RTC offers full-time career programs authorized and funded by the Quebec Ministry of Education. The skills, training and technical knowledge acquired in these programs are in great demand in business and industry throughout North America.
The courses are based on a modular system in which each student learns and progresses in a systematic manner.
An important component of each program is the work-study placement in which the students have the opportunity to practice the skills they have learned in an actual work setting.
3737 Beaubien Est Street
Rosemount Petite-Patrie H1X 1H2
Tel: 514-376-4725
Website: rosemount-technology.qc.ca
Email: info@rosemount-technology.qc.ca
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Contact our Academic Advisor
Melissa Urso
MURSO@emsb.qc.ca
Are designed to help you reach your goals and attain the skills necessary to succeed in the workplace. By combining our expertise with the passion that our teachers convey, we've created a dynamic and modern institution.
Learn fundamentals of cabinetmaking materials, machines & safety as well as specialized techniques like veneering and carving. Hands-on project work is the heart of the program. Our teaching staff comes from different industry backgrounds, from custom cabinetry, furniture design, repair and restoration, film sets, and aerospace. Our graduates work in big and small shops; build kitchens, office furniture, commercial interiors; they outfit private jets, restore antiques, design furniture and teach others.
The Cabinetmaking program leading to a DEP is a 1650 hour course. Day program (6 hrs/day): approximately 14 months. Evening program (5 hrs/evening): approximately 17 months.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to perform tasks such as finishing used and new furniture; mixing opaque colours, the application of special finishes , preparation of wood surfaces, acquire the knowledge of health and safety rules and measures; knowledge of furniture styles, and starting a small business.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
Acquire the knowledge, ability and attitude necessary to assure functioning and maintenance of automated production equipment all the while respecting quality and technological changes, troubleshooting, repairing different systems and parts, hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical and electronic circuits, working in different companies that use automated systems.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
To develop the skills necessary to determine the information to include on drawings, such as: solve problems related to industrial drafting, taking and interpreting measurements; develop the skills necessary to understand manufacturing, such as: interpreting technical information related to materials and manufacturing processes, illustrating the arrangement of components and power train systems; develop the skills necessary to interpret, carry out, and correct drawings and to produce sketches, to use specialized functions of a computer-aided drafting program, to produce detail drawings of mechanical components, assembly, mechanisms, piping and circuit diagrams, making three-dimensinal drawings and designing a simple technical object; develop the necessary skills for multi-disciplinary team work and to integrate into school and work life.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
To develop in the students the basic competencies required to carry out machining tasks, to perform machining tasks on conventional machine tools, to perform programming tasks, to perform machining tasks on numerical control machine tools, to actively participate in multidisciplinary teams and to integrate harmoniously into the school and work environments.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
The manufacturing sector is rapidly evolving to more sophisticated and advanced CNC machine tools. Our program enables students to meet those challenges by learning on state-of-the-art machines and software. Students learn advanced CNC techniques using industry standard controls like FANUC. Mitsubishi, Fadal, and Siemens. Our shop is equipped with 3-axes turning centres (C-axes with live tooling) and machining centers with up to 5 axes. We teach CAM programming using the acclaimed Master CAM X2 software package.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
Computer graphics designers work for companies specializing in the graphic communications, multimedia and corporate sectors, which include magazines, newspapers, packaging companies, manufacturers of other print products, Web site producers and electronic product manufacturers. Computer graphics designers can also be self-employed.
They produce page layout templates and create page layouts. Their work involves processing images and text, incorporating them into page layouts and preparing the layouts for printing and multimedia distribution while ensuring that they meet technical distribution standards.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
Learn all aspects of the printing trade from computer layout to operating offset and screen presses as well as finishing and binding techniques. Get hands-on experience that will give you the employment edge. Upon completion, your understanding of the entire printing process, equipment maintenance, paper, inks, film, stripping, and application software will enable you to enter the world of printing with confidence.
To apply online, please visit the program page on the AEVS website below:
The recognition of acquired competencies (RAC) is a process that allows an individual with skills gained through life or work experience to obtain official recognition of their competencies in relation to a program of study.
When an adult student reaches 18 years of age (on June 30th), and does not meet the requirements for admission to a vocational program, passing the GDT is one of the functional pre-requisites that is required to be eligible to certain vocational education programs.
This test offers you the opportunity to achieve a Secondary School Equivalency Certificate. This will allow you to demonstrate the skills, knowledge, competencies and abilities you have acquired.
Another way to get your high school equivalency is by registering to take General Educational Development (GED) tests. GED tests cover five different subject areas. A person must pass all five tests to get their GED certification (certified Canadian high school equivalency).
Evaluation of Educational transcript(s) from other Canadian provinces and / or countries to enter into vocational education programs.
SARCA services are designed for adult learners, who can use them before they enrol in adult education or during their general education or vocational training. They are designed to assist adult learners in choosing and implementing a learning plan in line with their personal and career goals and to provide the assistance they need throughout the entire process.
Virtual Tour: Rosemount Technology Centre (October 1 2020)
