A pocket guide for newcomers

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Education systems vary from country to country, and even from province to province. This article sums up key points about going to school in Quebec.

The terminology used in school communications and settings is always changing. To make things easier for you, Alloprof has made a glossary of the most frequently used school-related terms.

This article will answer any questions you may have about registering your child for kindergarten. It even includes a handy checklist!

Children grow up so fast! Are you making plans for preschool but not sure about the difference between CPEs and kindergarten? This article is for you!

Your child receives a report card at the end of every school term. This document contains essential information about a student’s progress. We can help you make sense of it.

Every fall, Quebec schools send out an official assessment that provides parents with valuable information about their child’s behaviour. Here is everything you need to know about this document.

Your little one is starting kindergarten. What should you expect? How will your child’s days be structured? What routines should you establish first? Find the answers to all these questions in this article!

What does it take to earn a high school diploma? Learn about the requirements for graduation and how the credit system works.

To help students understand the world and succeed academically, the Quebec school program focuses on developing specific competencies. Learn all about them in this article.

Every school has its own code of conduct—a set of rules intended to ensure a safe and healthy environment for all students. Find out more in this article.

Moving to a new country comes with plenty of challenges. To help children from allophone families learn French and integrate into Quebec society, they are first placed in welcoming classes. In these classes, children receive help learning French and the codes and values of their new environment.

If your child is studying in a language that is different from your own, supporting them academically can be challenging. You may worry about how to help them with homework or communicate with their school. Fortunately, there are various strategies that can make a big difference.

To learn a new language, your child has to hear it and speak it as often as possible. But what if they lack the opportunity to use that language every day? Read this article for ideas on how you can help.

The stress of changing schools can turn your child’s life upside down. Fortunately, we have tips on how to make a smooth transition.

Alloprof provides free, professional services specifically aimed at helping Quebec students and their parents. Learn about the resources and services we offer to families in this article.

School supplies can really put a dent in your wallet. Here are a few tips for reducing your back-to-school shopping bill.

Wondering how to pack a healthy lunch that your child will actually want to eat? These tips are sure to get your little one excited about their midday meal!

Alloprof’s free Help Zone is a space where students can ask school-related questions at any time. Read our tips on how your child can get the most out of this homework and study resource.

To do well in school, your child needs to develop their French vocabulary. There are a number of things you can do as a parent to make this activity more fun! Read our ideas on how to help your child stay motivated.

Is your child struggling with certain concepts as they prepare for exams? Thanks to our Crash Lessons, studying has never been easier. These interactive videos include clear explanations and helpful exercises!

Looking for fun, stimulating activities to help your child learn their ABCs? This article is just what you need!