QUEBEC SKILLED WORKER APPLICANTS FROM PHILIPPINES... LET'S SHARE EXPERIENCES..

[xelanai]

Hi Guys! I'm new here :-[... I've read some of the convo and I must say this forum has been really helpful...
However, who among you guys applied around November or December? I submitted my papers last December and hasn't received any feedback yet Is that a bad sign???? I'm really bothered... :'( :'(

nag submit ako december 12.....got my AOR on may 8, 2014

 

[bosschips]

On going parin ba french lessons mo sir? How long na po kau ng aaral?

I go to alliance francais makati every weekends. Im lucky that my work schedule in the hospital blends with my french class with ease.

Sinong may alam kung anong month in the past years (2012,2013)usually may interview sched for asia? just wondering...

Parang 3rd quarter din ng taon. Not sure. *cross fingers* this July!

Hi Guys! I'm new here :-[... I've read some of the convo and I must say this forum has been really helpful...
However, who among you guys applied around November or December? I submitted my papers last December and hasn't received any feedback yet Is that a bad sign???? I'm really bothered... :'( :'(

According to what I have been noticing. Priority AOT receives AOR within 2-3 months if file is good and complete (based on a post where a member called MICC). Non-priority AOT receives AOR within 6 months (as the website claims). Get worried when it's past 6 months.

 

[spanky84us]

According to what I have been noticing. Priority AOT receives AOR within 2-3 months if file is good and complete (based on a post where a member called MICC). Non-priority AOT receives AOR within 6 months (as the website claims). Get worried when it's past 6 months.

Actually I think that is not always accurate. I have a nursing degree which is considered a priority AOT, my file is also ok yet I received my AOR after 6 months. There are some who applied last october who are yet to receive their AOR. I think its safe to say to those who applied, priority occupation or not should expect their AOR after 4-7 months as stated in their website.

 

[pongpong1984]

Hello kabayans,

Hows ur application doin'? Just a piece of advice lang, i know the feeling of a "waiting-game"..stress level is so high, so while waiting for the reply form the immigration, why not devote your time studying the language (French). When was in the Philippines, I kept on saying na kayang kaya ko ang french once I will be in quebec. That I can find a work with just basic French in my arsenal. But when i reached here na, its not that easy po especially when you look for a job. I applied for a job through online (cguro more than a hundred na) and yes, i received several phones call but the very first question they asked was, "are you fluent in French?" when i said, NO, they suddenly hanged up. When i met some locals, ive tried to communicate but once they open their mouth, i can't understand a single word. Buti lang sana if through reading kasi im a bit familiar (take note 99% of their signage are in french). This is not to discourage you guys but while may time pa dyan sa pinas, devote yourself studying holistically their language. Yes, meron french school den dito for you to study but make sure your money is enough to sustain your stay while you study french. Good luck mga kabayans...

PS: some members are asking me through PM but when i am about to send my replies, it doesnt allow kasi full yung inbox nyo)

 

[starboy77]

Hi guys, i have been reading the posts from this thread,,I sent my application to Quebec last November 2013,,just recently I checked my credit card statement and Quebec immigration deducted the application fee but still I did not receive any news or email from them regarding AOR,,,any advise please,,thanks,,

 

[patina92086]

Hello kabayans,

Hows ur application doin'? Just a piece of advice lang, i know the feeling of a "waiting-game"..stress level is so high, so while waiting for the reply form the immigration, why not devote your time studying the language (French). When was in the Philippines, I kept on saying na kayang kaya ko ang french once I will be in quebec. That I can find a work with just basic French in my arsenal. But when i reached here na, its not that easy po especially when you look for a job. I applied for a job through online (cguro more than a hundred na) and yes, i received several phones call but the very first question they asked was, "are you fluent in French?" when i said, NO, they suddenly hanged up. When i met some locals, ive tried to communicate but once they open their mouth, i can't understand a single word. Buti lang sana if through reading kasi im a bit familiar (take note 99% of their signage are in french). This is not to discourage you guys but while may time pa dyan sa pinas, devote yourself studying holistically their language. Yes, meron french school den dito for you to study but make sure your money is enough to sustain your stay while you study french. Good luck mga kabayans...

PS: some members are asking me through PM but when i am about to send my replies, it doesnt allow kasi full yung inbox nyo)

Thank you for sharing your experience with us...appreciated :-*...buti na lang may mga mabubuting loob na pwedeng magsabi sa amin ng mga posible naming kaharaping problema or shall i say hardships pagdating dyan...God bless you pongpong...

 

[spanky84us]

Hello kabayans,

Hows ur application doin'? Just a piece of advice lang, i know the feeling of a "waiting-game"..stress level is so high, so while waiting for the reply form the immigration, why not devote your time studying the language (French). When was in the Philippines, I kept on saying na kayang kaya ko ang french once I will be in quebec. That I can find a work with just basic French in my arsenal. But when i reached here na, its not that easy po especially when you look for a job. I applied for a job through online (cguro more than a hundred na) and yes, i received several phones call but the very first question they asked was, "are you fluent in French?" when i said, NO, they suddenly hanged up. When i met some locals, ive tried to communicate but once they open their mouth, i can't understand a single word. Buti lang sana if through reading kasi im a bit familiar (take note 99% of their signage are in french). This is not to discourage you guys but while may time pa dyan sa pinas, devote yourself studying holistically their language. Yes, meron french school den dito for you to study but make sure your money is enough to sustain your stay while you study french. Good luck mga kabayans...

PS: some members are asking me through PM but when i am about to send my replies, it doesnt allow kasi full yung inbox nyo)

Can I ask sir ano po level of french nyo nung dumating kau jan?

 

[bosschips]

Hello kabayans,

Hows ur application doin'? Just a piece of advice lang, i know the feeling of a "waiting-game"..stress level is so high, so while waiting for the reply form the immigration, why not devote your time studying the language (French). When was in the Philippines, I kept on saying na kayang kaya ko ang french once I will be in quebec. That I can find a work with just basic French in my arsenal. But when i reached here na, its not that easy po especially when you look for a job. I applied for a job through online (cguro more than a hundred na) and yes, i received several phones call but the very first question they asked was, "are you fluent in French?" when i said, NO, they suddenly hanged up. When i met some locals, ive tried to communicate but once they open their mouth, i can't understand a single word. Buti lang sana if through reading kasi im a bit familiar (take note 99% of their signage are in french). This is not to discourage you guys but while may time pa dyan sa pinas, devote yourself studying holistically their language. Yes, meron french school den dito for you to study but make sure your money is enough to sustain your stay while you study french. Good luck mga kabayans...

PS: some members are asking me through PM but when i am about to send my replies, it doesnt allow kasi full yung inbox nyo)

Thanks sir pongpong1984 for your insights! Kaya mo yan sir! Mahirap lang talaga sa simula. Dudulas din yan! ;-)

 

[pongpong1984]

Thanks sir pongpong1984 for your insights! Kaya mo yan sir! Mahirap lang talaga sa simula. Dudulas din yan! ;-)

exactly bosschips!

 

[pongpong1984]

Can I ask sir ano po level of french nyo nung dumating kau jan?

I completed the five modules at alliance du francaise (2 months per module)..

 

[securer]

I applied in a JCI accredited hospital. Took the exam and passed it with a result of being the top 1 in all of the examinees but I was not hired since I have a pending application abroad. naging honest lang naman ako nung tinanong nla ako if may pending application ba ako abroad. Isn't it fair? dapat ba talaga na mag sinungaling nalNg ako na wala akong pending application abroad para ako ma hire? hahayy kahit deputy nurse sabi sakin sayang kaw pa naman highest sa mga examinees. di pa nga sure kasi baka ak ma reject ng quebec taapos un pa naging reason kung bakit di ako nila na hire ;(

 

[alq814]

Hello kabayans,

Hows ur application doin'? Just a piece of advice lang, i know the feeling of a "waiting-game"..stress level is so high, so while waiting for the reply form the immigration, why not devote your time studying the language (French). When was in the Philippines, I kept on saying na kayang kaya ko ang french once I will be in quebec. That I can find a work with just basic French in my arsenal. But when i reached here na, its not that easy po especially when you look for a job. I applied for a job through online (cguro more than a hundred na) and yes, i received several phones call but the very first question they asked was, "are you fluent in French?" when i said, NO, they suddenly hanged up. When i met some locals, ive tried to communicate but once they open their mouth, i can't understand a single word. Buti lang sana if through reading kasi im a bit familiar (take note 99% of their signage are in french). This is not to discourage you guys but while may time pa dyan sa pinas, devote yourself studying holistically their language. Yes, meron french school den dito for you to study but make sure your money is enough to sustain your stay while you study french. Good luck mga kabayans...

PS: some members are asking me through PM but when i am about to send my replies, it doesnt allow kasi full yung inbox nyo)

Thank you sa heads up pong

 

[spanky84us]

I completed the five modules at alliance du francaise (2 months per module)..

so A1 or A2 level ba un sir?

 

[pongpong1984]

so A1 or A2 level ba un sir?

yep i took a1 to secure the diploma but the session is until b2

 

[pongpong1984]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us...appreciated :-*...buti na lang may mga mabubuting loob na pwedeng magsabi sa amin ng mga posible naming kaharaping problema or shall i say hardships pagdating dyan...God bless you pongpong...

no probz patina...actually as long as may kakilala kayo na mga kapwa Pilipino ull be in good shape.. kasi pansin ko dito every afternoon (especially on weekend) ang daming pinoy sa Park. then, meet and greet stage tapos they will give you part time jobs...