QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[Shahi]

@Eddie

Well buddy go right ahead..i think you will do fine..

Shahi

 

[KAMMAR]

Guys,

I found in the required documents "a copy of your family record book". What kind of document is it?

Can you help me please?
- Ammar

 

[Shahi]

Something such as a RATION CARD...something which specifies your family...family here means you your spouse(If applicable), kids(if applicable).

If your single then i don't think it is needed.

Shahi

 

[PGDBM]

Hi,

I wanted to know which exam is best to take for french.... I mean should i self study and take tefaq or take like dalf etc.... Kindly let me know is it possible to take DALF A2 level exam directly after self study or i have to enrol in AF and then take B1 b1 a1 a2 so on..... kindly throw some detailed light on exam and exam patterns

SALUT!

 

[Shahi]

Enrolling into french course in AF is recommended although it is not necessary to appear for DELF or TEF...for DELF you will have to clear A1, A2, B1, B2....in that order...

Hope this helps

Shahi

 

[amo]

Dear all,

I have a query regarding migration to Quebec. I submitted an FSW in November 2006 and indicated that the province i would like to migrate to is Alberta. I am now tired of waiting and thinking that i would like to apply to Quebec which seems to be faster. Do you think this is possible? I took some french classes in 2007 and would be willing to refresh my french in order to qualify. I have taken the online evaluation and i qualify if i indicate that i have beginner french. My main worry is that because i have another application to FSW currently on-going (in which i've indicated that i would like to live in Alberta), kindly advise what you think my chances of being granted approval to CSW is?

All responses appreciated.
Amo

 

[quebechopefull]

Dear all,

I have a query regarding migration to Quebec. I submitted an FSW in November 2006 and indicated that the province i would like to migrate to is Alberta. I am now tired of waiting and thinking that i would like to apply to Quebec which seems to be faster. Do you think this is possible? I took some french classes in 2007 and would be willing to refresh my french in order to qualify. I have taken the online evaluation and i qualify if i indicate that i have beginner french. My main worry is that because i have another application to FSW currently on-going (in which i've indicated that i would like to live in Alberta), kindly advise what you think my chances of being granted approval to CSW is?

All responses appreciated.
Amo

You can apply for QSW if you qualify. In the application however, it will ask you if you've ever applied for temporary stay or permanent residency in Canada. I'm not sure if it will have any implications on you getting selected by Quebec.

 

[satya]

Hi,

I wanted to know which exam is best to take for french.... I mean should i self study and take tefaq or take like dalf etc.... Kindly let me know is it possible to take DALF A2 level exam directly after self study or i have to enrol in AF and then take B1 b1 a1 a2 so on..... kindly throw some detailed light on exam and exam patterns

SALUT!

hello pgdm !

Actually TEFAQ is designed for quebec immigration. So it is best if you can score high. however DELF is also recongnized by quebec goverment. when we compare with exam fees then DELF exam is cheaper than any other exam so taking DELF exam is economic. In my country alliance frances start exam preparation class. may be you ask in alliance of your country. Hope they will prive that type of prepartion class. It will highly helpful for exam.

Évaluation de l’anglais par un organisme reconnu Si l’évaluation est faite à partir du résultat d’un test d’évaluation des connaissances en anglais délivré par un organisme reconnu (voir les organismes et les tests précisés dans le tableau qui suit), le fonctionnaire à l’immigration alloue les points selon les correspondances établies ci-dessous: CORRESPONDANCES DU POINTAGE FÉVAL DES COMPÉTENCES EN ANGLAIS DU REQUÉRANT PRINCIPAL ET DU CONJOINT AVEC LES RÉSULTATS DES TESTS EN ANGLAIS INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH TESTING SYSTEM (IELTS, géré par le British Council) TESTS GÉRÉS PAR EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICES (ETS) Pointage FÉVAL ATTRIBUÉ Canadian Language Benchmarks Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) Test of Spoken English (TSE) PBT* CBT** TOEFL iBT*** Listening Speaking Listening Listening Listening Speaking Listening 6.5+ 7.0+ 56+ 22+ 22+ 21+ 480+ 55+ 3 9-12 3.5-6.0 4.0-6.0 46-55 12-21 11-21 11-20 320-475 45-50 2 5-8 0.5-3.0 1.0-3.0 31-45 6-11 4-10 4-10 5-315 5-40 1 1-4

 

[zsashimi]

@EDDIE: Your inbox is full. I could not reply to your message.

 

[PGDBM]

@Shahi: thnx bro.... By the way what is the time gap between levels i have to keep.... is it like that test happens every 5 6 months or its like IELTS happens multiple times in a month.... and which level is equivalent to intermediate level in that application process??....

@ Satya: Thanks for the info bro.... i guess the second part is some kind of table which didnt come up quite well in the post.... will be great if you can summarize like which test and how many grades or score will give us what score in french for the process.... like for ielts its 6.5+ and 7+ in listening and speaking resp gives us 8 points .... whats the corresponding for the french points....

 

[amo]

You can apply for QSW if you qualify. In the application however, it will ask you if you've ever applied for temporary stay or permanent residency in Canada. I'm not sure if it will have any implications on you getting selected by Quebec.

Thanks Quebechopefull for your response, any other opinions?

 

[angeleye]

amo

i dont think it will effect ur previous case.


regards

 

[quebechopefull]

Thanks Quebechopefull for your response, any other opinions?

Amo, see the link below of someone who got CSQ while applying for another provincial nomination program. Hope this is helpful.

http://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussion-forums/quebec-skilled-workers/503461931/got-csq-nomination-while-having-ainp-cic-pending-application

 

[amo]

Thanks for your replies Quebechopefull and Angeleye. I have checked out the link you sent. I think I will begin my french course in September and will try and apply in January 2011

 

[satya]

@ Shahi: thnx bro.... By the way what is the time gap between levels i have to keep.... is it like that test happens every 5 6 months or its like IELTS happens multiple times in a month.... and which level is equivalent to intermediate level in that application process??....

@ Satya: Thanks for the info bro.... i guess the second part is some kind of table which didnt come up quite well in the post.... will be great if you can summarize like which test and how many grades or score will give us what score in french for the process.... like for ielts its 6.5+ and 7+ in listening and speaking resp gives us 8 points .... whats the corresponding for the french points....

hello pgdbm
Its not 8 in english
listening 6.5 3
speaking 7 3
in french

DELF A1 1
DELF A2 3
B1 4
DELF B2 6
DELF C1 8
DELF C2 8

it is based on maximum 8. when it is calculated on 16 may be it is double.

But when I've applied on 2007, my IELTS score was just 5.5. speaking 5 and listening 5.5. and I had showed them a letter from my college stating that my all subjects are taught in english and I took all exam in english medium. then they gave me full points i.e 6 in english language. Is it possible now ?