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Submitted by Nadia Helal on December 3, 2024, at 11:57

Hello,

According to the Quebec government's website, there are only three conditions that would merit a student being exempt from taking the French exit exam (Épreuve uniforme de français):

1. They are continuing a program that began in English before 2023 without interruption.
2. They have obtained a certificate of eligibility to learn in English.
3. They are exempted based on their residence in certain indigenous territories.

Source: https://www.quebec.ca/education/cegep/etudier/application-charte-langue-francaise/epreuve-uniforme-francais-programmes-anglais

I would advise your son to speak with a coordinator and/or student advisor at the CEGEP he attends for more information.
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