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The Western Québec Career Centre is now registering for all programs! Before you know it, you will be on your way to a new career!

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We now are open to registering students from out of the province and from other countries. It’s easier than you think! For more information contact our International Student Administrator by email.

 

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Programs Starting in Fall 2021

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Institutional and Home Care Assistance
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Automobile Mechanics
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Starting a Business
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Health, Assistance and Nursing
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Welding and Fitting
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Residential and Commercial Drafting
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Industrial Drafting
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Accounting
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Secretarial Studies

Registering now for January 2022

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Automobile Mechanics – DEP (DVS)

Automobile Maintenance & Service – AEP (STC)

High Pressure Welding – ASP (AVS)

Semi-automatic Welding GMAQ & FCAW – AEP (STC)

Welding & Fitting – DEP (DVS)

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Adult Learners Awards

Michael Bergen

Michael Bergen, 26 from Aylmer decided to try something new after a few years working in part-time jobs. He made the decision to go back to school and get training to start a career, and has not looked back since. Michael has already landed a part-time job in a dealership and hopes to get full-time employment there when he graduates next year. Michael points to his teachers, the facilities, the low cost of the program, and the proximity to his home as factors that help him succeed. “If you like problem-solving and are interested in trying to figure out how things work, then Automechanics is for you”. “I have fallen in love with the Automotive Industry and the constant challenges and questions it throws at you” says Bergen who adds, “for somebody who wants to learn, this is the ideal school!”

Michael Bergen – Automechanics Program
Michael Belanger

“Find a job you love and you will never work a day in your life”, recommends Michael Belanger, 65 who tried retirement but was not ready for it! After running his own grocery business for 30 years, Michael was hungry to try out something different but knew that despite having skills and experience, he would need qualifications. So he decided to enrol in the Accounting program at the Western Quebec Career Centre and has enjoyed working with his fellow students and teachers. Michael is hoping to personify the WQCC mission statement, Transforming Knowledge into Careers, and commends his teachers by the way they expertly “prepare” students for the career ahead of them. Belanger who is married for 41 years takes nothing for granted and advises, “make sure you enjoy what you are doing, and have fun”. A top student in his class, Michael works hard at achieving excellence in every module, and is often seen sitting with others helping and encouraging them. Michael likes to walk the talk when it comes to good values and professionalism, and is often heard to say, “courtesy is contagious, let’s start an epidemic!”

Michael Belanger – Accounting Program
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Tony Harris-Kluke, 24 from Aylmer acknowledges the support of his wife and their three kids for helping him go back to school and excel in the welding program. Tony who has grown up in a family very involved in all aspects of the construction industry has brought these experiences and skills to a new trade and never looked back. Tony’s teachers are happy to recommend him as one of their stronger students and are confident that whatever employer hires Tony will have found a talented and professional welder. “I enjoyed learning the blueprints module because it gives you the skills to start a project and plan it out fully”. Tony identifies his inner competitive spirit to do well as the main driving force behind his ambition. “I want to have a good career and settle down with a steady income”. Tony appreciates the expertise of his teachers and the new welding facilities which make the WQCC a great learning environment.

Tony Harris-Kluke – Welding and Fitting Program
Liane Marcoux

Liane Marcoux, 18 from Aylmer decided to follow in the footsteps of some of her family and pursue a career in office administration. “While a student at Grande Rivière I did a stage in the local secretarial school and I liked it”. So after receiving her High School Diploma, Liane decided to sign up at the Western Québec Career Centre. Liane’s goal is to find a stable job with opportunity, hopefully in the government. Marcoux identifies perseverance and a never give up attitude as being key to success in the program and life. “When choosing a career, list all the possibilities you would like and then find out about them”. Liane recognises the great teachers she has who have helped improve her keyboarding and software skills and loves the variety in the program.

Liane Marcoux – Secretarial Program