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1978bubun

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Sep 13, 2012
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Category........
Visa Office......
CPP-O
NOC Code......
2147
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
08-05-2013
AOR Received.
28-06-2013
Med's Request
18-09-2013
Med's Done....
08-10-2013
Passport Req..
05-11-2013
VISA ISSUED...
26-11-2013
Seniors, please enlighten me.

With my wife as the principal applicant, I cam see from the Quebec immigration website's self-evaluation, that we are meeting the criteria.

However, both of us, at this moment, know absolutely "zero French". Well, we can start learning it, and neither of us are too bad at learning new languages. But this will take some time.

Can I start the procedure now? I may need about a month to get all docs, and send the application. And meanwhile we can prepare with French courses.

Or is it absolutely necessary to scores of some French language test?

Please provide your valuable comments.
 
I would also like to know about this, David's email recommended learning from Rosetta stone, but I am sure it will take some time to learn.
 
For Quebec Skilled Workers, French is very important and you will be having interview by them

It is as important as English in Federal Skilled Workers
 
I agree, but it seems that French is needed at the time of interview, which is, at least a few months from now, even if I start the application procedure today.

My query is, can it be a good strategy to start learning French, while continue on the application, and be ready with some French knowledge for the interview once that comes?

Please suggest.

coolguy2010 said:
For Quebec Skilled Workers, French is very important and you will be having interview by them

It is as important as English in Federal Skilled Workers
 
At the time of application, you will be attaching French test results .....

How you will cope up with that ?

1978bubun said:
I agree, but it seems that French is needed at the time of interview, which is, at least a few months from now, even if I start the application procedure today.

My query is, can it be a good strategy to start learning French, while continue on the application, and be ready with some French knowledge for the interview once that comes?

Please suggest.
 
:(

Is that mandatory?

coolguy2010 said:
At the time of application, you will be attaching French test results .....

How you will cope up with that ?
 
Pls check quebec criteria and process

1978bubun said:
:(

Is that mandatory?
 
1978bubun said:
Seniors, please enlighten me.

With my wife as the principal applicant, I cam see from the Quebec immigration website's self-evaluation, that we are meeting the criteria.

However, both of us, at this moment, know absolutely "zero French". Well, we can start learning it, and neither of us are too bad at learning new languages. But this will take some time.

Can I start the procedure now? I may need about a month to get all docs, and send the application. And meanwhile we can prepare with French courses.

Or is it absolutely necessary to scores of some French language test?

Please provide your valuable comments.



Maybe this thread could also help you (I created it sometime ago):

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tef-for-quebec-tefaq-french-exam-download-t105190.0.html



You can see some possible french interview questions here (page 2 of the above thread):

Possible Questions/Answers – Québec Sélection interview
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tef-for-quebec-tefaq-french-exam-download-t105190.15.html
 
Thank you! I'll go through the link.

donutbox said:
Maybe this thread could also help you (I created it sometime ago):

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tef-for-quebec-tefaq-french-exam-download-t105190.0.html



You can see some possible french interview questions here (page 2 of the above thread):

Possible Questions/Answers – Québec Sélection interview
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tef-for-quebec-tefaq-french-exam-download-t105190.15.html
 
1978bubun said:
Seniors, please enlighten me.

With my wife as the principal applicant, I cam see from the Quebec immigration website's self-evaluation, that we are meeting the criteria.

However, both of us, at this moment, know absolutely "zero French". Well, we can start learning it, and neither of us are too bad at learning new languages. But this will take some time.

Can I start the procedure now? I may need about a month to get all docs, and send the application. And meanwhile we can prepare with French courses.

Or is it absolutely necessary to scores of some French language test?

Please provide your valuable comments.

If you do have the minimum points to qualify then apply now and then update your application with french results while it's in process.
After you receive AOR you can send test scores and obtain additional points.