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WEB13 hours ago · The campuses and satellite sites of Collège Boréal serve many traditional Indigenous territories. The Collège respects, acknowledges and honours the histories and cultures of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit on all the territories on which we gather. Collège Boréal extends its thanks to the Indigenous communities for their cooperation ...
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WEBLe Collège Boréal, avec ses nombreux campus et sites partout en Ontario, dessert plusieurs territoires autochtones traditionnels. Le Collège respecte et tient à reconnaître et à honorer l’histoire et la culture des Premières Nations, des Métis et des Inuits sur l’ensemble des territoires que nous partageons en Ontario.
Discover our programs, courses and training - Collège Boréal
WEBWork-integrated Learning. Work-integrated learning is a course component in programs that include apprenticeship-diploma programs, field experience, clinical placements, work placements, co-op placements, graduation projects, service learning or faculty-directed studies abroad. Over 97% of our programs offer these opportunities, to help better ...
Collège Boréal - Wikipedia
WEBCollège Boréal. / 46.5172278°N 80.9933000°W / 46.5172278; -80.9933000. Collège Boréal is a French-language College of Applied Arts and Technology serving the Northern and Central Southwestern Ontario area. It is the youngest of the 24 Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology. It achieved the highest graduation rate for the 12th ...
Welcome to the International Applicants - Collège Boréal
WEBTo be eligible, you must: Have received an offer of admission from Collège Boréal for the 2024-25 school year. Accept your offer of admission via the OCAS International Admission Service (IAS) portal no later than May 1, 2024. Make a payment of CAD 8,500 for the first semester of your program no later than May 31, 2024, via Flywire.
About Us - Collège Boréal
WEBCollège Boréal is a publicly-funded, French-language college of applied arts and technology established in Sudbury, Ontario 1995. Boréal has a dual mandate as not only a post-secondary institution, but also a vital community development organization. Boréal manages 36 sites including seven campuses in 27 Ontario communities, and maintains ...
Mon Boréal - Collège Boréal
WEBContact us to organize a guided tour of one of our campuses. Familiarize yourself with our facilities, meet our experts and get additional information about our programs and services
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