u/Fickle_Grade2622

[Long Read, Sorry :(]

Hello lovely people,
Hope you all are doing well. I am hoping someone can give me a suggestion with whether i am picking the right noc code or no. Would really like another set of eyes to confirm.

Job title - IELTS Trainer.
Employer - Private institute.
Duties -
Conduct IELTS training sessions for students in accordance with structured lesson plans and instructional objectives.
Provide systematic instruction in the IELTS Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking modules.
Develop and deliver classroom lessons, lectures, discussions and practical exercises to improve students’ English language proficiency.
Prepare teaching materials, lesson plans, assignments, practice exercises and mock IELTS tests.
Administer and evaluate mock IELTS examinations and assess students’ performance against IELTS assessment criteria.
Provide individualized feedback and recommend learning strategies to address students’ language deficiencies and improve their IELTS performance.
Teach and develop students’ grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, fluency, comprehension and written communication skills.
Monitor and evaluate students’ academic progress and maintain accurate progress reports and attendance records.
Communicate with academic counsellors regarding students’ progress, performance and learning targets.
Create and maintain an engaging, interactive and supportive classroom environment that encourages student participation and language development.

Noc suggested - 41210 – College and other vocational instructors
Link - https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NOCProfile?GocTemplateCulture=en-CA&code=41210&version=2021.0

Thank you so much if you’ll be taking the time out of your day to answer this.

A little context: i am learning french so lot of my instagram feed shows me french reels and other content.
I thought “Rentrée” was just back to school… but i have seen adults, news reporters, politicians(?) talking about it…
I wanted to know how much of a big deal it actually is?

Started learning ASL because of my own quest to become a more accessible person. I’ve seen people going too fast when they spell something.
While i understand fluency comes with practise just like the oral languages.. but is asl as fast as people on youtube make it look like?

Please note that youtube is pretty much the place i have come across asl at the moment i havent taken any in-person classes yet so i dont really know what it feels like to sign in person and what the natural speed is.

Stepping into upper intermediate and i frequently come across native dialogue where people would use premier degré or second degré…
What exactly does it mean!?

Hi.. out here little confused about how to fill this up in my personal history.
I was a student and had to stop working after i finished my studies up until i applied for my pgwp.

For me, this whole process was like less than two weeks.
After applying for pgwp i resumed working at the same place.

Heres how the timeline looks like.
Part time job > about a week and a half off > part time job resumed.

I am not claiming points for this job so the whole thing is going into personal history. I am just confused if i need to break it up into two separate sections or do i put in the start and finish date of the job?

i dont have any posts on my account but two of my old resumes show up on my account setting under "Rich Media" how do i delete them?

World cup and wimbledon going on right now on beinsports. I cannot think of a better way to interact with the language if you are remotely interested in sports.

I am using 3rd part websites cause i dont live in france and there is a little delay compared to the broadcast but honestly ça vaut la peine.

Aaaaa my mind is tired.. my le,de,me + others keep on sounding like les,des,mes + others..

I am hopeful that over a longer period of time it will fix itself now that i am fully aware of this mistake but was just wondering if there are specific exercises to try to fix this.. and how much of a problem would this create in actual french conversation?

I owe 64 odd dollars for NSALTC and cra sent me a notice about it.. no where in that notice they mentioned how to actually make a payment for it.

Hi everyone,

I understand that we are required to put jobs that we are not claiming points for but how does volunteering fit in here?

I have two volunteer experiences. They were event volunteering so they lasted one day each.
Fully unpaid.

Am i required to put this under personal history?