Associate Membership for Organizations

While any educator or other professional working with youth is welcome – and encouraged! – to take on an individual CPF membership, consider registering your school or organization as an Associate Member Organization, or AMO.

AMOs get access to the latest research-based information that they need in their professional lives, and can gain exclusive access to CPF programs.

Membership fee: $60 for one year, $150 for three years

65% of your fee is returned to your local chapter, where one exists, and 25% goes to the work of CPF Alberta. The remaining 10% helps to cover processing costs.

To become an Associate Member Organization:

  • join online, or
  • print out and mail in our membership application form, or
  • contact your local CPF chapter or CPF Alberta.
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    An Associate Member Organization (AMO)....

    • receives up to 10 copies of each CPF Alberta newsletter as well as the CPF national e-newsletter and communiqués (a $250 value for as little as $50/year)

    • has access to the CPF Guide (a searchable database of all French immersion and extended core French programs in Canadian school systems)

    • has access to a large body of research and information about French-second-language programs

    • can receive free copies of CPF pamphlets and posters (from CPF Alberta)

    • has access to the Peer Tutoring Literacy Program Manual and DVD

    • is eligible for discounts on advertising in CPF national and provincial newsletters and websites

    • is eligible for special offers available only to CPF members

    • may send a representative to CPF meetings and conferences as a non-voting delegate.

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    As an AMO, your association....

    .... can work with others to improve opportunities for children to learn French as a second language in school and beyond the classroom

    .... can network with others throughout Canada who support core French and French immersion programs

    .... will show the federal and provincial governments that Canadians actively support French-second-language education in our schools

    .... will support extracurricular activities for children to enhance the learning of French

    .... will provide financial support for CPF at the provincial and local levels.

    You'll be joining groups such as the Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers, l'Association canadienne des professeurs d'immersion, the Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges in Canada, Francophone associations, and scores of school boards and school staffs in supporting the work of Canadian Parents for French.