Open House

All are welcome to visit Vanier at our annual OPEN HOUSE.

This is an opportunity to meet with our faculty, our staff and students and see why Vanier is known as student-centered.

Speak to our Admissions staff, Advisors and Counsellors. Even apply online for Winter 2011.

Have any questions regarding applying to Vanier? Admissions presentations will take place in the Amphitheatre, B223 at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 pm.

Learn important information about making the transition from a French high school to an English Cégep at the Anglais...sans problème information session. This session will provide information to help potential students decide if their English is strong enough to succeed at Vanier, suggest preparatory English courses and outline services that are available to second language learners. This session, given by Chris Hall from the Language School, will be presented in the D221 at 1:30 and 2:30 pm.

Attend our Music activities. Click here for all the events taking place in the Music Program on Open House.

Watch our soccer & basketball games:

Women’s Soccer team hosting a Quarter Final game against Terrebonne at 2:00pm on the Soccer field and the Women’s AAA Basketball team have added a game at 1:00pm in the gym.

Take a tour. Chat with our Deans. Meet the Dean of Careers and Technical Programs – 4:00pm, Auditorium, A103. Mix with parents and students.

Visit our facilities:

- Our brand new Science labs.

- Our state of the art Early Childhood Education Program facilities.

- Architectural technology facilities

- Building Systems Engineering Technology

- Computerized Systems Technology

- Environmental and Wildlife Management

- Industrial Electronics

- Music

- Respiratory & Anaesthesia Technology

- Commerce

- Computer Science and Mathematics

Parking is available on campus.

Testimonial : October 2006 Open House visitor

"The only reason why we went to Vanier was for a comparison and because my son's friend is interested in the Music program (highly rated).

Vanier was easy to get around. Right away the boys asked to go out on their own and meet us in 30 minutes. After 30 minutes they phoned on the cell to say they needed additional time. For what ever reason they felt very comfortable. Most of the booths were centrally located in the cafeteria. The plastic bag was handy for placing papers. The dog at the Animal Tech booth was a fun attraction and candies were everywhere. The staff was friendly and encouraging. I spoke with a teacher at the Liberal Arts Booth and she was informative. When we were back in the car both boys said "I can see myself going there."