Before anything else, you should meet with the information officer from our reception and referral service. She’ll be able to guide you towards the appropriate path and make an appointment for you, if necessary. Maybe you’re still searching to define yourself in terms of interest, values and personality, a prelude to choosing a course of training that suits you best. If that’s the case, you might enjoy participating in a guidance process with one of our counsellors. If, on the other hand, you already know what you want to study but seek to validate your choice of training and learn more about it, you should meet with the counsellor from our educational and occupational information service.

You can do research on schools and training institutions directly in our documentation center, where we have all the resources needed to answer your questions. However, if you can’t find what you’re looking for, you might consider making an appointment with the educational and occupational information service counsellor, at which point you will also be able to fill out an enrolment application. If you still haven’t filled out an enrolment application for the upcoming session and the deadline is looming, our urgence admission service will be able to help, if you have a reasonable amount of time left.

Before dropping out, you should meet with one of our youth coach of the IDEO 16/17 project. They could very well know the reasons that motivate you to drop out or to want to do so. The best thing to do is talk to them as it could really be beneficial. If on the other hand you have already dropped out, are between the ages of 18 and 24 and are unemployed, we suggest you take a look at the Jeunes en action project. Whether you go back to school or start working, you will no doubt find the best path towards achieving your aspirations.