All Applications to Vocational Training Programs are to be done online now through SRAFP (Service Régional d'Admission en Formation Professionnelle). The SRAFP site is updated monthly as program start dates become available. Some programs, such as Plumbing & Heating, allow you to apply for a spot on a wait-list. Once you have completed the online application, someone from the centre in question will contact you. You will be given an appointment date to go in for an information session and/or interview. You will be asked to bring in your registration fee, original birth certificate, etc.
Student for a DayA student for a day activity is a wonderful way to see and experience first-hand what it is like to be a student in a particular program. To set up a SFAD opportunity at one of the Vocational Training centers, please contact the following: |
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Stephanie Einagel |
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Lissa Robillard |
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Stephanie Einagel |
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Stephanie Einagel |
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Mavis Teye |
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Stephanie Einagel |
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Vocational training programs continue to gain popularity in Quebec as an interesting avenue of post-secondary training permitting relatively quick (average of 6-22 months) access to good hands-on employment opportunities in a wide variety of fields. These increasingly competitive programs are offered across the province in such fields as carpentry, industrial design, professional cooking, automobile mechanics, plumbing and heating, and health care professions to name but a few. Most Vocational Training programs require that students successfully complete Sec. 4 (Grade 10) English, French, and Math (core classes). A few programs are available to students with Sec. 3 (Grade 9) core classes.
For information about programs offered in the LBPSB Vocational Centres, please visit the Continuing Education Department of the LBPSB at www.lbpce.ca. |
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