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The Collège Montmorency is a cégep (college) in Laval, Quebec (Canada), at 475 boulevard de l'Avenir. It offers pre-university programmes (two years, four sessions) that prepare students for university, technical programmes (three years, six sessions) that lead to employment while keeping access to university, double DECs, and continuing education with AEC programmes. Teaching is in French.

• Pre-university: Sciences de la nature, Sciences humaines (five profiles, including international perspectives), Arts, lettres et communication, Danse, Arts visuels
• Health: nursing, physiotherapy, dietetics, orthotics and prosthetics
• Building and engineering: architecture, civil engineering, fire safety, electrical engineering technology
• Business and services: administration, financial services, tourism, restaurant management
• Computer science, multimedia, museology, horticulture, early childhood and special education

International students apply through the Service régional d'admission du Montréal métropolitain (SRAM) and need French at level B2 in writing and speaking. The college runs school clinics in physiotherapy, orthotics and nursing. Privately managed student residences are located on the college grounds, and the student services help students find housing.

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475, boulevard de l’Avenir, Laval, Canada, H7N 5H9

Pre-university DEC (2 years):

• Sciences de la nature
• Sciences humaines: individuals and social interactions, international perspectives, justice, culture and societies, with mathematics, management of organisations
• Arts, lettres et communication: cinema, literature, media, languages
• Danse; Arts visuels

Technical DEC (3 years): financial services and insurance, restaurant management, administration (accounting, marketing), tourism, multimedia, fire safety, architecture, building estimation and valuation, civil engineering, ornamental horticulture, computer science (networks and security, application development), electrical engineering technology, museology, nursing, orthotics and prosthetics, dietetics, physiotherapy, early childhood and special education.

Applicants without Canadian temporary status apply online through the international section of the SRAM, which lists available places by cégep and programme. The SRAM compares the applicant's studies with Quebec requirements and forwards the file to the college. Admitted students receive a detailed acceptance letter (programme length, fees, deadlines, required documents) and use it to apply for a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), a study permit and, if the programme requires it, an internship work permit. Applicants who already hold Canadian temporary status apply as regular SRAM candidates.

Programmes are taught in French. The SRAM decides whether an applicant must take a French test; the minimum level for admission is B2 in writing and speaking. With the Bright test this means at least 3.7 in every part; with DELF or DALF, an overall score of at least 67 and at least 16.75 in each of the four parts.

The Résidences étudiantes Montmorency are on the college grounds at 1600 boulevard du Souvenir in Laval and are managed entirely by a private company. The college's housing service gives advice on finding a room, lodging or apartment and on leases and tenants' rights.