NEW French Language Proficiency Requirements in AEC 张百乔女友裸照
Law 14 鈥� An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Qu茅bec
Bill 96, or Law 14, was adopted by Qu茅bec鈥檚 National Assembly in May 2022. The new law brings significant amendments to the鈥疌harter of the French Language,鈥痗ommonly known as Bill 101.鈥��听
As of June 1, 2023, certain aspects of the new law will affect students who register in AEC programs in C茅geps.鈥�听
Law 14 puts students in Higher Education, including in AEC programs, into two categories:鈥��听
- Certificate of Eligibility Holders;鈥�
- Non-Certificate of Eligibility Holders.鈥�
Law 14 introduces a French language requirement to the certification requirements for Non-Certificate of Eligibility holders.鈥�听
What are the new requirements for non-certificate holders?
听Under , successfully admitted students who are Non-Certificate of Eligibility holders must prove that they have a level of French language proficiency before obtaining their AEC program certification.听The Qu茅bec government has declared that Non-Certificate of Eligibility Holders must prove that they have attained a level of French oral and written comprehension consistent with the 鈥�鈥� as follows:听
Are you in an Exemption category?
Some students may be exempt from proving their level of French. Verify if you satisfy any of the exemption categories:听
- Hold a high school diploma issued by the Minist猫re de l’脡ducation, for which the student received high school instruction in French;
- Hold a high school diploma issued by the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports, for which the student has received high school instruction in English and has successfully completed the compulsory subject “French as a second language” in Secondary 5;
- Completed a Dipl么me d鈥櫭﹖udes professionnelles (DEP) program in French in Qu茅bec;
- Completed at least three years of secondary or post-secondary education in French in provinces/territories in Canada other than Qu茅bec;
- Hold an AEC, issued by an Qu茅bec college, for a program of study in which the language of instruction for all courses was in French;
- Have successfully completed a program of study, given in French in Qu茅bec, leading to a Diploma of College Studies or a diploma of university studies;
- Has successfully completed, outside Qu茅bec, a program of study given in French leading to the awarding of a diploma equivalent to a diploma of college studies or a university-level diploma;
- Has passed the Office qu茅b茅cois de la langue fran莽aise examination for professional orders;
- Resides or has resided on an Indian reservation, in an establishment where an Aboriginal community lives or on Category I or Category I-N land within the meaning of the Act respecting the land regime in the James Bay and New Qu茅bec territories (chapter R-13.1).
Get a sense of your level of French
听The consortium of English-language C茅geps have developed a placement test to help you determine your current level of French. Access the FREE test .听Note that you must still complete a test that is officially recognized by the government however, the results of the placement test can help you decide how much additional training or how many additional courses might be needed to reach the required level of French language proficiency.听
Access French Language Training
听The Government of Qu茅bec offers that are free for immigrants and residents living in Qu茅bec. Francisation courses are offered in various locales in the province of Qu茅bec, including Cc茅geps, school boards, adult education centers and more. 张百乔女友裸照, offers non-credit French courses through the Language Centre. The courses are designed according to French language standards and will help students prepare for the government-recognized French test. 听
Complete a French Test recognized by the Ministry of Education
听Non-certificate of Eligibility students will be required to prove their attainment of the required levels of spoken and written French through the successful completion of one of the following Ministry of Education recognized tests:
- Test de connaissance du fran莽ais pour le Qu茅bec (TCF-Qu茅bec) from France 脡ducation international.听
- Test d’茅valuation du fran莽ais pour le Canada (TEF Canada) from the CCIP-IDF.
- Test d’茅valuation du fran莽ais adapt茅 pour le Qu茅bec (TEFAQ) from the Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Paris 脦le-de-France (CCIP-IDF).
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- Test d’茅valuation du fran莽ais (TEF) from the CCIP-IDF.
- Test de connaissance du fran莽ais (TCF) from France 脡ducation international.
- Dipl么me d’茅tudes en langue fran莽aise (DELF) from France 脡ducation international.
- Dipl么me approfondi de langue fran莽aise (DALF) from France 脡ducation international.
Submitting the Certificate of French Language Attainment
听Once you have achieved all the necessary levels of oral and written French, please send a copy of your valid documents to the following email address: aecfrenchresults@dawsoncollege.qc.ca.This can be done while you are still studying in the program. 听If you have not completed your French language attainment, you can still submit after completing your program. Currently, there is no time restriction, but this may change in the future without notification. Upon submission, there can be a delay of a few months before the Board of Governors meets and certifies graduates. The attestation will be mailed to you. Please ensure your mailing address is updated.听
More Information and Resources
Consult the Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ for further information on what Law 14 may mean for you.If you’re an AEC student with questions about Law 14, you can book an appointment with a Pedagogical Counselor. Log into the “” portal, go to “My Student Services,” and click on “Law 14 Drop-In” to schedule your appointment.
