Lester B. Pearson School Board - Pearson Electrotechnology Centre

Lester B. Pearson School Board (LBPSB) is one of the largest English school boards in Quebec in terms of student enrollment, serving approximately 21,000 students in the Youth sector and approximately 8,700 in its Continuing Education sector. The Board is responsible for a network of 37 elementary schools, 13 secondary schools and 8 Continuing Education Centres. Gordon Robertson Beauty Academy, PACC Adult Education Centre, PACC Career Centre, Pearson Electrotechnology Centre, Place Cartier, Sources Adult and Career Centre, Verdun Adult and Career Centre, West Island Career Centre, Business Solutions.

Lester B. Pearson School Board - Pearson Electrotechnology Centre
The Pearson Electrotechnology Centre is a professional career centre located in Lachine, one of the most scenic and historical Burroughs of Montreal. From the time we first opened our doors in 2007, we have been building and establishing ourselves as a leader in technical training. We have built a team of experienced instructors and devoted support staff. We also pride ourselves in keeping a close relationship with industry demands and standards to ensure we are preparing our graduates to succeed in a highly-demanding technical environment. We welcome you to visit us and speak with an advisor to explore the vast opportunities our programs offer you.

The facilities include state-of-the-art workshops and laboratories designed to offer students the opportunity to acquire real life hands-on experience. Components and tools are also available to students through our own internal supply store. Modern classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards and computers. Dedicated computer labs are also available to students within every program. A newly designed and constructed active learning space serves as a resource centre for students. This modern smart room is equipped with various mobile devices, wireless presentation capability, and computers equipped with subject specific simulation software.

The centre is also home to a Telecommunications Museum which traces Canada’s telecommunications’ history, from switchboards to cell phones – each in working condition. This museum offers students the opportunity to appreciate the history and progress made throughout the years.

Students can unwind in it the centres large lounge which is equipped with a number of table-top games and couches. Adjacent to this lounge is the centres large cafeteria equipped with microwaves and various vending machines.