Presentation

Well Connected Étudiants (EBB) is a federal programme of Industry of the Canada. It is an original manner to facilitate the diffusion of the technologies the information in the company. The idea is to require of students in technology information to form the population with the various fields of the Web free or an inexpensive way.

These principal customers

• the elder ones,

• individuals wishing to improve their knowledge and/or competences, such as for example learning how to write a blogist.

• the contractors of SME, very often, who cannot easily pay the price of the formations to require by the professionals of the field or who simply wish " to be made a tête" on the e-business.

Other favors, this program makes it possible students to obtain an employment in their field of studies, while learning how to carry out oral performances in front of varied audiences.

This program is a partnership between Industrie Canada and the colleges and universities of Canada. For the Quebec, the establishments engaged in the project are:

• Holy Cégep Hyacinthe

• Cégep Jonquière
• the School of the High Commercial Studies
• the collegial city (Ottawa and Outaouais)

Principal programs suggested

For the elder ones:

basic
• Data-processing,
• Introduction to Internet,
• To communicate on line,
• e-business and you

For the contractors:

basic
• Data-processing,
• Introduction to Internet,
• Email
• Applications Internet
• Internet for the companies
• Transactions in line

Although the set of themes of the lesson is given by the federal stage, each provincial section of EBB developed its frameworks of training and its contents own. For example the antenna of Montreal chose short conferences for the very often pressed contractors and of the formations at the day for the individuals.

External bonds

The program Students Connected Well of Canada
Industry Students connected well in Montreal
The programme of conferences in electronic businesses of Students connected well in Montreal

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