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Best Practices Forum on Official Languages/Federal Institutions Best Practices (view source)
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|'''[[:en:images/8/81/Interpretation_InfographicBT-EN.pdf|Translation Bureau]]'''
|'''[[:en:images/4/43/InterpretationEN.pdf|Requirements and best practices to support interpretation safety and quality]]'''
''Translation Bureau''
Interpreting is a demanding and complex task that requires very precise technical conditions to be accomplished safely and efficiently. Use this helpful cheat sheet to keep in mind what you must do to help and protect interpreters when participating virtually in an interpreted meeting.
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|[[File:Bureautrad2.PNG|alt=Image of the Translation Bureau's initiative|frameless|150x150px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/images/0/0b/Machine_Translation_Infographic-EN.pdf]]
|'''[[:en:images/0/0b/Machine_Translation_Infographic-EN.pdf|Best practices regarding the use of machine translation]]'''
''Translation Bureau''
Today’s machine translation tools are fast and easy to use and can sometimes produce impressive results. However, they have drawbacks that should be kept in mind. The Translation Bureau offers some tips to help you determine when machine translation should be avoided.
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|'''[https://www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca/en/writing-tips-plus/inclusive-writing-quick-reference-sheet Inclusive writing: Quick reference sheet]'''
''Language Portal of Canada''
This checklist summarizes the main principles and procedures of inclusive writing and presents various resources on the subject.
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|[[File:Lentille photo Lens.PNG|alt=Image of Employment and Social Development Canada|frameless|145x145px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/images/1/1a/ESDC-Placemat-Official_Languages_Lens_Part_VII.pdf]]
|'''[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/images/1/1a/ESDC-Placemat-Official_Languages_Lens_Part_VII.pdf Official Languages Lens – Part VII of the Official Languages Act ]'''
''Employment and Social Development Canada''
The [https://wiki.gccollab.ca/images/7/74/EMPLOYMENT_AND_SOCIAL_DEVELOPMENT_CANADA_-_Official_Languages_Lens_-_Part_VII_of_the_Official_Languages_Act.pdf Official Languages Lens] is part of Employment and Social Development Canada’s efforts to support the implementation of the Official Languages Act (OLA). It was developed to raise awareness about Part VII of the OLA’s specific requirements and to provide employees responsible for policies and programs with a tool to take its specific requirements into account in order for the Department to meet its legal obligations.
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|'''[[:en:images/c/c2/Public_Prosecution_Service_of_Canada.zip|Official Languages Learning Bootcamp ]]'''
''Public Prosecution Service of Canada ''
'''Clicking the link above will download all of the material that was developed for the PPSCs Official Languages Learning Bootcamp!'''
The PPSC greatly values language learning for their employees. In speaking with employees, supervisors and managers alike, we have heard the desire for more language training resources. With this in mind, we are hoping this boot camp will instill in you a passion for learning your second language and, equip you to succeed in your language learning endeavors while enabling you to take your learning into your own hands.
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You will learn:
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*What every employee should know about their language learning journey
*Practical tips for applying your language training to your own work
*Tools, resources and methods for practicing your second language in your role at the PPSC and within the government as a whole
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|[[File:Decision_Tree_Image.PNG|alt=Image Decision Tree |frameless|170x150px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/images/8/8a/Decision_Tree_for_Staffing_Executive_Positions.pdf]]
|'''[[:en:images/8/8a/Decision_Tree_for_Staffing_Executive_Positions.pdf|Official Languages Decision Tree for Staffing Executive Positions]] '''
''Official Languages Centre of Excellence (TBS) ''
Facilitates decisions on staffing executive positions (EX-02 to EX-05 or equivalents) by considering the language requirements of the positions to be staffed.
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