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Applicants must have completed a college diploma (DEC) *, or equivalent, or a postsecondary diploma from a recognized institution ** or university degree in interior design or environmental design.
The CEGEP (Colleges of General and Vocational Education) is the first level of higher education in Quebec, the second being the university. The colleges provide two types of programs: programs of technical studies which are primarily designed according to the labor market, although they also provide access to university and pre-university programs that prepare students for university. Both programs lead to a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DCS). To read more and learn more about the education system in Quebec * | A College diploma (DEC), requires that you have amassed 2,625 hours of contact training. This is equivalent to 91 2/3 units of college education, distributed as follows: - General Training: 660 contact hours = 26 2/3 units - Specific: 1,965 hours contact = 65 units
For the training content, see the Program Description | ** | Postsecondary institutions "recognized" is a Canadian institution that has the provincial or territorial law to award diplomas, or university / college abroad with programs / degrees are accepted by a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution. |
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