In this weeks episode I speak with Emeline Nozieres. Emeline is located in Quebec, Canada and just graduated from the D.E.S.S. en réglementation canadienne et québécoise de l'immigration (DESS in Canadian and Quebec immigration regulations) from the Université de Montréal. 

To become an Immigration Consultant, an individual must now complete a CICC-accredited program offered at either Université de Montréal (delivered in French) or Queens University (delivered in English).

You must also complete an exam to officially become a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and Emeline also just passed this exam! 

We discussed her background, details of the program, and the differences between when we wrote the exam. Spoiler: When I wrote the exam in February 2021 it was an open-book exam, whereas now it is a closed-book exam!

If you have any questions about the contents of this episode, please feel free to reach out!

E37  The new CICC-accredited program at Université de Montréal with Emeline Nozieres

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