New Brunswick Francophone Education Virtual Information Session — June 16, 2026

By Olami, AbroadPilot · Reviewed September 2026

If you are a French-speaking teacher or education professional thinking about working in Canada, the Government of New Brunswick is hosting a free virtual information session that is worth putting in your calendar. Taking place online on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, the New Brunswick Education Sector Information Session (Francophone) is part of the province’s ongoing push to recruit French-language educators.

What the event is

This is a virtual information session, not a full job fair. It is run by WorkingNB through the Government of New Brunswick’s immigration program, and it is designed to introduce francophone candidates to careers in the province’s education sector. Sessions like this typically cover the roles New Brunswick is hiring for, how the application and certification process works, and what living and working in the province is like. New Brunswick is Canada’s only officially bilingual province, and it has a steady need for French-language teachers, educational assistants, and related school staff.

There is also an Anglophone version of the same session two days later, on June 18, 2026, for English-speaking candidates.

Event details at a glance

Who should attend

This session is aimed at French-speaking professionals interested in education roles in New Brunswick, including classroom teachers, educational assistants, school counsellors, and other school staff. One important note before you register: to take part in some New Brunswick recruitment events, you must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident, or hold a valid work visa. Check the eligibility details for this specific session before completing your registration.

How to register

Pre-registration is now open. Sign up directly through the official Government of New Brunswick hiring platform using the correct link for your language:

• 🇫🇷 Francophone session (June 16, 2026): Pre-register here (official GNB form)
• 🇬🇧 Anglophone session (June 18, 2026): Pre-register here (official GNB form)

You can also confirm the event on the official Government of New Brunswick events calendar.

Register early, as virtual sessions can fill up. Be cautious of any third-party site asking for payment or personal documents to “register” you — this event is free and run directly by the provincial government.

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New Brunswick’s education sector is one of the clearer routes into the province for francophone professionals. If French is your working language and teaching is your field, the June 16 session is a low-risk, free way to learn what’s on offer straight from the people doing the hiring.

Olami

Olami is the founder and lead writer at AbroadPilot. He started the site after going through the visa process himself — a German student visa in 2019 and a Canadian work permit in 2023 — and learning first-hand how confusing official immigration language can be, how often rules change, and how easy it is to lose money to bad advice. He spent three years as an international education and travel consultant, helping people source and verify the information that landed their visas and planned their trips. Every guide on AbroadPilot is built from official sources — embassy pages, government immigration portals, and .gov fee schedules — and reviewed as requirements change. AbroadPilot does not sell visas or applications; it is a free resource to help readers apply with confidence.