Anne de Bellevue and College Edouard Montpetit in Longueuil do the same thing in aeronautics. We do not believe solutions will come from that approach. If that were the case, it would be very nice to have a system to intermix cultures and have exchanges. Then language would not be an issue. But there is only so far you can go with offering courses in a student's second language, Boucher warned.
Many students have their hands full passing courses in their mother tongue.
It's even tougher when it comes to the second language. If in addition you ask them to study biology or engineering in the second language, this seems completely impossible. As for dual-language schools, Henderson recalled the failed experiment in creating a bilingual College de l'Outaouis in Hull. In that case, the bilingual college did not work. Click here to recommend this story to a friend.