Québec School System

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The document summarizes the Quebec school system in Canada. It has four levels: elementary, secondary, college, and university. College (CEGEP) offers both technical training and academic programs. CEGEP Limoilou has four areas of excellence: geomatics technology, tourism, eco-management, and business administration. Studying in Quebec has advantages such as internationally recognized diplomas, affordable tuition compared to other countries, and experiencing North America in French.

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The Québec School System By Michel Dumont Professor of Sociology Mission CÉGEP international Overseas teaching

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Thank you! Xiè Xie Michel Dumont http://www.slideshare.net/mdumont1/qubec-school-system

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