DCS Computer Science Technology (RAC)

Upon completion of the RAC process, they will receive a Computer Science Technology DCS (420.B0). NSA candidates generally have specific, specialized skills in the areas of network installation, migration, inventory management, component configuration, performance verification, network supervision and security management.

To be admitted to a RAC process, you must meet the admission requirements of the cégep where you submit your application.

Admission requirements and registration procedures vary from one cégep to another for AEC programs offered through the RAC process. However, you should expect to provide certain documents, such as a birth certificate, proof of education (secondary school diploma, college diploma, etc.), transcripts, a comparative evaluation or foreign diplomas (if applicable), a résumé (CV), and other relevant documents.

For individuals born outside of Canada, you will need to provide proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency.

It should also be noted that the main steps followed as part of the RAC process are the same for everyone and always begin with an information session, either individual or group-based. This information session is provided free of charge by the cégep.

To learn more about the steps involved in a RAC process, visit the RAC Process page on this website.