- LocationQuébec, Canada
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Cégep Limoilou is a French-language college (cégep) in Quebec City, Canada, with about 5,500 students and more than 40 DEC (Diplôme d'études collégiales) programmes. Teaching takes place on the Limoilou and Charlesbourg campuses and at a fine crafts campus (campus des métiers d'art) with associated craft schools.
Its main areas are engineering and technology, arts, business administration, health, and tourism, hospitality and catering. Programme types:
- Pre-university DEC: 2 years, preparing for university studies
- Technical DEC: 3 years, leading to employment or university
- Fine crafts DEC: 3 years (ceramics, sculpture, textiles, cabinetmaking, jewellery, violin and guitar making)
- AEC (Attestation d'études collégiales): short technical programmes of 4 to 24 months
Most technical programmes include two to three work placements (Alternance travail-études). International students apply through the international office: an interest form, a presentation video, a French language test and the admission application. The college then issues the letters needed for the Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) and the study permit, and holds welcome workshops for international students one week before classes. The sports programme has 17 teams in 7 sports.
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, Québec, Canada
- Pre-university DEC (2 years): arts, letters and languages; natural sciences; social sciences; also visual arts, cinema and media, theatre
- Technical DEC (3 years): engineering, arts, administration and management, health, tourism, hospitality and catering, computing and web
- Fine crafts DEC (3 years): ceramics, sculpture, textile construction, cabinetmaking, jewellery, violin and guitar making
- AEC: short technical programmes (4 to 24 months), also online
- Recognition of prior learning (RAC) and professional development courses
Applicants living outside Canada follow a separate process depending on nationality (French nationals, other nationalities, temporary residents already in Canada). For other nationalities the steps are:
- Interest form
- Presentation video; if accepted, a pre-admission letter
- French language test
- Admission application
- First tuition payment, then acceptance
The acceptance letter and support letter from the college are required to apply for the Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) and the study permit. AEC programmes are not open directly after secondary school.