Red Alert: New measures in effect as of October 8

On-campus courses  

The measures announced affect students who are enrolled in a college program (DEC and AEC). Most courses in these programs currently offered on campus will be transferred online, except for certain type C2 courses and a large majority of type C3 courses that must exceptionally continue on campus. As a reminder, "C1", "C2" or "C3" are written before the course name on your schedule.  

Please note that courses in the DEP, ASP and certificate programs remain on campus.  

We understand that this change may raise many questions from you. Please note that as of Thursday, October 8, for most students, courses will be offered by distance learning only, unless otherwise advised by your school administration or teachers.  

The College will do everything possible to ensure that your training can continue and that you can acquire the skills in your program despite the pandemic.  

Health Measures and COVID Alert app  

 If you have to come on campus, it is more important than ever to respect sanitary measures.  

As of Thursday, October 8, you must:  

•  Wear your mask or face cover at all times, including in classrooms.  
• Continue to respect the physical distance of 2 meters and frequent hand washing.  
• Download the Government of Canada COVID Alert tracking application on your mobile device and log in.  
  • This application allows you to notify people of potential exposures before symptoms appear.  
  • The COVID Alert application is secure, it does not collect any personal information except your IP address.  
  • Please note that we may ask you for proof of download upon your arrival on campus.  

Retrieving school materials  

Students wishing to retrieve their school materials from their lockers can do so without any problem by strictly following the sanitary measures.  

Together, we will make it happen!  

We are aware that this exceptional situation will require constant adjustments and collaboration to obtain optimal results. We will closely monitor the situation and keep you informed should the measures change.  

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact your student coordinator. They are there to support you throughout your academic journey.