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Workspace

Production workspace

This is where the calendar actually runs. Sign in with either demo account, or use the one-click button.

Demo accounts. The two roles have genuinely different permissions in the board below, because a reviewer who can also publish is not a reviewer.

Workspace

How the calendar runs week to week: what is in draft, what is in French review, what is scheduled, and what shipped.

Drafting

Article pair: 7 questions

Phase 2 | 15 and 16 Sep
ENFR

TikTok: secondaire 3

Phase 2 | 28 Sep | reshoot, not subtitle
FR

Report card campaign, 2 emails

Phase 4 | 4 and 16 Nov
ENFR
French review

IG carousel: primaire and secondaire

Phase 2 | 9 Sep | grade names checked
FR

Search ads, Quebec

Phase 2 | 14 Sep | session rejected, rencontre
FR

Homepage hero rewrite

Phase 2 | 8 Sep | both languages together
ENFR
Scheduled

Article: what a tutor costs in Quebec

Phase 0 | 31 Aug, FR first
FR

LinkedIn recruitment, week 1

Phase 1 | 31 Aug, 3 posts
ENFR

Tutor sequence, emails 1 and 2

Phase 1 | 2 and 9 Sep
ENFR
Shipped

Voice guide and review sheet

Phase 0 | signed off 26 Aug
ENFR

Tutor landing page

Phase 0 | live 26 Aug
ENFR

Pillar: how we vet every tutor

Phase 0 | live 28 Aug
ENFR

The bilingual review sheet

Nothing leaves French review until all eight lines are ticked. It takes about six minutes per asset and it is the whole difference between bilingual and translated.

  1. Grade levels use the reader's system. Primaire and secondaire for Quebec, grades elsewhere. Never both in one asset.

  2. Exams are named the way the ministry names them. Épreuve unique, not examen provincial. OQRE, not EQAO, for franco-Ontario.

  3. No France vocabulary. Courriel, infolettre, fin de semaine, clavardage, tutorat, bulletin.

  4. Nothing reads as a calque. If a sentence only makes sense to someone who knows the English original, it is rewritten.

  5. The offer means the same thing. Session, trial, free and package all shift meaning in Quebec French and each one is checked separately.

  6. The CTA is written for the language, not translated. Same promise, different words.

  7. Any number, claim or statistic has a source noted beside it, or it comes out.

  8. The French asset can stand alone. Someone who never sees the English version should not be able to tell there was one.

The weekly rhythm

Monday

Plan

Pull this week's calendar rows. Confirm nothing is blocked on a coverage gap or a missing consent.

Tuesday

Write

Long form. One article or one email sequence, written in whichever language leads it.

Wednesday

Second language

The counterpart is written, not translated. Same day so the argument is still fresh.

Thursday

Review

The eight-line sheet, both languages. Anything that fails goes back with the failing line named.

Friday

Schedule and read

Queue next week. Read last week's numbers split by language and write one line on what changes.