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manojneelu said:
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.
Hi All,
Please go through the following link
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/requirements-programs/glossary.html

It is mentioned under EDUCATION SECTION
a foreign diploma or training leading to the practice of a regulated profession or trade in Québec, if you have already received authorization to practise this occupation in Québec;

So you can mark yes only if you have received authorization to practice this occupation in Quebec.
 
Yes, red.mistry. I agree with you. (I have to, since I marked NO to all four questions... :P)

red.mystry said:
Hi All,
Please go through the following link
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/requirements-programs/glossary.html

It is mentioned under EDUCATION SECTION
a foreign diploma or training leading to the practice of a regulated profession or trade in Québec, if you have already received authorization to practise this occupation in Québec;

So you can mark yes only if you have received authorization to practice this occupation in Quebec.
 
Guys update if anyone is shortlisted for interview in the upcoming mission at Hong Kong....
 
Hi harit79,

Am doing pretty good, apart from the frustration of waiting for the interview calls and stuff. Thanks ! How are you holding out ?
No updates at all from BIQ.

I took a break after completing my B1. planning to appear for DELF B1 in August.
taking a break was a bad idea maybe, coz my writing skills have seriously deteriorated ! The only connection I have with french are the french movies i watch and me & my wife try to talk to each other in francais. ;D

harit79 said:

Hey Vibez,
How are you doing buddy?
Any updates from BIQ? Most probably you and yogie will be the next in queue for interview.
How's your preparation going on for french?
How many modules you have cleared so far?
 
Matrix1980,

I've always been pro DELF !! reason is that it allows you to take a test based on your level. Tests like TEF etc which have a common test and then find your current level are like swimming in deep waters. you never know how it will go. But then it also offers unexpected bounty of getting a higher level that what you actually are... which is great from a scoring point of view.

These July 1 changes are all aimed at the FSW guys I think. Les Quebecois dont have any such fixed dates hehe... they announce things whenever they feel like it ! ;)

Matrix1980 said:
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.
 
For those who are MBA holders,

Many of you are frustrated because you don't know how many points you'll get for Areas of Training. I was in the same situation until I found this paragraph in the GPI-3:

"Un diplôme universitaire de cycle supérieur à celui indiqué à la Liste des domaines de formation est évalué de la même façon que s’il était de même niveau de cycle. Par exemple, un DESS en administration des affaires au Québec doit être évalué, en vertu de la liste, comme un baccalauréat en administration des affaires"

This means your MBA degree will be treated as "Administration des affaires (BACC. - 3 ans)".

You'll get 12 points if your degree is from Quebec/Canada/France. Otherwise you'll get 6 points.

Hope this help.
 

I have just appeared in DELF A2 exam. Waiting for result.
Planning to start DELF B1 classes from Af in August.
Right now just collecting information and putting at one place, so it will be easy during the interview process.
I know it will take ages for the interview ;) ;).
BTW do you have list of good French movies that can be easily understand?
vibez_well said:
Hi harit79,

Am doing pretty good, apart from the frustration of waiting for the interview calls and stuff. Thanks ! How are you holding out ?
No updates at all from BIQ.

I took a break after completing my B1. planning to appear for DELF B1 in August.
taking a break was a bad idea maybe, coz my writing skills have seriously deteriorated ! The only connection I have with french are the french movies i watch and me & my wife try to talk to each other in francais. ;D
 
Good choice, B1 8)

All french movies the same, just search for movies with french subtitles, so you hear and read,
you will read what you didnt clearly hear.

new words, search by google.

Language is like work experience, doesnt come in one year, I speak spanish english french and understand italian and portugaise well but cant speak :P


harit79 said:

I have just appeared in DELF A2 exam. Waiting for result.
Planning to start DELF B1 classes from Af in August.
Right now just collecting information and putting at one place, so it will be easy during the interview process.
I know it will take ages for the interview ;) ;).
BTW do you have list of good French movies that can be easily understand?
 
My federal application for PR-QSW category was received today at Sydney, Nova Scotia office.
 
Hi there

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

Education 12 points (4 years bachelors in textile & 1 year Masters in business ...????)
Area of Training 00 points
Work Experience 8 points
Age 16 points
Language Proficiency (Ielts Speaking 8, Listening 6.5 =?Huh??) 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
 
Umer Shahzad said:
can your share your test experience n how was the testing specially speaking and listening what were the questions?
in TCFQ there are only 2 sections Specking & Listening.
in Specking the examiner ask me 6 questions which includes like describing myself and my family, about a football match I have watched, asking some questions about the examiner's job, activities of women for the society and generally what is the working schedule of the people on their working day.

And the listening part 30 questions are there and about various topics.
 
manojneelu said:
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!

you are right. but in tcfq ther are 2 part only. listening & specking.
if one get in listening = A1 & specking = A2 , then s/he will get 1+3 = 4. understand...
 
amisimer said:
Hi...can anyone tell me which is d easiest exam to show French proficiency..dnt knw ABC of French..want to learn n attempt it asap.. :(

hey you try to search in Youtube for ABC.. and try to google. coffeebreak french! it will help you =)
 

Thanks for the advise Lemans.
I have searched on net and found some good list of movies.
Here is the link. I hope that helps.
http://www.frenchtoday.com/blog/top-10-easy-to-understand-french-movies

lemans207 said:
Good choice, B1 8)

All french movies the same, just search for movies with french subtitles, so you hear and read,
you will read what you didnt clearly hear.

new words, search by google.

Language is like work experience, doesnt come in one year, I speak spanish english french and understand italian and portugaise well but cant speak :P
 

Hello Naveed,
If you and your wife will clear DELF A1 then you can reach upto 61 points. But i would suggest you to take at least DELF A2 to make your file more robust.
Naveedwaqar said:
Hi there

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

Education 12 points (4 years bachelors in textile & 1 year Masters in business ...????)
Area of Training 00 points
Work Experience 8 points
Age 16 points
Language Proficiency (Ielts Speaking 8, Listening 6.5 =?Huh??) 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