Quebec minister pledges stable francisation course offerings
Thursday, May 1, 2025, 3:22 pm
Quebec’s language minister Roberge has vowed greater predictability in francisation classes after last year’s series of abrupt course closures. The promise of a more consistent educational schedule is intended to reassure learners and tighten government oversight in language training programs.
L’an dernier, des fermetures de classes de francisation se succédaient un peu partout au Québec.
Reconnaissant qu’il y a eu des « enjeux » quant à la « stabilité » dans l’offre de cours en francisation l’an dernier, le ministre de la Langue française du Québec, Jean-François Roberge, a assuré que la « prévisibilité » sera au rendez-vous.
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