Request Access to Transcripts & Documents

Present and former students can request transcripts and other documents through these links below.

Applicable fees must be paid before your request is complete. Currently registered students should request documents via the Omnivox portal.

Request an official transcript or letter of attendance

Former day students may request a copy of a JAC course outline by sending an email to: course.outline.request@johnabbott.qc.ca.

*Please include the following information: Student’s full name, student’s ID number, the course number, and the year and semester in which the course was passed. If possible, include the teacher’s name.

*Note that this information can be found on the student’s transcript.

To request a duplicate diploma, click on the link below:

http://www.education.gouv.qc.ca/en/references/obtain-an-achievement-record-or-a-diploma/

For former Nursing Program students (DEC and AEC) who require a nursing education verification for a board or an organization outside of Québec.

Please follow the link below to submit your request and pay related fees.

Nursing Education Verification Payment and Document Submission

Academic and other institutions located outside the Province of Quebec may wish to refer to the following information as an aid to interpretation of transcripts issued by CEGEP John Abbott College.

CEGEP John Abbott College is a General and Vocational College referred to as a CEGEP. CEGEPs are governed by the Quebec Ministry of Education’s College Education Regulations (General and Vocational Colleges Act). John Abbott College offers competency based two-year Pre-University Programs as well as three-yearTechnical Programs leading to a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC). The language of instruction is English.

Each program is made up of three components:

• Compulsory General Education subjects common to all CEGEP programs in English, Humanities, Physical Education, French and complementaries.
• General Education Specific to the Program.
• Program Specific Concentration Courses directly related to the program field of study.

The Ministry of Education has determined Program Objectives and Standards for each of the above components. The objective codes and the statement of the competency have been indicated on the transcript. The objectives have been broken down into a number of competencies that the student must achieve.

In addition to the above requirements, to obtain a Diploma of Collegial Studies, students are also required to pass the following two examinations:

• Program Comprehensive Assessment evaluates students’ understanding and achievement of program objectives.
• Ministerial Examination of Language of Instruction prepared and corrected by the Quebec Ministry of Education.This four-hour examination consists of a minimum 750-word essay in response to one of three readings. Students are expected to demonstrate an understanding of the reading, awareness of how to structure an essay, and the ability to write college-level English. (Students who completed the General Education component in a French language CEGEP may write this exam in French.)

A numerical grading system is used in all Quebec CEGEPs. The pass mark is 60%.

Through the Centre for Continuing Education, we offer intensive Attestation of Collegial Studies Programs (AEC). These programs are specifically designed for adult students. Students in these programs do not take a General Education component.

For additional information, please refer to the Institutional Policy on the Evaluation of Student Achievement (IPESA).