In 1994, the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal created the Rosemount Technology Centre as an offshoot of their vocational programs of Rosemount High School. The programs offered at the time were: Hairdressing, Industrial Drafting, Machining Techniques, Preparation for Printing, Professional Cuisine, Secretarial/Accounting, Woodworking. Within several years Hairdressing, Professional Cuisine and Secretarial/Accounting were moved to other vocational centres in Montreal. In 1995, Automated Systems of Electromechanics moved to RTC. In 1998, Preparation for Printing was updated and renamed Desktop Publishing/Computer Graphics. In 2002, Numerical-Control Machine Tool Operation(CNC) and Furniture Finishing were added to the offerings.