Resources to support all language instructors employed by IRCC-funded language training provider organizations.

LANGUAGE CURRICULUM
TRAINING TEACHING RESOURCES

Language Curriculum Training Services (LCTS) maintains a large collection of free, on-demand resources, grouped under the following:

• CLB-based online resources that address priority areas in teaching
• Resources for PBLA (Portfolio-Based Language Assessment)
• Links to curriculum-related language training documents.

Online Resources:

1. Settlement
2. Citizenship
3. Legal Rights
4. Academic
5. Job Interview
6. Workplace Skills
7. Financial Literacy
8. NFB Short Films
9. IRCC Settlement Videos
10. Literacy Resources
11. Literacy Support
12. Trauma
13. Health
14. Nutrition and Healthy Eating
15. Workplace Health & Safety
16. Computer-Assisted Language Learning
17. Cyber Safety
18. Digital Literacy
19. LINC Literacy Addendum
    • Introduction
    • Housing
    • Family Life
    • Media
    • Education
    • Transportation
    • Commercial Services
    • Canadian Society
    • Employment
    • Health and Safety
    • Canadian Law
    • Government and Community Services
    • Leisure

PBLA Resources:

1. OCDSB’s Real World Task Bank
2. Writing Rubrics Outcome Assessment – Manitoba ALT
3. Classroom Assessment Toolkit – LISTN Intro & Background
4. LISTN: Classroom Assessment Toolkit – LISTN Sample Tools for L/S/R/W
5. PBLA Practice Guidelines_CCLB
6. Integrating CLB Assessment into your ESL Classroom_CCLB
7. Practical PBLA

Links to Curriculum-Related Language Training Documents:

1. Canadian Language Benchmarks (2012 edition)
2. CLB Support Kit (Section 1, Parts I, I and III)
3. CLB Support Kit (Section 2 Part IV – Exemplars for the Receptive Skills – Reading only)
4. CLB Support Kit (Section 3 Part IV – Exemplars for the Productive Skills – Writing only)
5. CLB Support Kit (Speaking Exemplars Videos and Listening Exemplars Audio Files)
6. ESL for ALL (Adult Literacy Learners)
7. ESL for ALL (Adult Literacy Learners) Support Kit
8. Canadian Language Benchmarks for the Deaf
9. National Language Placement and Progression Guidelines
10. “Can Do” Statements

This project is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.