Our Programs & Courses
Adult Education Courses
High School Courses
Our high school courses are flexible, accessible adult education options designed to help you reach your academic and professional goals. Whether you need to complete your high school diploma, earn required prerequisites for vocational training, or meet admission requirements for Cégep and higher education, we offer the targeted courses and support needed to take your next step.
Learn a New Language
We offer tuition-free English conversation and Francisation courses designed to enhance your communication skills, support community integration, and open up new career opportunities. Offered in person and online through Campus Brome-Missisquoi and New Horizons, these practical, 50-hour courses build confidence in real-life reading, writing, listening, and speaking to help you thrive in Quebec.
My Job, My Career, My Future (SVI)
The Sociovocational Integration (SVI) program (My Job, My Career, My Future) is a free, hands-on program that offers pathways that offer semi-skilled trade certifications, optional high school credits, and ongoing employment support. Its three core pillars cover every aspect of personal and professional growth: My Job provides career support to enter the workforce; My Career builds long-term job success; and My Future fosters independent living by teaching essential life skills.
Special Needs Program
Our Social Integration Services (Special Needs Program) offer a supportive, bilingual environment for adults living with physical, intellectual, or developmental disabilities, as well as individuals on the autism spectrum. This hands-on program helps students grow at their own pace in domestic living, functional math, everyday communication, and personal self-expression to build independence and active community participation.
Vocational Training Programs
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Offensive Construction
Launched by the Quebec government, the Offensive Construction initiative is a major program aimed at bringing in thousands of new workers to address the labor shortage on construction sites.
Need Help Planning for the Future?
Unsure of your next steps or how to reach your educational and career goals in Canada? SARCA (Reception, Referral, Counselling and Support Services) is a free, personalized guidance service for adults 16 and older in Canada navigating education or career goals. Through one-on-one support, the team helps learners evaluate their current standing, explore options like career transitions, language training, or local diplomas, and create a clear, step-by-step path to achieve their aspirations.