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To learn more about the comparative evaluationFrequently asked questions
Finding out about the principles and methodology that apply to the comparative evaluationIs there a framework for processing a request for a comparative evaluation? The Ministère is also a member of the Alliance of Credential Evaluation Services of Canada (ACESC). The ACESC ensures that all individuals have access to reliable and fair diploma evaluation services. What are the main steps in processing a request for a comparative evaluation? The main processing steps are:
Assigning a training areaWhy is the Québec training area indicated on the comparative evaluation different from the name of the study programme completed abroad? Thus, the names of the university training programs used by the Ministère are aligned with the list of disciplines created by Emploi Québec. You may find this list on the Québec.ca portal. For high school vocational and technical college courses, the names of the programs used by the Ministère are drawn from the lists of study programs established by the Ministère de l'Éducation and the Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur. You can find the listings in the Trainings section of the Inforoute FPT portal. When a foreign study program cannot be compared to a specific Québec study program or university discipline, a field of study is generally indicated on the comparative evaluation. Taking advantage of priority processingWhat is priority processing of a request for a comparative evaluation?
Failure to meet these requirements will prevent the priority processing of your request for a comparative evaluation.
Being represented by a third partyHow do I authorize a third party to represent me in a request for a comparative evaluation? Sending documents, information or questions about the comparative evaluationHow do I submit new elements to be reviewed? Direction de l’enregistrement et de l’évaluation comparative Also include a copy of the last identification form or letter of response from the Ministère regarding your request for a comparative evaluation. Place it prominently, on top of the other documents. Note: You have 365 days following the sending of the Ministère’s response to your request for a comparative evaluation to send us documents, information or questions. After this time period, you will have to submit a new request for a comparative evaluation, including fee payment and the required documents, in the prescribed format, in order to obtain a new review. Please note that sending a new application does not mean that you will obtain a different or a better result. Sending a copy of my comparative evaluation to a third partyWhat is the best practice for sending a copy of my comparative evaluation to a third party? If the third party requires your original comparative evaluation, show it to the third party and make sure to specify that it must be returned to you after consultation. Finding out about the security features of a comparative evaluationHow do I verify if the Ministère has issued a comparative evaluation?
Make sure that the paper document displays all of these features. Understanding Canada’s educational systemsHow do I identify a Canadian degree or diploma issued by a provincial or territorial education system? However, the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CICIC) provides useful information on Canada's education systems and their structure. This information is used to estimate the educational attainment of an academic document. |
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