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Bill 22 Objective Facts and Subjective Perspectives of the French Teachers…

- - - - It would take too long and use up too much time to learn a language that we don’t even plan on using after graduation. The english schools they put in place are low quality as most citizens will attend French schools. Also, teachers supply will be limited as there aren’t many English speaking teachers.
    - - English speakers still have the option to enjoy a variety of highly developed services funded by the Quebec Government which allows them to be educated and cared for in English. I don’t think it’s fair if the Quebec government prioritizes the minority over the majority the majority being French speakers.
    - - This opens up a bunch of new opportunities for teachers and students. Students have the opportunity to learn a new language for free that will help them in their adult years and for teachers tons of new jobs open up for French speakers. Also, if the students are so against learning French they can go to a English school.
    - - We don’t have time to learn a new language on top of all my work and tasks but if we don’t we won’t be able to live here. Shopping, doing everyday tasks, and working is extremely difficult without at least a working knowledge of the French language.
- - - - We currently have three choices. Either we go to a low quality English school with low quality teachers and little funds, we move to another place, preferably one where the English speakers are taken care of, or we take years learning French and struggling to live in Quebec due to the fact that we don’t understand the official language. Even if we were to learn French it would probably be useless after graduation.
    - - Quebec is slowly becoming a dominant population of French speakers. English speakers will keep leaving due to Bill 22 which is only better for us French speakers.
        We will be able to speak to everyone in French and we will develop a French culture that the whole population is a part of. A country where everybody knows the same language is a united country that can take part in events.
    - - For the students that do decide to learn French they will be passionate and be willing to put the time in. We French teachers will make sure they are on the right path and will always be helping them through their life in Quebec. As the anglophone population decreases there is more of a need for French teachers to teach the new French immigrants coming in.
    - - Soon, there will be very little Anglophones in Quebec. Rather than the Quebec government forcing us out with these new acts that promote French they should be providing alternatives for us English speakers to be comfortably living in Quebec. Anglophones will keep leaving Quebec unless the government makes a change.