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AAbout Collège Avalon

Collège Avalon, previously Academie du Savoir, is a Quebec-based education institution established in 1995 with the mission of inspiring students to pursue their dreams, empower them to shape their future and equip them to succeed. Building on over 25 years of experience and success as a high-quality provider of adult education and skills training, Avalon has expanded its curriculum to include a range of business programs designed to foster personal growth, global awareness and employability in a rapidly changing environment.


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WWhy Choose Collège Avalon

  • Specialized Skills training for in-demand careers.
  • Learn at Your Own Pace.
  • Financial Assistance to Quebec residents.
  • Student-Focused Supportive Environment.
  • Experienced and Dedicated Faculty.
  • Continuous course enrolment.
  • Flexible Schedules.
  • Course Materials.
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POur Programs

Admission requirements:

Pursuant to the College Education Regulations, section 4, for the Attestation of College Studies, A person who has received instruction considered sufficient by the college and meets any one of the following conditions:
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Admission requirements:

Pursuant to the College Education Regulations, section 4, for the Attestation of College Studies, A person who has received instruction considered sufficient by the college and meets any one of the following conditions:
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Admission requirements:

Pursuant to the College Education Regulations, section 4, for the Attestation of College Studies, A person who has received instruction considered sufficient by the college and meets any one of the following conditions:
Get started

QAbout Quebec Province

Quebec is the second-most populous province of Canada, after Ontario and is the largest province in Canada. The climate around the major cities is four-season continental with cold and snowy winters combined with warm to hot, humid summers. Canada's most popular winter sport is ice hockey and Montreal city is often referred to as the home town of ice hockey.

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MWhy Montreal?

  • The QS 2019 Best Student Cities survey ranks Montreal as best student city in America. Students voted Montreal as second best student city in the world! as it offers the best education experience in America and makes students want to stay in the city after graduation.
  • Montreal is Canada's second largest city, after Toronto
  • Montreal rates as one of the world's most livable cities, and was named “Canada's Cultural Capital” by Monocle Magazine and a UNESCO “City of Design”.
  • The Lonely Planet travel guide ranks Montreal in second place in its “10 happiest places in the World” list: “Clean, welcoming and refreshingly multicultural, Montreal happy year-round”.
  • Montreal is the business centre of Quebec and, taking its metropolitan area into account, is Canada's second largest city.
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QWhy Quebec City?

  • Excellent education system.
  • Every year 50,000* students decide to study in Québec city.
  • Modern infrastructure.
  • Affordable cost of living.
  • The lowest crime rate in North America.
  • Ranked 1 as – Safest City in the World, Most Beautiful City, Most Beautiful Streets, Best Destination to Travel.**
  • Quebec City is the capital of Quebec, the second most populous Canadian province after Ontario.
  • Quebec city is most populous city after Montreal in the Quebec province.

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TStudent's Testimonials

“The Academy offers us excellent service. They are always available to answer our questions. "

Nathalie Fortier

Human Resources Sureté du Québec

"Excellent! A lot of flexibility in the schedules. Good management follow-up. Professional, courteous and kind teachers. "

Robert Pigeon

Inspector Sureté du Québec

“For many years, we have been using the Knowledge Academy to meet the training needs of our staff. For many years, both our employees and the general management have recognized the quality and the excellence of the training received.

Manon Trépanier