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Unlike other provinces in Canada, Québec's education system is different from the rest of Canada. Quebec's education system is divided into kindergartens 1-2 years, primary six years, secondary five years (which contains three years of junior high school and two years of high school). Secondary school in Canada is only a year, so students will only learn grade 11 in secondary school. 2 years college prep, undergraduate (Applied Science 4 years, other major 3 years), Master 2 years. Quebec is the only province in Canada to have a five-year high school system.

The picture below shows the differences between the Canadian education system and the Quebec provincial education system

The picture below shows the explanatory map of Quebec's education system

Quebec secondary school diploma

Quebec secondary school diploma is divided into two types, namely, secondary general education diploma DES and secondary vocational education diploma DEP

Secondary General Education Diploma DES

High school Pu Quebec Bei Ke secondary school for five years, students completed 5 years of education, will receive a secondary education diploma (DES). The first three years of secondary school are one stage. This is equivalent to China's junior secondary education. The lectures at this stage mainly focus on the popularization of basic education. By the second stage of secondary school, which is the fourth fifth year of secondary school, students, apart from accepting In addition to basic education, you also need to take a different course and begin to plan for your own future development and choose the appropriate course. Education Diploma DES

Diploma in Vocational Education

In addition to the General Education Diploma DES, students in the fourth year of secondary school can choose the Diploma in Vocational Education Diploma DEP. This diploma is designed to train students in professional and technical vocational schools through which students will receive a Diploma in Vocational Education (DEP), as well as Professional and Professional Credentials (ASPs) and Vocational Training Certificates (AFPs).

After graduating from high school the first phase - CEGEP college diploma of education DEC

In Quebec's education system, public institutions of higher education and polytechnics are simply referred to as CEGEP. Students who hold both a General Secondary Diploma (DES) or a Diploma in Vocational Education (DEP) can apply for admission. Upon completion of the CEGEP program, you will receive a Diploma of College Studies (DEC-Diploma of College Studies)

CEGEP and some of Quebec's private schools offer two courses for students to choose from:

·         A two-year college preparatory course prepares students for college
A three-year science and technology education course that allows students to work in technical types after graduationCEGEP

Two years of general matriculation between secondary and tertiary education and three years of technical education. Secondary school students in Québec can enroll in a two-year Foundation Year at CEGEP if they plan to go to college and be admitted to Quebec University after graduation. In addition to all the applied sciences, students only need 3 years to graduate from university. The second year of CEGEP is equivalent to the first year of college in other provinces, so if you want to enroll in a university outside the province, you can enroll in the second year of a university outside of CEGEP after graduating from CEGEP.
If a student wants CEGEP to work directly after graduation and wants to work on a technology type, she may choose to work for a three-year science and technology education course after graduation.

University education in Quebec
In Quebec, CEGEP can be completed after entering university. Generally speaking, the remaining majors can graduate for 3 years except for 4 years of university study. University admission requirements in Quebec are assessed on the CEGEP scores provided by students because CEGEP scores vary from profession to division, so students should check with the school's website for admission scores before enrolling in the school program.
There are six private universities in Quebec, three of which are French, three in English. French-taught universities are Laval University, University of Montreal, Sherbrooke University. The English-taught universities are McGill University, Conti Diya