Teaching French

I printed out this info sheet about French language proficiency testing. I emailed UofT to find out what level of French I would need to even take this test. I know two people that have taken such a test before and would know at what level my French will have to reach so that I can pass this test. It would be a good idea to take AQ courses in FSL, but it might take some time before my French is this proficient. It's a very good goal to set and will keep me motivated to study French. I would love to be able to add languages to my repertoire: French and ESL and literacy. I love the idea that I will teach Math and Computer Science (languages in their own right) and one day teach ESL and French. That would make me the happiest. In my quest to answer my original question from my first post, a teacher is one who wears many hats, a sort of 'knowledge chameleon.' I wonder if my term (that defines a teacher) will ever catch on :) Need to think of a suitable definition for my term, too! Ha! Creating more work for myself, how typical.