Harrington College is a Canadian school with a unique hockey, academic and experiential learning program that has the hockey player at the center of its developmental model. It provides goal-oriented, elite hockey players from around the world with the opportunity to develop their hockey skills at an unparalleled level. At the same time it provides them with an outstanding academic education and promotes sound personal development in an environment tailored to meet individual learning styles and dedicated to providing relevance within the framework of their unique interests. "WHERE THE SERIOUS HOCKEY PLAYER GOES TO SCHOOL."

Mission

At Harrington College we make sure elite
hockey players get the opportunity to
pursue and develop their hockey skills in
an environment that values both academic
excellence and sound personal development.
...To take you to the next level

For more information:
Telephone: 819.242.7472 / 819.242.7568
Fax: 819.242.4799
Email: info@harringtoncollege.ca
Mailing Address:
300 chemin de la Rivière Rouge
Harrington, Quebec
J8G 2S7
CANADA

www.harringtoncollege.ca

Harrington’s unparalleled 10-month hockey development program
of skill, tactics, games, tournaments & training

Where the serious hockey player with rich parents goes to school!

No different than the legions of kids attending well known private schools across this country.

How much?

You will need to contactthe school directly for these details. Call Telephone: 819.242.7472 / 819.242.7568

Ask for Dan!

any good players have gone there?

Instructors - great! Schooling great! This is a new program - nothing like it out there. 10 months on the ice 6 times a week. It's not for everyone and very intense schedule. Your best to talk to the people running the program to answer directly these questions. My opinion, this will be booked so far in advance the door will be shut in a year or so.

Instructors:

http://www.harringtoncollege.ca/hockeycamp2.html

Campus pictures:

http://www.harringtoncollege.ca/harringtonphotos.html

26 000 a year not worth it

Where did you find the cost?