École de technologie supérieure ÉTS

Easily the best school to gain hands-on experience since everything is aimed towards pratical. Great teachers, awesome pub. Only downside is there's no grills.

The university is really on a high level, i am learning new stuff everyday. I like the methodology of teachers. And i have the pleasure that i was with one of the greatest teachers there, Professor Jean Arteau.

One of the best

One of the third class university in Canada. Please do not take admission at any cost. Professors are extremely biased they want to destroy your career just for the sake of their own ego. I request you all either go to McGill, Waterloo or anyother university, but not ETS.

Great location for an engineering school apparently more oriented on technical learning.

Definitely one of the greatest engineering school in the province of Quebec. It's situated not far south from downtown Montreal. Good if you want a school more oriented on practice.

I used to think ETS was a good school for engineering studies, even though I have chosen McGill Engineering over ETS for McGill's global reputation. I wished to take a computer programming course (belonging to its general education sector) at ETS during the sumer holidays in 2019 to improve my computer skills. I was ready to pay!!However, I didn't expect that they were so bureaucratic!! Incompetent staff kept pushing me to other devisions and a lady kept asking me how I had found her office phone number. (Apparently she just wanted to sit there all day and receive her undeserved salary automatically.) They are so lazy and they were not willing to help!! The school gave me wrong information, which was contradictory to their official website. I am very disappointed at ETS because they are very bureaucratic. I think I have definitely made the correct decision of choosing McGill. By talking to people from these two schools, I can easily tell the difference. Don't believe the propaganda of ETS. The best engineers have solid fondation in theory. If you are good at theory, practice is what you can easily learn on the job, once you give yourself a few months time.

Reasons for ets being above average:1)We learn assembly, not the most helpful of programming languages but it’s definitely a language.2) We have security guards on segways so you know it’s safe.3) With almost 10% of our students being of the female persuasion we can say that our diversity is of utmost importance.4) We are all technically technicians, however some of us still have no idea what we are doing here.5) if you do decide to come here please be aware that all exams are in French with absolutely no way of having them in English. Recruiters love to trick us English folk.6) we have a pub; it’s food is mediocre but it serves alcoholic beverages which can help you get through some of the more “exciting” classes.7) the clubs are great even when they trap you in with a minimum requirement of 10-40 hours a week of involvement.8) the cafeteria here has coffee though it tastes like dirty dishwasher at times.9) it’s the university I chose so I guess that counts for something.10) Teachers are so much more involved than at Concordia. The classes are capped at ~40 students.Cheers.