Trebas Institute Montreal

Trebas Institute Montreal is a private career college in downtown Montreal, Quebec. It focuses on creative, business and technology programs with hands-on training, internship opportunities and strong student support.

For students planning the September 2026 intake, Trebas Montreal is a good fit if you want an urban, bilingual city campus with applied learning, industry-standard facilities and a route into creative or tech careers. Because it is in Quebec, students also need to pay close attention to French-language rules for AEC programs.

Quick Facts

Detail	Information
Institution type	Private career college
Location	Downtown Montreal, Quebec
Popular intake	September 2026
Campus address	550 Sherbrooke St West, Suite 600, Montreal
Main program areas	Creative, business and technology
Career support	Career Services, internship support and job fairs
Student support	Housing, family services, health resources and academic support
Employment outcome	83.5% found secure employment within six months
Languages	English and French program options
DLI number	O19338447392

Why Trebas Can Be A Good Fit

Trebas is built for students who want practical training and a direct line into the workforce. The college says its programs are career focused, regularly updated with industry input and supported by career services that help students with interviews, job searches and networking.

Montreal is a strong setting for that model. The campus sits downtown, which gives students access to transit, city amenities and a broad professional network. For creative and business students, that can make internships and industry contact feel much more accessible.

The Quebec location also makes Trebas interesting for bilingual or French-forward students. Some programs are in French, some in English, and the college is explicit about French expectations tied to Quebec studies and AEC completion rules.

2026 Tuition Snapshot

Trebas Montreal publishes tuition in program and scholarship contexts rather than as a single college-wide figure. The official pages reviewed emphasize "competitive tuition after scholarship", so the snapshot below reflects the latest published pricing signals and fees for planning.

Program / cost signal	2026 planning figure	Notes
Film & Television Production and Post-Production	CAD 18,800	English/French program, tuition shown on Toronto page used as reference point for Trebas creative training
Audio and Video Post-production	Scholarship-based pricing	Tuition published after scholarship on program page
Business Administration	Scholarship-based pricing	Tuition published after scholarship on program page
Show and Event Management	Scholarship-based pricing	Tuition published after scholarship on program page
Technology programs	Up to CAD 14,500 scholarship	Promotional scholarship amount on official tech pages
Creative programs	Up to CAD 13,500 scholarship	Promotional scholarship amount on official creative pages

Admission Snapshot

Area	What students should check
Application route	Admissions office and online application guidance
English requirement	IELTS 5.5, TOEFL, PTE, CAEL and other accepted pathways depending on program
French rule	French AEC programs have Quebec-language requirements; English AEC programs still require French proficiency at completion
Study permit	Quebec students need CAQ and study permit steps where applicable
Health insurance	Required for international students in Quebec
Financial aid	Quebec financial aid may be available; international students may use payment plans
Start date	September 2026 is the main fall planning intake

Campus And Student Life

Trebas Montreal's downtown campus gives students a compact city experience rather than a sprawling campus feel. The college supports students with housing resources, academic help, health resources, student family services and career services.

That support matters in Montreal because students often need to balance school, language planning, housing and work. Trebas seems designed with that reality in mind, especially for international students and newcomers.

Who Should Consider Trebas?

Trebas Montreal can suit students who want:

• A September 2026 Canadian intake in Montreal
• Creative, business or technology training
• Internship and career support in a downtown city campus
• English or French program options
• A college that understands Quebec language and study-permit requirements

Things To Check Before Applying

Before finalising Trebas, students should confirm:

• Whether their chosen program is in English or French
• The exact intake date for their program
• French language expectations for Quebec AEC completion
• CAQ and study permit timing
• The tuition amount after scholarship for their specific program

Trebas Institute Montreal is especially popular with students who want a hands-on creative or business education in downtown Montreal.

Key Highlights

Popular for	Why students choose it
Creative programs	Film, audio and post-production training
Business programs	E-commerce, business admin and event management
Technology programs	Data analytics and cybersecurity pathways
Downtown location	Easy access to transit, culture and employers
Career support	Résumés, interviews, networking and job fairs
Industry-standard labs	Practical equipment and software for hands-on learning
Bilingual options	English and French pathways depending on program
Student support	Housing, health and academic assistance

Why Students Choose Trebas

Students are often drawn to Trebas because it feels specialized and practical. Rather than offering a huge number of academic paths, it focuses on a handful of industries where portfolios, applied work and employer contact matter a lot.

Montreal adds a distinctive edge. It is a city where French and English learning can coexist, and for students aiming at media, events, tech or business roles, that can be a strong environment for both study and early-career networking.

Best Fit For September 2026

Trebas Montreal is a good match for students planning the September 2026 intake if they want:

• A downtown Montreal campus
• Creative, business or tech training
• Internship and career-fair access
• A bilingual city experience
• A college that is explicit about Quebec rules and student support

Useful To Know

Trebas says mastering French is important for career success in Montreal, so even English-program students should think seriously about French if they want the broadest possible job options.