Jean-Thomas Jobin - Age, Wiki and Bio

Bio/Wiki

Profession	Comedian

School	Séminaire St-François, Quebec
College/University	Collège Radio Télévision de Québec (1998-1999) National School of Humor, Montreal, Quebec
Educational Qualification	Course in Humorous Creation from the National School of Humor

Awards	2001 - Emerging Artist Award for his performances at the Just for Laughs festival 2002 - Golden Nose for Revelation at the Grand Rire Bleu de Québec 2004 - Revelation of the Year at the Gala Les Olivier 2016 - Author of the Year for his show 'Apprendre à s'aimer' at the Les Olivier Gala
Career Highlights	His comedic journey began at Séminaire St-François where he wrote humorous content for the student newspaper. Jean participated in a competition for amateur videographers in 2000 after completing his university training, winning the public prize. Following this, he secured a spot at the National School of Humor in Montreal. He launched his career with live performances throughout Quebec and was involved in the renowned Montreal comedy festival in 2000. He began writing absurd columns for CKMF-FM radio station in 2000. In collaboration with Les Denis Drolet, he created the absurd comedy show 'Show Absurde' in 2001. He made appearances in the comedy series 'Catherine' and 'Le Plateau' in supporting roles in 2001. His first one-man show took place in 2005, followed by a second in 2010 titled 'Soulever des Corneliu'. He was a spokesperson for Industrielle Alliance, one of Canada’s largest insurance groups, in 2009. In 2021, he won the first season of the celebrity edition of 'Big Brother Célébrités', and he participated again in its fifth season in 2025. He is recognized for his unique style of 'Abusurd Humour' that subverts logical connections for comedic effect.

Awards

2001 - Emerging Artist Award for his performances at the Just for Laughs festival
2002 - Golden Nose for Revelation at the Grand Rire Bleu de Québec
2004 - Revelation of the Year at the Gala Les Olivier
2016 - Author of the Year for his show 'Apprendre à s'aimer' at the Les Olivier Gala

Career Highlights

His comedic journey began at Séminaire St-François where he wrote humorous content for the student newspaper.
Jean participated in a competition for amateur videographers in 2000 after completing his university training, winning the public prize.
Following this, he secured a spot at the National School of Humor in Montreal.
He launched his career with live performances throughout Quebec and was involved in the renowned Montreal comedy festival in 2000.
He began writing absurd columns for CKMF-FM radio station in 2000.
In collaboration with Les Denis Drolet, he created the absurd comedy show 'Show Absurde' in 2001.
He made appearances in the comedy series 'Catherine' and 'Le Plateau' in supporting roles in 2001.
His first one-man show took place in 2005, followed by a second in 2010 titled 'Soulever des Corneliu'.
He was a spokesperson for Industrielle Alliance, one of Canada’s largest insurance groups, in 2009.
In 2021, he won the first season of the celebrity edition of 'Big Brother Célébrités', and he participated again in its fifth season in 2025.
He is recognized for his unique style of 'Abusurd Humour' that subverts logical connections for comedic effect.

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Jean-Thomas Jobin enjoyed a humble upbringing in a middle-class family.
His initial introduction to humor came from writing short stories for his school newspaper.
He has a fondness for sports and frequently shares moments from various matches on social media.
He has occasionally been photographed with animals, indicating his love for them.