EXPERTISE IN LINGUISTICS WITHIN YOUR REACH
Thanks to an individual-centred approach and our group of experts, CBLS is involved in many projects of different scopes, from individual to provincial to national.
Project
CBLS developed a LSQ Glossary for Deaf students in Sciences, technology and mathematics.
Product
Our new LSQ skills assessment system, ÉvaLSQ, has been available to the public since January 2021.
Project
CBLS developed a LSQ Glossary for Deaf students in Sciences, technology and mathematics.
Product
Quebec Sign Language (LSQ) and American Sign Language (ASL) courses registrations are now open for the 2021 Winter term.
About us
CBLS offers a range of consulting services to support institutions, corporations, organizations and individuals in meeting their accessibility objectives for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, including innovations for service offerings, service networks and the development of various unique programs adapted to their context. CBLS has a team of devoted experts who know how to meet the specific linguistic accessibility needs of each client, whether in the private or public sector.
We have the services you need
With a versatile, dynamic team, we are ready and available to meet your unique needs.
Consultation
Thanks to our team of experienced researchers, trainers and experts, we offer a range of consultation services, from feasibility studies to strategic planning and linguistic consultation services for sign languages.
Research and development
Led by our team of devoted researchers, we offer research and development services, including the creation of an LSQ proficiency evaluation system.
Writing and linguistic revision
With our strong team of versatile language professionals, we offer writing, transcription and linguistic revision services in French and English.
TRAINING
Leveraging the strengths of our experienced trainers, we are creating interpretation training programs that are tailored to clients’ needs.
Discover our products
LSQ Courses
LSQ courses got launched since Fall 2020 and we will continue to provide them in the next months. Keep your eyes peeled on social media to register for the upcoming 2021 Spring Session.
ÉvaLSQ
Our new LSQ proficiency evaluation system, ÉvaLSQ, has been open to public since January 2021. It is available to all those who want to know their LSQ proficiency and set learning or development goals.
Professional Development for LSQ Interpreters
Intended for LSQ interpreters who are always looking for professional development and continued learning opportunities. It will be available soon. Contact us for more information.
I embarked on the CBLS adventure simply because it’s a company that is constantly evolving with 1001 ideas—1001 projects—for accessibility, a value I hold close to my heart!
“Success belongs to everyone. It’s teamwork that deserves recognition.” — Franck Piccard, French alpine skier
Charline Savard
LSQ Services Coordinator
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We make many little gestures in everyday life, whether it be putting our index finger to our lips to indicate “shhh” when someone speaks too loudly or makes noise in the library, pointing to a mouth-watering meal on a menu, or even raising a hand to hail a taxi. These universal gestures are among the most widespread, and yet are examples of sign language in its […]
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Télé-Québec en classe in LSQ
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...12 Good Reasons to Learn Sign Language!
We make many little gestures in everyday life, whether it be putting our index finger to our lips to indicate “shhh” when someone speaks too loudly or makes noise in the library, pointing to a mouth-watering meal on a menu, or even raising a hand to hail a taxi. These universal gestures are among the most widespread, and yet are examples of sign language in its most basic form. The influences of sign language are everywhere, but because we’re so used to them, we don’t notice them...
Télé-Québec en classe in LSQ
If there’s one project that will be remembered for years to come, it’s Télé-Québec en classe, one of the greatest achievements by the Deaf community, for the Deaf community.