Bill 96 forces CompTIA to stop offering certifications to Quebec residents
8 points by matbilodeau 1 year ago | 5 commentsAfter a first contact with PearsonVue advising me to "just reschedule" as it was most likely due to a "technical issue" , their website showed :
"We are sorry, CompTIA Testing policy prohibits exam delivery in your location. To take CompTIA Testing exams, you may need to travel outside of Quebec. To choose an alternate location, please restart the exam selection process."
further probing of support services produced the following response
" We regret to inform you that we no longer offer testing in Quebec due to our inability to meet the Quebec French translation compliance requirements. These regulations mandate that the entire candidate experience, including exam content, website, and communications, be translated into French for Quebec residents.
Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate this requirement. Therefore, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue registrations for candidates in Quebec. "
- andy99 1 year agoSee also the various examples of things open to everyone except residents of North Korea, Syria, Quebec. E.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16652664 It's only going to get worse.
- matbilodeau 1 year agoOur political overlords only have the good of the many in mind.
- matbilodeau 1 year ago
- hnthrowaway0328 1 year agoMore reasons to move out I guess. There is a core group of people (politicians, civil servants and whoever voted them) who just want this to happen.
- austin-cheney 1 year agoWhat makes Quebec worthy of such lofty blacklists?
- matbilodeau 1 year agoBill 96 as the title implies.
- matbilodeau 1 year ago