QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[DebR]

can any one tell me how much time it takes to have TCFQ results ? if some one commits error during the test the test stops at that level ? is it so ? please help needed

Umer ,
I've done the tcfq on last 18 may & have got the result on last 17 june so, it has taken 1 months, but as regular schedule it takes 20 days.
But the result of 16 March has published on 24 may, 2012.
If u don't mind, please tell me what type of error you want to say?

 

[DebR]

A2: 6 pts

yes A2 6 point;

but if you get A1 + A2 the it will be 1+3=4 points

 

[Umer Shahzad]

Umer ,
I've done the tcfq on last 18 may & have got the result on last 17 june so, it has taken 1 months, but as regular schedule it takes 20 days.
But the result of 16 March has published on 24 may, 2012.
If u don't mind, please tell me what type of error you want to say?

i want to say that if you ll say a wrong sentence when u r speaking they will stop the test of speaking and say we are done with your speaking now you can go

 

[Umer Shahzad]

Umer ,
I've done the tcfq on last 18 may & have got the result on last 17 june so, it has taken 1 months, but as regular schedule it takes 20 days.
But the result of 16 March has published on 24 may, 2012.
If u don't mind, please tell me what type of error you want to say?

can your share your test experience n how was the testing specially speaking and listening what were the questions?

 

[manojneelu]

No, DebR. I believe, if you pass A2, you get 6 points in TOTAL, including A1 points. So,
A1 = 1+1 (2 points)
A2 = 3+3 (6 points, in total), and so on...

Correct me, if I am wrong. Thanks!

yes A2 6 point;

but if you get A1 + A2 the it will be 1+3=4 points

 

[Naveedwaqar]

Please calculate my points

Hi there

Kindly suggest only Delf A1 is good enough to get 57 points. Please guide.

Education 12 points
Area of Training 00 points
Work Experience 8 points
Age 16 points
Language Proficiency (Ielts Speaking 8, Listening 6.5 =??????) Reading & Writing 6.5
Spouse's Characteristics 5 points
Children 8 points
Financial Self-Sufficiency 1 point

Kindly suggest only Delf A1 is good enough to get 57 points. Please guide.

Thanks

Nav

 

[sango]

Hi ,

I am a CA with 10 years of expereince from India and my spouse is an MBA. What level of french is required in order to qualify for Quebec. I am 34 and my spouse is 31 years and we both have good level of English. Both are working in MNCs in India.

Can someone helpf with point scores and French requirements.

anyone with similar background here
You have to sit IELTS and TEFor TEFAQ, DALF if you wish to score points for language. a total of 22 points is awarded for Language,Fench 16 and English 6. I am also a member of ACCA, aged 39 and filed my application on 3r Feb 2012. I am from Cameroon and since it is a bilingual country, I took TEF where all 4 skills are assessed but only Listening and speaking are awarded points. I scored B2 in both, and IELTS 7.5 & 6 for speaking and listening. But my first language is English, but I strongly encourage you to take TEFAQ to demonstrate your interest in Quebec.

 

[nevillek]

Friends, please help, everyone is giving me a different answer for this. Does anyone have definite proof that I should mark NO for all points?


I have a Bachelors+Masters in Commerce from India and have experience as Accounting Assistant.

I have a slight confusion in Q.4. of the Application for Selection Certificate:

Are you the holder of one or several of the following diplomas:

1) Quebec diploma 2) Canadian diploma 3) Diploma or training recognized as equivalent by a Quebec regulatory body 4) Foreign diploma covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (ARM)

IS NO.3. RELATED TO ONLY REGULATED PROFESSIONS IN QUEBEC? I DON'T THINK SO. HERE, IT IS SAYING DIPLOMA/TRAINING CONSIDERED EQUIVALENT BY A QUEBEC REGULATORY BODY. THAT IS A DIFFERENT THING I THINK. EVEN Y-AXIS TOLD ME TO MARK POINT NO.3. THAT IS WHY I AM ASKING IF SOMEONE KNOWS FOR SURE WHAT I MUST MARK?

If I mark NO for all 4 blindly, they may not give me any points for training!!!

Also, if you guys remember, the 'Tableaux comparatifs de diplômes' (http://www.cicic.ca/682/tableaux-comparatifs-de-diplomes-quebec.canada) is specifically made to show equivalence between Indian and Quebec degrees. The page is out of service right now but I remember seeing an older version of the PDF where my degree was in the list. That means it's equivalent to a Quebec degree right??? So shouldn't I be marking no.3.????

Kindly also check this page: http://www.cicnews.com/2011/06/education-top-marks-quebec-skilled-worker-program-06991.html Under Education, 2nd para says:

The Government of Quebec has provided the Tableaux Comparatifs des Diplômes, which is a table that compares foreign degrees to their equivalent Quebec degrees; however this document is only available in French and can be very complex. Applicants who do not know how their degree equates to a Quebec degree are encouraged to have their degree evaluated by the Centre d’expertise sur les formations acquises hors du Québec or by consulting with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in Quebec immigration.

PLEASE REPLY URGENTLY! Should I check point 3 or not???

 

[red.mystry]

Friends, please help, everyone is giving me a different answer for this. Does anyone have definite proof that I should mark NO for all points?


I have a Bachelors+Masters in Commerce from India and have experience as Accounting Assistant.

I have a slight confusion in Q.4. of the Application for Selection Certificate:

Are you the holder of one or several of the following diplomas:

1) Quebec diploma 2) Canadian diploma 3) Diploma or training recognized as equivalent by a Quebec regulatory body 4) Foreign diploma covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (ARM)

IS NO.3. RELATED TO ONLY REGULATED PROFESSIONS IN QUEBEC? I DON'T THINK SO. HERE, IT IS SAYING DIPLOMA/TRAINING CONSIDERED EQUIVALENT BY A QUEBEC REGULATORY BODY. THAT IS A DIFFERENT THING I THINK. EVEN Y-AXIS TOLD ME TO MARK POINT NO.3. THAT IS WHY I AM ASKING IF SOMEONE KNOWS FOR SURE WHAT I MUST MARK?

If I mark NO for all 4 blindly, they may not give me any points for training!!!

Also, if you guys remember, the 'Tableaux comparatifs de diplômes' (http://www.cicic.ca/682/tableaux-comparatifs-de-diplomes-quebec.canada) is specifically made to show equivalence between Indian and Quebec degrees. The page is out of service right now but I remember seeing an older version of the PDF where my degree was in the list. That means it's equivalent to a Quebec degree right??? So shouldn't I be marking no.3.????

Kindly also check this page: http://www.cicnews.com/2011/06/education-top-marks-quebec-skilled-worker-program-06991.html Under Education, 2nd para says:

The Government of Quebec has provided the Tableaux Comparatifs des Diplômes, which is a table that compares foreign degrees to their equivalent Quebec degrees; however this document is only available in French and can be very complex. Applicants who do not know how their degree equates to a Quebec degree are encouraged to have their degree evaluated by the Centre d'expertise sur les formations acquises hors du Québec or by consulting with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in Quebec immigration.

PLEASE REPLY URGENTLY! Should I check point 3 or not???

NO you dont have to check any point here I myself have confirmed from BIQ

 

[manojneelu]

Hi red.mistry,

For the benefit of all, can you please share the communication with BIQ? This will clear the confusion.

Many of us will appreciate it. Thank you in advance!

NO you dont have to check any point here I myself have confirmed from BIQ

 

[manojneelu]

Hope, red.mistry's response clears the doubt regarding Question 3. It seems, he clarified it with BIQ. I recently submitted my application and now wondering if I did the right thing while filling out the forms.

Remember, cicnews.com is hosted by an immigration lawyer David Cohen. No doubt, it recommends to consult a lawyer!! I would like to verify anything which is not on the official websites. Well, that's me.

Friends, please help, everyone is giving me a different answer for this. Does anyone have definite proof that I should mark NO for all points?


I have a Bachelors+Masters in Commerce from India and have experience as Accounting Assistant.

I have a slight confusion in Q.4. of the Application for Selection Certificate:

Are you the holder of one or several of the following diplomas:

1) Quebec diploma 2) Canadian diploma 3) Diploma or training recognized as equivalent by a Quebec regulatory body 4) Foreign diploma covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (ARM)

IS NO.3. RELATED TO ONLY REGULATED PROFESSIONS IN QUEBEC? I DON'T THINK SO. HERE, IT IS SAYING DIPLOMA/TRAINING CONSIDERED EQUIVALENT BY A QUEBEC REGULATORY BODY. THAT IS A DIFFERENT THING I THINK. EVEN Y-AXIS TOLD ME TO MARK POINT NO.3. THAT IS WHY I AM ASKING IF SOMEONE KNOWS FOR SURE WHAT I MUST MARK?

If I mark NO for all 4 blindly, they may not give me any points for training!!!

Also, if you guys remember, the 'Tableaux comparatifs de diplômes' (http://www.cicic.ca/682/tableaux-comparatifs-de-diplomes-quebec.canada) is specifically made to show equivalence between Indian and Quebec degrees. The page is out of service right now but I remember seeing an older version of the PDF where my degree was in the list. That means it's equivalent to a Quebec degree right??? So shouldn't I be marking no.3.????

Kindly also check this page: http://www.cicnews.com/2011/06/education-top-marks-quebec-skilled-worker-program-06991.html Under Education, 2nd para says:

The Government of Quebec has provided the Tableaux Comparatifs des Diplômes, which is a table that compares foreign degrees to their equivalent Quebec degrees; however this document is only available in French and can be very complex. Applicants who do not know how their degree equates to a Quebec degree are encouraged to have their degree evaluated by the Centre d'expertise sur les formations acquises hors du Québec or by consulting with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in Quebec immigration.

PLEASE REPLY URGENTLY! Should I check point 3 or not???

 

[Matrix1980]

Matrix1980,

If you want points for languages - then you need to send the original scoresheets along with the application. Currently, there is no provision to apply now and update later.

Actually, i just started French language and i think i can pass the TCF/TCFQ easly.
BTW, do you think any new changes will be made on 1 July ?

Thank you.

 

[bluecougar26]

Submitted my federal application June 1st 2012, although I haven't received my a o r yet, I can confirm my credit card has been charged for my federal application fees.

 

[nevillek]

NO you dont have to check any point here I myself have confirmed from BIQ

Hi red.mystry, can you please tell us what does point 3 indicate? Is it for regulated professions only? If yes, then why do all of us have to mark NO for it? Let's say I am an Accountant, which is a regulated profession, should I mbe marking YES in that case?

Thanks so much.

 

[bluecougar26]

All should be marked no. No. 4 only applies to diplomas issued in France, No. 3 applies to professions regulated in Quebec. These questions are used to determine if you fall in category 1 or 2.

Here is a link to all regulated professions:http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/employment/regulated-professions/professional-order.html

If your profession is listed here and you have successfully applied and obtained your license, you may then select No. 3.

@nevillek I hope this answers your question.