What’s going on in our Centres right now? What are you doing next year? It’s never too early to start researching local vocational programs. Is a trade right for you? We played a MYTHBUSTER GAME: to tackle a few myths! – You can’t get a real degree from a trade school! – Only those who...Read More
ACADEMIC courses: (English, French, Math Science, History, Option) @ the NOVA Career Centre – day & evening. (Begins: August 31, 2020) – Courses: in-class and online (blended model) / Tuition-FREE / Financial aid possibly available Apply online: https://nfsb.me/application-form-academics/ Call NOVA for more info: 450-691-2540. We can help you: – finish high school – acquire prerequisites needed for CEGEP...Read More
VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS: – Accounting – Automobile Mechanics – Carpentry – Construction Business Management – Hairdressing – Health, Assistance & Nursing – Horticulture and Garden Centre Operations – Institutional and Home Care Assistance (@CVCEC) or Institutional and Home Care Assistance (@NOVA) – Interior Decorating and Visual Display – Landscaping Operations – Residential & Commercial Drafting – School Daycare...Read More
The very first cohort of students at the NOVA Career Centre to complete an Indigenous History course wrapped up their learning in December with a diverse and media-driven initiative. Students were asked to reflect on their learning, and as the course title suggests, each student created an Instagram post demonstrating their understanding of how colonization...Read More
Social Integration Services (SIS) teachers and RÉCIT consultants (Réseau pour le développement des compétences par l’intégration des technologies) have been working collaboratively at creating a website of resources and information to support both teachers and students with special needs. More resources to come… CHECK out the site! https://sites.google.com/lbpearson.ca/qc-si-network/homeRead More
Our Indigenous history class has been working since September on learning some of the more challenging and often forgotten parts of our history. The goal of our class is two-fold; students are learning about the effects of colonization on Indigenous peoples and each of their assignments were designed so that they can share their new...Read More
Cardio-Actifs du Haut-Saint-Laurent promotes physical activity and a healthy lifestyle. In partnership with HAECC, its training facility is located at our centre. In addition, to be open exclusively to our classes during certain periods, it is also open to community members throughout the day. Both Option classes, the Social Integration Services class (SIS) and our Adult General...Read More
