Business Administration Practices – CNF (French only)

To be accepted into the program, applicants must hold at least one of the following secondary school diplomas:

• An Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), Québec Diploma of Secondary Studies (DES), or New Brunswick High School Diploma (DES), or an equivalent credential;
  OR successfully complete the Mature Student Test (for applicants aged 19 and over).
• Applicants residing in the Northwest Territories, Yukon, or Nunavut must have successfully completed a Grade 11 course in Fundamental or General Mathematics or Personal Finance.

Applicants aged 19 and over who do not hold one of the credentials listed above must successfully complete the Mature Student Test, which includes two assessments. The applicant must take the tests on the “Compétences pour réussir” platform, covering the following diagnostic areas:

• Reading comprehension
• Numeracy

To pass the test, the applicant must:

1. Obtain at least 250 points in each skill area
2. Obtain 250 points in reading comprehension or meet the minimum score required in one of the following tests:

• Diagnostic Skills for Success (CPR) Test: minimum 250 points
• French Knowledge Test (TCF): minimum 406 points
• French Evaluation Test (TEF): minimum 393 points

To succeed in the program

Future students should demonstrate:

• Strong organizational and teamwork skills
• Autonomy and a good sense of responsibility
• Oral and written communication skills

To be eligible for admission, applicants must hold one of the following statuses:

• Canadian citizenship
• Permanent residency
• Protected person status (a refugee claim acknowledgment notice is not sufficient)

It is recommended to plan between 10 and 15 hours per week for readings, assignments, and online coursework.
This estimate includes the workload for synchronous courses (those held on weekends) but does not include the actual class time.

Keep in mind that this is a college-level program, which requires a serious commitment, even with its flexible course format. For individuals with other obligations, it is possible to complete the program on a part-time basis.

An open work permit does not allow you to enroll in a program leading to a certificate or diploma. However, individuals with this status may take up to four courses from a program without any issue.

After submitting an application, the College requests proof of status, usually within two business days. In the same email, a link to the admission tests is provided — these tests give immediate results.

If the applicant submits proof of status quickly and passes the admission tests upon receipt, the entire process typically takes 4 to 5 business days. Please note that even if a WES equivalency is provided, the admission tests remain mandatory.

The employer must submit a sponsorship letter ensuring that the following information is included:

• Letterhead paper
• Student’s full name
• Student number
• Duration of sponsorship and/or maximum contribution amount
• Sponsor’s physical address and email address
• Sponsor’s name and title
• Sponsor’s signature