MONTREAL AND VICTORIAVILLE

The Hosting Organisation

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Inovem

Hosting city: Montreal and Victoriaville

Inovem is a Canadian wood and related materials innovation centre affiliated with the Cégep de Victoriaville.

Inovem’s mission is to support companies in the furniture and cabinetmaking sector in their innovation process. The Centre offers technical services to support industrial development from wood drying to product finishing by developing and implementing innovative solutions to ensure business competitiveness. To achieve this, the Centre relies on a multidisciplinary team of experts and a research infrastructure that includes state-of-the-art industrial equipment and three different laboratories (low environmental impact industrial finishing, digital technologies, and mechanical and climatic testing).

Inovem offices are located at the ENME (National School of cabinet making) in Victoriaville (Canada). Interestingly, some teachers and students work closely together on research activities, giving ENME a higher profile and benefiting both organizations.

INOVEM logo

Inovem

Hosting city: Montreal and Victoriaville

Inovem is a Canadian wood and related materials innovation centre affiliated with the Cégep de Victoriaville.

Inovem’s mission is to support companies in the furniture and cabinetmaking sector in their innovation process. The Centre offers technical services to support industrial development from wood drying to product finishing by developing and implementing innovative solutions to ensure business competitiveness. To achieve this, the Centre relies on a multidisciplinary team of experts and a research infrastructure that includes state-of-the-art industrial equipment and three different laboratories (low environmental impact industrial finishing, digital technologies, and mechanical and climatic testing).

Inovem offices are located at the ENME (National School of cabinet making) in Victoriaville (Canada). Interestingly, some teachers and students work closely together on research activities, giving ENME a higher profile and benefiting both organizations.

Mobility dates

  • 23/11/2025 – 29/11/2025

Sectors

Study visit program example

Day 1
Travel day (arrival)

Day 2
welcoming and introduction

Days 3-6
Visiting VET schools and companies, workshops and practical activities

Day 7
travel day (departure)

Application requirements

Applicants must be owners, employees, or active practitioners working in the Arts & Crafts sector or in related fields covered by the project. A professional background and active involvement in one of the eligible sectors is required. Applications will be evaluated based on criteria such as relevance of the professional profile, motivation to participate, and potential for knowledge exchange and upskilling. Participants must also be available for the full duration of the mobility, and willing to engage in peer-learning activities, company visits, and classroom-based presentations. Selected candidates will be contacted directly by the organising partner and will receive all necessary logistical and preparatory support.

Participants must be related to wood sector.

Participants must be able to travel with rented car in Canada.

IMPORTANT NOTE: the travel grant may exceed flight tickets cost and the difference should be covered by the participant, for more information please contact your sending organisation

Montreal and Victoriaville, Canada 🇨🇦

Montreal:
Montreal is Quebec’s largest city and a major economic and cultural center in Canada. It is known for its bilingual population, historic architecture, universities, and role in finance, technology, and international business.

Victoriaville:
Victoriaville is a regional city in central Quebec, recognized for its role in agriculture, manufacturing, and sustainable development. It serves as a local economic hub with a strong community and access to natural surroundings.

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Montreal 2

Montreal:
Montreal is Quebec’s largest city and a major economic and cultural center in Canada. It is known for its bilingual population, historic architecture, universities, and role in finance, technology, and international business.

Victoriaville:
Victoriaville is a regional city in central Quebec, recognized for its role in agriculture, manufacturing, and sustainable development. It serves as a local economic hub with a strong community and access to natural surroundings.

What to see in Montreal

St. Joseph oratory
Mount Royal
Botanical garden
Old Montreal
Notre Dame Basilica
Biodôme

The surroundings