• LocationWindsor, Canada
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Collège Boréal is a French-language college in Ontario, Canada, serving the province's francophone communities with 30 campuses in 27 communities, including Sudbury, Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor, plus distance learning through Boréal en ligne. This listing refers to the Windsor campus on promenade Forest Glade, which also offers immigration services.

Boréal offers more than 80 postsecondary and apprenticeship programmes in around fifteen fields, leading to Ontario college certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, graduate certificates and bachelor's degrees; according to the college, 30 of them are offered in French only at Boréal within Ontario. Programmes listed for Windsor include:

• Early childhood education (Éducation en services à l'enfance)
• Practical nursing (Soins infirmiers auxiliaires)
• Social work techniques (Techniques de travail social)
• Business administration techniques
• General arts and science – English for studies

Teaching is in French, with industry terms also taught in English, in small classes. International applicants apply through the OCAS international admission portal, choosing up to two programmes, uploading certified academic documents in French or English and a passport copy, and paying a CAD 350 application fee. Students without the equivalent of Ontario secondary-school English take an English placement test and may have to complete ESL courses.

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7515, promenade Forest Glade, Windsor, Canada, N8T 3P5

The minimum requirement is an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, plus programme-specific requirements. International applicants:

• Apply through the OCAS international admission portal and choose up to two programmes
• Upload certified academic documents in French or English
• Upload the passport pages with name and photo
• Pay a CAD 350 application fee

Offers of admission are sent by email and confirmed in the same portal.

Programmes are taught in French, and the college notes that communicating in both French and English is often essential to succeed. Applicants without the equivalent of OSSD English courses take a recognised English placement test; some programmes require a specific level. Depending on the CLB placement, students take 1 to 5 English as a second language (ESL) courses, delivered live online. French language assessments also exist.