Every year, Ontario’s career college sector produces more than 50,000 graduates in hundreds of essential fields.
Career colleges train Ontario’s future PSWs, dental assistants, service technicians, IT specialists and many more career paths that are critical to Ontario’s economy.
Ability to shape and expand programming to quickly adjust to market forces, complementing the educational offerings of the other pillars of the post-secondary education system.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario’s healthcare system needed an influx of Personal Support Workers to respond to overwhelming healthcare demand. Career colleges quickly provided that training and helped Ontario’s health system rise to the occasion.
Career Colleges help people that can’t travel to colleges outside their community access higher education.
Provides accessible education in rural communities and Northern Ontario, with 260 campus locations across the province.
Career Colleges provide practical and specialized education that gets our graduates hired.
From the hairstylist working in the salon to the dental hygienist training in the dental office, career colleges produce people with marketable skillsets, not generalists.
Our campuses are driven by an education-first culture and welcoming atmosphere that allows students of all life-stages and backgrounds to change their career with confidence.
Career Colleges fill a vital gap in Ontario’s adult education and re-skilling sector, with over 40% of students being over the age of 36.
A rewarding career is waiting for you. Find an Ontario career college near you and get results you can rely on.
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