Séminaire de Sherbrooke is a private educational institution in Sherbrooke, Québec, founded in 1875 and offering secondary and collegial education.
The Séminaire de Sherbrooke was founded in 1875 by Mgr Antoine Racine, first bishop of Sherbrooke. It is a private educational institution incorporated under chapter 189 of the Statutes of Quebec (1959). Its head office is located at 195, rue Marquette, Sherbrooke, Québec. The general telephone number is 819 563-2050, and the general email address is courrier@seminaire-sherbrooke.qc.ca.
The Séminaire was declared of public interest by the Quebec Ministry of Education for the collegial order in August 1969, and for the secondary order in October 1969.
The Séminaire has education as its finality, understood as a process that ensures the growth of the person. It aims to develop all dimensions of the person so that they become autonomous and creative. Its goal is the balanced development of physical, intellectual, affective, ethical and social components of personality.
As an institution linked to Quebec's education system, the Séminaire ensures that the specific objectives of general education set by the Quebec Ministry of Education are met. The language of instruction at the Collégial is French. The Collégial offers programs including Techniques d'intervention en criminologie, Technologie de l'architecture, and Techniques juridiques. Sciences humaines is offered with profiles in Administration, Droit et criminologie, or Psychologie, and Sciences de la nature with profiles in Sciences de la santé or Sciences pures et appliquées.
The Collégial campus is described as modern and bright, designed to favour success and well-being. Listed facilities include Salle Artopex, Salle Terrasse, Gymnase du Collégial, Théâtre Léonard St-Laurent, and Gymnases 1, 2 and 3. The Collégial and Formation continue are located at 155, rue Belvédère Nord, Sherbrooke, Québec.