QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[mdammalli]

It is going to continue like that for how long?

God knows.. I'm fed up waiting for my interview.. I lost many onsite opportunities in my present company because I was hoping that I might get my interview at any moment.

 

[geraldrn]

nurses are in a priority..am i right? because quebec needs 60, 000 nurse until 2022 and they will open ''super hospital'' by the year 2015-2016..that becomes the biggest hospital in canada..maybe nurses will land in quebec in 7-9mos.

 

[iya ibeji]

ok. just use google translate if you want to understand my post.

hello securer,

its not about using google translate here. we should always type whatever it is in english here. this is a general thread for people all over the world. we shouldn't have to go to google because somebody decided to post in his/her native language.

this goes out to everybody too. lets respect others from different tribes.

iya ibeji

 

[Jenalby]

ok. just use google translate if you want to understand my post.

So u mean to say u will use your own native language here, if we want to read your post ,everyone must use google translate..In the mean time why dont u type it in English so everyone can understand...This is a universal thread lets not discriminate it with regard to language...

 

[patina92086]

So u mean to say u will use your own native language here, if we want to read your post ,everyone must use google translate..In the mean time why dont u type it in English so everyone can understand...This is a universal thread lets not discriminate it with regard to language...

I think there is a little misunderstanding here...securer initially responded "Ok" , so i think he gets your point and very much wiling to abide, what he was referring to as "to google for you to understand" were his previous posts so that you can understand that nothing bad has been said there.

 

[Jenalby]

I think there is a little misunderstanding here...securer initially responded "Yes" , so i think he gets your point and very much wiling to abide, what he was referring to as to google for you to understand was his previous posts so that you can understand that nothing bad has been said there.

Ok..

 

[bosschips]

I have to agree with Jenalby and iya ibeji.

 

[altruist1020]

please speak in english. This is an international thread.

Oh im sorry. Yes and I will. Goodluck to all of us and GOD bless us always.!!!!

 

[fatima20]

hi!!
Can we apply for Quebec immigration if we r not having French Language proficiency??? I just HAVE ielts can I still apply??
please reply URGENT

Thanx in advance
Fatima

 

[ConradFael]

Hi,

Plz. can you tell me for B.Pharmacy, M.Pharmacy, Ph.D, How much pont will i gain in Area of Training for CSQ?

Your inbox is full.

 

[rafiqandafshan]

hi!!
Can we apply for Quebec immigration if we r not having French Language proficiency??? I just HAVE ielts can I still apply??
please reply URGENT

Thanx in advance
Fatima

yes you can apply it with IELTS without french language proficiency

 

[Stylove]

ok. just use google translate if you want to understand my post.

SECURER.....don't use foreign language on this page, except English or French. Don't argue.

 

[sunnymks]

nurses are in a priority..am i right? because quebec needs 60, 000 nurse until 2022 and they will open ''super hospital'' by the year 2015-2016..that becomes the biggest hospital in canada..maybe nurses will land in quebec in 7-9mos.

So True...currently nurses are in Huge Demand Throghout Canada & Quebec's largest Hospital which is situated in Montreal is also going to be complete by 2016.
So, Guys Lets Hope for the Best & Wait for Something Good...GOD Bless us All

 

[thanden]

Hi All,

I have a question which confused me. Its about counting points for Area of Training. I have BS in EE and MS in Mech Eng, both from accredited US university.
The problem is that I don't know how much point I can claim for AOT? Equivalent to Quebec degree? Mech Engineering or EE?

Pretty sure there are similar questions before, but I can't find adequate answers . Would you mind to share your opinion ?

Thanks.

 

[giri_pk2002]

Hi All,

I have a question which confused me. Its about counting points for Area of Training. I have BS in EE and MS in Mech Eng, both from accredited US university.
The problem is that I don't know how much point I can claim for AOT? Equivalent to Quebec degree? Mech Engineering or EE?

Pretty sure there are similar questions before, but I can't find adequate answers . Would you mind to share your opinion ?

Thanks.

Most of the engineering degrees are given points based on its bachelors. In any case, EE has 0 points.