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If I'm over 25, is it still too late for me to "learn" French or can I just watch French sitcoms for like a year and be up-to-speed? (lemmy.world)

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[–] bionicjoey@lemmy.ca 7 points 1 year ago

Ask your manager. Different departments have different amounts of training available. Also look into the CSPS French training.

At my department, there is also in-house part-time training. It just varies a lot from department to department.

The full-time training I mentioned is usually offered to people who are lined up for a manager/director job since there's the baguette-glass-ceiling