In the education area, Restigouche county is commendably administered by a well-organized bilingual network that caters to students ranging from kindergarten to the twelfth grade. Through the New Brunswick Department of Education, the region is divided into two districts, one francophone and one anglophone.

In June 2002, the francophone district, no. 5, catered to 2 757 students, throughout 11 schools. On the anglophone front, district no. 15, 4 521 students were in attendance in 18 schools.

The New Brunswick Community College in Campbellton

The programs offered by the Community College cover many aspects of training. CCNB-Campbellton focuses its efforts in the fields of health, community services, clerical work as well as secondary wood manufacturing. These programs are offered provincially to students on a full-time basis.

The College offers numerous services to the community. Programs such as academic studies, literacy, second language training, the study and certification of trades as well as management training are available.

All programs combine theoretical as well as practical aspects. Many programs also offer training periods within the work force that allow students to obtain work experience in their prospective fields.

The College also offers training on a contractual basis through custom made programs to meet the needs of employers.

The Community College also houses the Woodworking Center of Excellence. Opened in Campbellton, in 1996, the Center specializes in high quality training in secondary wood manufacturing.

This highly specialized training is geared towards not only traditional techniques but also the use of state of the art technologies. Their knowledge of this technology will enable students to endeavour in the field of value added wood.

A university education

Post secondary institutions such as the Université de Moncton, as well as the University of New Brunswick and Mount Allison University, offer satellite courses in the region for people wanting to pursue a university education. These courses vary depending on demand and are advertised through the local media.