Cégep Gérald-Godin is a public francophone college in Montréal offering pre-university and technical programs, named after poet Gérald Godin.
The Cégep Gérald-Godin's mission is to offer quality education to young people and adults of the metropolitan region and beyond, so that they become engaged citizens. It describes itself as a higher education institution with a human dimension, staffed by passionate people. Its educational project places the student and their academic and personal success at the center of its training activities. The college is named after the poet Gérald Godin, whose writings inspire its mission. The general director is Julie Pelletier.
The college offers pre-university programs, including Sciences de la nature, Sciences humaines (3 profiles), and Arts, lettres et communication. Technical programs include Soins infirmiers, Techniques de pharmacie, and Techniques de l'informatique. The Cheminement Tremplin DEC lets students begin college studies without choosing a program, starting with general education courses. The college also offers continuing education courses for adults and services for businesses. Research centres include CERASP, CRIFÉ, and LabSEL.
The main campus is located at 15615, boulevard Gouin Ouest, Montréal (Québec) H9H 5K8. Facilities include a library, a cafeteria, a sports centre, a Coop, and the Salle Pauline-Julien, a performance venue that has earned a place of choice with the public of the West of the Island. A new sports centre has been officially inaugurated. In 2025-2026, 121 students took part in one of the 22 student committees or projects.