Why I chose Montreal, Quebec as an International Student | Philippines to Canada
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2023
- Why should you choose Montreal, Quebec as your province as an International Student? Watch my video on WHY I chose it! Listed the pros and cons.
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Informative and thoroughly researched, galing!! Best wishes for your big move, enjoy Quebec xx
Thank you so much! 🤍 excited! Hehe
In other words, the best way to get to Canada as an international student is to choose the path of least resistance of barriers to come to Canada. Quebec has that least resistance.
0:13 Montreal is not a province. Quebec is.
Hi welcome to Montreal, great video good luck on your journey here !!
Thank you so much!!
Here's a very brief description on how the french language is a very important aspect if you want to study in Québec (for immigrants):
In Quebec, immigrants are obligated to learn french (as per bill 101 adopted in 1976), especially if you are planning to put yourself or your kids to school (primary, high school, college, university). Everyone will have to go through the "classe d'accueil" and eventually they'll be integrated to more advanced classes.
To be able to get a post secondary education in Quebec, you need to pass your proficiency tests with the " Examens de ministère", most importantly in french (amongst other subjects).
When you pass the Minister's exams, itll lead you to Cegep.
Cegep (an in between of high school and uni)is where you will be able to choose between pre-university courses(i.e. pure sciences, computer science, etc.) or technical courses (nursing, architectural technologist, etc.). When you're done with cegep, you can start working or pursue higher educational studies (bachelors, masters...)
Edit: trade school is an option after high school.
Thanks man I really didn't know that it was so complicated
@@omega5649 Np! It's not as complicated as it seems. The governement will definitely take in to account equivalences when you finish your education elsewhere. In that case, you'll only have to do the prerequesites of the post secondary program you want to get in to (Cegep or university), and the french exam.
Bonne chance, Kiara et à bientôt à Montréal. Étudier à Québec ou à Montréal est un peu difficile mais très enrichissant. Tu peux le faire! 🥳
Oui 🥳🥳🥳
Look forward to more Montreal videos!! Keep up the great work Kiara 👍🏼🙏
bienvenue dans notre belle ville de montréal. we have a good sized community of pinoys here and a lot of international students. you will enjoy the vibe!
Sois bénie, ma fille. Et bonne chance aussi. Je suis à Mirabel, à quelques kilomètres de Montréal. Le Québec et Montréal sont des endroits où il fait bon vivre (peut-être pas les meilleurs) mais la culture, les restaurants et les gens sont formidables.
Hi! Are you pursuing PG diploma or A masters program? And also, in your opinion, which is a better option for you? Thanks!
Hi Kiara, can you mention any public colleges or universities outside of Montreal, I mean within the Quebec province but outside the city of Montreal suburbs, thank you in advance.
Merci for sharing.
You have very valid reasons choosing Montreal as your home base for studying.
However, please note that Montreal is not as "urban" as Toronto.
So if you are a Manila girl very used to city living, you might need more than usual adjustments.
Once you get over the hump, consider moving to the big cities (Toronto or Vancouver).
The only thing is, these two cities are prime cities so aside from the high cost of living, there's also lots of competition.
But Pinoys are resilient so no matter which part of the Canada/world we land, we always find ways to survive and adapt.
Anyway, just my 2 cents...
I'd say enjoy Quebec for now and take advantage of its proximity to the Atlantic provinces.
Good luck!
Love this!! I agree 😊 for now I’ll enjoy Montreal. Can’t wait to go!! Hehe
fyi - montreal is the bigger than vancouver in both land area and population.
are you going to be an international student for the duration of 5 years?
I will learn french if i am really working in Paris, France that I can feel European vibe, rather than Canada (which is more Americanized)
How about employment there, is it priority for french speakers than english speakers?
ganda talaga
Hey, I'll be coming this June in Montreal and I've been so scared about how the people are, my mom was there in 2011 and said they weren't welcoming at all to strangers, so I'm scared 😭. Can't wait to come study tho, love your vlog ♥ followed!!
Don't be scared! Just make sure na you make the effort to speak french. Like saying "bonjour", "merci" or when you try to communicate to a salesperson " Desolé je ne parle pas français, pouvez-vous me parler en anglais s'il-vous-plaît?" They'll really appreciate that you tried hard.
It’s not that we aren’t welcoming, it’s just that we don’t like people who do not try to talk french, especially because of history
@@minhee7 I actually speak French, since I'm from a bilingual country (Cameroon) I have no problem expressing myself in French. And my mom spoke fluent French too when she was there in 2011, it's been a while and I hope things have changed from the stories she told me. Thank you 🥰
@@reallynow7718u’ll be just fine!
How much you pay for a advance deposit??
Bienvenue à Montréal kabayan! Bonne chance et j’espére que vous y aimer ici! Y a un grand commonauté des Pinoys ici 🎉
Thank you po! 😊
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Is really hard to learn French? I plan to move there but wonder other international students how long does it take for them to learn it and communicate with locals
Learning something new can be hard but it’s the dedication to learn it that will make it better 😊 classes definitely help!
Nice 👍 idol,so beautiful 💕
i am planning to come to montreal
Tanung ko lang poh anu yung magiging PR pathway niyo poh?
Student pathway
the cegep part lol
Halo Maam ano bang pwedi kunin na program para sa anak ko?
It depends po sa programs available sa school na napili
helo po mam kiara may ielts po dyan sa montreal?
Hello! Depends po sa school. Sakin meron.
ano po mga school dyan sa.montreal?
kelangan poba fluent sa french kung mg aaral sa montreal?ng inquire po kc kmi ng anak ko sa Rouyn-Noranda Quebec need dw po fluent sa french.thank you sa sagot ang good luck😊
There are a lot of english friendly schools in MTL. I’m not sure about the other areas in Quebec though. Check with the school first! :)
Yes, your child will be required to learn french if he is immigrating (not sure about international students). He we'll be required to take a french profiency test to excel to higher education.
CEGEP stands for: Collège d'Enseignement Général et Professionnel
General and Professional Education College
A socialist idea to better integrate future university students with technical ones
To reduce class tensions
Great idea
I am not sure how well it has succeeded at this
Government with their ideological inclinations pass laws
Based on initial anpremisses
But too often they are not they do not have scientific enough mind
To come back and re-evaluate the positive results and the unintended impacts
For example
Store opening on Sundays !!? Tax cuts for the rich !!? Illegal immigrant amnesty,!!? bank deregulations!!? Lifting of some Media rules!!? Nurses are not allowed to diagnose!!? Government employees in position of authority are not allowed to be distinctive religious signs!!? Having majority party draw up electoral maps!!!???
100% badddd...madam to choose quebec for the international Montréal ouii cest ça Bilingual you need 100% français kailangan mo ng french without french zero job 😉 😄 sayooo
I understand that there may be some mixed opinions with Québec. I focused on Montréal instead of the whole province since it is a bilingual city. It is the other cities/towns in the province that rarely use English!
In Montréal, it still depends on the job if they require you to speak French. Most likely, if the nature of the job requires you to talk to another person, then being bilingual is a must. But not all jobs will refuse you just because you don’t know French 😊 yun nga lang, recommended padin to know their official language of course.
C' DROLE TOII..lol yes, some jobs u can speak English only like shiityy workk.. don't discuss some error explanation if ur not citizen yet her in canada pls ..do me a favor stopp giving falseee information C'pas correcttt..
Stoppp. vlogg wrongggg
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This is lovely, I am Nigerian, an international student planning to come to Montreal Quebec for my studies, I’ve gotten my admission and permit and I’d be honored to keep up communication with you. Please I’d appreciate your IG handle