Quebec Immigration - Skilled Worker Program

[STILLHOPE]

hi bads,

please share with us the link from Quebec immigration website where it says 'cap limit reached' !!


hello friend

I dont think so it is true and  u guys no need to be panic. It is just rumours as i said in my earlier post they just purpose to cap but not implemented yet.

hope this help u

thanks


stillhope

[OsamaR]

Thanks STILLHOPE.. let them implement the CAP at least after I submit my application and get the file number

[palakdhagia]

TEF,TEFAQ, TCFQ,TCF are french exams like IELTS exam. If the person is in India then he / she  can give only TEF exam coz it's the only one available in India. To appear for TEF exam, Please contact alliance francaise.

Alliance francaise de delhi conducts TCF(Test de Connaissance du Français),Same is considered by Quebec Govt.


http://delhi.afindia.org/french-classes/diplomas-and-certificates/tcf

[bads]

sorry to send some to panic but it's false alarm.

i was looking at the federal application and Quebec is independent of that.

So stillhope, should I recommend to my brother to lodge their application in Buffalo instead of the Philippine for hopefully, faster processing?

thanks

[STILLHOPE]

sorry to send some to panic but it's false alarm.

i was looking at the federal application and Quebec is independent of that.

So stillhope, should I recommend to my brother to lodge their application in Buffalo instead of the Philippine for hopefully, faster processing? yes its fine

thanks

[thomas1978]

Hello everyone !!
I am new here and i am trying to find out if i have a good chance of being selected for Quebec. I actually wanted to apply for Manitoba but a friend told me that i had better chances if i go the Quebec route .
So can any of you guys who are more familiar with the process tell me the points they think i would have .

I have a Bachelor in information technology with a concentration in software engineering.

Work experience is 10 years  but only  2 related to IT ( Sap administrator -Desk Analyst)

I am 33 years old

Fluent in French

I did my Bachelor in English.

I have my brother living in Quebec

3 kids ( twins 13 and a 8 year old ).

What do you guys think are my chances ? Thanks for helping .

Dear STILLHOPE ,
Would you please help me calculate my points or in your opinion what are my chances of being selected .Thank you for taking your time to help.

[STILLHOPE]

Dear STILLHOPE ,
Would you please help me calculate my points or in your opinion what are my chances of being selected .Thank you for taking your time to help.

Better if u give us more detail like
2 years experience in it from when to when
your english proficiency
what level of french u have like begineer          good         very fluent     
about your spouse ( age, qualification, exp her french level )


thanks

[thomas1978]

Better if u give us more detail like
2 years experience in it from when to when
your english proficiency
what level of french u have like begineer          good         very fluent     
about your spouse ( age, qualification, exp her french level )


thanks

Hello STILLHOPE,
Thanks for replying...I won't be applying with my spouse for the Quebec selection process it will be for me and my kids.
My two years experience is from 2009 until now.
I am very fluent in French i am from a french speaking country ,i would say that my English is advance ...My work is an English speaking environment.
Bachelor degree on the IT field ( From the United States )
I have a brother living in Quebec .
And 3 kids 2 are 13 and one under 12 .
Do you think i will need to provide proof for language or will my school record be enough ? (I  completed elementary and high school in French,College in English). Thanks for helping.

[dez]

Stillhope/Others,

I wanted to ask those of you who have gone thro' the process if there is a particular way of writing the CV to accompany the CSQ application ie stylewise and what info to highlight. Kindly advice. Thanks

[STILLHOPE]

Stillhope/Others,

I wanted to ask those of you who have gone thro' the process if there is a particular way of writing the CV to accompany the CSQ application ie stylewise and what info to highlight. Kindly advice. Thanks there is no special type of CV but u can attach covering letter with your application where u mention why u want to go to quebec. what is job prospects, why u chose quebec, what efforts u r doing to setlled down in quebec. what is labour marker, etc etc 

[STILLHOPE]

Hello STILLHOPE,
Thanks for replying...I won't be applying with my spouse for the Quebec selection process it will be for me and my kids.
My two years experience is from 2009 until now.
I am very fluent in French i am from a french speaking country ,i would say that my English is advance ...My work is an English speaking environment.
Bachelor degree on the IT field ( From the United States )
I have a brother living in Quebec .
And 3 kids 2 are 13 and one under 12 .
Do you think i will need to provide proof for language or will my school record be enough ? (I  completed elementary and high school in French,College in English). Thanks for helping.

yes u can apply as a single applicant, u can send your application any time and i m sure as per your detail above chances for interview is very low in your case. i dont want to make your point because your positive thing is your french so go for it.

goo           dluck

[ae03yy]

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If you have Internet Connection?
You wanna be prepared for challenge

Your challenge might be a Job Interview, Immigration Interview...
My friend can be of help to you.

Plz contact: missioncasa AT yahoo.ca
in subject line write CASALing


certain conditions apply, simply ask!

[gigianne2011]

stillhope  what do you think  is the difference between an applcation with french exam and non..
do  you think interview will be waived? like you get 51 points including 2 points for the french exam.. (excluding the adaptability which is 4-6 points)  will you be still given a schedule for an interview? cuz I am "thinkin" about taking e TEFAQ next month, and will have to lodge  my papers end of november.. though my decision is not final yet, ... what do you think? because i have only completed my 100 hours and i am not enrolling for the 3rd module which is another 50 hours.. but i continue to learn french..like reading and reviewing the lessons in class and  learning online..
My documents are almost complete now i just have to review everything...  without my french i get 49 points.  So i was thinkin about takin the french exam before i lodge it or  not... 

[brebu]

Hello STILLHOPE and all forum members,

Thanks for all your inputs so far and please consider my question as well.

My spouse, principal applicant: 32, Bachelor in Europe, Associate Degree from US in nursing, registered nurse > 3 years, IELTS advanced, TEFaQ advanced
Myself: 28, BS Math and Comp Science from US, actuarial analyst for 3 years in US.

If we want to apply for CSQ asap, can we send without any language exams for me in we have enough points? Should I claim my English (advanced) and French (intermediate) skills if I don't submit any test results?

Thanks a lot and good luck to all!!!

[STILLHOPE]

Hello STILLHOPE and all forum members,

Thanks for all your inputs so far and please consider my question as well.

My spouse, principal applicant: 32, Bachelor in Europe, Associate Degree from US in nursing, registered nurse > 3 years, IELTS advanced, TEFaQ advanced
Myself: 28, BS Math and Comp Science from US, actuarial analyst for 3 years in US.

If we want to apply for CSQ asap, can we send without any language exams for me in we have enough points? Should I claim my English (advanced) and French (intermediate) skills if I don't submit any test results? yes u can submit your application without language exam because if u r not principal applicant then there is no points for your english but points for french. so for french take admission in AF in your city and send admission receipt with your application.

thanks
stillhope


Thanks a lot and good luck to all!!!