My French (up to college lit classes, but never tested against actual French people) is pretty rusty, so there's probably someone better, but I'd be happy to look it over for you.

not to denigrate stilicho's talents - my French is about the same level (college lit classes, and have lived in France, and deal with the language every day) and I wouldn't be confident to check a CV. I think you need an actual native speaker of French, and preferably one who works in a language-intensive field and who is somewhat familiar with the format required of (Canadian?) French CVs. I wouldn't take any chances with a CV - think about how picky you need to be about one in English.

Can't remember if there are any native francophones here, however.

Exactly what stilicho said, except that I've visited Montreal once.

loiseau, I'm no francophone, but I know a bunch. My email's in my profile if you are still looking.

Heh, yeah, I definitely need an actual francophone, preferably Quebecois/e.

I speak French too, but yeah, CVs are something else altogether. I'm in Montreal so I'll just ask a local pal.

Thanks!

Yes, I thought that's what you had in mind - good luck!

Bonne chance.

And next time, sheesh, you live in Montreal and you're asking random internetters to help with your French?! You live in Montreal!

I just feel weird about asking my friends to look at my CV. It seems weirdly personal. I'd prefer to hand it off to a stranger who won't be like, "Oh, she thinks so, huh?" about all my florid self-praise.

But my friend Marie-Laurence is looking at it, so all is well.