A little known fact is that vocational training options in English in Quebec are open to everyone! Yes, everyone*! While the language of instruction is in English, we have bilingual staff who are very at ease and capable of helping those who have English as their second language. Want proof? Let Brigitte tell you in...Read More
“I’ve always been the type of person who goes out of their way to help people. Not only will this be a good paying job, but I also live in Kahnawake and expanding the hospital, I think will be a good place for me to go and help my community. That’s really what I want...Read More
COME AND LEARN ABOUT OUR TRADE PROGRAMS! (Thursday, March 21 – 4:00 to 8:30 p.m. / @ CVCEC & NOVA Career Centre) Are you interested in starting a new and rewarding career or are you interested in learning some great skills for life? Come visit two of our career centres during our OPEN HOUSE and...Read More
May 24 2018 – CVCEC health care teams welcomed with enthusiasm the Melissa’s Sunshine Camp from HAECC. This website provides you with some important information on the risks of medicines and how they are evaluated for safety. There are various other questions the medicinal product. The very substantial aspect you must look for is Kamagra. Cialis has been...Read More
For eight years, we have given the staff and students of CVCEC the opportunity to broaden their horizons, to learn in a new unique environment by travelling to San Jose de Ocoa in the Dominican Republic for one of their placements. We partner with Georgian College in Ontario for this experience. This community in the...Read More
Teachers and students went to San Jose de Ocoa, Dominican Republic, for an International stage in Health! Be sure to check out their adventures via the Dominican Republic team Ocoa 2018 Facebook PageRead More
“Pretty cool experience, as a group setting! Loved walking in someone else’s shoes for a bit and to see how others feel. Great memories! Thank you.” – Chantal Vincent, Assistance in Health Care Facilities “Puts people in perspective of what being blind really feels like, having to trust the person who is leading you” – Katie Deer-Downes,...Read More
On February 13th CVCEC showed their love through “Share your Culture”. The event is organized to give students an opportunity to share cultural and traditional dishes with their fellow students. Students enjoyed a variety of different foods, spices and conversations about traditions and different cultures from which these dishes originated.Read More
Students from the New Frontiers School Board in the Continuing Education department want to say a little something about their teachers… Be sure to check every day this week as we have a little video segment from different students talking about the teachers who make a difference in their lives in order to help them...Read More
