PASSERELLES VERS L’AVENIR – Association Communautaire Francophone de St. Jean

Gateways to the Future

GATEWAYS TO THE FUTURE:
Discover the FPCIA program

Date : March 28, 2026
Hour : 2 p.m.
Place : Grands-Vents School and Community Center
65, Ridge Road, St. Jean, (NL)

Registration required –
Deadline: March 25, 2026

EVENT OVERVIEW

Event presentation

As part of a community collaboration, several organizations working to welcome and integrate newcomers have come together to offer you a comprehensive information session on the Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund (AICLF).
This event aims to support immigrants in their professional journey by presenting them with concrete financing solutions for training, recognition of prior learning and obtaining certifications in Atlantic Canada.

MEETING OBJECTIVES

Objectives of the meeting

During this information session, you will discover:

Who is eligible for Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund
Types of expenses covered (tuition fees, exams, learning materials, certifications, etc.)
The study or training programs that can be funded
How the program works in the Atlantic provinces
The advantages of AICLF compared to traditional private loans

This meeting will allow you to ask your questions and obtain precise information in order to plan your career path with confidence.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

Community activity

Following the presentation, a multicultural potluck will be held. Participants are invited to bring a dish representing their culture to encourage exchange and sharing.

A childcare service will be available on site.

PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

Partner organizations

Association for New Canadians (ANC)
The ANC provides settlement and integration services to newcomers to Newfoundland and Labrador. The organization supports immigrants with their settlement, employment, training, and community integration.
Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS)
ISANS is responsible for administering the Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund in the Atlantic provinces. The organization supports immigrants in their economic integration by facilitating access to training and professional recognition.
French-speaking community association of Saint-Jean (ACFSJ)
ACFSJ works towards the vitality and development of the Francophone community of Saint-Jean through the implementation of cultural, educational and community activities.
Federation of Francophones of Newfoundland and Labrador (FFTNL)
The FFTNL represents and supports Francophones and Francophiles in the province, notably through reception and support services for Francophone newcomers.