ADAS System Calibration Training – March 24th & May 19th
The Automobile Mechanics department of the Laurier Macdonald Career Centre will be hosting two workshops on ADAS System Calibration Training on the following dates: March 24, 2023 from 8:30am…
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Avenues for School Engagement
What lessons can be learned from the experiences of FGA and FP youth in a pandemic context? Presentation adapted from keynote presentation by Nadia Rousseau…
What’s standing in the way of more apprenticeships?
Canadians nearing retirement outnumber young people entering the working world, and demand for a new generation of skilled trades workers is soaring. Amid record high job vacancies in sectors like construction…
RÉCIT-VT Byte Size News – March 2023
RÉCIT VT is the anglophone Vocational Training branch of a Quebec wide network focused on the development of student skills through the integration of technologies in…
Inspiring and encouraging the next generation of young girls
Next week is Women in Construction Week’s 25th year of celebrating and promoting the role of women in the construction industry. This year’s theme, “many…
Studying a traditionally male-dominated trade
It’s International Women’s Day- what better time to highlight a brilliant woman studying a traditionally male-dominated trade at ACCESS. The post Studying a traditionally male-dominated…
Vocational Olympiads 2023
The Vocational Olympiads position vocational and technical training programs as a first-choice sector in Quebec. For school groups, the competitions to observe and the interactive…
The Olympiades at ACCESS
On February 16th, students from Automobile Mechanics and Bricklaying participated in the regional tournament. Now, check out how PROUD we are! The post The Olympiades…
Anglophone Community Expo 2023
The RÉCIT AGE and VT teams invite you the the third annual Anglophone Community Expo. In 2023, we are pushing the boundaries of technological connection by combining one-hour…
Quebec invests over $80 million in vocational training
The Quebec government will invest $81.3 million between now and 2027 in vocational training in order to fight against school dropouts, particularly in the regions.…