Do you offer English or French conversation classes?
Some centres partner with local organizations to run English or French conversation classes.
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Adult General Education
How many days can I be absent?
Attendance policies vary between centres. Attendance is critical for student success. Some centres will remove students from courses if they miss 5 consecutive days.
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What materials do I need?
Centre websites often list the materials needed for courses and programs.
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My studies were in French. Can I transfer to the English system?
Yes, but there will be a shift in language courses previously acquired, speak with the guidance counsellor or academic advisor for further information.
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I studied in a province outside Quebec, will my studies be recognized?
Yes, Grade 10, 11 and 12 courses can be considered.
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I was absent yesterday. How do I submit a medical note?
Give your doctors note or document to your teacher or centre secretary.
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My children were sick. Is that a justified absence?
Some centres do not accept absences due to sick family members.
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A family member has passed away. How many days can I be absent?
You would have to provide a death certificate and you may be absent 2 to 3 days.
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I am struggling and need to speak to someone. Who can help me?
Most adult centres have counsellors that can help students. They also have SARCA development officers. Each board has a SARCA person. They can help find support not related to academics like career options, support from local organizations and finances.
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