Anglophone Community Expo (ACE) 2024 Conference – Review
In the landscape of adult general education and vocational training, staying abreast of innovative practices and technological advancements is key to empowering learners and facilitating…
Exploring Innovations in Adult General Education and Vocational Training: Highlights from the Anglophone Community Expo 2024 Conference
In the landscape of adult general education and vocational training, staying abreast of innovative practices and technological advancements is key to empowering learners and facilitating…
Keeping up with Expectations of Electrotech’s Workplace
The March 18, 2024 VOC TALK café topic will be Keeping up with Expectations of Electrotech’s Workplace. Like many others, the field of automated electromechanic systems is…
Checklist for Students Workshop
On March 11, 2024 VOC TALK café will host a Checklist for Students Workshop. A process checklist can help students organize their work and help…
QACVE Peer Recognition Awards
Hello VT teachers! During the biennial education conference for vocational training teachers this May 16-17, 2024, QACVE members take the opportunity to recognize a fellow…
Survey for teachers in VT
The RAC Committee of l’Observatoire de la formation professionnelle is beginning the work required to evaluate the pertinence of making an official request to include the subject…
Anglophone Community Expo (ACE) 2024
Join us for the 4th annual online conference Anglophone Community Expo (ACE). The collaboration between RÉCIT AGE, RÉCIT VT and PROCEDE VT has resulted in a one-of-a-kind online event. The…
EPC-VT February ❤️ Meeting Summary
Hello everyone! 👋. Here is a brief summary of our February 20 committee meeting In today’s meeting, we took a different approach – we added…
Shifting Lenses: From My (Now) Consultant Self to (Former) Teacher Self.
I distinctly recall a conversation with the centre director during my tenure as a cooking teacher for the Lester B Pearson school board. She encouraged…
INĀT: crafting perfect imperfections in Montreal’s New Chabanel
A great article about a former Rosemount Technology Centre cabinet making student. He considered social work, but facing the choice of either studies or getting…