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1. • • Since 1977, under the Quebec Charter of the French Language (commonly known as Bill 101), only certain people holding a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) have the right to attend publicly funded English-language elementary schools or high schools in Quebec. Everyone else must attend French-language schools, with very few exceptions.
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   Who can attend a French school in Quebec?

   • Since 1977, under the Quebec Charter of the French Language (commonly known as Bill 101), only certain people holding a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) have the right to attend publicly funded English-language elementary schools or high schools in Quebec. Everyone else must attend French-language schools, with very few exceptions.

   Law 14 (Bill 96): What does it mean for you? – Admissions

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   Can I study French if I live in Québec?

   • You live in Québec. If you are working or studying temporarily in Québec, you can register for full- or part-time French courses offered by the Québec government and receive financial assistance. Make sure you meet the requirements of your status. If you do not comply with these conditions, you could:

   Conditions for Admission | Gouvernement du Québec

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   Does the Gouvernement du Québec offer French courses?

   • The Gouvernement du Québec offers French language courses. Financial assistance is available for these courses, under certain conditions. Your knowledge of French will be taken into account in the selection process for immigration. For more information, see the page on the importance of French in Québec.

   Full-time courses | Gouvernement du Québec - Quebec.ca

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   Do Quebec students prefer French education?

   • New data from Statistics Canada shows that nearly a quarter of Quebec students who are allowed to attend an English-language school, opt for French education instead. Get the day's top news, political, economic, and current affairs headlines, delivered to your inbox once a day.

   The ‘hypotheses’ on why some Quebec students eligible for English

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   Does Quebec have a right to English-language education?

   • New data shows that 25 per cent of all anglophone students in Quebec who have the right to English-language education are opting to attend French schools. It's a concern for English schools boards in the province.

   The ‘hypotheses’ on why some Quebec students eligible for English

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   What if I Am temporarily studying in Québec?

   • If you are temporarily studying in Québec, your registration in a program of study recognized by the Government of Canada is mandatory. This program of study must be your primary occupation. Once your registration in your main program is confirmed, you will be able to register for the Québec government's French courses.

   Conditions for Admission | Gouvernement du Québec

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3. www.education.gouv.qc.ca › en › contenus-communsEligibility | Ministère de l'Éducation

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   Who is eligible to attend English school? Under the Charter of the French language, children in the following three situations are eligible: children who are residing in Québec permanently and who qualify for a certificate of eligibility for instruction in English.

4. www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca › admissions › bill-96-lawLaw 14 (Bill 96): What does it mean for you? – Admissions

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   May 29, 2024 · Since 1977, under the Quebec Charter of the French Language (commonly known as Bill 101), only certain people holding a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) have the right to attend publicly funded English-language elementary schools or high schools in Quebec.

5. www.education.gouv.qc.ca › fileadmin › site_webWELCOME TO QUÉBEC AND ITS FRENCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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   WELCOME TO QUÉBEC AND ITS FRENCH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. In Québec, 80% of the population is French-speaking, and French is the official language. Your children must therefore attend school in French until the end of their secondary studies.

6. www.quebec.ca › en › educationConditions for Admission | Gouvernement du Québec

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   Jun 13, 2024 · You live in Québec. If you are working or studying temporarily in Québec, you can register for full- or part-time French courses offered by the Québec government and receive financial assistance. Make sure you meet the requirements of your status.

7. www.quebec.ca › en › educationFull-time French courses | Gouvernement du Québec

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   Find out what full-time French courses are available for immigrants and Canadian-born persons, as well as the admission requirements and registration procedures.

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   May 15, 2024 · New data shows that 25 per cent of all anglophone students in Quebec who have the right to English-language education are opting to attend French schools. It's a concern for English schools...

9. www.quebec.ca › en › educationFull-Time French courses for immigrants - Québec.ca

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   Find out about admission conditions and process, as well as financial assistance options for full-time French courses for immigrants.