Collège de l'Île is a public French-language community college in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Collège de l'Île is a French-language postsecondary institution that trains the employees of today's and tomorrow's employers. It is a public institution funded by public funds. The administration is located in Wellington at 48, chemin Mill, and the Charlottetown campus is located at 295 rue Kent.
The college has used the name Collège de l'Île since June 23, 2008, when it received its official title of Collège communautaire de langue française from the Government of Prince Edward Island. Before 2008, it was known as La Société éducative de l'Î.-P.-É., which was legally incorporated in 1993. The Société Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin created La Société éducative. The Centre de formation aux adultes de Wellington opened in October 1994, and in 2007 a third centre was established in Deblois at the Centre acadien de Prince-Ouest.
Course and program content is developed according to the needs of the workplace. Students apply their skills in practical work and business internships. The college's homepage lists a 98% success rate and 7 open programs.
Admission routes include a registration form and complete application for students who studied at the secondary level in French, and a separate route for students whose secondary studies were in another language. Selection uses a BorderPass score, with a first phase in February. Conditional admission is available, and priority ranking applies when applications exceed seats.