General Staff Resources
A historical look at Manitoba’s Francophonie and Culture
Spend 45 minutes back in time enjoying the play De chants et de batailles with English subtitles. It tells the story of some of the defining moments in Manitoba’s French history, as well as some of the great pillars of Manitoba’s heritage. The play helps you understand the significance of French in Manitoba, its evolution and its importance.
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Practical suggestions to maximize your English
Promoting French Language Services – Operational Consideration and Communications Framework
FLS Designated bilingual employee Orientation
Designated Bilingual Employees FAQ
FLS Research Tidbits
Linguistic Minority Communities
Linguistic & Cultural Competency
General Staff Resources
Hello Bonjour identifying items
Designated bilingual employees are required to wear one of the green Hello/Bonjour identifying items available from French Language Services.
However any bilingual employee who wants to identify as being willing and able to provide service in French is welcome to wear one of these items. The following items are available to you:
- Lanyard
- Badge pull
- Magnetic badge
- Badge with pin
Employees who are learning French who are not yet fully confident using their French with colleagues or patients are encouraged to wear a: J'apprends le français badge. This signals your desire to use your French without creating an expectation you will be able to speak fluently.
If you would like to order a Hello/Bonjour item, please contact Lise at 235-3986 or lalcock@sbgh.mb.ca