Collège Montmorency

Collège Montmorency — A public CÉGEP in Québec, Canada. Profile for those researching the Québec college system and planning to study abroad.

1. Overview and highlights

This is the public CÉGEP of Laval, located across from the Montmorency metro station. Notable fields include orthotics and prosthetics, fire safety, and museology; many technical programs offer work-study arrangements.

2. Location and language of instruction

Campus address for reference: 475, boul. de l'Avenir Laval (Québec) H7N 5H9.

Language: French. You must confirm the language of your specific program and any mandatory language courses required for graduation.

3. Choosing the right program type

• Pre-university DEC: typically 2 years, aimed at continuing to university.
• Technical DEC: typically 3 years, vocational training; the pathway to further studies depends on the program and university.
• AEC/Continuing education: has its own duration, target audience, and requirements; it is not equivalent to a DEC.

The list of programs open to international students, enrollment quotas, and campus locations must be verified before applying. The above description highlights the school's strengths and does not guarantee that all programs are currently accepting international students.

4. Admission requirements

Diplomas, transcripts, and prerequisites are evaluated on a program-by-program basis. Vietnamese students must prepare translations and academic records as required by the school or relevant admissions service. French/English proficiency certificates, minimum scores, tests, portfolios, or interviews may vary; there is no single IELTS score applicable to all programs.

5. International tuition and budget

Reference table for the 2026–2027 CÉGEP system, before exemptions:

This is a general reference for the network, not an official quote for Collège Montmorency. Additional fees, insurance, materials, equipment, housing, and living expenses are extra. AECs, part-time studies, or specific programs may have different calculation methods. You must obtain the official fee schedule for your specific program and intake year.

6. Scholarships and exemptions

There are scholarship mechanisms or additional tuition exemptions available for certain eligible international students. Eligibility depends on nationality, program, academic achievement, quotas, and intake periods; these are not automatic entitlements. You should budget based on full costs until you receive written confirmation.

7. Intakes and application deadlines

The fall intake is the first one to check. Winter intakes and additional open programs depend on the school/campus. Deadlines for international applications may be earlier than for domestic ones; check the official schedule for your intended intake and allow time for immigration procedures.

8. Study permits and post-graduation plans

Before applying, verify the school, campus, and program on Canada's DLI list; check the requirements for Québec's CAQ and study permits according to your case. PGWP eligibility must be verified separately based on the program, timing, and IRCC regulations. Being a public institution or receiving a letter of acceptance does not automatically guarantee a PGWP or permanent residency.

9. Application steps

1. Select your program, degree type, and campus.
2. Check academic and language requirements and international student availability.
3. Prepare documents, translations, and budget; submit through the correct admissions portal.
4. Once accepted, finalize study procedures, housing, and travel plans to Canada.

10. Official sources

• Collège Montmorency Website
• School profile in the Le Cégep directory
• Tuition and financial aid 2026–2027
• Procedures for studying in Québec
• IRCC: Study in Canada

Information verified as of October 2026. Schools and regulatory agencies may change programs, costs, and admission requirements.