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To apply for a French course at a school that is a partner of the Québec government, you must: Consult the map of partner language schools of the Québec government ; Contact the language school of…

You can take online French courses with in-person support (deferred distance learning) if you meet the following conditions: You are Canadian by birth or by descent; You are 16 years of age or older;…

You can take part-time French courses if you meet the following three conditions : You are 16 or older; You are a Canadian by birth or by descent; You live in Québec. Previous Description Next…

Online French courses for immigrants living in Québec Fully online courses Find out about the range of fully online French courses available to immigrants living in Quebec, as well as the admission…

An abandoned mine site is a mine site that no longer has a known or solvent owner and for which the costs of reclamation are now borne by the government. It is part of the “environmental liabilities…

Several mine sites have been reclaimed in recent years. Discover two examples. Barvue Mine The former Barvue mine site is located in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region. The mine operated between 1952…

Since 2007, the government has been recording its environmental liabilities, meaning it identifies contaminated lands that need to be rehabilitated and estimates the amounts needed to carry out this…

UNESCO Associated Schools Network (Québec) On this page: Introduction Advantages Become an Associated School Secrétariat du réseau des écoles associées de l’UNESCO du Québec Introduction The UNESCO…

Loans and Bursaries for full-time studies Most requested Complete your application for Loans and Bursaries Application processing date Declaration by parents or spouse My Student Financial Assistance…

Part-time French courses for immigrants are for you provided you meet all these conditions: Your place of birth is outside of Canada; You are 16 or older; You live in Québec. If you are working or…