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Alumni receives 2025 Canadian Parents for French Teaching Award
Marissa Bergeron and Bethany Scholfield, who both completed our Professional Development Program - French Module (PDP), are this year���s recipients of the Teacher Award!
Marisssa completed the PDP in 2024. As described by Canadian Parents for French (CPF) in their press release, "Her creativity and playful approach���through activities like chapeau magique, Pauline le poussin, and mots perdus���make learning French joyful, inclusive, and full of exploration" . Bethany completed the PDP in 2025. "Her passion for bilingualism, her culturally rich lessons, and her innovative projects, including the Wendat Dictionary Project, inspire students to see the real-life value of learning French" . "Their dedication, energy, and ingenuity embody the spirit of French language education and inspire both students and colleagues alike" .
Since 1992, CPF BC & Yukon has offered a financial award to students completing their post-secondary education studies to teach French as a Second Language (Immersion, Intensive, or Core) in BC or Yukon. The CPF BC & Yukon Teacher Award is valued at $2,000, and up to two awards are granted each year.
All quotations are taken from the Canadian Parents for French (CPF) press release. Read more: .