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RÉCIT VT is the anglophone Vocational Training regional branch of a Quebec wide network focused on the development of student skills through the integration of technologies in education. RÉCIT (Network, Education, Collaboration, Innovation, Technology) fulfills its mandate mainly through the training, support, and guidance of teaching staff, while also developing a culture of networking and sharing.
Visit this page to learn more about the RÉCIT VT TEAM and what they do.
The organizing committee is thrilled with the success of ACE 2025! Thank you to all who attended, contributed, and made the event so engaging. A recap highlighting key moments is available.
Save the date: the next Anglophone Community Expo will take place on March 19, 2026! Registration is already open, and we’re excited to continue building on this year’s dynamic format.
Stay tuned and get ready to explore new ideas, connect, and collaborate once again next year!
Though not specifically tailored to vocational training, the guide on the pedagogical, ethical, and legal use of generative AI in education in Quebec is now available. It provides a foundation of criteria and insights for integrating AI responsibly within educational practices. Reviewing this document may offer useful considerations for adapting AI’s potential to vocational training environments. This article (in French) from École branchée summarizes the document.
New for 2024-2025!
New for 2024-2025!
Just In Time Support live Session
Just In Time Support live Session
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, talk live with the RÉCIT VT consultants on Teams. No appointment necessary. Learn more.
The Voc Talk Café is a place to chat live about teaching a trade in today’s world. The meetings want to be a safe space to get information and discuss issues, concerns and successes in the vocational training community. Click to find the link to join, the calendar and all the information about the project.
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The AQUOPS symposium brings together educators from all sectors to explore innovative uses of technology in education. RÉCIT VT consultants James Burn and Marc Vézina were proud to contribute by leading a workshop on cybersecurity and attending inspiring sessions on virtual reality, AI, and digital practices. Discover the highlights of their experience and get ready for AQUOPS 2026 by reading the full article (2 min. 45).
The Anglophone Community Expo (ACE) 2025 brought together educators from across Quebec for a dynamic day of professional development, networking, and insightful discussions. Key topics included gamification, AI, and strategies to increase student engagement. Key takeaways and plans for ACE 2026 are available in this recap.
In Victoriaville, vocational educators explored topics such as AI, cybersecurity and inclusive teaching. With more than 50 workshops, keynotes and a lively forum, it provided tools and inspiration to shape the future of education. Read about the event, which was an opportunity to connect, learn and grow with passionate professionals in the vocational education community.
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