Démarche RAC Comptabilité et gestion

ACS – Accounting and Management Technology

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The main objective of this Attestation of College Studies is to provide future graduates with the skills needed to fill technical positions in accounting and management.

Details

  • Start date: September 14, 2024
  • Schedule: 2 years | 1,470 hours program including 210 hours of internship | Courses during weekends, full-time
  • Location: Intercultural and International Education Centre of Cegep Marie-Victorin, 4975 Paré Street, Montreal, Quebec, H4P 1P4 Canada
  • Eligible for Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Yes (3 years)

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Start date: September 14, 2024

In keeping with the general goals of technical education, the program-specific component of the Accounting and Management Technology program is designed to:

  • Enable students to become competent in the profession, i.e. in carrying out the tasks and activities required for entry into the job market.
  • Help students enter the workforce by familiarizing them with the job market in general and the fields of accounting and management in particular.
  • Foster students’ personal growth and encourage their ongoing professional development.
  • Ensure students’ future job mobility by helping them to acquire career-management skills and an awareness of entrepreneurship.

In order to be admitted to the Attestation of College Studies (ACS) program in Accounting and ManagementTechnology, a candidate must meet one the following conditions:

  • Grade 12 or recognized higher secondary equivalent.
  • Fluency in English with an overall band score of 6.0 of IELTS with no band result less than 5.5 in any individual module; or successful completion of pathway program from a recognized partner.
  • Applicant must be at least 18 years old.

It's essential to familiarize yourself with Quebec's immigration rules. Here are a few tips and all the necessary hyperlinks to help you navigate these processes smoothly, and without the help of an immigration consultant or lawyer!

Warning - Our website provides a simple overview of the procedures, laws and regulations in force in Quebec and Canada. These are subject to change without notice.

Obtain the Certificat d'acceptation du Québec (CAQ) from MIFI

The CAQ is a mandatory document to study in a program lasting more than 6 months in Quebec. It is issued for a single level of study (here 'études collégiales') and for the normal duration of your program, according to the dates indicated on your letter of admission.

  • Complete the online application and pay the processing fee (120 CAD).
  • Gather the required documents, sign, date and scan the forms.
  • Submit your documents on the Arrima platform.

Processing time is approximately 1 month. Once approved, you'll receive confirmation through your online portal, which you can use to apply for your study permit.



Obtaining a study permit from IRCC

A study permit is a mandatory document for studying in Canada for more than 6 months. Processing times vary from one country to another, and from one time of year to another, but you should allow an average of 8 weeks.

  • Open an account in the MyCIC portal, indicate that you wish to study in Canada for more than 6 months, indicate 'yes' to the question if work experience is an integral part of your program, and answer all other questions.
  • Gather the required documents, write a letter detailing your study plans and motivations, fill out and sign all the forms, pay the processing fee ($150) and the biometrics fee ($85).
  • Once you've submitted your application, you'll receive an instruction letter in your MyCIC portal within a few days to make an appointment at the nearest CRDV to complete the biometrics. Please complete this step as soon as possible, as processing of your study permit application will not be able to start before then! Biometric data is valid for 10 years
  • Depending on your country of residence, a medical examination may be required (find out if you need a medical examination here). If so, you will receive an instruction letter in your MonCIC portal to provide you with the required information. You have a maximum of 30 days to complete this step. The results of the examination are valid for 1 year.
  • Depending on your nationality, you may need a temporary resident visa to enter Canada. Note that this is automatically issued if your study permit is approved, and no additional steps or fees are required. However, please allow about 2 weeks for your passport to be sent and returned to the CVB for visa stamping.

What should I do if my application is refused or if the processing time has passed?

The only way to contact IRCC is through their online form, either to follow up on your application, to submit additional documents to your file, or to request a review of your refusal. In the event of a final refusal, there are few other options than to submit a new application with new information or documents, depending on the reasons for refusal.

As of fall 2023, as defined by the regulations of the Ministère de la Langue française, to obtain an ACS, students must demonstrate sufficient knowledge of French, by means of a standardized test, if they are taught in English.

For those interested in enrolling in a program offered in English, certain situations may attest that they meet the French language knowledge requirements (e.g., having studied in French, holding a diploma, etc.). If you hold a Certificate of Eligibility to receive instruction in English (CEO), acquired at primary or secondary level in the Quebec school system, you do not need to meet the French language requirements.

Tuition fees may vary depending on your legal status, study plan (full-time or part-time) and citizenship, and are subject to change each year. The amounts indicated below are approximate, and do not bind Cégep Marie-Victorin in the event of disparity with the actual amount, which will be detailed on your invoice. The invoice will be available on the Omnivox portal at the beginning of each session with registration, and will indicate the details of the various amounts required.

  • Quebec students (citizen, permanent resident, accepted refugee holding a study permit): approximately $300/session for full-time registration.
  • Canadian students not resident in Quebec: approximately $1,800 / session for full-time registration
  • Temporary resident students (students, foreign workers, asylum seekers): approximately $7,300 per session, including Greenshield health and hospitalization insurance.

Please note that these amounts do not include fees for the purchase of teaching materials.

Course grid

Organizational Unit : Marie Victorin College - Continuing education - ACS

  • 201-C13-MV Mathematics and Statistics

    412-C25-MV Common application Software

    415-C74-MV International Trade

    415-C53-MV Inventory Management

    415-C84-MV Market study

    602-C24-MV Français langue seconde

    603-C73-MV Business English

  • 415-C25-MV Custom compliance

    415-C35-MV Logistics for Transport

    415-C94-MV Legal aspects of International Trade

    415-CA4-MV Export and import Costing

    602-C13-MV Français des affaires

    603-C83-MV Business English

    410-C26-MV Project 1 (International)

  • 415-C36-MV Negociations in an international context

    415-C73-MV Security and Risk Management

    415-CB4-MV Market development

    415-CC4-MV International Payments & Financing

    415-CD4-MV E-Commerce

    602-C23-MV Français des affaires

    415-C46-MV Project 2 (International Trade)

    410-C83-MV International Trade Management

Contact us

514-733-3232, ext. 4110

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