No you don’t need a university degree. Although if you have a higher education, it will help you get more points but PEQ just like the name says, it’s more experience and language that matters.
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Hi Parivesh yes it will uploaded by next week. I am working on a project that is not allowing me to make the video. I will share it soon ;) stay tuned!
Hello. Thanks for the video. I am applying for the PEQ travail, but I don't have a CAQ, once I studied in another province and only worked in Quebec with the PGWP. Do you know if the CAQ is an obligation in my case? I don't see anywhere saying I need it if I don't have one, but at the same time it's one of the documents they ask. But I am just not sure if it is only for those who have one, or for everybody that wants to apply for the program.
Hi Ruben, no you don’t need CAQ if you apply through temporary foreign skill worker program. You will need it only if you apply through Quebec graduate stream. Hope this helps. All the best!
Hey, it is not compulsory to learn French for your course but the government is pushing hard on implementing French courses in all English speaking colleges and universities to get your degree certificate. It has not been implemented though so you should be good.
So nice to watch ur video and I need one information about PR because I came from Paris with franch citizenship to work in Quebec for 3 years work permit and it’s been 3 mounth I started working as manager in sushi restaurant so how long after I can apply PR and do I need franch Exzam here in Quebec do you have any information thanks
Hello thank you for your comment. Welcome to Quebec :) The best stream for you to apply would be PEQ temporary foreign worker program. First of all please check if your job falls under the eligibility requirements. I think since you are the manager, it should be eligible but please validate online on government’s website. You will need to work at least 24 months in order to submit your application for this program. You won’t be eligible before that and you will need to demonstrate at least B2 level of spoken French. Hope this helps!
Hi, since you are coming in 2025 I would suggest to learn some basic French by which you can initiate a conversation publicly. If you can greet and maintain a decent level of conversation then it will be much easier for you to find opportunities here. If you have the right skill set then you dont have to worry about the job market. You will get a job regardless of the time period. All the best :)
I dont think so as long as you have completed the required number of years of experience. But dont quote me on this as I am not sure. It is always better to have a job while filing your PR but I haven’t heard from anyone that they need to be employed at the time of application.
Hi. I applied for EOI in Arrima w/ VJO outside MMC (new applied rule). Can I also apply under PEQ TFW? Also on the site, either I can provide a French test result or an attestation from my school that I am enrolled and ongoing. Currently, I am enrolled in French under Francisation program. Merci
Hi I need ur advice if I have b2 in speaking and listening and 1.5 years experience as a supervisor in food court am I eligible to apply for csq I have only 6months work permit left can you suggest me something that would be better am little worried
Hi Himanshi you can apply through temporary skilled worker program once you have at least 2 years of experience. Remember that these 2 years of experience must have been done in Quebec as Full time. Regarding your job position and sector, I would encourage you to check on the website if it falls under the category that they have classified TEER 0, A or B1, 2 or 3. Hope this helps. Good luck!
@@himanshiarora7240 You may be eligible to extend your work permit but given current circumstances, it is becoming harder to extend work permits without a valid reason. You maybe able to show your current work position for closed work permit. It’s better to start your process for work permit extension now and see what they have to tell you.
Hey, I have opted flight training program in gatineau and ultimately will get ACS(diploma),but in quebec graduate program (conditions for pr),this diploma is not there.
Hello I am not entirely sure about the flight program. But just check if it falls under the list of courses that are eligible for this PR program. If your program is 75% in French then you maybe eligible to apply if your course is under the eligible list from government of Quebec.
Hey Prerna you can check here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/find-national-occupation-code.html
At the age of 49 i applied in Quebec PNP program. I just completed A1 level. It 1:01 will take more 7-9 months to reach toB2 level..Do you think i should continue it at that time i will be 50.Give me advice
Hi Huma thank you for your comment. It depends on which stream you would be applying for PR. Regardless you will need at least 1 year of skilled work experience. If you are able to complete B2 level in 6-7 months I would suggest that you continue on studying French since it’s something you would be achieving in near future. Once you have your French cleared, it will be much easier to get more points for your PR. Hope this helps. All the best!
Hey yes the work experience should be in Quebec. It doesn’t matter if you have 5-10 years of experience elsewhere. It has to be performed only in Quebec under teer 0 or A classification. It has to be full time (at least 36 hours) which you can only do after getting your pgwp. All the best!
Hi, French has nothing to do with post graduation work permit. You are still entitled to get a work permit depending upon the program of your studies. Not all study programs are entitled to work permit as per recent changes.
Hello Im planning to take some French classes to get to the proficiency to do programs outside Montreal in French. I researched and found out if eligible then tuition can come down to 3000 CAD per year if I pass the criteria. Could you tell me if there would be any difference in certification value if I take a program in French compared to English in and outside Canada? Hope you reply to this. Loving your videos btw🎉
Hey Chris thank you for your support! I really appreciate that. 1+1 =2 hold the same in both French and English languages. Likewise, if you study a program in either language would be fine as long as you are getting the right knowledge. If you study your program in French, you will get the advantage to apply your PR through Quebec Graduate Stream and also in terms of job opportunities, you would be equipped with good French vocabulary. Other than that it does not really matter if you study in French or English. But I would suggest that if you have a good command in French, then go for French language program as you will benefit it from it a lot during your PR application.
Hi sir. Im a TFW, and Im planning to take the PEQ route for workers and Im currently enrolled to a french class (under government) . Do you think the certificate im getting to this are accredited for my French literacy in my PR application?
Can you please be more specific about the TEFAQ scores because what I know is that I need at least level 5 written which is B1 and at least level 7 which is B2 for TEFAQ. Is that correct? Or do they just take the spoken grades, which is the (comprehension orale and expression orale) ?
Yes you need at least B1 level of written French and B2 of speaking but if you read the report on levels that qualify as level 5,6 and so on, it is very lengthy and does not give a clear answer on which level it corresponds to TEFAQ or TEF. Hence I would suggest to aim for B2 in both the modules to be on a safer side.
@@kinjomuramasa1114 when you give French language test, you are evaluated on various levels according to your proficiency. There are 6 levels (A1,A2,B1,B2,C1 and C2) C being advanced. In order to apply for PR through Quebec PNP, you need to achieve at least B2 level of French on TEFAF or TEF exams.
@@thefrenchdesi please assess my profile if I'm eligible. because that ARRIMA assessment site is not working SKILLED WORKER TEER 2 40 Y/O 3MOS QC EXPÉRIENCE 10YRS PHILIPPINES EXPÉRIENCE HIGH SCHOOL OLD CURRICULUM NO IELTS NO FRENCH LANGUAGE SPOUSE 45 Y/O 2 YEAR COLLEGE MANAGERIAL POSITION SALES AND PURCHASING, WAREHOUSE (PHILIPPINES) DEPENDENTS (PHILIPPINES) 19 Y/O, 18 Y/O COLLÈGE 15 Y/O, 14Y/O HIGH SCHOOL
Hey, as long as you meet all the requirements mentioned in this stream you are good to apply. You can apply for closed work permit if your file is waiting for a decision for CSQ. I would highly recommend to apply asap if you meet all the requirements. Goodluck!
@@thefrenchdesi yes if that's possible. Another question, what do your recommend getting PR through express entry or Quebec program (I would definitely like to settle down in Québec). Thanks in ton in advance.
@@arungoyal4515 you should be able to come here if your CSQ is accepted but I would recommend to check on the website to make sure you really can. If you speak French then I would suggest to apply through Quebec PNP. Right now people are having hard time getting PR through express federal system so definitely would recommend Quebec PNP.
@@thefrenchdesi Thanks. Yes I have the required score in French and good points in other factors. So, I have good chances to get PR in both cases. I wanted to come to Quebec only.
Yes it does take 2 years of work experience but afterwards, it will be very easy for you to get PR. Looking at current situation, people have been waiting for 1-2 years for an invitation from federal PR so might want to spend 2 years in Quebec and guarantee your PR.
@@jrmg5556 I am not 100% sure as I haven’t seen such cases but once you get your CSQ, after that it should be fine. You will still get your federal PR if you have your CSQ.
Hey Maneesh I have already made a video on this subject. You can find it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-de2suO2xnHs.htmlsi=LgDMPHnfJE8jYZLF
