Carole Bourdeau

You are eligible for part-time francization courses if you are an immigrant who:

• Resides in Quebec AND
• Is 16 years or older on June 30 of the current year AND

Has one of the following immigration statuses:

• Naturalized Canadian citizen
• Permanent resident
• Asylum seeker
• Protected person who obtained asylum
• CSQ holder
• Temporary resident, their spouse, partner, common-law partner and dependant children (work permit, study permit, temporary resident permit under codes 86 to 95)
• Person authorized to submit their request for Canadian residency (code 17 temporary visitor record or letter from IRCC authorizing subsequent processes in the request for permanent residency)

• Be at least 14 years old
• In person, by phone or online (Zoom, Teams)
• We strongly suggest making an appointment in order to have a personalized meeting, and, especially, to ensure that the ICI-Santé is available
• Free

• Be at least 14 years of age (the services for children aged 0 to 13 years must be provided to the parents or a legal guardian)
• Having one of the following immigration status: – Admitted as a temporary worker or as an international student – protected person in Canada (person who has obtained asylum) – person authorized to submit their request for Canadian permanent residency - permanent residency – naturalized Canadian citizenship