About Us

RECIT Vocational Training (VT) is the anglophone branch for vocational training of the RÉCIT: a Quebec wide network of over 325 consultants, entirely financed by the Ministère de l’éducation, focused on the development of student's skills through the integration of technologies in education. 

The name is an anagram of the French words réseau, éducation, collaboration, innovation, and technologie.

RÉCIT consultant services are always free. 

History

The origin of the RÉCIT dates back as far as 1988, with the creation of the Centres d’enrichissement en micro-informatique (CEMIS) that transformed into the RÉCIT 2 years later. The network significantly grew with the launching of the Digital Action Plan in 2018, of the  Digital Competency Framework in 2019, and the increased use of digital tools during the COVID 19 pandemic. Today, the RÉCIT is composed of more than 325 consultants supporting educators, everywhere in Quebec, through local, regional and national services. Since 2022, approximately 20 of those consultants serve the vocational training sector, in English and in French.

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RÉCIT consultant services are always free.

Mandate

The mandate includes designing and providing:

The support of RÉCIT VT consultants can be offered (whether on site, online, on in a hybrid form) via:

VT educators can get assistance about creating:

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Expertise

More specifically, the expertise of RÉCIT VT is about, but not limited to:

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Team

James Burn is an educational consultant with Riverside School Board and RÉCIT Provincial Service for Vocational Education. 

The 2024-2025 school year marks his ninth year as a Vocational Training consultant for the nine English school boards in Quebec. 

Utilizing his love for teaching and passion for technology, he provides customized workshops and training to integrate technology into classrooms. 

Marc Vézina brings years of grassroots experience in vocational training, having served as a professional cooking teacher for 17 years. Early in his career, he embraced the use of technology to enhance both learning and teaching.

 Now, as a consultant specializing in the integration of technology into vocational training, he is eager to collaborate with individuals dedicated to student success and to develop innovative tools and resources.