The agreements between the Québec government and language schools provide for the schools to teach French to candidates referred to them by Québec Immigration offices abroad.

The Alliance française has a well-established international school network and considerable expertise in teaching French. They operate in countries where Québec wishes to diversify its recruiting. The [..]

The form must be signed by the student and the person who provides child care services.

In Québec, at the post-secondary level, students pursue their studies in special teaching establishments known by the French acronym CEGEP (Collège d’enseignement général et professionnel). This is an [..]

For purposes of child care allowances, the Ministère defines a dependent child as follows: Child aged 12 or under, or over age 12 if the child attends elementary school or is physically or mentally ha [..]

To help parents combine their family and occupational responsibilities, the Québec government created a network of child care services offering diverse resources including Centres de la petite enfance [..]

Community organizations are nongovernmental, not-for-profit organizations that make agreements with the Ministère to provide various integration services to immigrants.

The Ministère offers three types of course formats based on:

Teaching material was distributed to partner language schools that signed an agreement with the Ministère. The documentation consists of:

To determine the candidate’s eligibility for financial aid, an employee must: