Simplify the process of calculating your scores for Quebec's Programme de sélection des travailleurs qualifiés (PSTQ) with this fast, free, and accurate online calculator.

The French language proficiency point breakdown is especially helpful, since French is often the deciding factor for PSTQ candidates. Does the calculator update its scoring grid when Quebec changes the PSTQ criteria, and does the result show a section-by-section breakdown so users can see exactly where they could improve their score?

The French-proficiency split is the part PSTQ candidates usually mis-add: a CLB-style total hides whether French actually moved them across a stream. I would want the result to name which PSTQ criteria version and date the coefficients come from, because Quebec has revised the worker grid more than once and a stale table would quietly mislead someone planning a move. Does the estimate also show a section-by-section gap to a recent invitation range, or is it only a raw point total with no cutoff context?
Useful here in Montreal: many people around me try to estimate this by hand from the government grid, and the French proficiency part is where they get lost. Showing the points per French level separately is a good call. Do you show which date's rules the score follows? The criteria changed recently, and a "rules as of" line would make people trust the result more.

The French language proficiency point breakdown is especially helpful, since French is often the deciding factor for PSTQ candidates. Does the calculator update its scoring grid when Quebec changes the PSTQ criteria, and does the result show a section-by-section breakdown so users can see exactly where they could improve their score?

The French-proficiency split is the part PSTQ candidates usually mis-add: a CLB-style total hides whether French actually moved them across a stream. I would want the result to name which PSTQ criteria version and date the coefficients come from, because Quebec has revised the worker grid more than once and a stale table would quietly mislead someone planning a move. Does the estimate also show a section-by-section gap to a recent invitation range, or is it only a raw point total with no cutoff context?
Useful here in Montreal: many people around me try to estimate this by hand from the government grid, and the French proficiency part is where they get lost. Showing the points per French level separately is a good call. Do you show which date's rules the score follows? The criteria changed recently, and a "rules as of" line would make people trust the result more.
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