November 13, 2025 | Quebec

A Meaningful and Dynamic Career Within the Justice System

Paralegals play a vital role in Quebec’s legal field. These professionals support the work of lawyers, notaries, and clerks by preparing legal documents, conducting research, gathering relevant materials, and ensuring diligent case follow-up

It’s a precise and rewarding career built on rigour, confidentiality, and collaboration. Every day, paralegals play a crucial role in the smooth operation of Quebec’s justice system.

A Hands-On Profession Focused on Action

This career is anything but theoretical — paralegals work in real legal environments and face new challenges every day. Depending on their workplace, they may:

• draft contracts or court procedures using templates,
• verify the compliance of legal documents,
• perform research in specialized databases,
• assist legal professionals in preparing court files.

Each task requires a solid understanding of civil and administrative procedures, as well as strong organizational skills. Paralegals act as a bridge between legal experts and clients.

Diverse and Stimulating Workplaces

Paralegals work in a variety of settings:

• law firms, preparing litigation documents and managing deadlines;
• notarial offices, drafting and reviewing legal acts;
• private companies or organizations related to the legal field, handling administrative and legal documentation.

This versatility makes paralegal work a stable and in-demand career across Quebec.

Recognized Skills That Make a Difference

The profession demands accuracy, efficiency, and ethical judgment. Paralegals are trained to draft, interpret, and structure legal information while meeting strict legal standards and deadlines.

These skills are at the core of the Paralegal Technology – JCA.1F program at CDI College, a practice-oriented college-level training recognized by employers throughout the legal sector.

A Concrete Pathway to Employment

With an Attestation of College Studies (ACS) in paralegal technology, graduates can pursue careers as paralegals, legal technicians, or legal researchers. Their expertise makes them indispensable contributors to Quebec’s evolving legal field.

👉 Learn More About the Paralegal Technology – JCA.1F Program at CDI College

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can graduates work after completing the Paralegal Technology – JCA.1F program at CDI College?
In various legal settings, including law firms, notarial offices, and other organizations related to the legal profession. The paralegal training offered by CDI College prepares them to enter these environments with confidence, discipline, and professionalism.  

What is the difference between the role of a paralegal and that of a lawyer?
A paralegal supports lawyers and notaries in preparing and managing case files. They do not represent clients, but ensure the accuracy and compliance of legal documents.

Why choose CDI College to study paralegal training?
CDI College offers hands-on learning tailored to the Quebec job market. Students benefit from personalized support and courses taught by experienced professionals from the legal field.