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organization in Canada dedicated to second language teachers, administrators and researchers. It is a national organization which builds partnerships and alliances to identify and move the second language education agenda forward." Sally Rehorick, Former Director - Second Language Research Institute of Canada and CASLT lifetime member |
About CASLT
Our Strategic Directions
The Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers (CASLT) was established in 1970 and has evolved from a small organization of volunteers dedicated to supporting second language teachers into a multi-level national professional organization.
The Board of Directors undertook a thorough strategic planning process from 2003 to 2005. The CASLT Bylaws and Letters Patent were reviewed, updated and approved by Industry Canada in February 2007. CASLT established a three-year strategic directions document that guides our activities and projects, which is reviewed and updated annually.
CASLT By-law #1 (Our Constitution)
CASLT Strategic Directions 2008-2011 (Fact sheet, PDF)
About CASLT (Fact sheet, PDF)
Foundational statements of the CASLT raison d'être, what we aspire to, and what we believe.
CASLT commitments to its members and its areas of focus for growth and continuous improvement.
Brief overview of CASLT priorities, projects and activities over time.
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