CENTRE CANADIEN DE FRANÇAIS JURIDIQUE INC.: federal grants and contributions: 12 agreements; $9.8M value; 1 departments; 4 programs.
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The project aims to provide training in French for English-speaking lawyers in the country in the field of family law with the aim of increasing access to justice in French. These trainings will be offered remotely and in person. The project also aims to create educational tools, recruit trainers and create a national certification program in legal French on family law.
The organization will offer intensive and targeted legal French language training, focusing on criminal law, to law clerks, probation officers, provincial crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and interpreters, outside of Quebec and Ontario. The organization will also provide learning resources to participants and participate in the training coordination work undertaken by Le Regroupement national de formation en justice.
The organization will offer intensive and targeted legal French language training, focusing on criminal law, to law clerks, probation officers, provincial crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and interpreters, outside of Quebec and Ontario. The organization will also provide learning resources to participants and participate in the training coordination work undertaken by Le Regroupement national de formation en justice.
The organization will offer intensive and targeted legal French language training, focusing on criminal law, to law clerks, probation officers, provincial crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and interpreters, outside of Quebec and Ontario. The organization will also provide learning resources to participants and participate in the training coordination work undertaken by Le Regroupement national de formation en justice.
The organization will offer intensive and targeted legal French language training, focusing on criminal law, to law clerks, probation officers, provincial crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and interpreters, outside of Quebec and Ontario. The organization will also provide learning resources to participants and participate in the training coordination work undertaken by Le Regroupement national de formation en justice.
The organization will offer intensive and targeted legal French language training, focusing on criminal law, to law clerks, probation officers, provincial crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and interpreters, outside of Quebec and Ontario. The organization will also provide learning resources to participants and participate in the training coordination work undertaken by Le Regroupement national de formation en justice.
The project consists of two online courses and one in-person training per year on the legal vocabulary related to the Divorce Act, Custody and Access and Child Support. The training will target employees from English-speaking provinces and the three territories (Legal Aid lawyers, court staff, court interpreters, lawyers, mediators, clerks, etc.) as well as other private stakeholders in the field of Family Law.
The project consists of three online courses per year on the legal vocabulary related to the Divorce Act, Custody and Access and Child Support. The training will target employees from English-speaking provinces and the three territories (Legal Aid lawyers, court staff, court interpreters, lawyers, mediators, clerks, etc.) as well as other private stakeholders in the field of Family Law. The project also entails the development of learning tools designed to complement the online courses.
The project aims to ensure consistency between the training offered in Legal French and the evaluation and certification of Crown prosecutors and legal aid lawyers. The purpose of the project is ultimately to increase the capacity of provincial and territorial stakeholders to ensure better access to justice in French.
This project involves conducting research on the feasibility of establishing a centralized simultaneous and consecutive court interpretation service for provinces.
The organization will offer a one day training in French related to Family Law. The training will be held in Halifax in March, 2019 and will target stakeholders from the Atlantic Provinces. The training will be based on material developed by the Province of Nova Scotia and will include information in French about divorce, parenting arrangements and child/spousal support.
The CCFJ plans to offer its National Certification Program in Legal French – Criminal Law to approximately twenty professionals from the criminal justice system in the Calgary region during the 2025–2026 fiscal year.
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