Collège Laflèche

Collège Laflèche is a private college in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada, offering both pre-university and technical programs. Founded in 1969 by the Ursuline nuns, it is the only private college in the Mauricie and Centre-du-Québec regions to provide this dual offering. The college welcomes approximately 1,300 students annually, including a significant number of international students.

Academics

Collège Laflèche provides a range of pre-university programs, typically two years in duration, that prepare students for university studies, as well as three-year technical programs designed for direct entry into the job market. These programs lead to a Diploma of College Studies (DEC). Notable programs include Sciences humaines, Sciences de la nature, and Sciences, lettres et arts. The college emphasizes an experiential learning approach, allowing students to develop technical skills in real-world contexts.

International Students

Collège Laflèche offers support services for international students, guiding them through the admission process and integration into Quebec life. While the primary language of instruction is French, the college does offer some English as a second language courses and bilingual programs. The student life team organizes diverse activities to foster integration and create an enriching experience. The college also has a student committee for LGBTQ+ diversity.

Campus & Location

The college is situated in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, a city described as dynamic, safe, and human-scaled, where the cost of living is more affordable than in larger urban centers. Trois-Rivières is conveniently located 90 minutes from both Montreal and Quebec City. The campus features a student residence, a pedagogical restaurant, and various facilities aimed at student well-being, including a gym and social club.

Career Outcomes

Collège Laflèche is committed to preparing graduates for successful careers or further university studies. The college's placement service assists students and graduates in finding employment opportunities, including full-time, part-time, and summer jobs. They also facilitate internships and work-integrated learning experiences with employers. The college aims to develop students' skills for the job market through practical, real-world training.