Hello everyone,
I am so glad this forum exists. I really need some help. I have an interview for the CSQ in Montreal next week and I need helping assessing where my file stands. So, I graduated from a Quebec university last year (got a B.A.). I applied then under the PEQ program, but as I started law school, also in Quebec, my CSQ-PEQ application was rejected.
Two months after the rejection, I receive a letter from the CSQ office, also in Montreal, saying that they are requesting my law school transcripts, my B.A. diploma and a proof of my current status (student visa). Personally, I thought it was weird since my application was rejected but I still sent all the documents. A month after I sent these documents, I get a letter for my interview which will be next week.
So, my question is: why are they interviewing me? Do I have any chance of getting the CSQ? Perhaps I have been qualified under the point-system, but not under the PEQ? I know that I will only get definite answers after the interview, but it is try not to keep my hopes high.
Regarding my level of French: I am not fluent but I would qualify myself as advanced.
I am so glad this forum exists. I really need some help. I have an interview for the CSQ in Montreal next week and I need helping assessing where my file stands. So, I graduated from a Quebec university last year (got a B.A.). I applied then under the PEQ program, but as I started law school, also in Quebec, my CSQ-PEQ application was rejected.
Two months after the rejection, I receive a letter from the CSQ office, also in Montreal, saying that they are requesting my law school transcripts, my B.A. diploma and a proof of my current status (student visa). Personally, I thought it was weird since my application was rejected but I still sent all the documents. A month after I sent these documents, I get a letter for my interview which will be next week.
So, my question is: why are they interviewing me? Do I have any chance of getting the CSQ? Perhaps I have been qualified under the point-system, but not under the PEQ? I know that I will only get definite answers after the interview, but it is try not to keep my hopes high.
Regarding my level of French: I am not fluent but I would qualify myself as advanced.