MANY TYPES OF PEOPLE ATTEND ADULT EDUCATION COURSES. FOR EXAMPLE, THOSE WHO:

• did not complete high school, have been working, and now require completion of the Quebec Secondary School Diploma to pursue new goals;
• graduated but require specific courses for an apprenticeship, CEGEP, or university program;
• graduated high school, but need to upgrade their marks for acceptance into a desired CEGEP or university program;
• were educated outside of Quebec, and need specific courses or a Quebec Secondary School Diploma to pursue their goals;
• want to expand their knowledge and skills.

Guidance Counsellor

Our Guidance Counsellor can help:

• register students in academic, summer school, and e-learning courses;
• examine transcripts to support appropriate course selection;
• help you explore academic pathways and develop a plan for CEGEP, vocational training, university, or the workplace;
• assist with CEGEP applications and letters of intent;
• update student grades through SRAM and CAS;
• provide individual support for personal, social, or emotional challenges that may affect your success;
• offer short-term counselling and refer you to a social worker or community services if needed;
• support career exploration, resume writing, and job readiness;
• assist with finding volunteer opportunities.

Academic Advisor

Our Academic Advisor can help:

• guide you in selecting courses based on your goals and current level;
• ensure you are meeting graduation requirements and staying on track;
• help you understand your schedule and make adjustments when needed;
• monitor your academic progress and identify areas where you may need support;
• answer questions related to your program, course expectations, and evaluation;
• support you in creating a clear and realistic academic plan;
• direct you to appropriate services (tutoring, guidance, etc.) when needed.

Re-Education Counsellor

Our Re-Education Counsellor can help:

• support students experiencing behavioural, motivational, or attendance challenges;
• help you develop strategies to stay focused, organized, and engaged in your learning;
• work with you to build routines, accountability, and positive habits;
• provide one-on-one support to help you overcome obstacles affecting your success;
• collaborate with teachers and staff to ensure you receive the support you need;
• help de-escalate difficult situations and support conflict resolution;
• guide you in making positive choices and staying on track toward your goals;
• connect you with additional support services within the centre when needed.

Accessing support is simple, and you are encouraged to reach out at any time — you don't need to wait until a situation becomes difficult.

You can:

• book an appointment using the provided booking link;
• speak directly to your teacher or a staff member to request a referral;
• visit the office to schedule an appointment in person;
• ask at one of the offices for support even if you’re not sure who to speak to — we will guide you to the right person.

All conversations are handled with respect and care. If needed, you may also be referred to additional services within the centre or in the community.