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Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP) at Glendon Campus: From Study Permit to Permanent Residence in Canada

Explore your future at Glendon with a unique program empowering students from minority language communities to thrive in an inclusive environment.

The Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP), an initiative by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), is exclusive to Glendon, 91ÑÇɫ’s founding campus. The program supports Francophone communities outside Quebec by attracting French-speaking international students.

Why Consider the FMCSP?

  • A streamlined pathway to permanent residence for eligible students, their spouses or partners, and dependent children
  • An exemption from the provincial or territorial attestation letter requirement
  • Access to settlement services during their studies, including employment and language support

Deadline to Apply is April 1, 2027

To apply for the Fall 2027 intake under the FMCSP at Glendon Campus – 91ÑÇÉ«, applicants must meet the following conditions:

  • Be a citizen of an eligible country.
    • Current eligible countries include Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, DRC, Haiti, Lebanon, Egypt, Rwanda and others.
  • Live outside Canada when applying.
  • Be admitted to an eligible full-time Glendon program of at least two years.
  • Complete more than 50% of their studies in French.
  • Obtain TEF/TCF results with a minimum of CLB 5 in speaking, reading, writing and listening.
    • Provide proof of their results to 91ÑÇÉ« before they can be selected for the program.
    • Provide valid TEF/TCF Canada results. Regular TEF/TCF tests would not be eligible for the program.
  • Meet the financial and other eligibility requirements established by IRCC.
    • Plan to pay approximately CAD $40,000 in first-year tuition fees in advance.
Download the FMCSP information form

Your Path to Glendon

1. Choose an eligible program and obtaine your TCF/TEF Canada results

2. Submit your application for admission to Glendon

3. Express your interest in the program by completing the and inform Glendon once the form has been submitted

4. Receive an offer of admission

  • Being admitted to the program does not guarantee selection under the pilot project. Students will need to demonstrate that they meet other eligibility criteria.

5. , which will be outlined in your official admission offer letter

6. Pay your first year’s tuition fees in advance and retain your receipt for submission

  • If your study permit application is refused, you can request a refund for your tuition fee
    deposit. A refusal letter will be required.
  • Notify us once you have paid your tuition fees.

7. . You will be provided with instructions on how to submit your request to be considered under the FMCSP

8. Receive your FMCSP Offer and carefully review your personal information on the offer

9. Submit your study permit application through IRCC from your country of residence

Why Glendon?

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Access 91ÑÇÉ«'s main website for specific eligibility criteria.

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Contact Us

Learn more about the FMCSP program and how it supports your journey in Canada.

international@glendon.yorku.ca
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