Remote French Translator
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The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) is seeking a skilled and detail-oriented French Translator to join our Communications team. In this role, you will play a key part in ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and inclusivity of our French-language communications across Canada. If you are passionate about language, equity, and supporting inclusive workplaces, we invite you to apply and help us advance our mission.
TITLE: French Translator (Temporary Part-Time)
LOCATION: Remote/Virtual (Canada-wide)
POSTING DATE: April 17, 2026
START DATE: May 25, 2026
REPORTS TO: Director of Communications
JOB OVERVIEW:
Translation, adaptation, and review of French communication materials
- Translate and adapt Program and Marketing content with a consistent
voice and approach, ensuring high quality, professional, compelling, branded and consistent languag
- Ensure all French communication materials match the voice and tone of English communication materials
- Edit and proofread French communications and resources to vet for any inconsistencies
- Research and implement appropriate French terminology, including person-centred, disability workplace inclusion, and inclusive of intersectional language consideration
- Ensure consistency in the brand for all French communications, including through conducting spot checks and fatal flaw reviews of French communication materials
- Ensure the quality of French content on websites
- Ensure that the French content is relevant to francophone persons and communities across the country
Translations management
- Maintain a translation glossary to ensure the consistent translation and adaptation of material
- Review all written communications translated and/or adapted by external agencies or suppliers working with departments, when needed
- Manage individual translation project file
- Communicate clearly with requesters to ensure both parties are clear on deliverables and deadlines
Maintain French style guidelines and tools
- Update and maintain French terminology documents
- Act as advisor for language use for French communications
- Serve as a resource to staff regarding the application of the French style guidelines in their projects and activities
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
- Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Linguistics, Language Arts, or Education
- Minimum five years' exper