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MONTREAL – Monday, August 31, 2026 – Alloprof, a key player in the academic success of Quebec students for three decades, is taking a new step by making its vast ecosystem of free educational resources and content available in English, guaranteeing English-speaking students in Quebec access to free academic support.

Montreal, August 19, 2026 – While mastering French is essential to academic success, parents across Quebec say it’s also the subject their child struggles with the most at school.1 To help get the new academic year off on a good footing, Alloprof is enriching its French-language offerings with the launch of Allofrançais Courses, a series of interactive activities to promote progress in writing in French, along with a host of revamped tools to support students in their learning.

Montreal, July 7, 2026 – Summer means intensive review and retaking exams for tens of thousands of secondary students across Quebec. Alloprof will be there to support them beginning July 8 with an enhanced offering of services featuring classroom workshops (both in-person and virtual), a review survival guide, and personalized support from its teaching team. 

Montreal, June 5, 2026— The Alloprof Board of Directors today announced the appointment of Mr. Ignace Mouzannar as Executive Director, effective August 3, 2026. This appointment marks a significant milestone in the organization's history as it prepares to consolidate its unique model that puts human-driven innovation at the service of educational success and the growing needs of Quebec students.

Montreal, April 23, 2026 — Alloprof is enhancing its popular review sessions to provide secondary students with even more comprehensive support as they prepare for Quebec’s Ministry exams, now just weeks away.

Montreal, August 18, 2025 — Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), reading or writing difficulties, dyslexia-dysorthography[RA1] , and more: nearly 25% of elementary and high school students in Quebec experience learning or adjustment challenges. Yet many parents lack the resources to effectively support their children at home. In response, the Institut des troubles d’apprentissage (Institut TA) and Alloprof, two pillars of educational success, are launching the Learning Together project.