity to either study or work in a different country. Tel: 1-800-361-7248; (514) 288-3282. E-mail info-canada@afs.org. Website: www.afscanada.org.

Search the the Canadian University International Exchange Agreements database to find out which Canadian universities offer exchange and study abroad programs. Website: http://oraweb.aucc.ca/showcue.html.

Learn French in Sancerre, France. Sancerre is in the upper Loire Valley’s wine country, only 2 hours south of Paris. French immersion language school. Groups, families and couples, cultural immersion French language programs. Website: www.coeurdefrance.com.

The French government's official tourism department that provides information on accommodation and travel tips. Tel: (514) 288-2026. Fax: (514) 845-4868. E-mail: canada@franceguide.com. Website: www.franceguide.com.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade has a number of different programs which enable young Canadians, primarily between the ages of 18 and 30, to obtain new skills and training to help them compete in the global economy and broaden their exposure to foreign cultures. Tel: (613) 944-4000. Toll Free: 1 800 267-8376. Website: www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/123go/menu-en.asp.

Odyssey gives youth who have completed at least one year of their postsecondary studies by the end of June of the coming year an opportunity to work as a Learning Assistant in an English class in another province. Programs run from the beginning of September to May 31. Participants have to Provincial Office: (416) 325-2792. Fax: (416) 325-2472. Website: www.myodyssey.ca.

Think about a job with the Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario Ranger Program through their Ontario-Quebec Exchange. If you are 18 years of age or older, enrolled in school, a resident of Ontario and in good physical condition, you could be eligible to apply to be a Ranger. Tel: 1-800-667-1940. Website: http://www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/OQEP.asp. E-mail: OQEP@ontario.ca.

This program allows a maximum of 48 students from Ontario with a minimum of one year university to work in the province of Quebec. It gives university students a chance to improve their French language skills, and experience the Quebec culture, while working in government ministries and agencies related to their field of study. Tel: (416) 326-5656. Toll Free: 1-888-562-4769. Website: www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/oqep.asp. E-mail: OQEP@mbs.gov.on.ca

Offers work and travel opportunities for Canadian students and youth (ages 18+). Eleven destinations available: Britain, Ireland, Austria, Germany, France, Australia, New Zealand, USA, South Africa, Japan and Ghana. Visit www.swap.ca for more info and to order a free brochure. Tel: (416) 322-6623.

Get the French or English book at a travel bookstore or on-line from Agricotours , 4545, avenue Pierre-de-Coubertin C.P. 1000, Station M, Montréal, Québec H1V 3R2. Tel: (514) 252-3138. Fax: (514) 252-3173 or e-mail info@agricotours.qc.ca. Website: www.agricotours.qc.ca

Cultural program for school and adult groups: winter in St-Donat, Quebec. Spring and fall visits to Quebec City and Tadoussac. School year Ottawa and Montreal. Tel: 1-800-718-1785 or (613) 445-3682. Fax: (613) 445-2682 or e-mail staff@perspectives-edu.com. Website: www.perspectives-edu.com

Educational tour operators providing a great way to experience international culture and dedicated to customized group travel. Tel: 514 848 7292 Website: www.prometour.com

Rendez-vous Canada Educational Programs (RVC) - A separate division of SEVEC

Cultural and educational tours for groups of all ages, all sizes, to any destination in Canada with customized itineraries and full logistical support. RVC offers a full service user-pay program at the lowest possible cost. Call 1-800-387-3832 ext. 208 or 217. Fax (613) 998-7094 or e-mail info@sevec.ca. Website: www.rvc.org

Visit or call a Tourisme - Québec office for tourist guides to the 19 regions, info on programs at the many outdoor centres and camping grounds. Tel: 1-877-266-5687. Website: www.bonjourquebec.com.

Youth (13 years old and up) and adult linguistic stays in Biarritz, France, including a Parent/Child program

French language programs in small groups combined with optional cultural and/or sports activities. Accommodation options include home stay, vacation rental, B&B. More details at www.experienceauthentique.com/youth_adult.asp

Pretend to live in the southwest of France, explore Paris, or take a road trip to enjoy both Paris and a region of France. Expérience Authentique custom designs stays for families & small groups with more info at www.ExperienceAuthentique.com .

This Guide contains information for bilingual high school students who are interested in using and improving their French-second-language skills after graduation from secondary school. It also offers information about a wide range of opportunities for secondary school graduates such as university programs, summer educational experiences, employment positions or government-sponsored programs for bilingual youth.

The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages invites you to a new virtual meeting place - the newsletter "Beyond Words". To read the newsletter, visit www.officiallanguages.gc.ca/newsletter.

This is an environmentally-themed website for both students and teachers and brings Ontario's parks and protected areas to our home, classroom or library. Have fun while you explore the site and learning about environmental protection, plants and wildlife and Ontario's magnificent provincial parks! Website: www.campsite24.ca/indexf.html.

Centre de la francophonie des Ameriques

Bringing together the Francophones and Francophiles of the Americas while highlighting and promoting a community that can ensure the future of the French language in a culturally diverse milieu. Website: www.francophoniedesameriques.com

Centre Francophone de Toronto

Employment services, cultural activities and francophone directory. Website: www.centrefranco.org. Tel: 416-203-1165.

French for the Future is a not-for-profit student-centered educational program which encourages and promotes bilingualism in Canada by highlighting its positive social and career benefits and by forging linguistic and cultural links among students of secondary school age who are enrolled in French-first and second language courses.

The LangCanada portal project is to promote and develop the linguistic duality of Canada by providing a one-stop window on the Internet that provides access to information and resources related to second official language teaching and learning. LangCanada has worked diligently to provide teachers and students with easy access to over 4 000 educational resources and over 500 educational institutions. Website: www.langcanada.ca. E-mail: langcanada@langcanada.ca.

The Language Portal of Canada is a website that showcases Canadian expertise in the area of language. It informs readers about Canadian resources that deal with different aspects of language. It offers free access to language tools online; articles and writing tips, word games and exercises (the Well-Written, Well-Said section); a collection of links to language-related works and sites (the Discover section);Canadian writing tools and content produced by governments, universities, and others; language-related articles signed by our contributors; information in English and French and in some Aboriginal languages; and much more. Website: http://www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca.

Each year Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie celebrates the more than nine million Francophones in Canada. Tel: (613) 241-6055. Toll Free: 1-877-241-6055. E-mail: info@rvf.ca. Website: www.rvf.ca.

This website has information on enrichment opportunities for youth with links to many student exchange study and work organizations. Click on "Student Resources," then on "Enrichment and Summer.” Tel: (705) 292-6723. Fax: (705) 292-0316. Email: mielker@ptbo.igs.net. Website: www.osca.ca.

Throughout the 2011-12 school year there are events, in French, for adults and children, such as storytelling, theater, concert, as well as fun evenings of board games, a moment for French and Canadian to meet each other. Tel: 416-922-2014 x 37 (Audrey). Fax: 416-848-4212. Email: Audrey.Sommier@alliance-francaise.ca. Website: www.alliance-francaise.ca.

Bruce Carmody has been delighting children and adults with his French and English storytelling for over 15 years. He spent 35 years as a teacher, vice-principal and principal (10 years as principal in French immersion schools). Themes include French Canadian tales and legends, multicultural stories, stories from the Native Peoples, creation and seasonal stories. Website: www.thestoryteller.ca. E-mail: bruce@storytree.ca.

Chantale Groulx offers an interactive storytelling session in French. Chantale knows that “when children do, they learn. “ Children will leave feeling empowered, confident and excited about stories. Chantale is now in her 11th year as a performance storyteller. With Stories Come to Life, she once again puts the spotlight on the children and their imagination. E-mail: cng.bonjour@sympatico.ca

This well-known children's entertainer has performed to sold out crowds of young children for over a decade. Charlotte Diamond also offers workshops. Visit her website to see her CDs, DVDs, music books, song cards, and puppets. Telephone: 250-756-3828. Website: www.charlottediamond.com. E-mail: orders@charlottediamond.com.

A dance program in French for children, ages 5 to 10. Mimico (West) Friday August 20, 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Tel: 416-394-5330. Website

Award-winning French educational music designed to motivate and reach students with popular rap, hip hop and rock music. Tel: (519) 978-9899. Website: www.educorock.com. E-mail: info@educorock.com.

Njacko Backo is back! Enjoy a musical event perforemed in French by the King of African Drums. Space is limited. Ages 5 - 10. Bridlewood (East) Tuesday, August 10, 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. Tel: 416-396-8960. Website

Frenchstock is a large-venue concert extravaganza designed to provide an energetic boost and cultural experience for the FSL students and teachers of a specific area. A great opportunity to have seven popular French educational performers on one stage at one time, providing their best material to the specific audience of your choice. Artists involved with Frenchstock include Jacquot, Marc Tardif (magician), Poutine, Etienne, Juli Powers, Beebo, Zoleo, and more. Tel: 519-978-9899. Fax: 519-978-0097. Website: www.frenchstock.ca. E-mail: info@educorock.com.

Originally from Alberta, Edouard has over 30 years of experience performing for FSL, Immersion and Extended French students of all ages across Canada. He accompanies himself with instruments performing original songs to enhance educational and curriculum themes. For information and reservations. Tel: (450) 227-8382. E-mail info@edmicha.com. Website: www.edmicha.com.

Nominated for the 2009 Children's Album of the Year for his latest CD, "OUI!", Gregg LeRock teaches French and grammar through non-traditional channels. He is both a French songwriter and performer. View his promotional flyer and click here for more information. To book a concert for your elementary core or French immersion school, e-mail Gregg LeRock at bookings@gregglerock.ca. To purchase Gregg LeRock CDs or to contact Gregg LeRock, e-mail info@gregglerock.ca. Website: www.gregglerock.ca.

"Gotta Love That French" is a multimedia presentation (grades 1-8 FSL & French Immersion) that takes the form of a live TV show. Designed to make students fall in love with French through songs, dances, games and quizzes. Tel: (416) 759-4531 E-mail: info@helenenicole.com. Website: www.helenenicole.com.

Ideal for teenagers! Improvisational theatre offering humorous and interactive performances. Tel: 613-830-6436, x 205. Website: www.improteine.com. E-mail: info@improteine.com.

Born and raised in Quebec, Jacquot is an educator, songwriter and performer. His French concerts cater to students in K-Gr. 6 (core), K-Grade 4 (French immersion) and K-Grade 3 (francophone). Visit his website to purchase CDS, black-line master activity books or to schedule a concert or workshop. Tel: (905) 562-9171. Toll Free:1-800-461-3644. Website:www.jacquot.net. E-mail:jacquot@jacquot.net.

Jungle-themed stories, songs, rhymes and games. Have fun while learning some French words. North York Central Library, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 10:30-11:30 am. Ages 6-10. Registration begins June 14. Tel: 416-395-5630.

LuLu et le Matou will be touring in the Toronto area from March 26 – April 3, 2011. Based in Brandon, Manitoba, Lulu and the TomCat present a highly interactive stage show, a musical extravaganza of sing-alongs, storytelling, puppetry and participation with a colourful catalogue of tunes and a fresh, fun approach to ‘edu-tainment.’ They bring stories to life and get everyone involved in their French performances. With multiple instruments, puppets, and lots of audience participation, children and adults will love their fresh approach to speaking French. Tel: 1-204-343-2358. E-mail: TomLori@mts.net Website: www.tomandlori.com or www.lulumusique.com. R

MARC TARDIF "Le magicien" specializes in presenting shows for French as a Second Language programs, from Grades 1-12. He presents 200 shows annually in French, in English and bilingually. The spectacular visual aspects of the illusions, the sense of humour, the tasteful and dynamic interaction with the audience, the animals, as well as impeccable French language skills permit students to enjoy an incredible Francophone experience. Based on current curriculum, his shows feature a different theme each year. "Science", "Francophone Culture", "Fairytales" and "Success" have fascinated thousands of youngsters of all ages. He also produced and created "Quebec 1608-2008, 400 years of magic", DVDs and study guides are available in both French and English. Website: www.marc.tardif.com.

Monsieur Flo is a colourful storyteller. He invites children to climb on stage with him, which makes the stories more alive to the delight of the young and old.

Mystic Drumz is Canada’s leading provider of children’s world music education, performing at over 2000 schools, camps, daycares and theatres over the past 15 years. Mystic Drumz offers exciting customized programs to audiences, providing music ‘edge-ucation’ – teaching children about multicultural music and sounds from around the globe through creative interaction and audience engagement. Shows (available in French and English) are interactive and children dance, sing and shout out the secret magic words. Telephone: 416-638-5949 or toll free 1-888-638-5949. Website: http://www.mysticdrumz.com. Email: info@mysticdrumz.com

Professional opera that encourages the development of the art form through educational and outreach activities and provides a platform for experienced and new Canadian artists. Bringing French opera to your school or event, Opéra York caters to both elementary and secondary schools. Tel: (905) 763-7853 or 1-866-613-7853. Website: www.operayork.com. E-mail: info@operayork.com.

Juli is a singer/songwriter and highly inspiring performer of French educational music. Her CDs are selling nationally as well as internationally, and core and immersion students of all ages across Canada are enjoying her concerts. Tel: 289 362 2338 Website: www.julipowers.com. Email: reachme@julipowers.com.

Bringing live performances to your school or event, Prologue also offers many workshops and Teacher Resource Guides. Tel: (416) 591-9092. Toll Free: 1-888-591-9092. E-mail: info@prologue.org. Website: www.prologue.org.

La Bande A Momo is pleased to offer schools French language interactive shows featuring La Reine Soleil. CDs and one week, half-day workshops (Raconte-moi ton histoire) are also available. Tel: (416) 932-3615. E-mail: info@lareinesoleil.com. Website: www.lareinesoleil.com.

Welcome to the world of Jonathan Wizard and his 40 minute show and music designed for children from 2 to 6 years of age - great for schools and festivals. Tel: 819-357-2600 Website: www.spectaclepourenfants.org

Tante Caroline is a professional French storyteller who integrates many puppets that speak English when necessary to cater to both core French and French immersion students. Tante Caroline CDs include stories, nursery rhymes and songs. Tel: (418) 960-2441. Website: tantecaroline.ca. E-mail: tantecaroline@gmail.com

Theatrical productions for teenagers and adults. Tel: 613.562.0851 Website: www.catapulte.ca

Théâtre français de Toronto (TfT) has become one of the most important French theatre companies in Canada. It presents five productions for general audiences, two for teenaged audiences and two productions for children. Its audience is made up of francophones and francophiles and of anglophones who come to the surtitled performances. Box office: 416-534-6604 or 1-800-819-4981. E-mail: info@theatrefrancais.com. Website: www.theatrefrancais.com.

GroupeMédia TFO has launched its first application for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, available at tfo.org/app/en and on the Apple App Store. This application, based on the image and content of TFO’s children’s television program Mini TFO, provides entertaining, educational games in French for children ages two to six. It is one of the very first children’s games in French to be available on the App Store. Guided in French by the show’s hosts on the air, this game helps young children to develop their spatial skills and teaches them how to count and how to write numbers.

Jacob's World promotes Canada's two official languages by offering bilingual learning tools and books for young learners. Trilingual flash cards are also available including French, English and ASL (American Sign Language). Tel: 1-877-257-1697. E-mail: ppfinlayson@gmail.com. Website: www.jacobsworld.ca.

French books, educational games and toys of high quality for children of all ages. Telephone: 1-877-875-5013. Website: http://jouetsnancy.com. Email: info@jouetsnancy.com

Jump Math's mission is to enhance the potential in children by encouraging an understanding and a love of math in students and educators. French Immersion workbooks for Grades 1-4 are now available. Website: www.jumpmath1.org

Sound Language Solutions sells CDs, posters, language activity cards, and "Welcome to French kits" for teachers and students. Resources have been recommended by Curriculum Services Canada (CSC) for students ages 9-16+ in Core, Extended, Immersion and Intensive French Programs. Tel: 1-866-262-7777. E-mail: info@sls1.ca. Web-site: http://soundlanguagesolutions.com.

Information and inspiration for French Immersion parents. Produced by Alberta Learning. For more information and/or to order a copy click here.

Produced by Alberta Education, through the main 2Learn website students can find grade-specific sites that provide homework help on a variety of school subjects, including online French resources, links to interactive sites, and resources for parents with school-aged children. The chat function requires a log-in and is for Alberta students only. Content available in French and English. Website: www.2learn.ca

Ontario high school students (grades 9-12) can chat with an online tutor and get live homework help in math, science, or English for free. Registration and log-in is required. The website is entirely in English. Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 5:30-9:30pm (except holidays and reduced in the summer months). Website: http://www.ilc.org/aat/chat.php

A free online spelling/grammar checker. Cut and paste text into the box provided and click "vérifier le texte" and mistakes will appear with a red or yellow line. Items boxed in red are grammar errors to be fixed, while those boxed in yellow are possible grammatical problems to be verified. Items underlined in red are spelling mistakes to be fixed and those underlined in yellow are possible spelling mistakes to be verified. Website: www.bonpatron.com

A homework help service that allows you to post academic problems, from sample questions to complicated theories, in any field of study and quickly receive a detailed explanation from a qualified Online Teaching Assistant (Graduate-level student or professional). You can also search for existing questions. The website is in English but questions about French can be posed. Fees start at $3.99. Website: www.brainmass.com

A free homework help service open to anyone, though registration and log-in is required. Students post questions in forums and can browse previously asked questions. The website is entirely in French and questions can be asked about a wide range of topics. Website: www.cyberpapy.com

The District School Board of Niagara as compiled resources available online that assist students and their families with French homework, with topics ranging from reading to writing, math to multimedia. Website: http://www.dsbn.edu.on.ca/Curriculum/FSL/fsl-content.aspx?id=1008

An interactive website providing free online support to all learners of French as a second language, from grades 4 to 12. Brought to you by Alliance Française. Diguidou! (which means “all is good!” in Ontarian French) presents several learning tools: a forum, cue cards, a billboard, the “info of the week” and more! Diguidou! is entirely written in simple and modern French. It aims at creating a platform for Francophiles to meet, help each other and engage in discussions. Diguidou! allows users to search for, categorize and comment on information as they please. The website, which is easy to navigate, is jointly built and customized by the instructors and the users.

All Canadian, developed by teachers, a downloadable French curriculum produced by French Essentials Their target is primarily homeschool but may also appeal to parents who want to prepare their children for "late immersion". Website: www.frenchessentials.com. Email: Irene Shone @ info@frenchessentials.com. Tel: 418-831-8930.

Welcome to our French learning website. Here you can learn French online with our effective Flashcard System. With only 5-10 minutes a day you will be able to improve your French in a short time. Website: http://www.french-flashcards.com. Email: antosch@gmail.com

J'enseigne la 1ère année immersion. I teach grade 1 French Immersion at Hopewell Avenue Public School. Or visit Madame's blogspot @ http://madamemariefrance.blogspot.com.

Created by Alberta Education, this website provides digital learning and teaching resources on a variety of subjects by grade level. The website is available in both French and English and there is a French as a Second Language section on the English website. While many resources are available to all, some are restricted by log-in for those in the Alberta Education system. Website: www.learnalberta.ca

A wide range of new resources in literacy for the elementary grades is available on Litteratout, a new website dedicated to providing quality French language resources for reading, writing, and oral communication instruction. All the resources are downloadable; many are free while others are available at a very reasonable subscription cost. Website: www.litteratout.com.

Visit the Ontario Ministry of Education's online math homework help site where students have access to free, real-time math tutoring in English for students grades 7-10. Only students from select Ontario school boards can currently ask questions while the service is in its initial stages but anyone can sign in as a guest and browse the 'Best Sessions' and interactive workshops relating to the Ontario math curriculum. Website: www.homeworkhelp.ilc.org

This site offers educational videos on a variety of subjects including world languages, math and science that have all been screened and approved by educators. Students can also upload videos to share their knowledge and understanding with others. Website: www.schoolwaxtv.com

This website offers information and inspiration for French Immersion Parents. Designed for parents from preschool to postsecondary, there are 12 major sections covered: Why learn a second language?; A made-in-Canada solution (What is French immersion? What does the research say)?; I want to help, but it’s in French!; The secondary years and beyond; The importance of French outside of school; But my child is…! (diverse needs in French immersion); What have graduates said about French immersion? Website: http://education.alberta.ca/parents/resources/youcanhelp.aspx

With the help of a certified Teacher, Teacher Certified Tutoring’s curriculum combines one-on-one instruction through our virtual classroom. Visit their website to learn about their on-line French Immersion reading program.

Interactive educational software to learn French. Includes full spoken French English dictionary, language lessons, strategies to learn French words and enrich real life vocabulary. Fax: 905-937-2128. E-mail: tutorent@yahoo.com. Website: www.softwareforlanguages.com/FRBMULT.htm

Voila Learning is offering online French tutoring services across the country: Online Academic Support (reading, writing, comprehension through Skype System). Run by French teachers with a mandate to foster a love of learning and of French, for kids ages 4-18. Visit voilalearning.com for details or call 1.866.900.0658.

A real-time chat information service that offers immediate, interactive, and knowledgeable research and reference help on-line in both French and English. Using chat, staff provide research guidance and can help you navigate the Internet, your library’s services, and other online resources; including several significant, full text magazine and newspaper resources licensed for the use of Ontarians. Website: www.ondemande.ca

An online collection of electronic French picture books for use in schools and libraries. They carry storybooks, audio books, games and much more. Located in Toronto. Tel: 416-781-4010. Website: www.tumblebooklibrary.com. Email for general information: info@tumblebooks.com. Orders: orders@tumblebooks.com

The best of the library and the internet! For encyclopedias, world facts, homework help, internet reference sites, dictionaries, quotations and much more. Website: www.bibliovirtuelle.ca.

This English website provides information, articles, lessons, grammar help, practice worksheets, forums, blogs and more on the French language. The site also provides links to other French resources, including online dictionaries. Website: www.french.about.com

This French search engine lets you ask questions in everyday language and also lets you answer questions asked by others. If your question is similar to one that already exists, you will be directed to that forum. Otherwise, your question will be placed out there for others to answer. You can browse previously asked questions or those still awaiting a response. Website: www.fr.answers.com

This French search engine lets you ask questions in everyday language and searches the internet for answers. Website: www.fr.ask.com

A search engine designed exclusively for young people ages 6 to 12. It's a free, safe, fun way for kids and their parents to quickly and easily research school topics like science, math, geography, language arts, and history in a search environment that's safer and more age-appropriate than traditional, adult search engines. Does not currently have information in French but will retrieve French websites. Website: www.askkids.com

This French search engine allows you to search the internet for information, websites, articles, etc. using key words. Website: http://www.google.ca/webhp?hl=fr

This site features links to several other search engines suitable for students' homework needs. No log-in is required and students can access lists of search engines by grade level and subject. The website is available in French and English. Website: www.schoolwax.com

Find over 974 000 articles in French on a broad range of subjects, free of charge. Website: www.wikipedia.fr

Click on "Students" in the right-hand column and find a ton of online resources by grade level and subject, including French interactive games, audio clips, and quizzes. Parents can click on the "Parents" link on the main page to find helpful resources on how to support your child. Website: www.bbc.co.uk/schools/

Listen to Toronto's French music radio station online from anywhere. Website: www.choqfm.ca Tel: 416-599-2666.

This site offers games, music, contests, online chat forums, and radio programs all online and all in French! Content is geared towards youth with a separate section for younger children. Website: www.radio-canada.ca/jeunesse/

TFO is Ontario's French language television network and multimedia provider of educational products and services.

Fully interactive French education online for French-speaking school kids, students and adults. They also offer College Board accredited AP French language courses. Website: www.elycee.com. Tel: 1-877-359-2331. E-mail: info@elycee.com

French Reading for the Fun of It! is a 12 week online course facilitated by a University of Guelph instructor. Online courses give you the opportunity to learn with more flexibility to participate while balancing family and work commitments. Join Us and Register Online. Tel: 519-824-4120 ext 55000. E-mail: info@open.uoguelph.ca.

While the site is in English, the online book store allows you to browse through and purchase virtually every French book, audiobook, CD, DVD, software package, video game, magazine, and more, you're looking for. You'll find all the latest editions and publications, together with classics, rare items and second-hand products, all at the best prices on the internet. Website: www.french-bookworld.com

With over 100 000 French titles to choose from, this site has French books for all ages. Based out of Montreal, this website is entirely in French and all prices are listed in CA currency. Website: www.placedulivre.com

An entirely French bookstore based in Montreal. Materials can be searched for and ordered online. Website: www.renaud-bray.com

Canadian Parents for French (CPF) is the national network of volunteers which values French as an integral part of Canada and which is dedicated to the promotion and creation of FSL (French Second Language) learning opportunities for young Canadians. Everyone interested in FSL education is welcome. To join, send a cheque for $25 for a year or $60 for three years to Canadian Parents for French, 176 Gloucester St., Ste. 310, Ottawa ON K2P 0A6. Please include the name of your school and your board. Or join us online.