Discover "Guide for Future Quebecers," a compelling learning and evaluation situation offered as part of the Quebec Culture and Citizenship (CCQ) program for Secondary 1 students.

This unique LES immerses young learners in the enriching world of collective life and public space in Quebec, focusing on media, information literacy, and fundamental concepts of citizenship, public institutions, cultural heritage, and social diversity.

The journey begins with "Do You Know Your Quebec?", an invitation to test their basic knowledge about Quebec, sparking interest and curiosity. Students will delve into the foundations of Quebec citizenship, analyzing the cultural values that define this rich and diverse territory. It's a unique opportunity to understand the connections between individuals and the organized political communities they belong to, including rights, obligations, and responsibilities.

Next, the LES addresses "Many Cultures, One Nation," where students explore the concept of nordicity and its impact on Quebec's population. This task sheds light on how a multitude of cultures coexist harmoniously, forming a united and strong nation.

The journey continues with "Forming a Quebec Identity," where the youth discover the crucial roles of government in creating and maintaining Quebec's identity. This section offers fascinating insights into how public institutions contribute to social and cultural cohesion.

The final task, "Creating a Brochure," is an opportunity for students to synthesize their learnings. They capture the most important and unique aspects of life in Quebec, producing an informative brochure that could guide future Quebecers through the complexities of citizenship and life in this province.

This program is more than just a history or geography lesson; it's an educational adventure that prepares students to become enlightened, responsible, and engaged citizens, capable of navigating and contributing to Quebec society tomorrow. "Guide for Future Quebecers" is not only an exploration of what it means to be Quebecois; it's a call to reflection, commitment, and celebration of the diversity that enriches Quebec. Embark on this captivating journey and transform your understanding of citizenship and Quebec identity.