The Centre de formation en montage de lignes is a public training centre in Saint-Henri, Lévis, that teaches line assembly.
The Centre de formation en montage de lignes (CFML) is a public institution located at 42, route du Président-Kennedy in Saint-Henri, Lévis, Québec. It is affiliated with the Centre de services scolaire des Navigateurs (CSSDN). The centre's mission is to remain the expert and leader in teaching line assembly, and its vision is to offer quality training oriented toward pedagogy and student support. Its values are Fierté, Respect, and Persévérance.
The centre has been a reference in training line workers for more than 50 years. To mark its 50th anniversary, a permanent exhibition hall, the Salle d'exposition François Grégoire, was created. The centre has also supported companies in the continuing training of their employees for more than fifteen years through its Service aux entreprises.
The centre offers the DEP Montage de lignes électriques et de télécommunications program, which lasts 1140 hours. About 110 students attend each year, mostly male, coming from across the province. Teaching staff make up 75 % of the centre's personnel, or 10 teachers. The schedule is 8 hours per day from Monday to Thursday, with Fridays reserved for recovery and evaluation retakes.
The centre occupies two buildings that together house about 110 students in the line assembly program. Parking permits (vignettes de stationnement) are available.
Applicants can apply through the standard AdmissionFP application. Some programs require a selection test, and applicants aged 18 or older may take alternative prerequisite tests. International students may be admitted through partner organizations. The centre's contact phone number is 418 834-2463.