4 french lto jobs found in Montreal

FUNCTION & DUTIES: Under the authority of the Secretary General, the Inuktitut Translator provides accurate translations of various documents and curriculum resources, such as student and teacher materials and program guides done in text, audio, and visual files. He or she can also be required to do some proof-reading and interpret at meetings so as to ensure efficient communication in Inuktitut and either English or French. QUALIFICATIONS: Translator's certificate or diploma and/or 2 years relevant experience. The Board may, at its discretion, waive any or all of the aforementioned qualifications if it finds a suitable candidate who is a beneficiary of the James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement (JBNQA) and who accepts, as a condition of employment, to follow a training plan determined by the Board. REQUIREMENTS: Fluent in written and spoken Inuktitut; Fluent in either English or French; Familiar with education terminology; Computer literate;...

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director, the Office Agent Principal Class organizes, coordinates and monitors the work performed by his or her team of other Office Agents, and ensures that deadlines are met. FUNCTION & DUTIES: Organize, coordinate, monitor the work performed by other Office Agents within the division; Creates employee files; Gathers, compiles, validates and registers time sheets and absence reports; Creates, enters & verifies various third party deductions for example (government seizures, municipal housing or our finance & transport department); Simulates employee payroll calculation in specific situations; Modifies basic information in the employees file; Responds to inquiries by administrators or employees regarding pay issues; Files documents; Ensures the training of staff; Makes suggestions and recommendations in methods to improve the operations of the office agents; He or she carries out complex and...

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Complementary and Compassionate Services, the role of the Speech-Language Pathologist is to help students with speech, language, and communication challenges to achieve their academic and personal potential. Using a community-based consultative approach, the SLP works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, oral and written language, social communication, and cognitive-communication disabilities. They work closely with classroom and special education teachers and special education technicians to support students with communication challenges and development. They provide information and support to teachers, schools, and the school board regarding how to develop an environment and curriculum conducive to language development and the educational success of all students FUNCTION & DUTIES: Provide itinerant speech and language services to schools in Nunavik, including: Screenings, Assessments, Intervention...

FUNCTION & DUTIES: Under the guidance of the Coordinator of the Information Technology department, the principal function of the operator is to assist users and resolve hardware- or software-related problems as well as installing and configuring computer equipment and software according to standard procedures. Some other duties of the operator include but are not limited to: Ensure the compatibility of computers, computer parts and peripheral equipment. Clean, maintain and carry out minor repairs on the equipment. Use utility software, among others, to locate and resolve problems. Make backup copies, copy, compress or destroy files on various media and transfer data from one workstation or location to another. Perform tasks on networks according to the instructions provided. Provide users with technical assistance, including pertinent information. Make service calls to repair equipment and software or refer users to other team members. Keep and update the...