Canada’s only francophone province, Quebec is home to three of Canada’s ten research universities, as well as numerous excellent colleges and technical schools.
Three universities offer English language instruction and several more concessions allowing students to submit assignments in English.
Depending on visa arrangement, Quebec can also be among the least expensive of Canadian provinces to study.
Faits concernant l'enseignement général
Education in Quebec runs from Kindergarten (Year 0) to Grade 12, with a 13th year of college training the CEGEP (General and Professional Education College) system.
Individual municipalities are responsible for operating schools within their jurisdictions through local school boards, which are divided along language lines in areas of significant Anglophobe populations.
The provincial education ministry, the Ministry of Education, Leisure and Sport, is responsible for provincial curriculum development and management, as well as teacher certification.
All schools in Quebec must follow the same basic curriculum, regardless of religious, political affiliation or language of instruction, though many schools offer exciting courses and opportunities beyond the core requirements.
Faits concernant l'enseignement post-secondaire
Au Canada, il existe essentiellement quatre types d'établissements d'enseignement post-secondaire :
Les universités, qui sont habilitées à délivrer tous les niveaux de diplômes post-secondaires
les collèges universitaires, qui sont habilités à délivrer des diplômes en quatre ans et en deux ans, ainsi que des diplômes techniques
les collèges, qui sont habilités à délivrer des diplômes en deux ans et des diplômes professionnels
Les écoles privées qui offrent une formation religieuse, professionnelle, technique ou linguistique spécifique.
Au Canada, l'enseignement post-secondaire relève de la responsabilité des gouvernements provinciaux et territoriaux, et les provinces administrent tous les fonds fournis par le gouvernement du Canada dans le but exprès d'administrer les collèges et les universités.
In Quebec, the ministry responsible for managing higher education is the Ministry of Education, Leisure and Sport.
Toutefois, le gouvernement fédéral offre encore diverses possibilités de financement aux particuliers et aux universités pour la recherche, l'aide financière aux étudiants et diverses bourses d'études.
Quebec Opportunities for Higher Learning
McGill University, in Montreal, is one of Canada’s top 3 universities and frequently among the top 25 worldwide.
The university boasts several Nobel laureates, Canada’s most prestigious MBA program, state-of-the-art research facilities, a top 3 law school, dozens of internationally-renowned faculty.
The CANDU nuclear reactor was developed across the street from where Leonard Cohen wrote his first major hit songs, just down the block from McGill’s world famous medical school.
Concordia University is an English-language university in Montreal.
With a highly prestigious business school, the province’s best-regarded public administration program, a new engineering building and a highly international student body, Concordia is among the most popular of Canadian universities for visa students.
The University of Montreal is a French-language top 10 research institution with the province’s largest research capacity.
It runs one of Canada’s most prestigious MBA programs, Quebec’s best economics department, and the province’s largest medical school.
The University of Quebec at Montreal is a French-language university in the heart of Montreal’s Latin Quarter. It’s the largest university in Quebec and boasts excellent international development, business and economics programs.
Laval University is a French-language university in Quebec City. Canada’s oldest university, a top 10 research university, and the Alma Mater of several prime ministers of Quebec and Canada, Laval has recently seen $200 million in building, which only reinforces its excellent applied sciences and law programs.
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