Guide for Moroccan Students for FMCSP

Guide for Moroccan Students for FMCSP
Guide for Moroccan Students for FMCSP

Here’s what Moroccan students need to qualify:

  1. Citizenship: You must hold Moroccan citizenship and be a French speaker.
  2. Language Proficiency: Demonstrate French skills at NCLC Level 5 or higher through recognized tests like the TEF Canada or TCF Canada.
  3. Study Program: Enroll in a full-time post-secondary program lasting at least two years, with over 50% of courses taught in French.
  4. Financial Support: Show that you can cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs. For example:
    • If studying in a major city (Group A), budget CAD 20,635 or more annually.
    • If studying in rural areas (Group E), plan for CAD 14,206 annually.
  1. Choose an Eligible Institution: Select a designated learning institution (DLI) approved under the program. Options include the University of Ottawa, Collège Boréal, and more.
  2. Secure Admission: Obtain a Letter of Acceptance from your chosen institution, specifying that it meets FMCSP requirements.
  3. Prepare Documentation: Gather essentials like financial proof, language test results, and medical clearances.
  4. Submit Your Application: Apply for your study permit and mention FMCSP during the process.
  • Supportive Communities: Connect with Connexions Francophones for pre-arrival guidance, housing help, and local support.
  • Family-Friendly: Bring your loved ones! The program allows family members to join you on visitor visas, study permits, or work permits.
  • Career Boost: Gain access to co-op programs, internships, and a robust job market after graduation.