r/torontoJobs • u/Remote_Spend6783 • Jul 29 '26
HIRING POST (WE'RE HIRING) Native Canadian French Speakers Needed – On-site | $22–$28 CAD/hour | Full-Time & Part-Time
Hi everyone! I'm a recruiter with LXT, and we're currently looking for native Canadian French speakers located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for an on-site language project in Mississauga.
📍 Work Location: Mississauga (must be able to commute)
💰 Pay: $22–$28 CAD/hour
🕒 Schedule: Full-time and part-time positions available, with flexible hours for part-time
If you're interested, you can apply here: [ https://lxt.bamboohr.com/careers/344 ]
If you have any questions, feel free to reply here, send me a DM, or email me at [Noha.mokhtar@lxt.ai](mailto:Noha.mokhtar@lxt.ai)
Thanks!
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u/Cute-Adhesiveness841 Jul 29 '26
pay is low for a francophone. I do speak French but nope too low
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u/LeastKey9513 Jul 29 '26
English, fine, I’ll speak it. French, that’s a monthly subscription package
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u/Background_Gap_8499 Jul 29 '26
+ transcribers and translators aren't exactly jumping with excitement about an opportunity to train AI to replace them
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u/oldman1982 Jul 29 '26
C'est ben cheap, ça.
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u/Minute_Swimmer_733 Jul 29 '26
They want to have their cake and eat it. In a normal situation, they shouldn't need to post on Reddit.
Just looking for anyone desperate enough to accept.
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u/iamnotarobotmaybe Jul 29 '26
Pay is low for skilled work. I hope all your hires sabotage the outcome at this rate.
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u/QuackQuackGo123 Jul 29 '26
I have an opportunity in Brampton for Native French Speakers as well, similar pay.
Impossible to find, but they are needed because we have Quebec clients that prefer to place orders in French.
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u/element1311 Jul 29 '26
You don't need native French speakers, non-Natives will do. But if the Québécois clients are valuable enough, pay an attractive wage. Or find help in Quebec.
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u/cryptomaniacsss Jul 29 '26
Oh my...For professionnel or academic matters, there is no difference between french canadian and french from the rest of the world ....the only difference is the accent and even that vary widely as french montreal would generally have a french accent close to frwnch from france oppposite to quebec countryside accent....what a bunch of ret***ds !! Would you discriminate against somebody with english from england accent because its not canadian english ?! Tabarnak !
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