CLIC

Enrich your CLIC courses with new resources designed as part of the modernization of the National CLIC Online Curriculum!

Discover innovative, ready-to-use guidelines for teaching and preparing CLIC courses! The 50 Module Plans and 50 Lesson Exemplars (AMA, Stage I and Stage II) are waiting for you and can be accessed here.

Explore the 12 new ready-to-use units of the CLIC Courseware (NCLC 3, 3-4 and 4-5) and boost your lessons and interactions with CLIC learners. Units are available on the Avenue.ca catalog. For more information, visit this link.

(These resources are only available in French.)

ELBP

Coming soon on Avenue.ca and Tutela: 9 new ELBP modules:

• NCLC 1-2 : L’emploi, le marché du travail, l’économie
• NCLC 1-2 : La famille et les relations
• NCLC 1-2 : La sécurité
• NCLC 3-4 : L’emploi, le marché du travail, l’économie
• NCLC 3-4 : Évaluer et maîtriser les coûts de la vie au Canada
• NCLC 1-2 : Tourisme d’un océan à l’autre au Canada
• NCLC 5-6 : La famille et les relations : Parler des défis familiaux
• NCLC 5-6 : Les droits et responsabilités des locataires et propriétaires
• NCLC 7-8 : Le multiculturalisme et l’interculturalisme au Canada

(These resources are only available in French.)

Minority French-speaking communities

Over the past four years, we’ve been busy producing resources to help minority French-speaking communities in Canada. In partnership with UTAPI consultants, we have developed authentic First Nations resources. These resources serve to enrich the various topics under indigenization to give learners a better understanding of indigenous perspectives from a historical, cultural and linguistic point of view, in this era of reconciliation.

Here are the modules and videos currently being published:

• The production of 3 educational videos with subtitles by Université Sainte-Anne;
• A template module for First Nations material;
• 4 modules based on the First Nations template (NCLC1-2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8);
• The production of 4 educational videos supporting the activities of the First Nations modules;
• An orientation video on how to use the template module.

These resources will be available on Avenue.ca and Tutela.ca once the digitization is complete.

(These resources are only available in French.)

Language for Success

We’re excited to announce that we’ve added an additional 25 English and 12 French learning activities into the Language for Success (LFS) Digital Toolkit.

These are task-based activities based on authentic workplace situations to provide real-life examples of LFS that cover CLB Stages 1, 2 and 3.

Introduction to PBLA for new IRCC classroom instructors (supported training)

Course timeline: June 25th to July 30th, 2025.

LINC classroom teachers (part-time or full-time) are eligible for training, but must have completed the CLB Bootcamp as a pre-requisite.

Registrations are only accepted by program coordinators by emailing: [email protected].

Introduction à l’ELBP pour les personnes instructrices en salle de classe

Course timeline: continual intake/on demand.

An online course followed by a certification period, funded by IRCC. CLIC classroom instructors (part-time or full-time) are eligible for training but must have completed the Camp de formation aux NCLC course as a pre-requisite.

Registrations are only accepted by program coordinators by emailing: [email protected].

The ELBP “Champion” (or Lead Teacher) training

The ELBP “Champion” (or Lead Teacher) training for CLIC and FSL instructors generally takes place between January and March each year. This training is designed to strengthen leadership, provide practical tools and enrich exchanges to help instructors best support their colleagues and learners. It is typically offered once a year between January and March. CLIC and FSL programs wishing to register staff members for this training can contact [email protected].

The NLOC team launched 75 eLearning units across CLB 3 to 5 on the Avenue.ca course builder in April. Click here to view the unit titles of each eLearning unit alongside its theme and description.

Don’t forget to start your NLOC journey by first checking out the Overview of the NLOC Courseware for Instructors and the Orientation to the NLOC Courseware for Learners, both available through the course builder.

With our new projects underway, we anticipate various consulting opportunities during this funding cycle. For the latest news and to apply, check out our website or follow us on LinkedIn.