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The link for further information is here: www immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/peq/Living-Quebec-Student-PEQ.pdf Note (as Leon has already suggested), you will need to have an intermediate level of oral French and you must pass a test to prove it...

I am in a very similar situation, and also looking to study something similar as well (or possibly go down the MBA route). From what I have seen, it is possible to work (or at least apply to work) in Canada after you have successfully graduated as long as your course it at least 8 months full...

Did you receive a conviction? If not then although you should certainly declare it, I don't think it should be a huge problem. One way to check would be to get a copy of your driving record from whatever road authority is relevant. At least for your own information, it should be much cheaper...

The way I read it on the CIC website is that the program of study must be longer than 8 months (full time), so therefore if you did the 1yr full time option this would work. However you would then only be eligible for 1 year of work after that i.e. the work permit is valid only for the length...