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Located in a suburb of Montreal, the École national d’aérotechnique (ÉNA) at Cégep Édouard-Montpetit is the largest college-level institution for aviation technology in North America, welcoming up to 1300 students annually.
It has six hangers with 38 aircraft: 27 airplanes and 11 helicopters. Its cutting-edge facilities and equipment, valued at $110 million, include 35 laboratories and specialized workshops. ÉNA is also home to a research centre, the Centre technologique en aérospatiale.
Its three college-level technical programs, which combine theory and practice, each last three years and lead to a Diploma of College Studies (DSC, more commonly referred to by its French acronym, DEC) in:
- Aircraft Maintenance
- Avionics
- Aerospace Engineering Technology
ÉNA graduates can enter the job market directly or continue on to study engineering at university.
Specifications
French
Between 1,101 and 3,000 students
American football - Division 2
Badminton - Division 2
Cheerleading
Cross-country
Men's basketball - Division 1
Men's basketball - Division 2
Men's soccer - Division 2
Men's volleyball - Division 2
Women's basketball - Division 1
Women's basketball – Division 2
Women's flag football
Women's hockey
Women's outdoor soccer - Division 2
Women's volleyball - Division 1
Women's volleyball - Division 2
Available programs
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Aerospace engineering Technical program Program code:
280B0 -
Aircraft Maintenance Technical program Program code:
280C0 -
Avionics Technical program Program code:
280D0
Region and features
École nationale d’aérotechnique is loacated in the region of Montérégie.
Bike
Forest
Fortifications
Kayak
Sugar Shack