Admissions
Local Students
Kensley college welcomes every student with much regard and love. We support every step of your journey at Kensley and ensure you have the best moments of your graduation. Be it the times of emergency or normality; we are always a step ahead to make your way easier. We are esteemed to announce round the clock support for all your queries.
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Prerequisites
Admission Requirement
Applicants must are expected to hold a high school diploma (or equivalent) and have favourably completed their strong mathematics (436, 536 or scientific maths). You can expect an interview and/or a mathematics test for admission procedure on other quarter standards.
To be considered as a local student applicant, you should have completed secondary 5 and should have some background or competence for course aimed.
**The applicant must be a permanent resident or citizen, residing in Quebec or Canada.
Additional requirements - Language Proficiency
In any course, if your primary language is different from English, a proficiency test is expected to prove the language’s skill. You can either provide the documents of the recent highest study finished in the English language (A minimum of 3 whole years in English study is highly appreciated) or you can attach one of the valid proficiency test scores for eligibility.
| Valid assessment tests | Test score |
|---|---|
| IELTS – International English Language Testing System | 6 overall or more |
| TOEFL – test of English as a Foreign Language | 75 overall or more |
| CAEL – Canadian Academic English Language Assessment | 60 overall or more |
| PTE – Pearson Test of English | 60 overall or more |