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Secondary 5 to CEGEP Learning Transition
Prepare for the reading, writing, subject foundations and independent work involved in the student’s next stage.
Content and availability confirmed with the team
Who this is for
Secondary 5 students preparing for CEGEP and new CEGEP students seeking learning-method support. Content depends on the intended program and current course outlines.
What students can work on
Read longer academic texts
Identify claims, evidence and technical vocabulary.
Write clear explanations
Organize paragraphs, summaries and source notes.
Review relevant foundations
Select mathematics or science topics linked to the intended program.
Manage independent work
Plan deadlines and build a realistic weekly routine.
A flexible learning sequence
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Clarify the destination
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Review current work
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Build academic methods
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Apply to relevant tasks
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Plan the next term
The sequence is adjusted to the student and agreed scope. It is not a fixed timetable or a promise of results.
Learning work we can review
A transition checklist, an annotated reading or short written task and a first-term planning example, according to the agreed scope.
How families can follow progress
Work completed
The tasks and methods addressed in relation to the learning goal.
Learning observed
What the student can do independently and where support is still useful.
Next priorities
Practice, revision and adjustments to discuss.
The form and timing of course feedback are agreed before the service begins. A separately booked paid assessment provides a written report within 5 business days, with parent feedback via Zoom or email. The free 15-minute course introduction does not include an assessment report.
Teaching format and family preparation
Ask about a suitable small group or one-to-one arrangement. Format, language, grouping, availability, session length and frequency are confirmed with the team. Regular in-person teaching is in Saint-Laurent; live online support may be arranged where suitable.
Families help by preparing requested materials, supporting an agreed practice routine and recording unresolved questions. Homework and submission arrangements depend on the selected course.
Scope and arrangements
This support does not replace required school prerequisites, an official bridging course or CEGEP admissions decisions. It does not award school credit.
Before you request a place
Is this automatically available in every language and format?
No. Language, level, teaching format and available places must be confirmed for the requested program.
Is the free consultation a lesson or an assessment?
The free 15-minute conversation introduces courses only. It is not a teaching session or diagnostic assessment.
What is the next step?
Describe the student’s level, teaching language, goal and preferred times. We then discuss suitability, arrangements and fees privately before you decide.
Tell us about the student and the goal
Start with a general description. Include the grade, school language, current difficulty, target year where relevant and preferred format. Please provide the parent or guardian’s name, email and telephone.
Enquiries do not reserve a class or confirm a booking. Payment information is shared after arrangements are confirmed.
Related existing programs
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Cégep de Saint-Laurent
Montréal
Public institution
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