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myodyssey

www.myodyssey.ca. Created in the 1970s by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada Administered by the CMEC and the provinces and territories Funded by Canadian Heritage. What is ODYSSEY?. Work as a language assistant Live in another province or territory September to May (25 hrs/week)

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myodyssey

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  1. www.myodyssey.ca

  2. Created in the 1970s by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada • Administered by the CMEC and the provinces and territories • Funded by Canadian Heritage

  3. What is ODYSSEY? • Work as a language assistant • Live in another province or territory • September to May (25 hrs/week) • $18,500 and travel allowances • Training session in Quebec City

  4. The Role of a Language Assistant • Support teachers by organizing cultural and linguistic activities. • Support students and emphasize fluency in speech. • Help students discover English and anglophone culture.

  5. The Role of a Language Assistant Language assistants arenot intended to replace teachers.

  6. Testimonials “I was surprised at what I learned from being with my students. I discovered that communication isn’t only about words. You can express so much through gestures and body language.” Kathleen Lynch Assistant in Halifax, Nova Scotia

  7. Testimonials “When I arrived, I was struck by people’s pride. I made some new friends. For the first time ever, I had the feeling of being deep in the heart of the Québec culture and identity.” Robert McNutt Assistant in Lévis, Quebec

  8. Eligibility Criteria • English must be your first (dominant) language. You must be proficient in both oral and written English. • You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. • Within the last ten years, you must have obtained at least one year of postsecondary studies.

  9. Application Procedure • Apply online @ www.myodyssey.ca • Send your printed application and supporting documents to the Ontario coordinator, Lina Di Carlo • Deadline: February 28, 2012

  10. Next Steps • March: You will receive a letter inviting you to an interview. • April-May: Your application will be forwarded to the province or territory where you could be assigned. • May-June: You will receive a letter indicating the status of your application (accepted or wait list).

  11. Any questions?

  12. Contact Information odyssey.program@ontario.ca 1-877-866-4242

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