Wanting to be a social worker?

Quebec skilled worker wanting to study as local residence is it possible?

• well i am processing for Canadian PR card. I basically got selected on Quebec skilled worker category. I made my mind to study masters in Concordia University after landing in Quebec,and regards to fees there is clear instructions that if i am an Quebec residence then i can get much discount. so my question is will i be a Quebec residence with my immigration status .

• Answer:

  Hello there! This is something you will typically need to discuss with the Quebec government. Permanent residents of the province of Quebec are eligible to pay the Quebec tuition rate, which is much lower than that of an international student. You will need to find out if there are any additional immigration documents you might need processed in order to be able to study at Concordia, since I don't know the particulars of your residency standing. I myself do not work for the government, I work for Concordia University, so I can't give you concrete answers in relation to your question but can give you some kind of direction. You might want to get a hold of the International Students Office at Concordia, though they typically advise students who've already received their offers of admission from the university. You can find their contact information on the following page: http://supportservices.concordia.ca/iso/ So in short - as long as everything checks out you should be elligible to pay the Quebec tuition rate with proof of immigration status!