Real Estate Broker program
(AEC 902.57)
Application package
Please note the following:
1. To be eligible to register in the upcoming courses you must be
registered in the program 902.57 at John Abbott College or at
another Quebec college before May 1st, 2010.
2. Applications will be dealt with on a first come first served basis as space is
limited in this program.
3. An incomplete application will not be evaluated and does not hold a place
in the program.
Once your application is completed attach all the required documents, the
application fee and return it either
By mail:
Real Estate Broker Program
John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
21275 Lakeshore Road
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 3L9
In person:
Brittain Hall building / John Abbott College
1st floor, Room BH-117 or BH-118
Program Coordinator:
Alan Gaudet
514-457-6610 ext. 5278
a.gaudet@johnabbott.qc.ca
Administrative Support:
Sergine Renaud
514-457-6610 ext. 5270
sergine.renaud@johnabbott.qc.ca
John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
ATTESTATION OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES
IN
REAL ESTATE BROKER
A.E.C. 902.57
Centre for Continuing Education
John Abbott College
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC
www.johnabbott.qc.ca
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John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
REAL ESTATE BROKER
A.E.C. 902.57
Program Objectives:
The program provides the training required to complete the tasks related to the
functioning of a Real Estate brokerage office as required under the Real Estate
brokerage law (L.R.Q. c. C-73.1). The program also provides the student with
the necessary training to write the A.C.A.I.Q. Broker exam and receive their
certificate as a chartered Real Estate Broker.
Program Content:
The program consists of five credit courses for a total of 255 hours. Upon the
successful completion of all five courses the student is awarded an ‘Attestation
d’études collégiales’.
Admission Criteria:
Candidates must:
•
Have a Secondary V diploma (Quebec Diploma of Secondary Studies or
equivalent scholarity) OR have instruction deemed acceptable by the College
AND
•
Currently hold an affiliated Real Estate Agent certificate for at least two of the
five years preceding the date of application to the program
OR
Have carried on an occupation related to real estate or brokerage
transactions for at least three of the five years preceding the date of their
application for a certificate. (A letter from the ACAIQ stating that they
recognize your experience is required)
Career Perspectives:
Upon successful completion of the attestation program, and holding an affiliated
Real Estate certificate for at least three years, the student is now eligible to write
the Chartered Real Estate Broker certification examination with the Quebec Real
Estate Association (A.C.A.I.Q.). Contact the A.C.A.I.Q. for further details or
consult their web site at: www.acaiq.com.
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John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
Courses:
Number
Title
Hours
Units
401-420-79
Business Law
60
2.66
401-938-77
Accounting I
45
2.00
415-777-94
Real Estate Law II
45
2.00
401-706-87
415-759-89
Real Estate Management
Introduction to Revenue Properties
60
2.33
45
2.00
Schedule:
Classes will take place over a one year period and are offered once or
twice per week (Thursday evening from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. or/and Thursday
or/and Friday between 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (with a one-hour lunch). All
classes take place at John Abbott College. See schedule on last page.
Cost:
The cost for the total program is $1,630.00 and includes tuition,
registration, and student fees. A $30.00 application fee will also apply.
Textbooks and other materials are not included. There is also a fee
for parking on campus.
Payment schedule:
The courses will be scheduled over three sessions and payment will be on a
course by course basis. The cost for a 45-hour course is $290.00 and a 60-hour
course $380.00.
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JOHN ABBOTT COLLEGE
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
REAL ESTATE BROKER
A.E.C. 902.57
SCHEDULE – REB-4
(tentative)
Students may enter the program at the start of any course however they
should be aware of the note below.
Winter 2010 Session
Course (1): 401-420-79 Business Law (60 hours) Cost: $380.00
Teacher: Stephane de Neubourg
Start date: March 12, 2010
End date: June 18, 2010
No class Friday, April 2, 2010
Schedule: Fridays, 9:00-12:00 & 1:00-3:00
Summer 2010 Session
Course (2): 415-777-94 Real Estate Law II (45 hours) Cost: $290.00
Start date: July 9, 2010
End date: September 3, 2010
Schedule: Fridays, 9:00-12:00 and 1:00-3:00
Fall 2010 Session
Course (3): 401-938-77 Accounting I (45 hours) Cost: $290.00
Teacher: TBA
Start date: September 10, 2010
End date: November 5, 2010
Schedule: Fridays, 9:00-12:00 & 1:00-3:00
Course (4): 410-706-87 Real Estate Management (60 hours) Cost: $380.00
Start date: November 12, 2010
End date: February 11, 2011
Schedule: Thursday evenings and some Fridays
Course (5): 415-759-89 Introduction to Revenue Properties (45 hours)
Cost: $290.00
Start date: February 25, 2011
End date: April 15, 2011
Schedule: Thursday evenings and some Fridays
Note: This will be the last time the current program Real Estate Broker AEC
902.57 will be offered. Before starting the program, applicants should confirm
that the examination will still be available at the time when they complete the
program.
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
SERVICE DE LA FORMATION CONTINUE
REAL ESTATE BROKER PROGRAM
A.E.C. 902.57
Application Procedures
1. Ensure that you fulfill the A.E.C. Program Admission and Quebec residency
requirements.
2. Complete the attached John Abbott College ‘Request for Admission’ form.
3. Attach the following documents to the ‘Request for Admission’ form:
•
AND
•
AND
•
AND
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Proof that you have registered at another Quebec college in the Real Estate Broker
program (902.57) before May 1st, 2010.
Proof of Secondary V completion (copy of diploma or transcript with the mention
“diplôme d’études secondaires accordé”) OR the equivalent
Copy of your birth certificate (French or English translation bearing both parents names)
IF NOT BORN IN CANADA: copy (both sides) of Canadian Citizenship or Permanent
Residency cards or Landed Immigrant status papers
AND
•
AND
•
IF NOT BORN IN QUÉBEC:
documents)
proof of Québec residency. (See reverse for list of accepted
Application fee: $30 (cheque or money order payable to John Abbott College)
(Please note that the application fee is refundable only if the program is cancelled or postponed)
AND
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4.
Proof that you have held a Real Estate agent certificate of practice for at least two years
or a letter from the ACAIQ recognizing your relevant experience.
Space is limited in this program. Completed applications will be dealt with on a
first come first served basis (an incomplete file will not be evaluated and does
not hold a place in the program).
Completed applications can be mailed to:
Real Estate Broker Program
John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
21275 Lakeshore Road
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 3L9
If you wish to drop off your application in person you may leave it in the mail slot of the
doors to Continuing Education on the first floor of Brittain Hall building.
John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
CREDIT PROGRAMS - ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Attestation of Collegial Studies (A.E.C.) Programs
A.E.C. programs are specifically designed for adult students seeking official recognition of their studies.
Applicants are eligible to register in an A.E.C. program under the following conditions:
• Have a Québec Secondary V Diploma and have interrupted their studies for at least two (2) consecutive
semesters or one (1) school year
• OR have instruction deemed acceptable by the College
• OR be covered by an agreement between the College and an employer or a government program
• OR have completed at least one (1) year of post-secondary studies spread over one (1) year or more
• AND be a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident or the holder of a valid Student Visa and provide
photocopied proof of eligibility
PLEASE NOTE: Some A.E.C. programs may have specific admission requirements
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John Abbott College
Centre for Continuing Education
CONFIRMATION OF QUÉBEC RESIDENT STATUS
To establish or confirm Québec Resident Status, please find a summary of the most common
situations that may apply to you, and to the type of documents that you will be asked to
submit. You must provide the required documents to the Registrar’s Office prior to the first
day of class or be subject to additional fees.
In addition to documents confirming Québec Residency Status, all students born outside of
Canada must submit proof of Canadian Citizenship (Canadian Citizenship Card) or Permanent
Residency papers (IMM 1000 or IMM 5292), or Permanent Residency Card.
YOUR SITUATION
DOCUMENT REQUIRED
You were born in Québec
• your valid Québec Birth Certificate
You were born outside of Canada OR you were born
outside of Québec AND your parent(s) or sponsor
resides in Québec
• your Certificat de Sélection du Québec (CSQ) OR
• your IMM-1000 or IMM 5292 indicating your CSQ number OR
• your birth certificate (indicating both parent’s names) AND your
parent’s or sponsor’s Medicare card (and if applicable proof of
sponsor) OR
• your birth certificate (indicating both parent’s names) AND your 2006
parent’s municipal tax bill, OR school tax assessment OR their 2006
lease
• your Québec Medicare card OR your 2006 municipal tax bill, OR
school tax assessment OR your 2006 lease AND a letter from your
employer stating that you were employed at a Québec company fulltime for the last 12 months OR a proof that you did not study fulltime for the last 12 months
You have been in Québec for the last 12 months before
the beginning of the semester without studying fulltime
You had Québec resident status in College and are
continuing without having interrupted your studies for
more than two semesters (not including the summer
semester)
• your previous transcript and statement of account
Your spouse is recognized as a Québec resident as
indicated in one of the above categories
• your marriage certificate OR proof of civil union AND documents for
your spouse to qualify as a Québec resident as indicated in one of the
above categories
You are a member of a Native Nation in Québec
• proof of Indian status issued by the Federal Government OR a letter
from the Band Council confirming membership in a Native Nation
You have already been granted Québec resident status
in the past and have resided in Québec for three
consecutive years in the last five years
• your Québec Medicare card AND a proof that you have resided in
Québec for three (3) consecutive years in the last five (5) years
NOTE: If none of these situations applies to you, you may contact the Centre for
Continuing Education at 514.457.5036 for further information. If you do
not qualify as a Québec resident you must pay the additional tuition fees
applicable to Canadian students who are not deemed residents in
Québec.
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REQUEST FOR ADMISSION CREDIT COURSES ONLY
CREDIT
Program Number: AEC _902.57_ Program Name: REAL ESTATE BROKER
1) Business Law
I_
4) Real Estate Management
I_
2) Accounting I
I_
5) Introduction to Revenue Properties I_
3) Real Estate Law II
I_
A. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Student Number:
Permanent code Letters
Numbers
Sex
Married
name (if applicable)
Family
name at birth
M
F
Day
Month
Year
Date of birth
Usual given name
Mother
tongue
Number
B. PERMANENT ADDRESS
FRENCH
ENGLISH
1
2
OTHER
3
Language
normally
spoken 1
Province
Postal Code (Important)
2
3
Area Code Telephone number
Area Code Telephone number
Cell No.
or
Phone No. at work
e-mail
ENGLISH OTHER
Apartment
Street / Rural route / P.O. Box
City / Town
FRENCH
Local
C. OTHER INFORMATION
1
Place of permanent
residence on Jan. 1st 2010
2
Province of Quebec
3
Elsewhere in Canada
Province
City / Town
Outside Canada:
IF OUTSIDE CANADA: Please specify country
Place of birth: If Canada
Father's family name (even if deceased)
Legal Status of Residence in Canada:
Canadian Citizen Specify:
1
Canadian 2
Other Specify:
Father's given name (even if deceased)
Amerindian
3
Inuit
4
Permanent Resident
7
Member of Diplomatic Family
5
Student Visa
8
Refugee
6
Other
9
Temporary Work Permit
Mother's maiden name (even if deceased)
Mother's given name (even if deceased)
Country of citizenship (if other than Canadian):
Official Document
Your principal occupation during the last six months (check one box only):
1
Studies
2
Work
3
Other
D. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
1. Have you ever taken or are you taking
courses in a collegial level institution?
1
YES
2
NO
If yes
a) Name of last institution attended:
b) Are you presently attending this institution?
1
YES
2
NO
2. Last year of studies completed, or now in progress, before entering a collegial level institution.
1
Less than Secondary V
2
Grade 11
3
Grade 12
4
5
Secondary V
D.E.S. OR D.E.P.
Name of the institution:
Name of the school board (regional):
Other, specify:
3. Number of school years completed:
I hereby declare that the information given above is correct. I authorize the College to verify the documents included or other information requested.
I officially declare that I am taking this first course in the above DEC or AEC program with the specific goal of eventually obtaining a Diploma of
College studies in this program.
Date
Student signature