Career Connections 2015

official magazine and directory of the national association of career colleges

CAREERCONNECTIONS

How to get an education that will

get youa job

in this issue3 Your career training guide3 How to choose a career3 Finding the right college3 How to get started today

500career colleges

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MESSAgE FROM THE CEOdon’t just get a job, build a career

TOp 10 CAREER pROgRAMSPopular pathways at career colleges

CAREER SpOTlIgHTa look at three in-demand programs

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Don’t just get a job, build a careerCareer colleges across

Canada offer students the opportunity to make

an important decision: do you want a job, or do you want a career?

Canada’s career colleges offer accelerated programs and the kind of hands-on experience that employers are looking for. This helps students get better jobs, sooner. Condensed programs and flexible class time make it easy to finish your classes while taking care of other responsibilities.

What’s more, career colleges are able to adapt quickly to labour market changes, altering existing programs and creating new ones to appeal to industries facing labour shortages. This gives students the training they need to fill the jobs that are in demand now.

Since the 1800s, career colleges in Canada have been providing students with quality education to succeed in the job market. The numbers speak for themselves: every year, across Canada, more than 150,000 students choose career colleges.

Canada’s career colleges are also work-ing to help Canadians and the Canadian economy in other ways, such as through the work we do at NACC’s Alterna-

tive Career Pathways initiative. Through this program, NACC members are helping Canadian newcomers utilize the work-place skills and experiences they developed before immi-grating to Canada. This helps

them overcome credential-rec-ognition barriers and allows them

to use their skills here in Canada. For newcomers who have used this

program, the career college courses they enrolled in were not just a chance to pad their resumes with Canadian education credentials – they were an open door to a better and brighter career.

Canada’s career colleges are teaching students how to thrive in exciting new careers. Don’t settle for just another job.

BY SERgE BuY [ CeO of the National association of Career Colleges ]


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For almost two centuries, career colleges have been a key aspect of Canada’s post-secondary educational landscape. In today’s economy, the training provided by these institutions remains as relevant and important as ever.


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Whether you are a recent high school graduate, a newcomer to Canada or an adult seeking retrain-ing or skills upgrading, there are myriad programs in some of the most high-demand fields available at the over 500 career colleges across the country. The benefit of these targeted programs is that they are specifically designed to get you into the work-place quickly and to make you effec-tive and productive on the job.

The Canadian Chamber of Com-merce recognizes the importance of job-focused training. It estimates there will be 550,000 unskilled work-ers who won’t be able to find work by 2016 and by 2021 the number could be well over a million. But for the skilled sector, it’s a very different story; estimates suggest there will be 1.5 million skilled job vacancies in 2016, and 2.6 million by 2021.

The Government of Canada main-tains a commitment to job creation, economic growth and long-term prosperity as three of its highest pri-orities. “By bringing employers to the table, career colleges across Canada are helping Canadians get the skills in demand in today’s economy,” said The Honourable Jason Ken-

ney, then-Minister of Employment and Social Development. “Through measures like the Canada Appren-tice Loan, Canada Job Grant and apprenticeship grants, the Govern-ment of Canada is helping Canadians get well-paying jobs and helping employers get the skilled workforce they need.”

The value of career-focused educa-tion is further highlighted by recent studies which identify the projected highest-demand jobs. For example, a Globe and Mail article presents data quantifying the anticipated demands for various trades in the coming years in British Columbia, which is comparable to the picture all across Canada. Training for nine of the top ten jobs is available through Canada’s extensive network of accredited career colleges. The Globe’s find-ings are easily mapped to the career colleges in Canada offering relevant programs.

It’s evident that an investment in accredited trade training is extremely likely to be time and money well spent. Career colleges are provincially approved and regulated, so you can have confidence that both program

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standards and quality are scrutinized and continually enhanced.

There is compelling data that further supports the value of a career college education. A survey undertaken by R.A. Malatest & Associates Ltd. discovered that 79 per cent of graduates enjoy higher income than they were earning prior to their career college training. In addition, 89 per cent of graduates are participat-ing in the workforce and of those, 80 per cent are working in sectors related to their training.

“This is clear proof that career college graduates are workplace-ready,” notes Serge Buy, CEO of the National As-sociation of Career Colleges (NACC). Our member colleges understand how important it is for the employers of some of today’s fastest-growing sectors to secure quality employees who are competitive, trainable and retainable. Career colleges offer hands-on training programs that definitely prepare our students to succeed in today’s competitive world.”

As the focus on hiring properly trained

employees intensifies in many sectors, Canadian career colleges offer a number of benefits. In addition to flexible train-ing options to fit students’ schedules, they present a practical cost-effective alterna-tive approach to post-secondary education and skills training. As well, like most other post-secondary educational institutions, fi-nancial aid may be available for some stu-dents and programs. Students interested in a career in the trades might also want to explore the possibility of participating in the Red Seal program. Red Seal is a set of interprovincial standards established to provide greater mobility for skilled work-ers across Canada. Over fifty trades are included in the program, and many of the schools under the NACC umbrella offer Red Seal training.

Due to the specialized, focused nature of career colleges, they are able to adapt quickly and respond to changing job mar-kets. This ensures that students are able to gain the education and practical work experience they need, leading to meaning-ful employment opportunities in Canada or abroad.

By bringing employers to the table, career colleges across Canada are

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A look at three in-demand programs

providing essential care in changing timesCanada’s evolving demographics and healthcare practices are leading to a steady increase in the demand for personal support workers (PSWs). This rewarding career path offers an oppor-tunity to provide a wide range of care services for post-surgical or post-illness patients as well as for the elderly. At a career college, students embark on a comprehensive 26-week program giving them concrete skills to succeed in this challenging yet fulfilling field.

Currently offered in Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the PSW curriculum, developed by the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC), covers a wide range of topics. Students gain practical knowledge of physical and mental health, ethics, household management, care planning, mobility issues, and more. This includes knowledge about various debilitating or chronic medical condi-tions, how to care for everyone from infants to the elderly, assisting with medication, pallia-tive care support and liaising with medical professionals. Students benefit tremendously from supervised clinical placements and at the completion of the program, they write a com-prehensive final exam set by NACC.

The job prospects in this field are varied and abundant, with workers making valued contributions in both community and institu-tional settings, including hospitals, educational

facilities, day programs, long-term care (LTC) facilities and more.

“People suited to the role of the Personal Support Worker are people with compassion, empathy and strong work ethic,” explains Brenda Miklos, and education supervisor in the PSW program at Medix College of Healthcare. “We look for students who love working with people and respect the dignity and self-worth of others. Our most successful students are also dedicated and committed to professional and personal growth.”

Miklos notes that there are many opportu-nities for PSWs to have fulfilling careers in a wide range of environments. “The work is there if you want it and will continue for many years to come,” she adds. Salaries vary from community to community with averages from $12.00 per hour in a community setting to approximately $25.00 per hour in hospital or LTC Facilities.

As a PSW, you can set your own path de-pending on the type and pace of work that you are interested in. LTC and hospital settings provide a faster paced environment with an interdisciplinary team, while community home care is more independent, working one-on-one with clients. Whichever route you go, the Personal Support Worker program is reflective of the new standards of care and will be both rewarding and challenging, providing a firm foundation of knowledge and skills to lead you into a new and satisfying career.

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Building your future in home construction If you’re seeking a bright future with abundant job prospects, look no fur-ther than the construction sector. The Government of Canada has stated that it is anticipated that there will be as many as 300,000 new workers needed in the construction trades over the next ten years.

Career colleges offer many differ-ent kinds of skilled trades programs; among the most popular today is Resi-dential Framing Technician. Devel-oped in response to demand from the residential home building and renovat-ing industry, the program offers practi-cal training that helps workers provide essential services on any homebuilding job site.

The residential framing technician program is comprehensive, commenc-ing with an orientation to the residen-tial construction industry, including vital skills such as workplace safety. Students then get thorough exposure to construction tools and equipment, drawings specifications and layout and other important theoretical elements. The third component is hands-on experience in multiple aspects of con-struction technique, including renova-tion skills. A typical residential fram-ing technician program comprises 600 hours of technical training followed by

500 hours of work-based training.While the anticipated salary range

varies depending on experience that the graduates might have had prior to the program of study, new entrants could expect to earn $25 to $30 per hour. Ideally an entrant to this pro-gram should like to work with their hands, be interested in working in a team environment and be the kind of person who takes pride in their work.

Close contact with homebuilders’ associations serve to keep residential framing technician programs relevant to the demands of the workplace. For example, Keyin College in St. John’s and the Canadian Home Build-ers’ Association-Newfoundland and Labrador (CHBA-NL) work together to increase professionalism and provide quality training in the residential home building sector.

“Graduates of our Residential Fram-ing Technician Program will benefit in two ways. In developing the program, we had subject matter experts from CHBA-NL review and advise us on the curriculum to ensure it meets the need of the local home builders,” says Des Whelan, President of Keyin College. “As students graduate they will be able to take advantage of direct relationships with the home building community to get access to both work term assignments and employment in the sector.”

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Information Technology skills in high demand across all industries

Job prospects for skilled Information Tech-nology (IT) professionals are strong in virtually all industries today. Companies both large and small seek highly trained professionals to handle a wide range of du-ties including computer support, database management, network administration and more. To meet this demand, many Canadian career colleges now offer targeted, concen-trated programs in Information Technology and Network Administration with a focus on developing highly specialized technical skill sets to ensure success in the workplace.

Most programs are about one year in dura-tion, offering an ideal blend of theoretical and practical learning. The curriculum includes lectures and workshops led by industry ex-perts with real-world experience.

Those well suited to this program include students with an aptitude for problem solv-ing. Being technologically savvy and having excellent research skills is also important. Good communication skills are essential, not only for interacting with the users requir-ing assistance but also to forge an effective, productive working relationship with team members. Organizational and time manage-ment skills are a must as well, given that in today’s fast-paced business world, some

problems cannot wait to be solved.To ensure the continued relevancy of their

IT programs, career colleges typically seek out and obtain affiliations with recognized, reputable industry leaders, to ensure their offerings will be recognized by employers as being of the highest calibre. Once students have obtained their IT or Network Admin-istration diploma, they are well positioned to pursue vital industry certification require-ments which enable further advancement in their chosen field.

As Jessica Hurford, Brighton College’s marketing coordinator, explains, “Brighton is a Microsoft IT Academy (ITA) Member. The goal of this program is to train students to an exceptionally high standard in network planning, implementation, administration and support. Students also achieve requisite skills in computer maintenance and man-agement. Our program is based on industry certification requirements as determined by Microsoft, CompTIA, and Cisco and the course of study maps directly to numerous certification pathways for recognized desig-nations.”

“The prospects are bright for graduates of the IT/Network Administration program,” adds Jessica. “The median wage for this career is $27 per hour, with an average annual salary in the $53,000 to $66,000 range. In addition, 85 per cent of Brighton’s graduates have found jobs recently upon completion of this program.”

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salary ChartApproximate program duration

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$12 - $25 per hour

compassion, empathy and strong work ethic; enjoy working with people; respect the dignity and self-worth of others, dedication, commitment to personal and professional growth



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Examine your talents and interestsAt the outset, it’s essential to take a seri-ous look at your own talents and interests. If you like working with your hands, per-haps the skilled trades are a good option. If you’re a people person, there are many possibilities, ranging from business to esthetics to law and much more. Is math your thing? If so, accounting or comput-ing might be right up your alley. If you’re squeamish, health care related fields might not be the best choice, but culinary arts might be a fit. Think about what qualities you have that you would like to apply to your career. What have you enjoyed about previous jobs or volunteering experiences? When you have brainstormed to develop a short list of programs that you feel might be a good fit, it’s a good idea to make an appointment to speak to one or more col-lege officials to get the answers and details you need to make an informed decision. Instructors and administrators at career colleges share a common goal: they want to see every student achieve career success.

Make room for growthSpeaking of career success, remember that you should be thinking both short and long term. Many fields have room for growth, so it’s important to consider both entry level and more advanced positions. Does a higher level position in manage-ment, for example, appeal to you? Be mindful that your interests and strengths could change as you accumulate knowl-edge and experience, so it’s best to keep all your options open at the outset. Whatever your aspirations, it’s important to find out if you’ll be able to gain skills at the career college to not only help you get a job quickly upon graduation, but also have the necessary skills to advance in that field.

Campus visits worthwhileIf feasible, it’s worthwhile to visit the col-leges on your short list to see if you get a good feeling from visiting the campus. If

possible, arrange ahead of time to sit in on a class or two in the program(s) you are interested in; this will help you get a better sense of what to expect. Is it a place where you would feel at ease attending classes? Are you comfortable with the class size? If you have an opportunity to look at the text books or other course materials, are they written in a way that you can follow with ease? It can also be very worthwhile to ask to speak with students currently attending the college in a program of interest to you, to find out about their experience and to ask them what they like and don’t like about the college, bearing in

mind, of course, that every person’s experi-ence will be different.

Applying and interviewsWhen you’ve narrowed down the possi-bilities, you need to look at the application process for the colleges you’re interested in. What are the deadlines? Do you need to provide transcripts from previous edu-cation? Is a high school diploma or GED required? What about a letter of recom-mendation? Is there an admissions test? Most career colleges require applicants to participate in at least one interview so

Choosing a career path can be confusing, intimidating and even overwhelming, but Canada’s many career colleges have a great deal of experience helping students of all ages make the right choices for their future. Whether you’re looking at career college as an option straight out of high school or considering it to retrain or upgrade your skills, there are a number of factors you’ll want to consider as you do your research. While it may sound like a lot to think about, the more you learn, the better prepared you’ll be to choose the right program at the right school for you.


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Celebrating excellence

CElEBRATINgEXCEllENCEat Canada’s career colleges


Each year, the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) celebrates along with the

thousands of graduates who are complet-ing their programs and entering the work-force. It’s an exciting time for all involved, including the students, their families and the educators who have helped them gain vital skills, experience and confidence.

NACC annually solicits nominations for both the Graduate of the Year as well as the Educator of the Year. Both awards pay tribute to the hard work and dedication that make a career college education so rewarding and fruitful.

This year, Andres Perera was named Graduate of the Year. His story is a familiar one in the world of career college students: he arrived in Canada from Cuba in 1993, grateful for the opportunity of a better life for himself and his family. While they struggled initially to make ends meet, in 2012 Perera decided it was finally time to pursue his goal of working in Information Technology. His research led him to triOS College in Mississauga, Ontario, where his perseverance and com-mitment to his studies led him to graduate with honours – his average was above 90

percent – and with a perfect attendance record.

“Andres was a leader in his class,” says campus director Uzma Bhatti. “The other students looked up to him as a mentor and a role model. He took charge in group settings. He enjoyed learning and assisting his classmates who were struggling.”

Bhatti adds that Perera looked for new ways to think outside the box in the class-room, ensuring that he absorbed all the knowledge being conveyed. Outside the classroom, he completed an internship and

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received rave reviews from the employer due to his professionalism, dedication and work ethic. Selected as the valedictorian for his graduating class, Perera is now working for Scotiabank as an intermedi-ate system support analyst, fulfilling his longstanding dream.

This year’s Educator of the Year exem-plifies the tremendous skills and experi-ence which career college instructors bring to the classroom. Henry Tsang, who teaches in the Sustainable Architecture program at Herzing College’s Montréal campus, is lauded not only for his capa-bilities as an instructor but also his passion for the principles of Green Architecture.

Tsang collaborated in the development and launch of the program, which is

designed to prepare students to meet the requirements of the construction industry and to address the growing need to adopt and develop strategies for sustainable design and development.

“This pioneering program encourages students to become aware of the impact of their professional practice on the environ-ment,” says Christian Pagé, the director

of students at Herzing. “Students learn approaches to green con-struction technologies and renew-able energy and are trained to improve the energy performance of buildings.”

“Henry inspires and pushes his students to go the extra mile,” confirms Pagé. “More than one third of Herzing’s first graduating class of Sustainable Architecture students achieved LEED Green Associate certification.”

Like so many career college instructors, Tsang’s expertise is

recognized outside of academia as well. He has been appointed to the board of directors at Emergency Architects of Can-ada, a non-profit organization that focuses on humanitarian construction projects including post-disaster reconstruction. He also serves as Education Advisor to the Canada Green Building Council and is leading initiatives to have Herzing Col-lege’s Sustainable Architecture Program become part of the Council.

it’s an exciting time for all involved, including the students, their families and the educators who have helped them gain vital skills, experience and confidence.”


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A vAluEd OpTION FOR RETRAININgWhile many of today’s practical-minded students are seeking a job-focused post-secondary education, the age profile of career college students is actually much more varied than you might have thought. Those seeking to upgrade their skills to open new career pathways are well represented, as are immi-grants to Canada wishing to build upon international accreditation. All students

share in the many benefits that come from choosing a career college for retrain-ing.

All member institu-tions of the National Association of Career Col-leges (NACC) offer new Canadians the same wide range of options including various trades, informa-tion technology, health care, business, culinary arts, technical or scientific work, and many more.

Not only are most programs condensed

and therefore faster to complete, the calibre of the programs offered is extremely high, with many accredited by third parties. On top of this, career col-leges recognize that fulltime, daytime studies may not be possible for working adults, so many offer flex-ible schedules to accom-modate jobs and other commitments. In addition, colleges are typically con-veniently located with easy access via public transit.

NACC is further adding to the diversity of career college student communi-ties through the Alterna-tive Career Pathway (ACP) initiative. Funded by the

Not only are most

programs condensed and therefore faster to complete, the calibre of the programs offered is extremely high, with many accredited by third parties.”

whoaTTeNDs Career COlleges?

a new pathway for some


We have the whole gamut here. high school students are looking

at all their options, including career colleges, which is great.”debbie scott, career services advisorr with algonquin careers academy

federal government’s For-eign Credential Recogni-tion Program, ACP offers a range of supports to new Canadians schooled abroad and having difficulty find-ing employment in their areas of expertise.

With support from NACC’s national office in Ottawa, regional co-ordi-nators can refer prospective students to career college programs and provide information on alterna-tive career options that will allow them to make use of their training in the workforce.

Osvaldo Bolanos Medina is a recent career college success story. The GTA resident arrived in Canada

from Cuba with a master’s degree in Kinesiology. Af-ter several years of factory work, Medina determined that he would need further schooling in order to find work equivalent to what he’d been doing in Cuba.

At Bryan College in North York, Medina found a massage therapy program that was a good match with his previous experi-ence. He completed the program in 18 months, at about half the cost of university tuition.

Upon graduation, Medina was able to secure employment as a mas-sage therapist. In addition, he was very proud to be selected to work with ath-letes at the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto.

A gREAT OpTION FOR HIgH SCHOOl gRAduATESWhile career colleges are largely viewed as places for those seeking a change in career or to upgrade their skills, in fact, they are gain-ing in popularity among younger students with a clear vision for their future. Those seeking to enter the workforce quickly and with in-demand skills are choosing career college

with increasing frequency. Debbie Scott, a career

services advisor with Al-gonquin Careers Academy in Ottawa, confirms that she is seeing an increase in students enrolling straight out of high school. “We have the whole gamut here. High school students are looking at all their options, including career colleges, which is great,” she says.

Scott adds that the ad-vantages to a career college education are the same whatever a student’s age. The path to graduation from a career college is led by instructors who bring real-world work experi-ence to the classroom. Students graduate with highly marketable skills and receive job placement and career management support. Nearly 90 per cent of graduates are active in the workforce and 80 per cent are working in sectors directly related to their training.

The cost of post-second-ary education is a chal-lenge for many and career colleges offer the opportu-nity to graduate in a year or less, as opposed to the two- to four-year span of a college diploma or uni-versity degree. And, with more than 1,000 career colleges to choose from across Canada, there’s very likely one near enough to your home town that you’ll save significantly on living expenses.

Osvaldo Bolanos Medina

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Along with many of the tens of thousands of students that attend

career colleges each year, National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) was very pleased with a recent an-nouncement by the Govern-ment of Canada to expand eligibility for the grant portion of the Canada Student Loans Program. The funding an-nouncement clearly recog-nizes that facilitating access to education and training are key factors in building a strong economy and workforce.

Making post-secondary edu-cation – especially career col-lege programs – more accessi-ble will help those entering the workforce or seeking retraining for a new career path. Under the new system which will be

implemented in time for the 2016 – 2017 fiscal school year, Canada Student Grants will be made available to qualifying low- and middle-income stu-dents enrolled in educational programs with a minimum duration of 34 weeks. This is a significant enhancement given that currently, students must be enrolled in an educational program with a minimum du-ration of 60 weeks to qualify.

It is expected that the expan-sion will help approximately 42,000 additional students per year gain eligibility to Canada Student Grants, including approximately 22,000 stu-dents attending private career colleges. Full-time students from low-income families could qualify to receive a grant amount of $125 per month

while those from middle-income families could receive $50 per month in grant money which does not need to be repaid.

Canada Student Grants are also available for students with permanent disabilities. These students are entitled to a grant of $2,000 per academic year. Additional funding up to

$8,000 is available for those who require special services or equipment.

Canada Student Grants are available to students from most provinces and territories with the exception of Québec, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, whose govern-ments have their own student financial assistance programs.

eligibility

expandedfor Canada student grants

Making post-secondary education – especially career college programs – more

accessible will help those entering the workforce or seeking retraining for a new career path.”

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it’s a good idea to practice and prepare for that ahead of time so you can answer questions with confidence and accuracy.

Ask about the detailsYou’ll have other logistical considerations. What is the duration of the program and how much does it cost? If you’ll need to work part-time, ask if classes are offered during the day, evening or both. What is included and excluded in the tuition (books, uniforms, tools, etc.)? What is the college’s policy on issues like attendance and repeating a class if you don’t com-plete it successfully? Is there financial aid available? What are the placement rates for graduates, and in what sorts of jobs? What is the anticipated salary range in the field(s) you are considering? How much of the program is theoretical versus hands-on? Are there work placements and if so, are they arranged by the college? Is there external certification or licensing required to work in your chosen field? Does the college provide assistance to help gradu-ates find employment? Once again, college officers should be able to answer most, if not all, of these questions.

planning pays offRemember that career colleges focus on providing quality training so you will be a satisfied customer of theirs, as well as a successful employee in the future. The process of choosing a program and a col-lege may seem like a lot of work, but it’s worth taking the time to do so carefully, to make the best possible decisions and set yourself on an interesting, rewarding career path.


The process of choosing

a program and a college may seem like a lot of work, but it’s worth taking the time to do so carefully, to make the best possible decisions and set yourself on an interesting, rewarding career path.”

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“Information, Communication and Technology sectors, especially

Network Cyber Security and Mobile Software Developers are growing and

they need a talent pipeline. That’s why we’re proud to partner with

Invest Ottawa and such employers as Fortinet, Sophos, Check Point

and others ... The problem we see today is that we have more jobs than graduates

to fill that pipeline. There is a skills shortage and we are looking to fill that

gap through skills training”

Rima Aristocrat, President and CEO, Willis College

Smiths Falls

ArnpriorOttawa

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BusinessOffice Administrator • Marketing /HR Specialist | 28 weeks

Executive Business Administration • Co-op | 48 weeks

BA/Business Management & Accounting/HR | 35 weeks

TechnologyAdvanced Network Security Professional • Co-op | 48 weeks

Network Security Professional | 48 weeks

Mobile Software Developer • Co-op | 60 weeks

HealthcareMedical Office Administrator with Ward Clerk Specialist • Co-op | 42 weeks

Addictions and Community Services Worker • Co-op | 46 weeks

Personal Support Worker • Co-op | 25 weeks

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Directoryof career collegesBritish Columbia .............................35

Alberta ..............................................39

Saskatchewan ................................42

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Ontario..............................................44

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New Brunswick...............................60

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Directoryof career colleges

BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

Academy of Learning College — NanaimoAt Academy of Learning, we attribute growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.1551 Estevan Road, Suite 7 Nanaimo, BC V9S 3Y3Tel: 250‑753‑4220Fax: 250‑753‑4295 www.academyoflearning.com/bc/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — Richmond8971 Beckwith RoadRichmond, BC V6X 1V4Tel: 604‑270‑3907Fax: 604‑270‑6109www.academyoflearning.com/bc/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Victoria Downtown204‑1111 Blanshard StreetP.O Box 8860Victoria, BC V8W 2H7Tel: 250‑385‑1333Fax: 250‑385‑0100www.academyoflearning.com/bc/locations/victoria‑downtown [email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Victoria Westshore #104‑2780 Veterans Memorial ParkwayLangford, BC V9B 3S6Tel: 250‑391‑6020 Fax: 250‑391‑6021 www.academyoflearning.com/bc/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Williams Lake291B North 2nd AvenueWilliams Lake, BC V2G 1Z7Tel: 778‑412‑5512Fax: 778‑412‑5539www.academyoflearning.com/bc/locations/williams‑[email protected]

Alive AcademySince 1992 the Alive Academy has provided distance learning certificate courses and diploma programs in many health‑related subjects including natural health, advanced nutrition, and nutritional consulting. Our accredited curriculum meets the needs of both career‑oriented and personally motivated individuals seeking the best possible education in nutrition and natural health.100‑12751 Vulcan WayRichmond, BC V6V 3C8Tel: 604‑295‑9333Toll‑Free: 800‑663‑6580Fax: 604‑295‑[email protected]

Arbutus College of Communication Arts, Business & TechnologyArbutus College is a leading private business school offering programs in business, hospitality, international trade, marketing and translation/interpreting. At Arbutus College, we not only provide students with high quality instruction but also provide them with the environment and multicultural background they need to become leaders in today’s global economy.473 West Hastings StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1L4Tel: 604‑622‑4446Fax: 604‑681‑[email protected]

AVEDA Institute VancouverWith technical training and extensive hands‑on experience, you’ll be ready for ‘real life’ salon experience. Our AVEdA Institutes function exactly like AVEdA salons—and with your experience behind the chair, you’ll be ready for anything.101‑111 Water StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1A7Tel: 604‑314‑2885Toll‑Free: 877‑902‑8332Fax: 604‑669‑7815www.avedainstitute.ca/[email protected]

Brighton College – BurnabyBrighton College offers students the opportunity to develop professional skills that are recognized and needed in the workplace. Our students come from a variety of backgrounds and bring with them a wealth of multicultural experience. There are over 40 programs to choose from at our three campus locations in Vancouver, Burnaby and Surrey.4538 Kingsway, Suite 305Burnaby, BC V5H 4T9Tel: 604‑430‑5608Fax: 604‑430‑[email protected]

Brighton College – Surrey13450‑102 Avenue, Suite 295Surrey, BC, V3T 5X3Tel: 604‑587‑5608Fax: 604‑900‑[email protected]

Brighton College – Vancouver 515 West Hastings Street, Suite 580Vancouver, BC V6B 0B2Tel: 604‑681‑5608Fax: 604‑681‑5898 [email protected] Cambridge CollegeCambridge College has been established to provide the very best practical career training in market place oriented skills within a pleasant professional environment. It is our desire to continually strive for a level of excellence that will improve the quality of life of all our members. Students should feel that we are caring for their needs all of the time and that the training provided will improve their career prospects and provide a more secure future.454‑4800 KingswayBurnaby, BC V5H 4J2

Tel: 604‑438‑7246Fax: 604‑438‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Performing ArtsThe Canadian College of Performing Arts (CCPA) offers quality training in a broad spectrum of skills which will prepare the students for careers in the performance arts. CCPA provides a stimulating positive and constructive environment where students are encouraged to develop high standards of work ethics and conduct which will serve them in any field of endeavour in the future.1701 Elgin RoadVictoria, BC V8R 5L7Tel: 250‑595‑9970Fax: 250‑595‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Shiatsu TherapyWe teach the original form of Shiatsu, which was developed by the founder of Shiatsu in Japan.142 Lonsdale AvenueNorth Vancouver, BC V7M 2E8Tel: 604‑904‑4187Fax: 604‑904‑[email protected]

Canadian Health Care AcademyCanadian Health Care Academy is an accredited college with two campuses, one in New Westminster and one located in Surrey, British Columbia. We offer diploma programs in Practical Nursing, Access to Practical Nursing, Nursing Unit Clerk, Health Care Assistant, Personal Support Worker, and RN Licensure Preparation for Internationally Educated Nurses.2nd Floor ‑ 93 Sixth Street New Westminster, BC V3L 2Z8 Tel: 604‑540‑2421 Fax: 604‑540‑8550www.chcabc.com [email protected]

Canadian Tourism College – SurreyEstablished in 1980, Canadian Tourism College (CTC) is an accredited tourism college in British Columbia and is a specialty career training institution that focuses on the hospitality, travel and tourism industries. CTC has helped over 30,000 students develop necessary industry skills and a professional image sought by travel and tourism employers.10362 King George Boulevard, Suite 320Surrey, BC V3T 2W5Tel: 604‑582‑1122Toll‑Free: 800‑668‑9301Fax: 604‑583‑[email protected]

Canadian Tourism College — Vancouver530 Hornby StreetVancouver, BC V6C 2E7Tel: 604‑736‑8000Toll‑Free: 877‑731‑9810Fax: 604‑731‑[email protected]

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Centre for Arts & Technology (CATO)Centre for Arts and Technology is not your typical community college or university. The foundation was built over 30 years ago by leaders in both media training and educational excellence. The journey has been long with many different paths being bridged together – the end result is one of Canada’s leading colleges in digital arts and technical training.100‑1632 dickson AvenueKelowna, BC V1Y 7T2Tel: 250‑860‑2787Toll‑Free: 866‑860‑2787Fax: 250‑712‑[email protected]

CG Masters School of 3D AnimationCG Masters is a fully accredited, powerful and innovative digital media training system for all skill levels. It is designed to: 1) provide the industry with well‑trained entry‑level digital media artists and technicians 2) fill a major, worldwide gap in 3d Animation and Visual Effects training.320‑800 Carnarvon StreetNew Westminster, BC V3M 0G3Tel: 604‑553‑2462Fax: 604‑553‑1987www.academy.cg‑masters.cominfo@cg‑masters.com

Coastal Pacific Aviation Ltd.British Columbia’s University of the Fraser Valley, in cooperation with Coastal Pacific Aviation Ltd., offers pilot education programs, blending theory with practice, providing students with a high standard of academic training and hands‑on experience. Aviation courses are taught at the Abbotsford Airport by coastal pacific instructors and university courses are taught by University of the Fraser Valley instructors at the Abbotsford campus.30575 Approach driveAbbotsford, BC V2T 6H5Tel: 604‑855‑1112Fax: 604‑855‑[email protected]

Cornerstone International Community College of CanadaIncorporated in 1980, Cornerstone is a fully accredited private college specializing in Mobile App development, Hospitality Management, and English as Second Language training. Cornerstone’s distinctiveness lies in its curriculum. Every program is mastered to provide a practical approach towards textbook learning. Our small classroom sizes allow for an interactive learning atmosphere, where maximum personal attention is ensured by the instructors.609 West Hastings StreetVancouver, BC V6B 2P2Tel: 604‑687‑5414 / 604‑620‑1111Fax: 604‑687‑2972www.ciccc.ca [email protected]

Discovery Community College – Campbell RiverAt discovery, we strongly believe in the “learn by doing” philosophy. Our focus is on graduating fully skilled, work‑ready employees. The specialized career training programs from discovery College are designed to equip you with all the knowledge

and practical experience you need to achieve your career goals in a short period of time. That means you can be earning more money in a career you care about –without spending years in a classroom.1130 Shoppers RowCampbell River, BC V9W 2C8Tel: 250‑287‑9850Toll‑Free: 877‑959‑3443Fax: 250‑287‑[email protected]

Discovery Community College – Maple Ridge22141 119 AvenueMaple Ridge, BC V2X 2Y7Tel: 604‑463‑1174Toll‑Free: 877‑959‑3443Fax: 604‑463‑[email protected]

Discovery Community College — Nanaimo1713 Bowen Road, Unit A&BNanaimo, BC V9S 1G8Tel: 250‑740‑0115Toll‑Free: 877‑959‑3443Fax: 250‑740‑[email protected]

Discovery Community College – Surrey10040 King George Blvd.Surrey, BC V3T 2W4Tel: 604‑930‑9908Toll‑Free: 877‑959‑[email protected]

Drake Medox College – SurreyWith over 40 years of experience in BC’s healthcare industry as both an employer and an educator, drake Medox will provide you with the training you need to excel in your career.13817 103rd AvenueSurrey, BC V3T 1R9Tel: 604‑629‑0196Fax: 604‑876‑[email protected]

Drake Medox College — Vancouver535 West 10th Avenue, Suite 200Vancouver, BC V5Z 4A8Tel: 604‑629‑0196Fax: 604‑876‑[email protected]

Excel Career CollegeExcel Career College opened as a computer college in 1989. Since then, the curriculum has expanded dramatically, but our focus has remained the same: To provide relevant training to get you into the workforce quickly.201‑841 Cliffe AvenueCourtenay, BC V9N 2J8Tel: 250‑334‑2452Toll‑Free: 855‑334‑2452Fax: 250‑334‑[email protected]

First Community CollegeFirst College is an Okanagan Trade and Health Care College that takes pride in offering a learning experience from some of the top instructors in the industry. With a small classroom model, our instructors give you the focused attention you deserve.209‑3011 Louie drive WestKelowna, NW V4T 3E3Tel: 778‑754‑2888Toll‑Free: 800‑293‑2108Fax: 778‑754‑[email protected]

Fraser Valley Community CollegeFraser Valley Community College (FVCC) is designed to provide career programs such as Business Administration, E‑Business Technology and Management, Environmental Sustainability, and English as a Second Language.210‑212, 8334 128th StreetSurrey, BC V3W 4G2Tel: 604‑593‑4242 / 604‑250‑9991Fax: 604‑593‑5722www.fraservalleycommunitycollege.comadmin@fraservalleycommunitycollege.com

Gateway College — Surrey Gateway College is a PCTIA‑accredited institution training students since 1986 to be valuable members of the health care team. Gateway College offers health care programs at every level, ranging from Health Care Assistant, Long‑Term Care Aide and Licensed Practical Nursing Access. Gateway College students graduate fully prepared to enter the workforce as well‑trained, confident and outstanding workers.201‑10114 King George Blvd.Surrey, BC V3T 2W4 Tel: 604‑738‑0285Fax: 604‑738‑0994 www.gwcollege.ca [email protected]

Gateway College — Vancouver250 Smithe StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1E7Tel: 604‑738‑0285Fax: 604‑738‑[email protected]

Greystone College of Business and TechnologyGreystone College’s career programs are affiliated with top‑ranked industry associations that assure our graduates of worldwide recognition. Greystone College has a student‑centered approach to learning and offers diploma and certificate programs in Business Administration and Management, Tourism and Hospitality Management and TESOL‑Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages and Media Arts Film and Television.560 Granville Street, 3rd FloorVancouver, BC V6C 1W6Tel: 604‑682‑3880Fax: 604‑682‑[email protected]

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both the public and private healthcare sectors. As a Primary Care Paramedic, you’ll also find your skills in demand by air ambulance and fire protection services around the province and Western Canada. You’ll also find job opportunities in the military, at mine sites, and at industrial manufacturing, milling and processing sites.101 Island Highway Victoria, BC V9B 1E8Tel: 250‑385‑3223Toll‑Free: 877‑503‑2237Fax: 250‑385‑[email protected]

INFOFIT EducatorsAt INFOFIT, we recognize that fitness career development is a lifelong process. Once graduated, INFOFIT’s commitment to alumni never expires. Regardless of where you are in your career lifecycle, our alumni career services can help. Whether you are looking to refresh your resume, build your own business, or tap into additional fitness career resources to support your ongoing development, consider us your partner for fitness career success.102‑1687 West Broadway AvenueVancouver, BC V6J 1X2Tel: 604‑683‑0785Fax: 604‑683‑[email protected]

Institute of Technology Development and Management (ITD Canada)ITd CANAdA is a privately owned polytechnic located in Vancouver, British Columbia. The institution, established in 1999, is an accredited college that is focused on offering quality education to Canadian and international students. ITd Canada’s performance is overseen by the Private Career Training Institutions Agency (PCTIA) of British Columbia.323‑1030 West GeorgiaVancouver, BC V6E 2Y3Tel: 604‑339‑4814Toll‑Free: 888‑880‑4410Fax: 888‑881‑[email protected]

Lost Boys Studios – School of Visual EffectsLost Boys has its roots as an award‑winning visual‑effects studio. Starting in 1996 as a service studio and then in 1997 with partner Virgin digital Studios, Lost Boys became an internationally renowned visual effects and animation studio providing award‑winning content to films, commercials, television series, music videos, and game cinematics.1825 Victoria diversionVancouver, BC V5N 2K2Tel: 604‑558‑4999Fax: 604‑670‑2125www.lostboys‑studios.comcontact@lostboys‑studios.com

MC College — KelownaMC College Group has been training estheticians since 1978 and hairdressers since 1925. Marca College has been open since 1989. With six locations across Western Canada, and 500 graduates annually, MC College is one of Canada’s leaders in Hairstyling and Esthetics.1875 Spall Road, Suite 100Kelowna, BC V1Y 4R2

Tel: 250‑861‑5828Fax: 250‑763‑1747www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

MC College — Vernon3409 31st AvenueVernon, BC V1T 2H6Tel: 250‑542‑8393Fax: 250‑542‑1109www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

Ms. Lorea’s College of Esthetics & Nail TechnologyThis course will prepare you for a career in the field of esthetics and/or nail technology. You will cover the necessary knowledge that is needed to complete the full curriculum for the Esthetics and/or Nail Technology diploma Program.1593 3rd AvenuePrince George, BC V2L 3G3Tel: 250‑561‑9192Fax: 250‑561‑[email protected]

Pacific Coast Community CollegeHealth Care is ALL we do. The curriculum design, delivery and outcomes is the core focus of our entire staff from Instructors to Administrators to Senior Management meaning our students obtain a job/career in their chosen field.202‑1338 West BroadwayVancouver, BC V6H 1H2Tel: 604‑730‑1106Fax: 604‑738‑7392www.pacificcoastcommunitycollege.cominfo@pacificcoastcommunitycollege.com

Pacific Flying ClubPacific Flying Club is British Columbia’s largest flight training centre with a fleet of 26 aircraft. The school is accredited by PCTIA of British Columbia and offers Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, Multi IFR and Instructor Training.4335 Skeena Street, Boundary Bay Airport, Unit 4delta, BC V4K 0A6Tel: 604‑946‑0011Fax: 604‑946‑[email protected]

Pacific Institute of Culinary ArtsPacific Institute of Culinary Arts offers two diploma‑granting programs: Culinary Arts and Baking and Pastry Arts. Our programs are designed for students who wish to be productive in a professional environment immediately upon graduation. Instruction from Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts includes job search training and a lifetime placement search assistance service for every graduate.101‑1505 West 2nd AvenueVancouver, BC V6H 3Y4Tel: 604‑734‑4488Toll‑Free: 800‑416‑4040Fax: 604‑734‑[email protected]

Pacific Rim CollegePacific Rim College is a government (PCTIA) accredited academic institution of complementary and integrative medicine located on Vancouver Island

in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia. The college was founded to provide world‑class education, modern research opportunities and premier clinical services in a variety of medical modalities.229‑560 Johnson StreetVictoria, BC V8W 3C6Tel: 250‑483‑2119 Toll‑Free: 866‑890‑6082Fax: 250‑984‑[email protected]

Rhodes Wellness College Ltd.At Rhodes, we use the experiential learning model. Experiential learning is the process of actively engaging students in an authentic experience that will have benefits and consequences. Students make discoveries and experiment with knowledge themselves instead of hearing or reading about the experiences of others. Students also reflect on their experiences, thus developing new skills, new attitudes, and new theories or ways of thinking.1125 Howe Street, Suite 280Vancouver, BC V6Z 2K8Tel: 604‑708‑4416Toll‑Free: 877‑708‑4416Fax: 604‑708‑[email protected]

Saint Elizabeth Education CentreCome to study and stay for a career! Saint Elizabeth is dedicated to student success in education and beyond! Learn about starting your career as a PSW or HCA with our unique job interview guarantee!111‑1385 West 8th AvenueVancouver, BC V6H 3V9Tel: 604‑831‑0738Fax: 604‑430‑[email protected]

SELC CollegeProviding an environment where student success is the key component in achieving the highest standards set forth by SELC Career College. Our goal is to provide students with up‑to‑date classroom facilitation and co‑op placement training to provide them with the job‑ready skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive environment.321 Water Street, 2nd FloorVancouver, BC V6B 1B8Tel: 604‑488‑0780Fax: 604‑608‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — AbbotsfordWith over 100 college programs in 13 campus locations across British Columbia, there are programs to suit your needs and schedule. Our programs also offer monthly start dates and flexible scheduling. Have a look through our programs below and see which Sprott Shaw program is right for you. don’t forget, once you graduate from your chosen program our Employment Services Specialists will be available to assist you in finding employment.1‑33655 Essendene AvenueAbbotsford, BC V2S 2G5Tel: 604‑504‑3323 Fax: 604‑504‑[email protected]

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Sprott Shaw College — Kamloops301‑340 Victoria StreetKamloops, BC V2C 2A5Tel: 250‑314‑1122Fax: 250‑374‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — Kelowna200‑546 Leon AvenueKelowna, BC V1Y 6J6Tel: 250‑860‑8884Fax: 250‑860‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College – Maple Ridge204‑20395 Lougheed HwyMaple Ridge, BC V5X 2P9Tel: 604‑457‑3600Fax: 604‑457‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — Nanaimo6‑140 Terminal AvenueNanaimo, BC V9R 5C5Tel: 250‑754‑9600Fax: 250‑754‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College – New Westminster420‑88 Sixth AvenueNew Westminster, BC V3L 5B3Tel: 604‑520‑3900Fax: 604‑520‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — Penticton101‑2603 Shaka Lake RoadPenticton, BC V2A 6E8Tel: 250‑770‑2277Fax: 250‑770‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College – Richmond - Satellite7920 Cambie RoadRichmond, BC V6X 3K6Tel: 604‑270‑8867Fax: 604‑270‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — Surrey217‑9801 King George HwySurrey, BC V3T 5H5Tel: 604‑583‑1004Fax: 604‑589‑5230

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Sprott Shaw College – Vancouver, Dunsmuir Street200‑885 dunsmuir StreetVancouver, BC V6C 1N5Tel : 604‑683‑7400Fax: 604‑683‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College – Vancouver, Rupert Street2750 Rupert StreetVancouver, BC V2M 3T7Tel: 604‑251‑4473Fax: 604‑251‑[email protected]

Sprott Shaw College — Victoria2621 douglas Street, 2nd FloorVictoria, BC V8T 4M2Tel: 250‑384‑8121Fax: 250‑384‑[email protected]

Stenberg CollegeIt is Stenberg College’s mission to offer exceptional career‑oriented programs. We achieve excellence in education through our sustained commitment to program quality, outstanding student services and the professional development of our faculty, staff and alumni. We strive to develop caring and competent graduates who excel in their chosen disciplines and contribute meaningfully to their professional communities and society as a whole.13450 102nd Avenue, Suite 750Surrey, BC V3T 5X3Tel: 604‑580‑2772Toll‑Free: 866‑580‑2772Fax: 604‑580‑[email protected]

Tamwood CareersTamwood Careers programs are designed for students to enter the industry a step above the competition. Industry employers are consulted frequently and contribute to the design of the programs thus ensuring students are being trained in the job skills today’s employers are looking for most.842 Thurlow Street, 3rd FloorVancouver, BC V6E 1W2Tel: 604‑899‑4480Fax: 604‑899‑[email protected]

Tru Spa Institute of Aesthetics Ltd.We are a school that teaches esthetics, nails and spa in a spa‑like setting. We are open to the public for aesthetic services to be completed by our students, which provides an opportunity for practice learning, customer service and sales. Our approach to teaching Aesthetics and Spa is our belief that beauty is learning, while incorporating the use of products based on the principles of naturopathy, to heal in harmony with natural functions of the body.77 Victoria Crescent, Suite 1Nanaimo, BC V9R 5B9Tel: 250‑754‑8637Fax: 250‑754‑[email protected]

Vancouver College of Counsellor Training (VCCT)VCCT emphasizes the acquisition of applied counselling skills throughout its courses with the opportunity for intensive hands‑on practice designed into the program. VCCT provides a unique opportunity for students to earn a college diploma in counselling skills through distance education. This format has provided students from all parts of Canada, as well as international students, the ability to study, practice and develop professional level counselling theory, technique and skills.206 East 6th AvenueVancouver, BC V5T 1J8Tel: 604‑683‑2442Toll‑Free: 800‑667‑3272Fax: 604‑688‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS) - Administration, Acting for Film & Television, Acting Essentials, Makeup Design for Film & Television, Writing for Film & TelevisionVFS offers 13 world‑class, post‑secondary programs—spanning every aspect of the entertainment arts—that are developed and taught by award‑winning industry professionals. So that each program’s intensive curriculum evolves along with demands of the industry, and the best, current industry practices.200‑198 West Hastings StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1L1Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

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Vancouver Film School (VFS) — Digital Design, Makeup Design for Film & Television392 West Hastings StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1K6Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS) — Foundation Visual Art & Design and Sound Design for Visual Media400 West Hastings StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1L1Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS)420 Homer StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1T1Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS) — 3D Animation & Visual Effects, Classical Animation, Animation Concept Art151 West Cordova StreetVancouver, BC V6B 5K3Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS)142 Water StreetVancouver, BC V6B 1B2Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Film School (VFS) — Game Design, Programming for Games, Web & Mobile88 East Pender StreetVancouver, BC V6A 1T1Tel: 604‑685‑5808Toll‑Free: 800‑661‑4101Fax: 604‑685‑[email protected]

Vancouver Premier College of Hotel ManagementProvides programs in hotel management, hospitality, tourism, and English as a second language (ESL).200‑1338 West BroadwayVancouver, BC V6H 1H2Tel: 604‑730‑1628Fax: 604‑730‑[email protected]

Westcoast Adventure CollegeWestcoast Adventure College’s mission is to provide knowledgeable, confident, certified

graduates who are sought after in the industry. Providing a blend of local and national certifications, experience and outdoor leadership training and risk management skills. Through a variety of learning environments, scenario‑based situations and leadership styles, we give our grads a competitive advantage for employment in the Adventure Tourism industry.5449 Sooke RoadSooke, BC V9Z 0C8Tel: 250‑642‑2331Fax: 250‑727‑3787www.westcoastadventurecollege.com [email protected]

Western Maritime Institute / Maritime Education AssociatesWestern Maritime Institute (WMI) offers a full range of Transport Canada Industry Canada‑accredited marine training, geared primarily to the Canadian coastal industry. It is one of only a few places in western Canada to offer courses in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat training (formerly Marine Emergency duties B‑1), Advanced Fire Fighting (formerly B2) and STCW Basic Safety Training, as well as all other Marine Emergency duty (MEd) courses.3519 Hallberg RoadLadysmith, BC V9G 1K1Tel: 250‑245‑4455Toll‑Free: 866‑632‑6888Fax: 250‑245‑[email protected]

Winston CollegeWinston College, located in the heart of Metro Vancouver, and within the historic city of New Westminster, is one of the most dynamic and reputable private, post‑secondary academic institutions in British Columbia. Winston College provides a solid core of academic programs to international students and practical and useful career training programs to local and newly immigrated students.1176 Eighth AvenueNew Westminster, BC V3M 2R6Tel: 604‑357‑8022Fax: 604‑357‑[email protected]

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ABM College of Health and Technology — CalgaryThroughout its history ABM College has provided students with professional training, academic knowledge, and the right skill‑set to meet employment market demand. It is a point of pride for us that the vast majority of our graduates are employed within their field of study!Suite 200, 3880 ‑ 29 Street NECalgary, AB T1Y 6B6Tel: 403‑719‑4300Fax: 403‑910‑[email protected]

Academic Express Inc.Academic Express Adult Education and Training has been delivering career development training and adult upgrading in Red deer and in

Central Alberta since 1998. Academic Express’ instructors are experienced, knowledgeable, and highly skilled in adult education and in their areas of expertise. 4946 50 Street, 2nd FloorRed deer, AB T4N 1X7Tel: 403‑340‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — AirdrieAt Academy of Learning, we attribute the growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.2002 Luxstone Boulevard, Suite 201Airdrie, AB T4B 3K8Tel: 403‑912‑3430Fax: 403‑912‑3433www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Calgary North East495 36th Street North East, Suite 260Calgary, AB T2A 6K3Tel: 403‑569‑8973Fax: 403‑569‑1085www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/calgary‑north‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Calgary South220‑8228 MacLeod Trail South Calgary, AB T2H 2B8 Phone: 403‑252‑8973 Fax: 403‑252‑8993 www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/calgary‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Edmonton Downtown326 Edmonton City Centre East,10205 101st StreetEdmonton, AB T5J 4H5Tel: 780‑424‑1144Fax: 780‑423‑8962www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/edmonton‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Edmonton South5650‑23 AvenueEdmonton, AB T6L 6N2Tel: 780‑433‑7284Fax: 780‑435‑6656www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/edmonton‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Edmonton West17718‑64 AvenueEdmonton, AB T5T 4J5Tel: 780‑496‑9428Fax: 780‑944‑9341 www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/edmonton‑[email protected]

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Academy of Learning College – Medicine Hat3030 13th Avenue South East, Suite 115Medicine Hat, AB T1B 1E3Tel: 403‑526‑5833Fax: 403‑526‑4376www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/medicine‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Red Deer2965 Bremner AvenueRed deer, AB T4R 1S2Tel: 403‑347‑6676Fax: 403‑347‑9097www.academyoflearning.com/ab/locations/ red‑[email protected]

Academy of Professional Hair DesignAcademy’s educators are top quality in technique and delivery of instruction, giving you confidence in your developing skills. We are devoted to the success, budding creativity and careers of our students.4929 49th StreetRed deer, AB T4N 1V1Tel: 403‑347‑2018 ext 1604Fax: 403‑342‑[email protected]

Alberta Business and Education Services (ABES)Alberta Business & Educational Services (ABES) was incorporated March 28, 1991. Since then, we have provided an education environment in Calgary that gives adult learners the training and support needed to enter the employment sector. ABES has provided training in more than 50 program areas during our 20+ years of operation and currently offers a variety of health care training programs. ABES is currently licensed as a Private Vocational School under the Private Vocational Training Act.2910‑3rd Avenue NECalgary, AB T2A 6T7Tel: 403‑232‑8758Fax: 403‑265‑[email protected]

Alberta Massage TrainingWe offer two programs in massage therapy at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, St. Mary’s University in Calgary, Keyano College in Fort McMurray and in Lloydminster and Grande Prairie. All of our instructors are practicing therapists with a great desire to teach our students to be successful in the profession.11402 100 Street, Suite 211Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2N5Tel: 780‑402‑7735Toll‑Free: 877‑768‑8400Fax: 780‑513‑1362www.albertamassagetraining.comprincipal@albertamassagetraining.com

Calgary College of Traditional Chinese Medicine & AcupunctureWe have been providing excellent acupuncture training to our students since 2003. Our Acupuncture diploma program provides students with high quality acupuncture education, in the form of in‑class acupuncture courses and hands‑on acupuncture training. Allow them to

learn acupuncture, write the Alberta Acupuncture licensing exam, and obtain acupuncture certification in Alberta.4014 MacLeod Trail South, Suite 107 & 217Calgary, AB T2G 2R7Tel: 403‑287‑8688Fax: 403‑287‑[email protected]

Cambrooks CollegeAt Cambrooks, our staff and instructors believe that education opens up several doors at once, regardless of age or background. Whether you are interested in acquiring a diploma, a certificate, or some corporate training through Continuing Education, changing your career or just exploring your career interests, Cambrooks is here with courses and programs to help you pursue new career opportunities.202, 4015‑17 Avenue SECalgary, AB T2A 0S8Tel: 403‑452‑3694Fax: 403‑452‑[email protected]

Campbell College Ltd.Campbell College has 28 years of experience training Albertans for exciting careers in the area of office administration. Our instructor‑led programs focus on professional administration, computer applications and the personal skills needed for success. Our comprehensive programs provide graduates with the post‑secondary certification, work experience, work references and job search skills needed to quickly gain office employment. Springboard your career to a higher level in only 8 months!101 Stanley Building #211748 Kingsway AvenueEdmonton, AB T5G 0X5Tel: 780‑448‑1850Fax: 780‑447‑[email protected]

Capilano Truck Driver Training InstituteCapilano Truck driver Training Institute, founded in 1992, provides exceptional training to those who wish to become professional transport drivers. Training in Class 1, 2 and 3, and also providing a wide range of transportation and safety‑related training. Fully licensed and bonded by Alberta transportation, we offer exceptional driver‑training services and have become one of the “Trainers of Choice” for many carriers and industry employers.4715‑92nd AvenueEdmonton, AB T6B 2J4Tel: 780‑463‑9664Toll‑Free: 877‑463‑9664Fax: 780‑469‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Calgary City CentreFor more than 40 years, CdI College has been one of the leading career training institutions in Canada, thanks to its commitment to quality education and the success of its students. Our rich history includes an alumni of thousands of successful graduates.800 5th Avenue SW, Trimac House, Suite 100Calgary, AB T2P 0N3

Tel: 403‑232‑6410Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 403‑266‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Calgary North100‑403 33 Street NECalgary, AB T2A 1X5Tel: 403‑571‑8585Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 403‑571‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Calgary SouthMidnapore Mall, Suite 200240 Midpark Way SECalgary, AB T2X 1N4Tel: 403‑207‑1813Fax: 403‑272‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Edmonton City Centre200‑10004 Jasper AvenueEdmonton, AB T5J 1R3Tel: 780‑424‑6850 Fax: 780‑425‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Edmonton North9450‑137th Avenue, Unit 104Northtown MallEdmonton, AB T5E 6C2Tel: 780‑478‑7900Fax: 780‑478‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Edmonton South810 Saddleback Road NW, Unit 2Edmonton, AB T6J 4W4Tel: 780‑463‑7900Fax: 780‑435‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business Technology & Healthcare – Edmonton West176 Mayfield CommonEdmonton, AB T5P 4B3Tel: 403‑571‑8585Fax: 403‑571‑[email protected]

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CLI College of Business, Health & Technology With over 12 years of expertise delivering high quality training, CLI College has developed a unique learning system that ensures success for our students. CLI is dedicated to helping students get the most from their training, and preparing them for successful careers. We ensure that our programs are designed to satisfy your education requirement.10575 114 Street, Unit 1 Edmonton, AB T5H 3J6Tel: 780‑421‑0224Toll‑Free: 855‑421‑0224 Fax: 587‑523‑0468 [email protected]

Cosmopolitan Make Up Artistry College Cosmopolitan Make‑up Artistry College (CMAC) is Edmonton’s, as well as, Alberta’s first Make‑up Artistry School. It is our goal to provide students with the opportunities to learn the art of make‑up effects in the fashion and movie industries.10014 109th Street South Edmonton, AB T5J 1M4Tel: 780‑428‑4636 Toll‑Free: 855‑660‑4636Fax: 780‑420‑0534 [email protected]

Delmar College of Hair and Esthetics Ltd.delmar has consistently been on the leading edge of postsecondary education for hairstylists, and now have added esthetics training to our 62‑year history of graduate success. We offer nuts and bolts training, and are recently ITEC‑certified, and in the process of becoming a Sassoon Connection School.5915 1A Street South WestCalgary, AB T2H 0G4Tel: 403‑264‑8055Toll‑Free: 888‑264‑2422Fax: 403‑264‑[email protected]

Digital Schooldigital School, an Autodesk Authorized Training and Testing Centre, offers Computer‑Assisted design and drafting (CAd) technician programs in the fields of engineering, architecture and process piping. Online e‑Training CAd courses have been developed and are always current.10205 101st Street, Suite 304Edmonton City Centre EastEdmonton, AB T5J 4H5Tel: 780‑414‑0200Toll‑Free: 877‑414‑0200Fax: 780‑414‑[email protected]

Emergency Services AcademyEmergency Services Academy Ltd. (“ESA”) strives to improve the provision of emergency services in Canada by developing superior education and training programs for the emergency services industry.161 Broadway Boulevard, 2nd FloorSherwood Park, AB T8A 2A8Tel: 780‑416‑8822Fax: 780‑449‑4787 [email protected]

European Institute of Esthetics Medispa & Laser Training Centre EIE is the only Institute in Western Canada that teaches with the International CIdESCO Syllabus, a CIdESCO diploma is an icon of excellence stating that your training is of the highest standard in the world!6724 75 Street NWEdmonton, AB T6E 6T9Tel: 780‑466‑5271 Toll‑Free: 877‑422‑5271Fax: 780‑466‑5260 [email protected]

Eveline Charles Academy - CalgaryEveline Charles Academy’s mission to is provide Canada’s aspiring beauty professionals with an unparalleled education experience. Our Academies mirror the classic elegance of our spas & salons, while providing a unique learning experience encouraging students to free their imaginations and reach their highest potential by uniting creativity and skill.404‑510 8th Avenue SWCalgary, AB T2P 4H9Tel: 403‑476‑0593 Toll‑Free: 888‑624‑2626Fax: 403‑476‑0596 [email protected]

Eveline Charles Academy - Edmonton10205‑101 Street, Suite 301 Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 4H5Tel: 780‑409‑5672Toll‑Free: 877‑709‑5672Fax: 780‑425‑[email protected]

GRB College of WeldingSince our inception in 1983, GRB College of Welding has acquired a reputation for excellence that is reflected by our continued success and the success of our clients. GRB College of Welding is a private welding college and welder testing facility. We teach all levels of welding from the Pre‑Employment Welder to Journeyman to Advanced B Pressure techniques. At GRB, we provide hands‑on training and issue pipe welder certification.9712 54th Avenue NWEdmonton, AB T6E 0A9Tel: 780‑436‑7342Fax: 780‑436‑[email protected]

KDM Dental College International Inc.In operation since 1986, KdM has specialized in providing education and employment services to the dental community. Our dental assisting programs are run in Calgary and Edmonton.Throughout the years, KdM has become one of the most recognized companies for education/placement for dental practices and auxiliaries.940 6th Avenue South West, Suite 520Calgary, AB T2P 3T1Tel: 403‑264‑2744Fax: 403‑264‑[email protected]

Lokken CollegeEstablished in 1987, Lokken College helps people attain and maintain employment and self‑sufficiency. Our Certified Series Programs are approved by Alberta Human Services and provide a unique opportunity for both learners and employers to benefit from our in‑depth understanding of Alberta’s labour market.B100 ‑10080 Jasper AvenueEmpire BuildingEdmonton, AB T5J 1V9Tel: 780‑424‑3700Toll‑Free: 888‑565‑5366Fax: 877‑856‑5536www.lokken.com [email protected]

Maple Leaf AcademyMaple Leaf Academy is a private school teaching English as a Second Language. We teach Canadian Language Benchmarks two through six. Our program is subject based. Every class has five teachers, each focusing on a specific subject. Our students are predominantly newcomers to Canada.731 6th Avenue, Suite 200Calgary, AB T2P 0T9Tel: 403‑262‑8851Fax: 403‑262‑[email protected]

Mayfair Business CollegeEmployers are seeking administrative professionals with the right combination of personal skills and technical skills. This program is designed to help you build on current skills, while developing the computer expertise required in today’s technical office. Suitable for mature students and recent high school graduates.11039 78th Avenue, Suite 102Grande Prairie, AB T8W 2J7Tel: 780‑539‑5090Fax: 780‑539‑[email protected]

MC College — CalgaryMC College Group offers career training for the beauty and fashion industries and has school locations throughout western Canada. Each of our locations offers Hairstyling and Esthetic programs. Esthetics training also includes short courses in Make‑Up Artistry and Nail Technology. Our Edmonton and Winnipeg campuses also offer a diploma program in Fashion design and Apparel Production.1023 7th Avenue South WestCalgary, AB T2P 1A8Tel: 403‑290‑0051Fax: 403‑269‑3359www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

MC College — Edmonton10018 106th StreetEdmonton, AB T5J 1G1Tel: 780‑429‑4407Fax: 780‑424‑9588www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

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MC College — Red Deer5008 Ross StreetRed deer, AB T4N 1Y3Tel: 403‑342‑1110Fax: 403‑342‑5210www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

MH Vicars School of Massage TherapyThe MH Vicars School of Massage Therapy offers a distance learning course of study in massage therapy that is affordable, thorough and prepares you for a professional career. You keep your day job and come to our tutorials in Edmonton or Calgary monthly or one day a week.2828 Calgary Trail North WestEdmonton, AB T6J 6V7Tel: 780‑491‑0574Toll‑Free: 866‑491‑0574Fax: 780‑432‑[email protected]

Pixel Blue CollegePixel Blue College offers full‑time immersion‑style programs with instructors who are industry trained and able to offer our students the best education possible. With small class sizes, 24‑hour access and dedicated equipment, students get the most personalized attention. All programs focus on creating graduates with the knowledge needed to succeed in today’s highly competitive marketplace.Suite 200, 10080 Jasper AvenueEdmonton, AB T5J 1V9 Tel: 780‑756‑3990 [email protected]

Professional Medical AssociatesProfessional Medical Associates is dedicated to proving our “Commitment to Educational Excellence” in every program delivered. Since 1994, Professional Medical Associates has strived to become the leader in innovative, effective and superior education for all levels of Emergency Medical Service practitioners as well as educational programs in emergency medical services such as AEd, CPR, First Aid or Emergency Medical dispatching.101‑265 Carleton drive St. Albert, AB T8N 4J9 Tel: 780‑460‑8410Toll‑Free: 800‑665‑6836 Fax: 780‑460‑8277 [email protected]

Reeves College – Calgary City CentreReeves College offers vocational training licensed under the Private Vocational Schools Act. Reeves College provides diploma programs in business, healthcare, legal administration and art and design that enable our grads to find employment in their chosen field of study. Reeves College keeps pace with the changing job market and is offering several new courses this year to help its students increase their employability and value in an increasingly competitive environment.910 7th Avenue Southwest, #1500Calgary, AB T2P 3N8Toll‑Free: 800‑672‑[email protected]

Reeves College – Calgary North111‑2323 Avenue Northeast Calgary, AB T2E 6Z3 Tel: 403‑769‑1556Toll‑Free: 800‑670‑4512Fax: 403‑769‑1557 [email protected]

Reeves College – Lethbridge435 5 Street South (lower level)Lethbridge, AB T1J 2B6Tel: 403‑381‑4469Toll‑Free: 800‑670‑4512Fax: 403‑381‑4479 [email protected]

Robertson College — CalgaryAt Robertson, you’ll earn your college diploma in a shorter time frame, yet enjoy a comparable amount of instruction. The curriculum is focused on providing you with the essential tools to start and be successful in your career. The focus is on your needs and the tools required to move beyond the classroom and into a job.300‑417 14th Street North WestCalgary, AB T2N 2A1Tel: 587‑794‑4476Toll‑Free: 866‑920‑0070Fax: 403‑263‑[email protected]

Robertson College — Edmonton10115‑100A Street, Unit 300Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2W2Tel: 780‑705‑6633Fax: 780‑705‑[email protected]

Robertson College – Online417 14th Street NWCalgary, AB T2N 2A1Tel: 888‑892‑5262Fax: 204‑926‑[email protected]

Sky Wings Aviation Academy Ltd.Come fly with us! At Sky Wings Aviation Academy, we take pride in supporting and promoting the aviation industry in Alberta and Canada.P.O. Box 190, Hanger 13, Red deer Industrial AirportPenhold, AB T0M 1R0Tel: 403‑886‑5191Fax: 403‑886‑[email protected]

Training Inc.Training Inc. is a private vocational school located in downtown Lethbridge with easy access to the transit system. We offer training in health care, computers, esthetics and occupational health and safety. Our small classroom sizes help provide individual one‑on‑one, hands‑on training for our students. With our intense training, students move into employment quickly with all the skills and knowledge necessary to be successful in their chosen field.444 5th Avenue SouthLethbridge, AB T1J 0T5


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Academy of Learning College – Prince AlbertAt Academy of Learning, we attribute the growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.14‑13th Street WestPrince Albert, SK S6V 3E8 Tel: 306‑763‑8551 Toll‑Free: 888‑708‑7724Fax: 306‑764‑1744 www.academyoflearning.com/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — Saskatoon1202A Quebec AvenueSaskatoon, SK S7K 1V2Tel: 306‑373‑8700Toll‑Free: 888‑708‑7724 Fax: 306‑373‑8708www.academyoflearning.com/sk/[email protected]

Avant-Garde College Ltd.Our provincially approved instructors have many years of combined training and experience. We are proud of all of our graduates, some of whom have won provincial and national awards in recognition of their skills. We have earned a positive reputation among salon owners and operators who seek out our graduates. The comprehensive training we offer in numerous facets of the beauty industry allows employers to hire our graduates with confidence and assurance.1033 8th AvenueRegina, SK S4R 1E1Tel: 306‑522‑5900Fax: 306‑522‑3233www.avant‑gardecollege.cainfo@avant‑gardecollege.ca

Canadian Revival Training Centre329 38th Street EastPrince Albert, SK S6W 1A5Tel: 306‑763‑[email protected]

International Career InstituteThe International Career Institute (ICI) is a leader in distance education with some of the most diverse course offerings available to students. It is part of a network of affiliated colleges established in 1978 which together educate tens of thousands of students yearly worldwide.4246 Albert Street, Suite 106Regina, SK S4S 3R9Tel: 888‑717‑8844Fax: 800‑360‑[email protected]

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MC College — SaskatoonMC College Group has been training estheticians since 1978 and hairdressers since 1925. MC College Group training centres total over 79,000 sq. ft. of instructional space in six major centres across Western Canada. MC College Group trains over 700 students annually in Hairstyling, Esthetics and Fashion design and places over 95% of these students in training‑related positions. 228‑21st Street EastSaskatoon, SK S7K 0B9Tel: 306‑664‑2474Fax: 306‑653‑6883www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

McKay Career Training Inc.Since being founded in 1982, McKay’s programs have been designed to offer practical and hands‑on skills training which prepares students for the workforce. Ongoing relationships with businesses related to the programs taught, allow our graduates to be supported and referred to job opportunities. We care about you and your future.133 3rd Avenue NorthSaskatoon, SK S7K 2H4Tel: 306‑955‑1616Fax: 306‑955‑[email protected]

Saskatoon Business College Ltd.Saskatoon Business College (since 1907) is Saskatchewan’s oldest career college, offering 16 diploma programs specializing in clerical, business, computer technology and health care training. We have a staff of 24 teaching professionals with 300 years of combined experience, state‑of‑the‑art facilities and a strong reputation for job search assistance. SBC has been nationally accredited since 1987 by the Canadian Education and Training Accreditation Commission.221 3rd Avenue NorthSaskatoon, SK S7K 2H7Tel: 306‑244‑6333Toll‑Free: 800‑679‑7711Fax: 306‑652‑[email protected]

Saskatoon School of Horticulture Study for a diploma or certificate from the Saskatoon School of Horticulture and experience a unique educational opportunity that will enable you to enjoy a rewarding career in the field of horticulture. Our curriculum is unique and offers students a top‑quality, up‑to‑date blend of both the academic and the practical of the art and the science of horticulture.1021 Saskatchewan Crescent WestSaskatoon, SK S7M 5J6Tel: 306‑931‑GROW (4769)Fax: 306‑955‑GROW (4769)[email protected]

The Recording Arts Institute of SaskatoonRAIS is Saskatchewan’s audio engineering and film school, offering diploma programs and hands‑on technical training in audio engineering and motion picture arts.1926 Alberta Avenue

Saskatoon, SK S7K 1R9 Tel: 306‑292‑6744; 306‑220‑6944Fax: 306‑244‑[email protected]

Western College of Remedial Massage TherapiesThe Western College provides quality training in Massage Therapy. The program is delivered via both full‑time (two year) and distance education (three year) formats. Students undertake intensive and challenging curriculum and enjoy durable success in the industry upon graduation. Western College is proud of its reputation in the prairies and students can be assured reciprocating reputation holding one of our diplomas.832 McCarthy BoulevardRegina, SK S4T 6S7Tel: 306‑757‑2242Fax: 306‑757‑[email protected]

MANITOBA DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

Academy of Learning College – Winnipeg SouthAt Academy of Learning, we attribute the growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.297 St. Mary’s RoadWinnipeg, MB R2H 1J5Tel: 204‑478‑8884Fax: 204‑478‑5020www.academyoflearning.com/mb/locations/winnipeg‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Winnipeg North77 Redwood Avenue, 2nd FloorWinnipeg, MB R2W 5J5Tel: 204‑582‑9400Fax: 204‑582‑8444www.academyoflearning.com/mb/locations/winnipeg‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Healthcare and Technology — WinnipegFor more than 40 years, CdI College has been a leading career training institution helping thousands of students achieve career goals. With 24 campuses across Canada, CdI offers hands‑on training in a range of business, technology, health care and legal programs and career services to help graduates find the right job.280 Main StreetWinnipeg, MB R3C 1A9Tel: 204‑942‑1773Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 204‑944‑[email protected]

CHN College Inc.CHN College is a registered vocational institution in Manitoba under the Private Vocational

Institutions Act and offers a Health Care Aide program that is approved and registered by the Registrar, Private Vocational Institutions and that meets all of the course requirements of the Province of Manitoba.119B‑388 donald StreetWinnipeg, MB R3B 2J4Tel: 204‑947‑5237Fax: 204‑947‑[email protected]

Criti Care Emergency Medical ServicesOur EMS services and educational programs are accessible to all Manitobans, and delivered through a multidisciplinary team of professional administrators, clinical staff and teaching faculty that have a demonstrated commitment to clinical excellence, advanced education and the pursuit of higher learning, in a generative environment where innovation, academics and experience are highly valued.106‑386 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB R3C 3R6Tel: 204‑989‑3671Fax: 204‑989‑[email protected]

European School of EstheticsEuropean School of Esthetics (ESE), founded in Winnipeg by medical professionals over 25 years ago, offers one of the most complete and advanced programs available in the Beauty Therapy field.241 Vaughan Street, 2nd Floor Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T6Tel: 204‑943‑3440www.europeanschoolofesthetics.ca/[email protected]; [email protected]

Herzing College — WinnipegHerzing College, established in 1965, is located near downtown Winnipeg. All diploma courses are “market driven.” Herzing offers student lounges, free parking, study labs, free internet access and a free interest evaluation available to all inquiries. Herzing College has both hard‑wired networked labs and also offers a totally wireless campus. Accredited by the Canadian Education and Training Accreditation Commission.1700 Portage AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3J 0E1Tel: 204‑775‑8175Fax: 204‑783‑8107www.herzing.ca/winnipegwpg‑[email protected]

Louis Riel Vocational CollegeThe Louis Riel Vocational College was established in 2015 by the Louis Riel Institute in partnership with the Manitoba Metis Federation. Get your diploma as a certified Health Care Aide in less than six months and return to your community with new employability skills.103‑150 Henry AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3B 0J7Tel.: 204‑984‑9480Fax: 204‑984‑[email protected]

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MC College — WinnipegMC College Group offers career training for the beauty and fashion industries and has school locations throughout western Canada. Each of our locations offers hairstyling and esthetic programs. Esthetics training also includes short courses in Make‑Up Artistry and Nail Technology. Our Edmonton and Winnipeg campuses also offer a diploma program in Fashion design and Apparel production.575 Wall StreetWinnipeg, MB R3G 2T5Tel: 204‑786‑5081Fax: 204‑783‑7342www.mccollege.cainfo‑[email protected]

Northwest Law Enforcement AcademyLaw, Protection & Safety diploma program offering law enforcement specific training in a seven‑month program taught by instructors from law enforcement careers. Intake is all year for classes starting in September, October and April. The academy has been providing professional training for 12 years.200‑1821 Wellington AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3H 0G4Tel: 204‑953‑8300Toll‑Free: 866‑953‑8300Fax: 204‑953‑[email protected]

Robertson College — WinnipegRobertson College offers a broad range of in‑demand career‑focused programs in Business, Health Care and IT across 4 campuses in Canada. Our Online campus offers distance education to students all across Canada, allowing them to earn their diplomas and certificates completely online while still benefiting from the same support and career services offered to our campus students.265 Notre dame AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3B 1N9Tel: 204‑926‑8389Toll‑Free: 888‑892‑5262Fax: 204‑926‑[email protected]

Wellington College of Remedial Massage TherapiesThrough the shared challenges of learning new skills and building a career, students develop an enduring connection to Wellington College. Upon graduation, they become alumni of Wellington College, a caring institution with a heritage of preparing exceptional therapists for the world of massage therapy.435 Berry StreetWinnipeg, MB R3J 1N6Tel: 204‑813‑0986Toll‑Free: 888‑913‑9227Fax: 204‑957‑[email protected]

ONTARIO DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

A1-Global Training Institute – Mississauga EastOperating from its two facilities located in Mississauga, Ontario, A1‑Global Training Institute is a vocational college registered and approved under the Private Career Colleges Act of Ontario,2005. Upon graduation, students have advanced industry skills training, develop strong understanding of the requirements of continuously evolving marketplace and gain the keys to success.2960 drew Road, Unit 144Mississauga, ON L4T 0A5Tel: 905‑672‑2277Fax: 905‑673‑[email protected]

A1-Global Training Institute – Mississauga West1380 Cardiff Boulevard, Unit 9Mississauga, ON L5S 1P9Tel: 905‑564‑5866Fax: 905‑564‑[email protected]

ABM College of Health & Technology – TorontoThroughout its history ABM College has provided students with professional training, academic knowledge, and the right skill set to meet employment market demand. It is a point of pride for us that the vast majority of our graduates are employed within their field of study!205‑705 Lawrence Avenue WestToronto, ON M6A 1B4Tel: 416‑913‑4700Fax: 416‑913‑[email protected]

Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences Inc.AAPS is a Canadian premier life sciences and pharmaceutical training college. The school was established in 2003 to address the growing demands by healthcare manufacturers. In tailored response, AAPS was designed and made operational by highly experienced industry experts with the mission to create professional skill development programs that would exceed industry‑training standards.200 Consumers Road, Suite 200North York, ON M2J 4R4Tel: 416‑502‑2277Fax: 416‑502‑[email protected]

Academy of Hair Passion Inc.Registered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005, Academy of Hair Passion offers one of the most advanced and modernly equipped hairstyling and makeup training facilities in Mississauga. Students obtain in‑depth instructional and practical training from top industry professionals, while learning the latest in contemporary salon techniques and product applications.5120 dixie Road, Unit 17

Mississauga, ON L4W 4J9Tel: 905‑624‑8448Toll‑Free: 877‑624‑8448Fax: 905‑624‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Head Office – Richmond HillAt Academy of Learning, we attribute growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.100 York Boulevard, Suite 400Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1J8Tel: 905‑886‑8973Fax: 905‑886‑8591www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/richmond‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — Hamilton401 Main Street EastHamilton, ON L8N 1J7Tel: 905‑777‑8553Fax: 905‑777‑0103www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — Kingston1469 Princess StreetKingston, ON K7M 3E9Tel: 613‑544‑8973Fax: 416‑544‑8980www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Mississauga East1310 dundas Street East, Suite 4Mississauga, ON L4Y 2C1Tel: 905‑273‑6788Fax: 905‑273‑3114www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/mississauga‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Richmond Hill9555 Yonge Street, Suite 202Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9M5Tel: 905‑508‑5791Fax: 905‑508‑9409www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/richmond‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Toronto - Albion & Islington1123 Albion Road, Suite 201Etobicoke, ON M9V 1A9Tel: 416‑746‑3333Fax: 416‑746‑3330www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/albion‑[email protected]

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Academy of Learning College – Toronto - Bay & Bloor1255 Bay Street, 6th FloorToronto, ON M5R 2A9Tel: 416‑969‑8845Fax: 416‑969‑9372www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/bay‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Toronto - Downsview1280 Finch Avenue West, Suite 112Toronto, ON M3J 3K6Tel: 416‑767‑7679Fax: 416‑767‑3770www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Toronto - Downtown East702 Pape AvenueToronto, ON M4K 3S7Tel: 416‑422‑5627Fax: 416‑422‑5628www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/downtown‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College – Toronto — Lawrence3585 Lawrence Avenue EastScarborough, ON M1G 1P4Tel: 416‑499‑7994Fax: 416‑499‑3060www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — Toronto — Warden & Sheppard2190 Warden Avenue, Unit G4Toronto, ON M1T 1V6Tel: 416‑754‑4456Fax: 416‑754‑3143www.academyoflearning.com/on/locations/toronto/warden‑[email protected]

Algonquin Careers Academy — MississaugaAlgonquin Careers Academy (ACA) is a leading provider of career training diploma, online and continuing education programs in Ottawa and Mississauga. Since 1981, ACA has been changing lives by providing our students with high quality, industry specific career training.3025 Hurontario Street, Suite 600Mississauga, ON L5A 2H1Tel: 905‑361‑2380Fax: 905‑361‑[email protected]

Algonquin Careers Academy – Ottawa1830 Bank StreetOttawa, ON K1V 7Y6Tel: 613‑722‑7811Toll‑Free: 888‑722‑7818Fax: 613‑722‑[email protected]

Anderson College of Health, Business & TechnologyFocusing on students’ academic and career success and with over 25 years specializing in healthcare training, our college is well established within the health care sector. Your “Anderson College” diploma is recognized by employers for its highest standard of excellence in quality training.180 Bloor Street West, Suite 400Toronto, ON M5S 2V6Tel: 647‑694‑3410Fax: 416‑467‑[email protected]

APLUS InstituteAPLUS Institute of Technology, Healthcare and Business provides advanced, high‑standard technology‑based career education specializing in information technology, healthcare and business. The diploma in Software Application development and dental Hygiene programs are registered by the Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities. The dental Hygiene program is also fully accredited by the Commission on dental Accreditation of Canada (CdAC).4950 Yonge Street, Concourse Level, Suite 15Toronto, ON M2N 6K1Tel: 416‑222‑0500Fax: 416‑222‑[email protected]

Asimco College of Business, Health & Technology — CobourgAs a provider of career‑focused education, Asimco College of Business, Healthcare & Technology recognizes that all students choose post‑secondary education at various life stages and for various reasons. The College works with each student individually in order to best prepare them for employment in their chosen career. 1111 Elgin Street WestCobourg, ON K9A 5H7Tel: 905‑372‑8978Fax: 905‑372‑[email protected]

Asimco College of Business, Healthcare & Technology – Sault Ste Marie138 East StreetSault Ste Marie, ON P6A 3C6Tel: 705‑251‑5000Fax: 905‑372‑5189

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Asta Hairstyling SchoolWe believe in treating your hair as if it was our own, and we have been doing this for the past 50 years! Our Salon and Spa is operated by award winning specialists capable of handling all your needs on a single basis. We believe in staying on the cutting edge of hair trends and spa services, so please come in and see for yourself.864 Chemong RoadPeterborough, ON K9H 5Z8Tel: 705‑743‑2020Fax: 705‑743‑[email protected]

AVEDA Institute TorontoAVEdA offers a complete education system. In fact, we’re the only major manufacturer that has dedicated programs in classroom and online for all channels of professional and salon development; basic, intermediate, advanced and business. 125 King Street EastToronto, ON M5C 1G6Tel: 416‑921‑2961Fax: 416‑941‑[email protected]

Beta College of Business & TechnologyBeta College of Business and Technology conducts programs leading to the award of diploma and Certificates. Programs are designed to meet the demands of the Canadian labour market. 1085 Bellamy Road North, Unit 208Scarborough, ON M1H 3C7Tel: 416‑449‑[email protected]

BizTech Institute Inc.A career college focused on practical and in‑demand education delivered by instructor‑led classes.5170 dixie Road, Suite 205Mississauga, ON L4W 1E3Tel: 905‑212‑9149Toll‑Free: 866‑328‑6687Fax: 905‑212‑[email protected]

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Body Pro Beauty & Aesthetics Academy Inc.Body Pro’s proven methods of intelligent direction and hands‑on practical training allows graduates to exceed industry standards. Our programs offer comprehensive training in the business of skin and beauty therapy. We offer both certificate and diploma level programs in esthetics, nails and cosmetology. Classes are offered full‑time, part‑time and evenings.8460 Torbram Road, Suite 43Brampton, ON L6T 4M9Tel: 905‑790‑0037Toll‑Free: 888‑790‑0037Fax: 905‑790‑[email protected]

Bonnie Gordon College of Confectionary ArtsBonnie Gordon College of Confectionary Arts is an avant‑garde private career college specializing in baking, pastry arts, cake design and confections. We focus on teaching proper skills and techniques, while fostering individual creativity and vision. We stress the importance of using high quality ingredients to nurture an appreciation for pure flavours. We encourage our students to strive for excellence while creating something beautiful.670 Caledonia Road, Unit 100Toronto, ON M6E 4V9Tel: 416‑440‑0333Fax: 416‑488‑[email protected]

Brampton College of Health, Business & TechnologyAt Brampton College of Health, Business and Technology we welcome all individuals who plan to learn and we assure them that they will leave the college as “learned, qualified and confident persons who will have the ability to understand, judge and deliver”. Whether for personal interest or career requirement, the college works on every enrollment not only to achieve their objective but to excel.7956 Torbram Road, Suite 206Brampton, ON L6T 5A2Tel: 905‑790‑3940Fax: 905‑790‑[email protected]

Brampton Skin Care Academy Inc.Brampton Skin Care Academy is registered as a private college and prides itself on delivering excellent customer service and education to all students and clients since 2002. We offer diploma courses in Advanced Aesthetics, Electrolysis, Professional Hairstyling and many other hobby courses. The academy has earned several Readers’ Choice Awards.350 Rutherford Road South, Plaza 1 Suite 6Brampton, ON L6W 3P6Tel: 905‑453‑3566Fax: 905‑453‑[email protected]

Bruno’s School of Hair DesignsOur 1500 hour course covers all aspects of the beauty trade and is complete with the latest requirements for the modern hairstylist. Our fully qualified instructors are committed to provide you with the most up‑to‑date training. You will learn

to cut & style men’s & women’s hair, colouring, perming, hair relaxing, braiding, manicuring & application of all types of artificial nails, as well as skin care & make‑up.107 King Street EastHamilton, ON L8N 1A9Tel: 905‑528‑0428Fax: 905‑528‑[email protected]

Bryan College of Applied Health and Business SciencesBryan College is a private career college in North America wholly dedicated to curriculum for the health and wellness industries. With ground‑breaking training in Massage Therapy, Professional Spa Therapy and Medi‑Spa Therapy, coupled with a state‑of‑the‑art facility, there is no better foundation for a growing career that can take you places which most people only dream of.1200 Lawrence Avenue WestNorth York, ON M6A 1E3Tel: 416‑630‑6300Toll‑Free: 888‑641‑6300Fax: 416‑630‑[email protected]

Business Education College – BramptonProvider of distance learning/online diploma programs. Friendly and professional environment. Individualized format: Ratio of 5:1. Cater to persons with disabilities. Trained facilitators with special needs backgrounds. Excellent Job Placement/Co‑op placement support. Excellent employer connection for graduate placements.20 Nelson Street, Unit 401Brampton, ON L6X 2M5Tel: 905‑270‑2730Fax: 888‑315‑[email protected]

Business Education College — Mississauga151 City Centre drive, Unit 404Mississauga, ON L5B 1M7Tel: 905‑270‑2730Fax: 888‑315‑[email protected]

Canada College of Business & Technology Inc.Canada College is a multi‑cultural institution registered under the Private Career Colleges Act., offering diploma in Personal Support Worker Program and other short‑term certificate courses;QuickBooks, Project Management, data Entry, XPersonal Support Worker, Simply Accounting, CISCO‑Certified Network Association, ESL. We aspire to create high‑quality comprehensive learning for local and international students.5109 Steeles Avenue West, Suite 320Toronto, ON M9L 2Y8Tel: 416‑901‑5893Toll‑Free: 800‑321‑8209Fax: 416‑619‑[email protected]

Canadian All Care College — ScarboroughOur mission at Canadian All Care College is to provide students with intensive job skill training for a successful career. We provide excellent quality

education in health, business and technology training. The employment rate of our graduates and their high performance in their perspective professions are the indication of our success!240 Alton Towers Circle, Suite 200Scarborough, ON M1V 4P3Tel: 416‑292‑6050Fax: 416‑292‑[email protected]

Canadian All Care College — Toronto4630 dufferin Street, Suite 305Toronto, ON M3H 5S4Tel: 416‑661‑0888Fax: 416‑661‑[email protected]

Canadian Beauty College — BarrieCanadian Beauty College is a leading beauty and esthetics college that offers a number of diploma programs, non‑vocational certificates, workshops and seminars for those pursuing esthetic and medical esthetic careers.4 Cedar Pointe drive, Unit HBarrie, ON L4N 5R7Tel: 705‑503‑0144Fax: 705‑503‑0195www.canadianbeautycollege.combarrie@canadianbeautycollege.com

Canadian Beauty College — Newmarket130 davis drive, Suite 209Newmarket, ON L3Y 2N1Tel: 905‑235‑0828Toll‑Free: 866‑720‑4920Fax: 905‑235‑0847www.canadianbeautycollege.comnewmarket@canadianbeautycollege.com

Canadian Beauty College — Oshawa360 King Street West, Unit 105Oshawa, ON L1J 2J9Tel: 905‑674‑0100Fax: 905‑579‑1231www.canadianbeautycollege.comoshawa@canadianbeautycollege.com

Canadian Beauty College — Toronto120 Eglinton Avenue EastToronto, ON M4P 1E2Tel: 416‑901‑9422Fax: 416‑792‑9432www.canadianbeautycollege.comtoronto@canadianbeautycollege.com

Canadian Beauty College — Vaughan2700 Steeles Avenue West, Suite 205Vaughan, ON L4K 3C8Tel: 905‑760‑0003Toll‑Free: 866‑720‑4920Fax: 905‑760‑[email protected]

Canadian Business College — MississaugaCanadian Business College has been a leader in the field of career‑oriented training since 1992. The school is a recipient of the GOLd “Consumers Choice Award” from 1997‑2012 as well as the Top Choice Award, and has received lifetime honorary People’s Prefer Award. The Paralegal program is accredited by the Law Society of Upper Canada.

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Canadian Business College — Scarborough55 Town Centre Court, Suite 600Scarborough, ON M1P 4X4Tel: 416‑290‑6565Toll‑Free: 888‑925‑9929Fax: 416‑290‑5771www.canadianbusinesscollege.com/[email protected]

Canadian Business College — Toronto2 Bloor Street West, 22nd FloorToronto, ON M4W 3E2Tel: 416‑925‑9929Toll‑Free: 888‑925‑9929Fax: 416‑925‑9220www.canadianbusinesscollege.com/[email protected]

Canadian Business Skills College of TechnologyWe are committed to the personal success of every student by providing you with hands‑on skills in a warm, friendly environment.80 Acadia Avenue, Suite 200Markham, ON L3R 9V1Tel: 905‑477‑6667Fax: 416‑913‑[email protected]

Canadian Care Academy Inc.200 Finch Avenue West, Suite 315Toronto, ON M2R 3W4Tel: 416‑733‑8194Fax: 905‑424‑[email protected]

Canadian Career College of Innovative Technology and Management — Bramptondiplomas, advanced diplomas and post‑graduate diplomas are available in information technology, management, business, administration and health care. Most diplomas contain courses that prepare students to write industry (third‑party) certification exams. Campuses in Toronto (in vibrant Yorkvillle area), Mississauga (next door to Square One Mall) and Hamilton (on the mountain).8897 The Gore Road, Suite 25Brampton, ON L6P 2L1Tel: 416‑646‑4744Toll‑Free: 800‑816‑4811Fax: 416‑513‑[email protected]

Canadian Career College of Innovative Technology and Management — Mississauga151 City Centre drive, Suite 500Mississauga, ON L5B 1M7Tel: 416‑646‑4744Toll‑Free: 800‑816‑4811Fax: 416‑513‑[email protected]

Canadian Career College of Innovative Technology and Management — Scarborough916 Markham Road, 2nd FloorToronto, ON M1H 2Y3Tel: 416‑646‑4744Toll‑Free: 800‑816‑4811Fax: 416‑513‑[email protected]

Canadian Career College of Innovative Technology and Management — Toronto920 Yonge Street, 7th FloorToronto, ON M4W 3C7Tel: 416‑646‑4744Toll‑Free: 800‑816‑4811Fax: 416‑513‑[email protected]

Canadian College for Higher StudiesManaged by professionals with decades of experience in training and management, our mission is to provide sustainable knowledge and skills to start a career in today’s marketplace. Our curriculum is carefully designed to meet the current demand. Student success is attained by both dedication of the college and commitment of students.705 Progress Avenue, Unit 108Scarborough, ON M1H 2X1Tel: 416‑850‑1456Fax: 647‑436‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology – BramptonThe college is registered as a private career college with the Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities in the Province of Ontario, Canada under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005.CCBST offers several full‑time and part‑time diploma programs, as well as numerous certificate courses ranging in duration from three months to two years. We welcome international students.350 Rutherford Road South, Suite 110Brampton, ON L6W 4N6Tel: 905‑488‑5627Toll‑Free: 800‑250‑9032Fax: 416‑913‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology — Etobicoke1620 Albion Road, Suite 202Etobicoke, ON M9V 4B4Tel: 416‑745‑9555Fax: 416‑981‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology — Scarborough4900 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 208Toronto, ON M1S 4A7Tel: 416‑850‑6028Toll‑free: 800‑250‑9032Fax: 647‑436‑[email protected]

Canadian College of EducatorsSpecializing in education with programs for adult educators and Teachers of English as a Second

Language (TESL). Professional development and additional qualifications for instructors and teachers. Online and in‑class program options. Teacher training and teacher recruitment.2345 Stanfield Road, Suite 302Mississauga, ON L4Y 3Y3Tel: 905‑896‑0000Fax: 905‑896‑9252www.canadiancollegeofeducators.cainfo@canadiancollegeofeducators.ca

Canadian College of Health, Science & TechnologyCanadian College of Health, Science and Technology (CCHST) is a locally‑owned, private career college specializing exclusively in health care and information technology (IT) programs. Canadian College instructors are employed in the specialized areas they teach; our small student to instructor ratio allows our faculty to focus on our students.1737 Walker RoadWindsor, ON N8W 3P2Tel: 519‑977‑1222Fax: 519‑977‑[email protected]

Canadian Institute of Management & Technology (CIMT) – Head Office — MississaugaCanadian Institute of Management & Technology (CIMT) offers a variety of courses in the fields of technology, health and management. In addition to graduate and post‑graduate courses, CIMT offers many short courses in computing, accounting, business and languages. At CIMT College, every student is tailor made to be successful. 7200 Goreway drive Suite 100Mississauga, ON L4T 2T7Tel: 905‑671‑9999Fax: 905‑671‑[email protected]

Canadian Institute of Management & Technology (CIMT) — Brampton373 Steeles Avenue West, Unit 202Brampton, ON L6Y 0P8Tel: 905‑671‑9999Fax: 905‑874‑[email protected]

Canadian Institute of Management & Technology (CIMT) – Mississauga — Dundas Street130 dundas Street East, Suite 303Mississauga, ON L5A 3V8Tel: 905‑671‑9999Fax: 905‑671‑[email protected]

Canadian International Career College — MississaugaThe Personal Support Worker (PSW) course from Canadian International Career College is designed to assist students in finding employment at the entry level as a healthcare aid specialist.25 Watline Avenue, Unit 201Mississauga, ON L4Z 2Z1Tel: 905‑232‑4337Fax: 647‑345‑4653www.ciccsite.cominfo@ciccsite‑mc.com

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Canadian International Career College — Toronto345 Wilson Avenue, Unit 100Toronto, ON M3H 5W1Tel: 647‑352‑2422Toll‑Free: 855‑242‑2338Fax: 647‑345‑[email protected]

Canadian Law Enforcement Training CollegeThe Police Foundations Program has been designed to accommodate students who are seriously considering a career in Policing & Law Enforcement. The program was initiated in response to the anticipated steady demand for Police & Law Enforcement Officer across the province over the next several years.4646 dufferin Street, Unit 2Toronto, ON M3H 5S4Tel: 416‑480‑1545Toll‑Free: 866‑576‑5423Fax: 416‑480‑[email protected]

Canadian School of Private Investigation & Security Ltd.Since 1980 we’ve trained thousands of working private law enforcers and are now known as the number 1 specialist career college for private law enforcement. 2828 dufferin StreetToronto, ON M6B 3S3Tel: 416‑785‑5701Fax: 416‑785‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — AjaxFor more than 40 years, CdI College has been a leading career training institution helping thousands of students achieve career goals. With 24 campuses across Canada, CdI offers hands‑on training in a range of business, technology and health care programs and career services to help grads find the right job.100 Westney Road South, Unit E100Ajax, ON L1S 7H3Tel: 905‑427‑1922Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 905‑427‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Hamilton14 Hughston Street South, Unit 104Hamilton, ON L8N 2A1Tel: 905‑667‑0980Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 905‑667‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Mississauga33 City Centre drive, Unit 280Mississauga, ON L5B 2N5Tel: 289‑327‑0278 or 416‑645‑9402Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 289‑327‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — North York4950 Yonge Street, Unit 33North York, ON M2N 6K1Tel: 416‑645‑9408 Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 416‑645‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Scarborough2131 Lawrence Avenue East, 3rd FloorScarborough, ON M1R 3A3Tel: 416‑645‑9400Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 416‑645‑[email protected]

CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Toronto543 Yonge Street, 3rd FloorToronto, ON M4Y 1Y5Tel: 416‑360‑8113 Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392Fax: 647‑317‑[email protected]

Central Health Institute Inc.Central Health Institute (CHI) offers various training programs in day, evening and weekend classes to help you reach your career goals! Our flexible scheduling and welcoming staff make CHI a supportive environment to learn. Contact us today; it’s never too late to begin a rewarding career in health care.346 Main Street EastHamilton, ON L8N 1J2Tel: 905‑524‑0440Fax: 905‑524‑0210www.centralhealthinstitute.cominfo@centralhealthinstitute.com

Centre for Security Training & Management Inc.CSTMI offers several unique courses that educate and train security guards and private investigators with instructors that are subject matter experts.1527 Warden AvenueToronto, ON M1R 4Z8Tel: 416‑750‑4747Toll‑Free: 866‑297‑0003Fax: 416‑750‑[email protected]

Cestar College of Business, Health and TechnologyCestar College of Business, Health and Technology is dedicated to helping students get the most from their training, and preparing them for successful careers. We ensure that our programs are designed to satisfy your education requirements and exceed your expectations. Our vision is “to improve lives by sharing our knowledge of information and technology.265 Yorkland Blvd., Suite 400Toronto, ON M2J 1S5Tel: 416‑485‑8588Toll‑Free: 866‑236‑4622Fax: 416‑485‑[email protected]

Chellsey Institute of Aesthetics Inc.At the Chellsey Institute, you will learn from highly skilled and respected professionals with years of in‑field and teaching experience. You will be trained on the latest technology and equipment and the most advanced treatments currently available. We offer certificate and diploma courses in Medical Aesthetics, Advanced Aesthetics, Manicure and Pedicure, Waxing, Make‑up Art and more.1900 dundas Street East, Suite 203Mississauga, ON L4X 2Z4Tel: 905‑232‑0883 / 905‑232‑0884Fax: 905‑277‑[email protected]

CITI College of Canadian Careers — MississaugaCITI College is a strong believer in the philosophy of “real” skills for “real” jobs. CITI College has been training job seekers since 1991. We are focused on providing training in business, technology and health care. Our programs are focused toward building an individual’s skill level and taught in an instructor‑led, hands‑on, small classroom environment.406‑4310 Sherwoodtowne Blvd Unit #406 BdC BuildingToronto, ON L4Z 4C4Tel: 905‑281‑1414Fax: 416‑441‑[email protected]

CITI College of Canadian Careers — Toronto801 York Mills Road, Suite 200Toronto, ON M3B 1X7Tel: 416‑441‑2900

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City College of Business, Health & TechnologyCity College is dedicated to helping students get the most from their training, and preparing them for successful careers. We ensure that our programs are designed to satisfy your education requirements.370 deerhide CrescentNorth York, ON M9M 2Y6Tel: 416‑240‑8080Fax: 416‑240‑[email protected]

CJ Health Care College — ScarboroughCJ College specializes in the educational needs of health care professionals. Our mission is to provide our graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver an exemplary professional service to patients and the community as well as adapt to new technology and skills in the ever‑changing health care field.1371 Neilson Road, Suite 401Scarborough, ON M1B 4Z8Tel: 416‑283‑8252Fax: 416‑283‑[email protected]

CJ Health Care College — TorontoL101‑1123 Albion Road Toronto, ON M9V 1A9 Tel: 416‑422‑5900Fax: 416‑446‑[email protected]

Clarkridge Career InstituteClarkridge Career Institute is a registered private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005 that offers Personal Support Worker, Medical Office Assistant, Physiotherapist Assistant programs and other continuing education workshops. We are a member of the Ontario Association of Career Colleges and the National Association of Career Colleges.296A Wilson AvenueToronto, ON M3H 1S8Tel: 416‑635‑7190Fax: 416‑635‑[email protected]

CLI College of Business, Health & TechnologyCLI is dedicated to helping students get the most from their training and preparing them for successful careers. We ensure that our programs are designed to satisfy your educational requirement. CLI College offers the following diploma programs: Personal Support Worker, developmental Services Worker, Micro‑Computer and Hairstyling.2300 Sheppard Avenue West, Suite 208Toronto, ON M9M 3A4Tel: 416‑747‑5152Fax: 416‑747‑[email protected]

CMU College of Makeup Art & DesignComplections College of Makeup Art & design has moved to the historic Old Fire Hall. The internationally recognized college has produced artists responsible for makeup and design on huge budget film and television projects and fashion magazines. Complections offers certificate and diploma programs in a wide range of makeup artistry, such as character and special makeup effects, creatures and prosthetics, fashion and photography make‑up.110 Lombard StreetToronto, ON M5C 1M3Tel: 416‑968‑6739, ext. 40Fax: 416‑968‑[email protected]

Coco Fashion Design InstituteLocated in mid‑town Toronto and close to all amenities, Coco Fashion design Institute is a unique institution unlike other fashion schools. By developing the programs to be practical and intensive, this will help students to enter into the industry in a shorter span of time as compared to other colleges.348 Ryding Avenue, Unit 201Toronto, ON M6N 1H5Tel: 416‑739‑0875Fax: 416‑739‑[email protected]

College of Health StudiesCollege of Health Studies offers courses in health, beauty and holistic health. Courses offered include Personal Support Worker diploma, Advanced Foot Care certificate course for RNs, Medical Esthetics certificate course for RNs, Holistic Health Practitioner diploma and Intensive Behavioural Intervention certificate course.18 Queen Street EastBrampton, ON L6V 1A2Tel: 905‑452‑8139 / 905‑965‑1966www.collegeofhealthstudies.cominfo@collegeofhealthstudies.com

College of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Pharmacology of CanadaThe College of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Pharmacology Canada was founded in 1993. We provide comprehensive formal health education to our students to master all aspects of Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Massage Therapy, to be fully prepared to meet the challenges in their clinical practices upon graduation.3195 Sheppard Avenue, 2nd FloorScarborough, ON M1T 3K1Tel: 416‑493‑8447Fax: 416‑493‑[email protected]

CompuCampus College of Business, Technology, Design and HealthcareCompuCampus College is dedicated to helping people find the IT training and certification they are looking for. Our services are continuously improved to meet and exceed all expectations. Our courses are available for all levels, from basic through to the most advanced users. We have qualified instructors and offer hands‑on personalized training in small classes.235 Eugenie Street West, 2nd Floor, Suite 200Windsor, ON N8X 2X7


Computek College of Business, Health & Technology – MarkhamComputek College, established in 1991, provides “hands‑on” training in the fields of business, health care and technology. It has built its reputation on the competency and success of its graduates. Campuses are located in Markham, Scarborough and Toronto. The Scarborough campus is located at the North East corner of Kennedy & Sheppard with ample free parking and is a two‑minute drive from Highway 401.7 Eastvale drive, Unit 202Markham, ON L3S 4N8Tel: 905‑471‑3344Fax: 905‑471‑[email protected]

Computek College of Business, Health & Technology — Scarborough2425 Eglinton Ave East, 4th Floor, Toronto, ON M1K 5G8Tel: 416‑321‑9911Fax: 416‑321‑[email protected]

Computek College of Business, Healthcare & Technology — Toronto2390 Eglinton Avenue East, Unit 248Toronto, ON M1K 2P5Tel: 416‑285‑9941Fax: 416‑285‑[email protected]

Cornerstone College of Healthcare & Business — GuelphCornerstone College of Healthcare and Business is a new and promising private career college in Toronto offering Physiotherapy Assistant/Occupational Therapy Assistant (PTA/OTA) and Personal Support Worker programs. We provide exceptional training in smaller and intimate classes, taught by qualified instructors with experience in their fields.485 Silvercreek Parkway North, Suite 14Guelph, ON N1H 1S9Tel: 519‑265‑9052Fax: 519‑265‑[email protected]

Cornerstone College of Healthcare & Business – Toronto364 Wilson Avenue, Unit 1Toronto, ON M3H 1S9Tel: 416‑398‑2191Fax: 647‑345‑[email protected]

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Cornwall Career CollegeCornwall Career has been operating in Cornwall since 1990. Our graduates are working in every sector of our community: in local dentist offices, pharmacies, hospitals, accounting firms, business offices and in municipal services.225 Pitt Street, Main FloorCornwall, ON K6J 3P8Tel: 613‑936‑8973Fax: 613‑936‑6685www.cornwallcareercollege.comtrainingdirector@cornwallcareercollege.com

CRD College of Health CareCRd College of Health Care is a private career college registered under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005 offering health‑care‑related courses such as Personal Support Worker Program (PSW), Certification Care of Clients with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), and Nursing Licensure Review Class (CRNE & CPNRE). The college provides a mentorship program to all of their graduates as they navigate their way to find employment in the health care field.3024 Hurontario Street, Unit G‑13Mississauga, ON L5B 4M4Tel: 905‑276‑2872Fax: 647‑439‑[email protected]

CTS Canadian Career College — BarrieCanadian owned and operated, CTS Canadian Career College has a history of teaching excellence in the faculties of health care, law and justice, business, and information technology. Our programs are ministry approved, in demand, and under a year in duration with placement options that allow students to gain practical experience. Sault Ste Marie location no longer exists.546 Bryne drive, Units A&BBarrie, ON L4N 9P6Tel: 705‑725‑8776Toll‑Free: 877‑725‑1200Fax: 705‑725‑[email protected]

CTS Canadian Career College – North Bay1495 Seymour Street, Suite 8North Bay, ON P1A 0C5Tel: 705‑495‑1200Toll‑Free: 866‑495‑1200Fax: 705‑670‑[email protected]

CTS Canadian Career College — Sudbury66 Elm Street, PO Box 109Sudbury, ON P3C 1R8Tel: 705‑688‑1200Toll‑Free: 866‑688‑1200Fax: 705‑670‑[email protected]

Dan Robert College of Health Caredan Robert College has built its reputation on the excellence and leadership of its graduates. Specializing in a Personal Support Worker program and an Early Childcare Assistant program. One hundred per cent instructor led by highly qualified teachers. Graduates receive career exploration and preparation (job search, resume, cover letter, employability and interview

skills) training.2020 Bathurst StreetToronto, ON M5N 1E1Tel: 416‑658‑8779Fax: 416‑658‑[email protected]

Dominion College of Business, Health and Technologydominion College of Business, Health and Technology Inc. is committed to providing skills‑based educational training tailored to empowering and preparing students for careers in Personal Support Worker, G.E.d and Computer Application Programs.415 Oakdale Road, Unit 208Toronto, ON M3N 1W7Tel: 647‑352‑7228Fax: 647‑352‑[email protected]

Don Mills Career College for Health, Business and Technologydon Mills Career College for Health, Business and Technology is a don Mills Career College’s Admission home page financial aid, Serving Community with Care & Professionalism. Early Childhood Assistant, diploma, Certificate, ESL, FSL, English Classes provides a stimulating and supportive learning environment grounded in professional values and dedicated to the community. 10 Gateway Boulevard, Unit R160Toronto, ON M3C 3A1Tel: 647‑348‑3622Fax: 647‑348‑[email protected]

Edge Academy/Edge SolutionsEdge Academy believes that education and training must first be high quality and second, affordable, available and accessible for everyone! We currently offer the full and bridging Personal Support Worker programs to both individuals and organizations through full‑time and part‑time courses.860 Harrington CourtBurlington, ON L7N 3N4Tel: 905‑689‑9876Toll‑Free: 877‑598‑[email protected]

Elegance School of EstheticsA private career college since 1997 offering programs in Esthetics, Massage Therapy, Physiotherapist Assistant, Electrolysis and Hairstyling, approved as vocational programs under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005.123 Cornwall Centre RoadCornwall, ON K6K 1K6Tel: 613‑933‑3223Fax: 613‑933‑[email protected]

Elegance Schools Inc.Elegance is committed to providing our students with a comprehensive training program taught by highly skilled instructors. Our school is regularly revising and upgrading to provide our students with the latest methods and technology to meet

and exceed industry standards.219 Oxford Street West, Unit 302London, ON N6H 1S5Tel: 519‑434‑1181Fax: 519‑434‑[email protected]

Emmanuel College of Business, Healthcare and TechnologyEmmanuel Academy of Health & Business started in 2002, under a not‑for‑profit umbrella with the Personal Support Worker course. Our registration with the Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities was approved in 2006 and we became members of the OACC and NACC in 2007. We added the Physiotherapist Assistant course in 2008.1090 dundas Street East, Suite 202Mississauga, ON L4Y 2B8Tel: 905‑268‑0772Fax: 905‑268‑[email protected]

EPIC College of TechnologyEPIC College of Technology is a pioneering educational institution offering innovative postgraduate diploma and certificate programs in engineering and information technologies. Our students receive qualifications needed for successful employment in the chosen professional field.5670 McAdam RoadMississauga, ON L4Z 1T2Tel: 905‑361‑1901 / 905‑361‑1906Toll‑Free: 877‑211‑9835 / 800‑866‑6343Fax: 905‑361‑1906www.epic‑edu.cominfo@epic‑edu.com

Evergreen College — BramptonAt Evergreen College, all instructors are experienced specialists in their fields and hold advanced degrees. Our well‑prepared instructors have the working knowledge to make you an expert and lead you step‑by‑step toward job readiness. Our goal is to guide you on your path to success by providing superior training. We provide training to give you the technical expertise and confidence you need to meet the needs of the job market.22 Main Street South, 2nd FloorBrampton, ON L6W 2C3Tel: 905‑497‑0507Fax: 905‑497‑[email protected]

Evergreen College — Markham8300 Woodbine Avenue, Suite 303Markham, ON L3R 9Y7Tel: 905‑305‑9995Fax: 905‑305‑[email protected]

Evergreen College — Mississauga1140 Burnhamthorpe Road West, Unit 201Mississauga, ON L5C 4E9Tel: 905‑566‑0507Fax: 905‑566‑[email protected]

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Evergreen College — Scarborough1265 Morningside Avenue, Suite 200Scarborough, ON M1B 3V9Tel: 416‑335‑0508Fax: 416‑335‑[email protected]

Evergreen College — Toronto67 Yonge Street, Unit 402Toronto, ON M5E 1J8Tel: 416‑365‑0505Fax: 416‑365‑[email protected]

Fatima Institute of LearningRegistered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005. Offering Personal Support Worker (PSW) program, flexible class schedules, competitive fees and job search assistance make this school unique. Highly experienced instructors waiting to share their knowledge and experiences to mould the best PSW.3464 Kingston Road, Suite 203Scarborough, ON M1M 1R5Tel: 647‑350‑1570Fax: 647‑350‑[email protected]

Futures Academy of Health Care Inc.Personal Support Worker is a caregiver who assists with daily personal care needs to persons who are dealing with the effects of aging, injury or other illness. Personal Support Workers are now required to work in hospitals and other health care facilities.944B St. Clair Avenue West, Unit BToronto, ON M6C 1C8Tel: 416‑653‑1010Fax: 416‑653‑1012www.futuresacademyofhealthcare.cominfo@futuresacademyofhealthcare.com

Grade Learning — MississaugaSince 1993, Grade Learning has been providing enriched education to learners of all ages. Grade Learning’s career college campuses offer diploma programs that provide concise, focused, job‑specific training that prepares students with the skills and tools to quickly secure a position in their chosen field.5225 Orbitor drive, Unit 19‑20Mississauga, ON L4W 4Y8Tel: 905‑624‑9661Toll‑Free: 800‑208‑3826Fax: 905‑629‑[email protected]

Grand Health Academy — Hamilton, Concession StreetFor the past 20 years, Grand Health Academy has been producing professional and highly skilled health care workers. We offer the Personal Support Worker program as well as the Bridging program for HCA and Home Support Levels II and III. The Ministry‑approved Food Service Worker program has been added to our curriculum.574 Concession StreetHamilton, ON L8V 1B1Tel: 905‑385‑7727Fax: 905‑385‑[email protected]

Grand Health Academy – Hamilton, King Street760 King Street EastHamilton, ON L8M 1A6Tel: 905‑577‑7707Fax: 905‑577‑[email protected]

Great Lakes Technical TrainingAll of our instructors are qualified and licensed in the HVAC community. They are truly passionate about the work they do and freely hand their knowledge over to their students. Graduates leave our school “truck ready”, licensed and capable of working on their own.6460 Hawthorne driveWindsor, ON N8T 1J9Tel: 519‑944‑4555Fax: 519‑944‑4790www.greatlakestechnicaltraining.cominfo@greatlakestechnicaltraining.com

Greystone College of Business & Technology — TorontoGreystone College is affiliated with top‑ranked industry associations that ensure our graduates worldwide recognition, and is part of the ILSC Education Group. ILSC’s first school was founded in 1991. Since then, the ILSC Education Group has become one of the foremost language, vocational, and corporate training schools in the world. Greystone College draws upon the same respected, student‑centred approach that has come to define the ILSC learning.443 University AvenueToronto, ON M5G 2H6Tel: 416‑323‑1770Fax: 416‑323‑[email protected]

Hamilton Institute for Health PersonnelSpecializing in Personal Support Worker training on a full‑time and part‑time schedule since 1983. Classes, offered year round, are small for individualized instruction. We offer financial aid to qualified applicants and have affordable student payment plans.124 James Street South, Suite 100Hamilton, ON L8P 2Z4Tel: 905‑529‑4507Fax: 905‑529‑[email protected]

Hansa College of Canada Inc.Hansa Language Centre is one of the largest and most established language schools in Canada. Hansa offers a huge variety of English classes, a flexible schedule, and a long list of trips, excursions, sports and social activities. We also offer teacher training programs as well as a number of foreign language programs for Canadians, such as French, Spanish, German and Mandarin.2160 Yonge StreetToronto, ON M4S 2A8Tel: 416‑485‑1410Fax: 416‑485‑[email protected]

Herzing College — OshawaHerzing College is proud to be nationally accredited by CETAC. It is tailored to meet the demand for health care, business and technology professionals. Herzing’s curriculum is designed to keep pace with the growing needs of the industry. All programs have an internship and are instructor led.50 Richmond St. E. Suite 111Oshawa, ON L1G 7C7Tel: 905‑443‑3010Fax: 905‑443‑3011www.herzing.ca/oshawa/osh‑[email protected]

Herzing College – Ottawa East1200 St. Laurent Boulevard, P.O. Box 225Ottawa, ON K1K 3B8Tel: 613‑742‑8099Toll‑Free: 866‑933‑2333Fax: 613‑742‑8336www.herzing.eduotw‑[email protected]

Herzing College – Ottawa West1825 Woodward driveOttawa, ON K2C 0P9Tel: 613‑228‑1171Fax: 613‑742‑8336www.herzing.ca/ottawa‑west/otw‑[email protected]

Herzing College – Pickering220‑1099 Kingston RoadPickering, ON L1V 1B5Tel: 905‑427‑3010Fax: 905‑420‑[email protected]

Herzing College — Scarborough1457 McCowan Road Suite 216Scarborough, ON M1S 5K7Tel: 416‑724‑1053Fax: 416‑724‑5258www.herzing.ca/scarborough/sca‑[email protected]

Herzing College — Toronto220 Yonge Street, Suite 202Toronto, ON M5B 2H1Tel: 416‑599‑6996Toll‑Free: 877‑437‑9464Fax: 416‑599‑0192www.herzing.cator‑[email protected]

Holi HealthHoli Health provides quality education towards a worry‑free career as a Personal Support Worker and other non‑vocational health‑related programs. With our fully‑equipped classrooms and simulation area that are very conducive for learning, students will be provided with extensive knowledge and practical applications to excel and succeed in life.16 Orfus Road, #206Toronto, ON M6A 1L6Tel: 416‑780‑2009Fax: 416‑780‑9003www.holihealth‑[email protected]

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HT Hospitality Training Inc.HT Hospitality Training delivers specialized training programs with nationally recognized certifications and work placements to individuals looking for jobs in the hospitality industry. At HT we have developed our training programs to include specific occupational certifications.440 Albert Street Room C109Ottawa, ON K1R 5B5Tel: 613‑562‑[email protected]

Huron College of Management, Technology & Health CareIn operation since 2003, our management and commitment has not changed. Huron College strives to provide quality, career focused and affordable education. Our curriculum spans a wide range of disciplines which includes dental hygiene and industrial pharmacy programs. We offer flexible payment options and scholarships to qualified applicants.2023 Williams Parkway EastBrampton, ON L6S 5N1Tel: 416‑642‑1348Fax: 416‑913‑[email protected]

IBT College: Business, Travel & Tourism, TechnologyThe goal of IBT College is to meet the growing and diverse educational needs of individuals through the provision of flexible and innovative learning opportunities, enabling students and employees to build productive careers and excel in a changing society. Students benefit from small classes with a hands‑on, practical approach and all classes are fully instructor led.50 St. Clair Avenue East, 4th FloorToronto, ON M4T 1M9Tel: 416‑963‑1211Fax: 416‑963‑[email protected]

Insight Advantage Inc. — ChathamWith over 22 years of experience, we have dedicated ourselves to providing quality disability management services and training to employers, insurance companies, government and individuals across south western Ontario. We are a provider of a full range of vocational rehabilitation and training services aimed at enabling an individual to return to employment, following an injury or disability.392 Park Ave. E., Suite 108Chatham, ON N7M 5Y5Tel: 519‑355‑1222Fax: 519‑355‑[email protected]

Insight Advantage Inc. — Leamington19 Princess St.Leamington, ON N8H 2X8Tel: 519‑322‑1443Fax: 519‑322‑[email protected]

Insight Advantage Inc. — Windsor1821 Provincial Rd.Windsor, ON N8W 5V7Tel: 519‑254‑1445


Institute of Complementary & Alternative Therapies Inc.Our Massage Therapy diploma program prepares students to become Registered Massage Therapists. Maximum class size – 12. Scheduled to be completed in one year.385 The West Mall, Suite 501Toronto, ON M9C 1E7Tel: 416‑695‑4600Fax: 416‑695‑4700www.instituteofalternativetherapies.cainfo@instituteofalternativetherapies.ca

Institute of Technical Trades Ltd.The demand for skilled trades is growing. Institute of Technical Trades programs provide hands‑on training to get well‑paying welding and CNC jobs. Since 1968, we have helped students maximize job opportunities in construction, manufacturing and fabrication. We are also a test facility for CWB, TSSA and B Pressure licenses.749 Warden AvenueScarborough, ON M1L 4A8Tel: 416‑750‑1950Toll‑Free: 800‑461‑4981Fax: 416‑750‑4702www.instituteoftechnicaltrades.cominfo@instituteoftechnicaltrades.com

International Academy of Massage Inc.The goal of the massage therapy program is to help the student develop a career “entry level competency” as established for the industry, through 2,304 hours of academic/practical lab hours comprised of theory, practical application, supervised clinical and outreach sessions.380 Forest StreetOttawa, ON K2B 8E6Tel: 613‑820‑4046Toll‑Free: 800‑267‑8732Fax: 613‑820‑[email protected]

International Beauty InstituteThe International Beauty Institute is the culmination of years of industry experience to bring you the best curriculum available. Our staff is committed to giving you a well‑rounded education to guide to the career you want.

1945 dundas Street East # 215Mississauga, ON L4X 2T8Tel: 905‑624‑2700Fax: 866‑235‑0052www.intlbeautyinstitute.com

Joy of Dance Centre and Teachers Collegedancing is a gift. It changes people’s lives. If you’ve ever thought of sparking a positive transformation in someone and giving them this kind of significant gift, then you are ready to become a dance instructor. Our Ballroom dance Teacher training program is at the forefront of the ballroom dance industry. We offer a one‑of‑a‑kind program that requires little or no background in dance. Accountants, school teachers, software

developers, real estate agents, doctors and dancers have all made the switch to the ballroom dance industry.95 danforth Avenue, Suite 302Toronto, ON M4K 1N2Tel: 416‑406‑3262Fax: 416‑406‑[email protected]

JRS College of Business and Health Care Inc.JRS College of Business and Health Care Inc. is a Private Career College in the cosmopolitan city of Toronto, Canada. Over 6 years, JRS College of Business and Health Care Inc. have provided its students with professional knowledge, training and right skills to meet the demand of the competitive market. One of the primary objectives of our college is to upgrade the skills of our students closer to fast moving technology, new invention and the modernization of technology. We also offer full‑time and part‑time diploma programs, available with flexible class schedules for both morning and evening classes.4168 Finch Avenue East, Unit 330Scarborough, ON M1S 5H6Tel: 416‑292‑2455Fax: 416‑292‑[email protected]

KLC College: Healthcare, Business & Education – Kingston - Head OfficeAn education at KLC College offers you an advantage in today’s competitive job market, as our programs are designed to prepare you

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KLC College: Healthcare, Business & Education — Kingston742 Arlington Park PlaceKingston, ON K7M 8H9Tel: 613‑384‑6194Toll‑Free: 888‑732‑0326Fax: 613‑384‑[email protected]

KLC College: Healthcare, Business & Education – Richmond Hill9005 Leslie Street, Unit 201Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1G7Tel: 905‑839‑9165Toll‑Free: 888‑732‑0326Fax: 905‑839‑[email protected]

KLC College: Healthcare, Business & Education — Whitby105 Consumers drive Unit 2Whitby, ON L1N 1C4Toll‑Free: 888‑732‑0326Fax: 613‑384‑[email protected]

Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa Culinary Arts InstituteLe Cordon Bleu Ottawa Culinary Arts Institute is the exclusive Canadian campus of Le Cordon Bleu. Founded in 1988, Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa Culinary Arts Institute operates out of MunrossMansion, an elegant heritage building built in 1874 that is located in Canada’s capital. Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa programs are designed to provide students with an opportunity to develop and master the classic French techniques of cuisine and patisserie through a hands‑on, practical approach in professional kitchens under the mentorship of world‑class chefs.453 Laurier Avenue EastOttawa, ON K1N 6R4Tel: 613‑236‑2433Toll‑Free: 888‑289‑6302Fax: 613‑236‑[email protected]

London Language Institute Inc.A leader in ESL and academic preparation, London Language Institute is located in the beautiful City of London, Ontario Canada. LLI specializes in ESL programming and preparing students for high school and post‑secondary studies. LLI also works with clients hoping to increase their English abilities for work opportunities both here in Canada and abroad. LLI is proud to have more than 17 years experience working with students from all over the world. 183 Central Avenue, #101London, ON N6A 1M6

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Looks Aesthetic AcademyProfessional Training Centre. Medical Spa Laser Clinic. Full Aesthetic diploma Program includes Skincare dermology, Make‑Up Applications with Airbrush, Body Massage, Hot Stone Cellulite, Business, Theory, Clinical, Laser Technician, Peels, Peeling Agents and Microdermabrasion. Small class sizes. Financing available. Classes start monthly. Call for details or visit us online.25 Watline Avenue, Unit 16Mississauga, ON L4Z 2Z1Tel: 905‑507‑0024Toll‑Free: 866‑905‑6657Fax: 905‑507‑[email protected]

LubaMera Institute of Aesthetics & CosmetologyLubaMera’s dedication to education develops estheticians with high‑quality skills and an extensive knowledge of skin care with comprehensive product knowledge in cosmetology, body care and the newest spa therapies. We enable the students to undertake a career in Aesthetics, Medical Spas or to start a business of their own. Our students become valued employees and are in high demand in the Hamilton, Burlington and surrounding areas.1544 Main Street WestHamilton, ON L8S 1E4Tel: 905‑521‑9010 Ext 4Toll‑Free: 888‑788‑0588Fax: 905‑522‑[email protected]

Maple Leaf College of Business & TechnologyMaple Leaf College of Business & Technology is a well‑established college that is registered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005. With a very high employment rate, all programs offered are market‑oriented. Students get updated knowledge, hands‑on skills, job preparation services and many co‑op opportunities.245 Fairview Mall drive, Suite 204North York, ON M2J 4T1Tel: 416‑491‑8878Fax: 416‑491‑[email protected]

Medix School – BramptonMedix School specializes in training for allied health care and community service careers. Current programs include Intra‑Oral dental Assistant; Massage Therapy; Medical Office Assistant; Pharmacy Assistant; Medical and General Laboratory Assistant/Technician; Fitness Consultant; Community Service Worker; and Personal Support Worker. Full‑time programs range from six months to 22 months in length.499 Main Street South Unit 60Brampton, ON L6Y 1N7Tel: 905‑487‑1163Toll‑Free: 866‑962‑7685Fax: 905‑487‑1162www.medixschool.ca

Medix School — Brantford39 King George RoadBrantford, ON N3R 5K2Tel: 519‑752‑4859Toll‑Free: 800‑695‑2414Fax: 519‑752‑2217www.medixschool.ca

Medix School — Kitchener248 Stirling Avenue South, Unit 14Kitchener, ON N2G 4L1Tel: 519‑895‑0013Toll‑Free: 800‑695‑2414Fax: 519‑772‑0107www.medixschool.ca

Medix School — London303 Richmond StreetLondon, ON N6B 2H8Tel: 519‑659‑4822Toll‑Free: 866‑962‑7685Fax: 519‑659‑2516www.medixschool.ca

Medix School — Scarborough2130 Lawrence Avenue East, Suite 206Scarborough, ON M1R 3A6Tel: 416‑701‑1201Toll‑Free: 866‑962‑7685Fax: 416‑701‑0855www.medixschool.ca

Medix School — Toronto700 Lawrence Avenue West, Suite 300Toronto, ON M6A 3B4Tel: 416‑630‑8021Toll‑Free: 866‑962‑7685Fax: 416‑630‑9790www.medixschool.ca

Metalworks InstituteOur unique educational concept is all about uniting faculty and students in the acquisition and application of technical, artistic and business knowledge in a real world professional environment. The Faculty at Metalworks Institute has been carefully selected for their industry expertise, awards, achievements and teaching skills. The Metalworks group of companies is always on the cutting edge of industry developments. Adapting our programs to these developments and the latest available technologies is crucial in maintaining our state‑of‑the‑art facilities and providing a unique hands‑on educational experience.3611 Mavis RoadMississauga, ON L5C 1T7Tel: 905‑279‑4000Toll‑Free: 866‑783‑2200 Fax: 905‑279‑4012www.metalworksinstitute.com [email protected]

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Metro College of TechnologyMetro College of Technology provides training courses in business, engineering, IT technology and health care industries. All the programs at Metro College are job‑oriented. Students will not only develop their hands‑on experience in classroom environments but also have opportunity to acquire working experience through co‑op placement.203 College Street, Suite 201‑205Toronto, ON M5T 1P9Tel: 416‑585‑9880Toll‑Free: 844‑362‑1750Fax: 416‑585‑[email protected]

Metrocare Health AcademyAt Metrocare Health Academy you’ll learn the fundamental skills needed to work as a Personal Support Worker (PSW) in hospitals, long‑term care facilities or in private homes.6464 Yonge Street, Unit 208North York, ON M2M 3X4Tel: 647‑822‑8829Fax: 647‑352‑[email protected]

Modern College of Hairstyling & Esthetics – North BayOur College provides a hands‑on learning experience. We provide all the linens and supplies needed for your program. The emphasis is on the students participating in their learning process with clinics that simulate salons and spa’s to maximize their successful transition to employment in the industry.34 Commerce CourtNorth Bay, ON P1B 8G4Tel: 705‑474‑1490Fax: 705‑474‑3606http://www.moderncollege.ca/[email protected]

Modern College of Hairstyling & Esthetics – Sudbury66 Elm Street, Suite 110Sudbury, ON P3C 1R8Tel: 705‑671‑9000Fax: 705‑671‑[email protected]

National Academy of Health & Business – HamiltonThe National Academy of Health & Business is a leading career college with campuses in Mississauga and Hamilton. The college has been training health care, business and law enforcement specialists for over 30 years.31 King Street East, Suite 200 Hamilton, ON L8N 1A1Tel: 905‑521‑9991Toll‑Free: 888‑446‑4649Fax: 905‑521‑[email protected]

National Academy of Health & Business — Mississauga165 dundas Street West, Suite 300AMississauga, ON L5B 2N6Tel: 905‑273‑6656Toll‑Free: 888‑306‑0991


National Academy of Health & Business – Toronto20 Eglinton Ave E. 2nd & 3rd FloorToronto, ON M4P 1A9Tel: 866‑797‑[email protected]

National Institute of Hairstyling and Advanced Aesthetics Inc.The main objective is to expose students to the most relevant and current aspects of the courses that we offer. Students are given the knowledge required to undertake a career in the courses that we offer and an option to start a business of their own, along with the importance of professional ethics.7955 Torbram Road, Unit 18Brampton, ON L6T 5B9Tel: 905‑463‑2006Fax: 905‑463‑[email protected]

New Skills College of Health, Business & TechnologyNew Skills College brings a unique approach to career preparation for students. Our programs are designed and delivered in a way that will provide you with excellent technical skills, team and leadership experience, professional development and real‑world, team‑based project management. New Skills College prepares students for success in modern business.1500 Birchmount RoadToronto, ON M1P 2G5Tel: 416‑266‑8878Fax: 416‑266‑[email protected]

Newborough Teachers Training InstituteNewborough Teachers Training Institute offers a part‑time MACTE Accredited Montessori Early Childhood Education (ages 2 ½ through six years) course from September to June every year.Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a diploma and transcript.11181 Yonge StreetRichmond Hill, ON L4S 1L2Tel: 905‑737‑1160/416‑571‑5571Fax: 905‑737‑[email protected]

Niagara School of Health CarePersonal Support Worker program—five classes per year, fulltime days and part‑time evenings.174 Eastchester AvenueSt. Catharines, ON L2P 2Z7Tel: 905‑685‑8931Fax: 905‑685‑[email protected]

North American College of Information Technology — ScarboroughOur curriculum is based on intense job evaluation and input from potential employers. Through our skilled, professional instructors and state‑of‑the art technology, North American College produces

graduates whose skills and knowledge have been recognized by employers, and who are well prepared to meet the challenges of today’s work environment.2100 Ellesmere Road, Suite 101Scarborough, ON M1H 3B7Tel: 416‑290‑[email protected]

North American College of Information Technology — Toronto730 Yonge Street, Suite 207Toronto, ON M4Y 2B7Tel: 416‑960‑6024Fax: 416‑960‑[email protected]

North American Institute of Pharmaceutical TechnologyNorth American Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology (NAIPT) is registered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005. NAIPT evolved from devik Pharma Inc. in order to provide unique, hands‑on training for those who want to start a career and prove their work abilities in the fields of quality control, quality assurance, research and development, method development, validation and manufacturing technology, formulation, regulatory affairs and clinical research.5310 Finch Avenue East, Unit 9 & 10Scarborough, ON M1S 5E8Tel: 416‑412‑7374Toll‑Free: 877‑412‑7374Fax: 416‑412‑[email protected]

North American School of Information Technology Inc.NASIT offers business, health and information technology courses that are designed to your specific needs. Full‑ and part‑time courses, flexible hours, weekends and evenings. Large labs for hands‑on practice. Flexible payment plan. Experienced teachers within the field. Job trained ready. Co‑op placements.2500 Lawrence Avenue East, Suite 206Toronto, ON M1P 2R7Tel: 416‑335‑6178Fax: 416‑335‑[email protected]

North American Trade SchoolsNorth American Trade Schools is a leader in technical training. Our programs provide quality, hands‑on training and small personalized classes in Cabinetmaking, Home RenovationTechnology, Welding Technology, Electrical Technology and HVAC Technology.847 Highbury Avenue North, Bldg. 4London, ON N5Y 5B8Tel: 519‑963‑0680Toll‑Free: 888‑763‑2159Fax: 519‑963‑0683www.tradescollege.ca

Ontario Dental Education InstituteOdEI’s dental Hygiene program is an innovative curriculum designed to provide students with the maximum amount of hands‑on experiential education to become skilled professionals

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committed to life‑long learning. Our current dental Hygiene program can be completed in less than two years!201 Wilson Street East, Level 1Ancaster, ON L9G 2B8Tel: 905‑304‑4706Toll‑Free: 866‑979‑6334Fax: 905‑304‑7360www.on‑dei.comadmin@on‑dei.com

Osilla Institute for Health Personnel Ltd.Established in 1983, Osilla Institute is a registered college with the MTCU through the PCC Act 2005 and proud members of NACC & OACC. Our featured program is the Personal SupportWorker program and we have been helping students achieve their goals for over 25 years. We also offer other courses such as dental Administration, Food Handling, Mask Fitting, Palliative Care program, ECG & Phlebotomy program, Introduction to Computer Software & Microsoft Office, and CPR & First Aid training.4915 Bathurst Street, Suite 220Toronto, ON M2R 1X9Tel: 416‑960‑3081Fax: 416‑960‑[email protected]

Ottawa Academy: School of Hairstyling Esthetics & BeautyThe Ottawa Academy prides itself on being a leader in education when it comes to the beauty industry. Our graduates have moved on to work in some of Ottawa’s most respected salons and spas. Ottawa Academy, winner of Consumer Choice Award 2009, 2010 and 2011 for best Hairstyling & Esthetics School in the Ottawa / Gatineau region.1980 Ogilvie Road, Unit 164Ottawa, ON K1J 9L3Tel: 613‑745‑7171Fax: 613‑745‑[email protected]

Oxford College of Arts, Business & TechnologyOxford College offers more than just an education; it offers career training in some of today’s most in‑demand professions, such as dental hygienists, clinical researchers and pharmaceutical technologists. At Oxford College, we emphasize both career‑oriented and academic education. In addition to being taught in the classroom, our students will be able to get hands‑on experience using the latest technology in our own laboratories and clinics.670 Progress AvenueScarborough, ON M1H 3A4Tel: 416‑439‑8668Toll‑Free: 866‑600‑6604Fax: 416‑332‑[email protected]

Peak Private Health Care CollegeThe objective of the Personal Support Worker (PSW) program is to train students to acquire the competencies needed to care for individuals living in the community or in long‑term care facilities. Students learn to recognize and attend to the emotional and physical needs of those in their care.1140 Sheppard Ave. W., Suite 12

Toronto, ON M3K 2A2Tel: 416‑756‑[email protected]

Pharma-Medical Science College of CanadaPSCC is one of the leading pharmaceutical and health care career colleges in North America. We offer job‑oriented diploma and certificate programs. In addition, PSCC is continually updating courses and facilities so that students can develop current skills to meet the requirements of labour market in the pharmaceutical and health industries.505 Consumers Road, Suite 500North York, ON M2J 4V8Tel: 416‑821‑4876 or 647‑996‑5876Fax: 416‑916‑[email protected]

Pre-Apprenticeship Training Institute – CambridgePre‑Apprentice Training Institute, which emerged from the recognition of the need for higher education in the technical field, became an institution to serve the educational and training needs of skilled trades in Ontario. Our graduates leave the training facility with current technical and safety training, industry standard tools and safety gears, saving both the student and the employer additional costs at the beginning of their career.64 Saltsman driveCambridge, ON N3H 4R7Tel: 519‑653‑1119Toll‑Free: 888‑501‑9272Fax: 519‑653‑[email protected]

Pre-Apprenticeship Training Institute – Toronto11 Kodiak Crescent Unit 100Toronto, ON M3J 3E5Tel: 416‑638‑4111Toll‑Free: 800‑728‑0137Fax: 416‑638‑[email protected]

Prime International College of Health Care and TechnologyOur school is dedicated in ensuring that the graduates are fully equipped, knowledgeable, confident, professional and employable in their field of training.745 Mount Pleasant Road, Suite 304Toronto, ON M4S 2N4Tel: 416‑487‑3800 / 647‑833‑5858Fax: 416‑487‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health – Head Office — TorontoProgressive Training College was founded in 2001 under the name “Progressive Training Centre” and our dedicated staff and instructors bring with them over 25 years of experience in helping students find jobs. We are a dynamic, innovative career college offering the most up‑to‑date diploma programs in business and office administration, with engaging texts, a wide range of extra supplemental features and opportunities for students, through integration of new

technology and web features, and a passionate body of staff, many of whom remain active in their fields.265 Rimrock Road, Suite 211Toronto, ON M3J 3C6Tel 416‑410‑3550Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 416‑410‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health — Barrie100‑80 Bradford StreetBarrie, ON L4N 6S7Tel: 705‑792‑0100Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 705‑792‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health — Bracebridge345 Ecclestone drive, Unit 18Bracebridge, ON P1L 1R1Tel: 705‑646‑4664Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 705‑644‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health – Sault Ste. Marie550 Queen Street West, Suite 101Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 1A6Tel: 705‑256‑8710Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 705‑256‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health — Scarborough2061 McCowan Road, Suite 207Toronto, ON M1S 3Y6Tel: 416‑410‑3550 ext 205Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 416‑297‑[email protected]

Progressive Training College of Business and Health – Thunder Bay1205 Amber drive, Suite 109Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6M4Tel: 807‑622‑6070Toll‑Free: 888‑711‑3271Fax: 807‑622‑[email protected]

Protégé SchoolProtégé was established over 16 years ago, focusing on achieving excellence in esthetics and health care fields. Protégé caters to students’ needs to realize and attain their career goals.Flexible start times and schedules allow students to complete their training effectively and efficiently.3390 Midland Avenue, Unit 10Scarborough, ON M1V 5K3Tel: 416‑754‑9866Fax: 416‑754‑[email protected]

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Pures College of TechnologyPures College of Technology provides high quality post‑secondary programs that lead to rewarding professional careers and contribute to the betterment of society. Pures College, established in 2007, is a registered private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005 in Ontario. Pures College is also a member of the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) and the Career Colleges Ontario (CCO), respectively.55 Town Centre Court, Suite 300 & 502Scarborough, ON M1P 5B5Tel: 416‑498‑5558Fax: 416‑498‑[email protected]

RAC Digital Arts CollegeFounded in 1984, RAC’s colleges in Toronto and Montreal provide an inspiring learning experience for those who believe they were meant to be creative. Students from around the world come to RAC for the opportunity to learn how to create impressive sounds, digital content and interactive games.111 Peter Street, Suite 708Toronto, ON M5V 2H1Tel: 416‑977‑5074Toll‑Free: 888‑662‑2664Fax: 416‑977‑[email protected]

RCC Institute of Technology — ConcordRCC Institute of Technology provides high‑quality post secondary degree and diploma programs that lead to rewarding professional careers and contribute to the betterment of society. With a successful track of career‑focused education going back more than 80 years, RCC is one of the longest‑established postsecondary educational institutions in Ontario.2000 Steeles Avenue WestConcord, ON L4K 4N1Tel: 905‑669‑0550Toll‑Free: 866‑467‑0661Fax: 905‑695‑1389www.rccit.ca

RCC Institute of Technology – Toronto – Dundas Street10 dundas Street East, 7th FloorToronto, ON M5B 2B9Tel: 905‑669‑0544Toll‑Free: 866‑838‑6542Fax: 416‑695‑1389www.rccit.ca

RCC Institute of Technology – Toronto – Yonge Street1835 Yonge Street, 2nd FloorToronto, ON M4S 1X8Tel: 647‑288‑8999Toll‑Free: 866‑838‑6542Fax: 416‑695‑[email protected]

Royal Institute of Science & ManagementAt the Royal Institute of Science & Management, we are committed to successfully assisting each of our students in acquiring the knowledge and experience that will prepare them for success in an ever‑increasingly competitive business climate.

Internship is arranged by the institute for students from Hairstyling to Massage Therapy, etc. Both graduate rate and employment rate for diploma programs rank very high.100 Steelcase Road East, Suite 202Markham, ON L3R 1E8Tel: 905‑604‑6688Fax: 905‑604‑[email protected]

Saint Elizabeth Health Care CollegeExplore Saint Elizabeth Health Care College exciting career training programs that are aimed to prepare a new generation of passionate health care providers with the knowledge and skills they need to support an aging population and thrive in the health and wellness workforce.20 Bell Farm Rd., Unit 10Barrie, ON L4M 6E4Tel: 855‑447‑3422www.saintelizabeth.com/career‑[email protected]

Southwestern College of Arts and ScienceWe provide specialized courses that empower students to both identify and achieve their academic and professional goals. These classes are conducted in unique learning environments that foster effective learning.4510 Rhodes drive, Unit 920Windsor, ON N8W 5K5Tel: 519‑945‑3300Fax: 519‑945‑[email protected]

Stanford International College of Business & Technology — KitchenerStanford International College is a registered private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act in Ontario and also authorized by TSSA and CWB. Our aim is to provide our students with the highest quality education that will help them achieve success and satisfaction in careers that they may pursue.146 Trafalgar Avenue, Unit BKitchener, ON N2A 1Z7Tel: 519‑895‑8800Toll‑Free: 888‑683‑1608Fax: 519‑895‑[email protected]

Stanford International College of Business & Technology — Mississauga1011 Eglinton Avenue East, Units 1 & 7Mississauga, ON L4W 1K4Tel: 905‑629‑3088Toll‑Free: 888‑683‑1608Fax: 905‑629‑[email protected]

Stanford International College of Business & Technology — Scarborough930 Progress AvenueScarborough, ON M1G 3T5Tel: 416‑383‑1608Toll‑Free: 888‑683‑1608Fax: 416‑383‑[email protected]

Stanford International College of Business & Technology — Toronto25 Scarsdale Road, Units 8 & 9North York, ON M3B 2R2Tel: 416‑423‑8188Toll‑Free: 888‑683‑1608Fax: 416‑423‑[email protected]

The Aesthetics College of CanadaWelcome to the Aesthetics College of Canada; where our friendly, accomplished, and professional instructors and clinical staff are dedicated to creating a productive and constructive learning environment. Our courses consist of theory and practical studies along with training on the most modern equipment in today’s competitive market. It is our mission to implement the highest quality of education and equip students with the practical skills, theoretical knowledge and professional attitudes that will ensure a long and successful career.661 Chrislea Road, Unit 12Vaughan, ON L4L 8A3Tel: 905‑851‑4884www.aestheticscollege.ca/[email protected]

The Canadian Academy of Dental Health & Community ServicesCAdH provides current, progressive, quality education in the growing professions of dental hygiene, intra‑oral dental assisting, personal support worker and other community health sciences. The faculty is comprised of dental hygienists, dentists and other selected health care professionals. Individualized, instructor‑led teaching is enhanced by current, state‑of‑the‑art clinical and laboratory facilities1599 Hurontario Street, Suite 105Mississauga, ON L5G 4S1Tel: 905‑278‑2794Fax: 905‑278‑[email protected]

The Fiorio Beauty AcademyThe Fiorio Beauty Academy is a learning institution, as well as a working salon. We have created an environment that allows students to gain the talent, confidence, and knowledge they need to apply current trends and looks of today’s demanding styles.1910 Yonge Street, Suite 101CToronto, ON M4S 3B2Tel: 416‑968‑9996Fax: 416‑968‑[email protected]

Thompson Career College of Health & Business – London The goal of Thompson Career College is to prepare graduates to become health care professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to assume rewarding positions in the healthcare industry. 1793 dundas Street East, Suite 3London, ON N5W 3E5Tel: 519‑204‑5558Fax: 905‑276‑[email protected]

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Thompson Career College of Health & Business — Mississauga130 dundas Street East, Suite 502Mississauga, ON L5A 3V8Tel: 905‑276‑3216Fax: 905‑276‑[email protected]

Thompson Career College of Health & Business — Toronto821 Eglinton Avenue West, Suite 200Toronto, ON M5N 1B2Tel: 416‑782‑[email protected]

Toronto Aesthetics & Hair Academy — ScarboroughAs founders of the Toronto Aesthetics & Hair Academy, and with 25 years of experience in the beauty industry, we are passionate about the business and continuously exhibit tremendous vision—a vision that now includes dedication to an education opportunity.2210 Markham Road, Unit 2Toronto, ON M1B 5V6Tel: 416‑609‑3500Fax: 416‑609‑[email protected]

Toronto Business CollegeWe believe in the philosophy of dedicating ourselves to your excellence. We ensure that students are comfortable with the material taught and strive to provide all the necessary support so that students can be successful. Whether you are starting a new career, moving to a new career path, or upgrading your skills, we will help you every step of the way.4465 Sheppard Avenue East, Unit 208Toronto, ON M1S 5H9Tel: 416‑291‑5155Fax: 416‑291‑[email protected]

Toronto Health School — KitchenerWe prepare our students to be more competitive in their chosen career. We offer the Personal Support Worker program as our primary course of study, aside from many others. Enrolment is ongoing.1‑940 King Street WKitchener, ON N2G 1G4Tel: 519‑954‑7357Fax: 519‑954‑0353www.torontohealthschool.com [email protected]

Toronto Health School — Toronto3768 Bathurst Street, Unit 218Toronto, ON M3H 3M7Tel: 416‑636‑1088Fax: 416‑636‑[email protected]

Toronto School of HealthAt the Toronto School of Health, you will gain the training and critical skills needed to start a rewarding career as a nurse. We have a dedicated team of staff and instructors ready and willing to assist you to prepare for the national nursing

licensing examination.245 Fairview Mall drive, 7th Floor, Suite 273Toronto, ON M2J 4T1Tel: 416‑800‑8281Fax: 416‑499‑9223www.torontoschoolofhealth.comadmissions@torontoschoolofhealth.com

Transitions College of Business & Career StudiesTransitions College strives to be an innovation‑driven institution in the educational industry by delivering a wide range of unique educational and training programs to our community in the Niagara region. Transitions College provides job skills education and training to adults seeking to increase their abilities and confidence as they enter, re‑enter or seek promotion in the workforce.4687 Queen Street, Studio 1Niagara Falls, ON L2E 2L9Tel: 905‑358‑7760Fax: 905‑358‑[email protected]

Trebas InstituteEstablished in 1979, Trebas Institute offers one‑year diploma programs taught by industry professionals in Audio Engineering & Production, dJ Arts & Technology, Entertainment Management, Film & Television Production and Event & Venue Management. Facilities include music recording studios, digital audio and video workstations, professional 16mm film production equipment, TV studio and specialized event management software.2340 dundas Street West, 2nd FloorToronto, ON M6P 4A9Tel: 416‑966‑3066Fax: 416‑966‑[email protected]

TRiCARE Academy — OakvilleTRiCARE Academy is dedicated to providing outstanding learning opportunities to our students and to our community at large. Our diverse student body spans practically all age groups from early adult to older students looking to increase their education level or improve job skills. 207‑407 Speers Road

Oakville, ON L6K 3T5Tel: 905‑845‑8087Fax: 905‑881‑[email protected]

TRiCARE Academy — Thornhill72 Steeles Avenue West, Unit 202Thornhill, ON L4J 1A1Tel: 905‑889‑3216 or 905‑889‑8087Fax: 905‑881‑[email protected]

Trillium College – Head Office – MarkhamTrillium College offers a wide range of career‑oriented programs related to exciting industries, such as healthcare, social sciences, business and technology. Our courses are taught by knowledgeable instructors who have many years of experience in their field. 8901 Woodbine Avenue, Suite 101Markham, ON L3R 9Y4Tel: 905‑448‑4130Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College — Burlington760 Brant Street, Unit 25Burlington, ON L7R 4B7Tel: 905‑632‑3200Toll‑Free: 855‑234‑2008Fax: 905‑632‑2895www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College — Kingston797 Princess Street. Suite 108Kingston, ON K7L 1G1Tel: 613‑531‑5138Toll‑Free: 855‑234‑2008Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College — Oshawa419 King Street WestOshawa, ON L1J 2K5Tel: 905‑723‑1163Fax: 905‑433‑8962www.trilliumcollege.ca

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Trillium College — Ottawa101 ‑ 75 Albert StreetOttawa, ON K1P 5E7Tel: 613‑829‑9059Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College — Peterborough360 George Street North, Suite 16Peterborough, ON K9H 7E7Tel: 705‑742‑5565Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College – St. Catherine’s 60 James Street, 2nd FloorSt. Catherine’s, ON L2R 7E7Tel: 289‑438‑1918 Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College – Toronto – Church Street557 Church Street, Suite 400Toronto, ON M4Y 2E2Tel: 416‑907‑2570 Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

Trillium College – Toronto – Yonge Street869 Yonge StreetToronto, ON M4W 2H2Tel: 416‑907‑2571Fax: 289‑222‑2520www.trilliumcollege.ca

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Head OfficetriOS offers many educational options that fit your lifestyle, meet specific industry demands and help you achieve your career goals. triOS has helped more than 20,000 graduates find fulfilling careers over the past 20 years. triOS has campus locations in Windsor, London, Kitchener, Hamilton, Mississauga, Brampton, Scarborough, Toronto and Oshawa.6755 Mississauga Road, Suite 103Mississauga, ON L5N 7Y2Tel: 905‑814‑7212Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 905‑813‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Brampton252 Queen Street EastBrampton, ON L6V 1C1Tel: 905‑450‑2230Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 905‑450‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Hamilton4 Hughson Street South, 5th FloorHamilton, ON L8N 3Z1Tel: 905‑528‑8972Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 905‑528‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. – Kitchener110 King Street EastKitchener, ON N2G 0A5Tel: 519‑578‑0838Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 519‑578‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. – London520 First StreetLondon, ON N5V 3C6Tel: 519‑455‑0551Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 519‑455‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Mississauga55 City Centre drive, 2nd FloorMississauga, ON L5B 1M3Tel: 905‑949‑4955Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 905‑897‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Oshawa200 John Street, Suite C5Oshawa, ON L1J 2B4Tel: 905‑435‑9911Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 905‑435‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Scarborough1333 Kennedy Road, Unit 1Scarborough, ON M1P 2L6Tel: 416‑646‑1222Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 416‑646‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Toronto425 Bloor Street East, Suite 200Toronto, ON M4R 3R8Tel: 416‑922‑4250Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 416‑413‑[email protected]

triOS College Business Technology Healthcare Inc. — Windsor7610 Tecumseh Road EastWindsor, ON N8T 1E9Tel: 519‑945‑0770Toll‑Free: 888‑282‑3893Fax: 519‑945‑[email protected]

UMS Healthcare CollegeThe Personal Support Worker Program at UMS HealthCare College is designed to prepare you for employment in a growing occupation.2770 dufferin St., Suite 213

North York, ON M6B 3R7Tel: 416‑495‑9000Fax: 416‑495‑[email protected]

Versailles Academy of Make-Up Arts, Esthetics, HairCelebrating 31 years of success! Versailles Academy is a privately owned, registered private career college providing training for estheticians, hairstylists and make‑up artists. Our reputation has drawn students from all over the world and we are recognized as quality educators in the beauty industry. We recently relocated to a new, custom‑designed training facility. Full‑time and part‑time programs are available.1930 Bank Street, Unit 1Ottawa, ON K1V 7Z8Tel: 613‑521‑4155Fax: 613‑521‑[email protected]

Victoria International College of Business & TechnologyRegistered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005, Victoria International College of Business and Technology has six diploma programs and provides non‑vocational programs, including IT; management; accounting; English; and financial fields. Career assistance services include seminars and individual consultation to assist our students to write a professional resume, explore job search procedures and successfully navigate through the job interview.200 Consumers Road, Suite 118Toronto, ON M2J 4R4Tel: 416‑665‑6668Fax: 416‑665‑[email protected]

Voila Academy of Hair Design Inc.Our mission is to enrich the lives of everyone that we come into contact with. From the services we provide to our approach in education, we strive for excellence in everything we do.72‑74 King Street West Kitchener, ON N2G1A6Tel: 519‑743‑8892Fax: 519‑743‑[email protected]

Weltech Training Inc.Weldtech Training specializes in customized welding education and consulting services. Since 1986, Weldtech has been recognized by welding industry authorities as an educational leader in providing customized welding courses, and procedure development.1705 Argentia Road. Unit 6Mississauga, ON L5N 3A9Tel: 866‑452‑6024Fax: 905‑567‑[email protected]

West End AcademyOur goals at the West End Academy are to continually expand, update and improve our educational program. We promise to meet the needs of today’s learners, making the learning

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process efficient, effective and practical and to help students develop life‑long educational resources enabling them to meet the demands of the ever‑changing beauty environment.2525 Carling AvenueOttawa, ON K1B 7Z2Tel: 613‑828‑1818Fax: 613‑828‑[email protected]

Westervelt CollegeWestervelt College is the oldest private career college in Canada, providing quality education since 1885. Throughout its 125 years, over 48,000 students have discovered the benefits of Westervelt’s approach to education. Students may choose from diploma programs in health care, law, business, IT, travel and hospitality.1060 Wellington RoadLondon, ON N6E 3W5Tel: 519‑668‑2000Toll‑Free: 877‑668‑2001Fax: 519‑668‑[email protected]

Willis College of Business, Health & Technology — ArnpriorEstablished in 1896, Willis College is a private career college offering diploma programs in the fields of business, health and technology. The focus of these programs is to train individuals and to help them obtain job‑ready and practical skills.39 Winners Circle driveArnprior, ON K7S 3G9Tel: 613‑623‑1114Toll‑Free: 877‑762‑9929Fax: 613‑623‑8765 [email protected]

Willis College of Business, Health & Technology – Ottawa Downtown85 O’Connor StreetOttawa, ON K1P 5M6Tel: 613‑233‑1128Toll‑Free: 877‑762‑9979Fax: 613‑233‑[email protected]

Willis College of Business, Health & Technology – Smiths Falls12 Maple AvenueSmiths Falls, ON K7A 1Z5Tel: 613‑283‑1905Toll‑Free: 877‑762‑9929Fax: 613‑283‑[email protected]

QUÉBEC RÉPERTOIRE DES COLLÈGES PROFESSIONNELS

Aviron Québec Collège TechniqueLa mission que s’est fixée Aviron Québec Collège Technique est de fournir à ses diplômés les habiletés nécessaires pour entrer sur le marché du travail, ainsi qu’une formation professionnelleleur garantissant un bon emploi tout au long de leur vie. Le collège privilégie une approche dynamique, axée à la fois sur les besoins des étudiants et de l’industrie.

270 boulevard Charest EstQuébec, QC G1K 3H1Tél: 418‑529‑1321Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑663‑1321Fax: 418‑529‑[email protected]

Collège April-FortierLe Collège April‑Fortier est une école de formation en tourisme, spécialisée dans l’industrie du voyage. Son programme de formation de courte durée en tourisme conduit à une Attestation d’études collégiales (AEC) en Organisation de voyages nationaux et internationaux (LCL.16). Ce programme est reconnu par le ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de la Science.1001, rue Sherbrooke Est, bureau 350Montréal, QC H2L 1L3Tél: 514‑878‑1414Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 888‑878‑1414Fax: 514‑521‑5298www.april‑fortier.cominfo@april‑fortier.com

Collège CanadaFondé en 1976, le Collège Canada est un établissement spécialisé dans l’enseignement des langues et la formation technique. En plus de trente ans d’existence et d’expérience, nous avons formé des étudiants venant aussi bien de l’ensemble du Canada que du monde entier. Aussi notre école s’est forgée la solide réputation de répondre adéquatement aux besoins de ses étudiants tant au niveau académique qu’au niveau professionnel. Collège Canada est à ce titre accrédité par le Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur, Recherche, Science et Technologie du Québec.1118, Rue Sainte‑Catherine Ouest, 4e ÉtageMontréal, QC H3B1H5 Tél: 514‑868‑6262Fax: 514‑868‑0869 [email protected]

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care – AnjouFor more than 40 years, CdI College has been a leading career training institution helping thousands of students achieve career goals. With 24 campuses across Canada, CdI offers hands‑on training in a range of business, technology and health care programs and career services to help grads find the right job.7400, boulevard des Galeries d’Anjou, suite 130Anjou, QC H1M 3M2Sans frais / Toll free: 800‑763‑0587www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/anjou

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Laval3 place Laval, suite 400Laval, QC H7N 1A2Tél: 450‑662‑9090Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑763‑0587www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/laval

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Longueuil 1111 Rue St‑Charles Ouest, suite 120 Longueuil, QC J4K 5G4Sans frais: 800‑675‑4392 www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/longueuil

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care — Montréal416, boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest, suite 700Montréal, QC H3A 1L2Tél: 514‑849‑1234Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 888‑707‑0571www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/montreal

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care – Pointe-Claire1000, boulevard Saint‑Jean, suite 500Pointe‑Claire, QC H9R 5P1Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑763‑0587www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/pointeclaire

Collège CDI / CDI College of Business, Technology & Health Care – Québec City 905, avenue Honoré‑Mercier, bureau 20Québec, QC G1R 5M6Tél : 418‑694‑0211Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑675‑4392www.cdicollege.ca/quebec/quebec‑city

Collège De L’Estrie Inc. — DrummondvilleCdE Collège se distingue comme un établissement d’enseignement privé, fier de sa qualité et reconnu par le ‘’MELS.’’ Nous offrons des programmes en pénurie de main‑d’oeuvre et demandés par les employeurs. CdE Collège vous propose une formation de qualité, de courte durée et un emploi mérité!455, boulevard St‑Josephdrummondville, QC J2C 7B5Tél: 819‑478‑8877Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 855‑348‑8877Fax: 819‑478‑0398www.cde‑college.cominfodrummond@cde‑college.com

Collège De L’Estrie Inc. — Sherbrooke37 rue Wellington NordSherbrooke, QC J1H 5A9Tél: 819‑346‑5000Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 888‑346‑5530Fax: 819‑346‑4463www.cde‑college.cominfosherbrooke@cde‑college.com

College De L’immobilier Du Québec — Île des Soeurs600 chemin du Golf Île des Sœurs, QC H3E 1A8Tél: 514‑762‑1862Fax: 514‑762‑4975www.collegeimmobilier.com [email protected]

Collège de Photographie MarsanL’efficacité de nos programmes repose sur une formation technique solide en imagerie numérique et une recherche artistique individuelle, le tout enseigné dans l’optique d’une approche commerciale en phase avec les réalités du milieu.2030 boulevard Pie‑IX, suite 400Montréal, QC H1V 2C8Tél: 514‑525‑3030Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑338‑8643Fax: 514‑525‑[email protected]

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Collège Herzing / Herzing Institute of Montreal1616, boulevard René‑Lévesque OuestMontréal, QC H3H 1P8Tél: 514‑935‑7494Sans frais / Toll‑Free: 800‑818‑9688Fax: 514‑933‑6182www.herzing.camtl‑[email protected]

Collège MultiHexaMultiHexa dispense des activités de formation à des professionnels et des utilisateurs des technologies de l’information. MultiHexa est l’une des premières sociétés privées au Canada à avoir fait de la formation informatique sa mission principale.Complexe de la Sagamie930 rue Jacques‑Cartier Est, bureau C‑200Chicoutimi, QC G7H 7K9Tél: 418‑690‑0270Fax: 418‑690‑[email protected]

Collège SaletteLe Collège Salette se dédie entièrement et exclusivement à la formation professionnelle et technique en arts graphiques de niveau collégial (AEC).418, rue Sherbrooke Est, 3e étageMontréal, QC H2L 1J6Tél: 514‑388‑5725Fax: 514‑388‑[email protected]

Collège UltraCollège Ultra de Montréal’s full‑time programs are designed specifically to help students succeed in today’s information technology job market. They are developed with the help of industry leaders and taught by experienced faculty. Our programs are career focused and equip students with unique skills in business and information technology which is applicable to various industries.5773 rue Ferrier, bureau 212Montréal, QC H4P 1N3Tél: 514‑225‑[email protected]

Institut Trebas / Trebas InstituteFor over 15 years Montreal has maintained itself in the top 10 best places to film in North America and that is mostly due to the high quality of our film artisans. In the same period, the television industry opened itself to the world, enabling television producers to export their productions. There couldn’t be a better time to launch your career acquiring hands‑on experience in the many interrelated roles that make movie magic happen. Trebas Institute contributes in transmitting the best techniques and knowledge of the industry since 1979, take advantage of it!550, rue Sherbrooke Ouest, suite 600Montréal, QC H3A 1B9Tél: 514‑845‑4141Fax: 514‑845‑[email protected]

NEW BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

Atlantic Business College Ltd.Atlantic Business College can get you started on a dynamic new career! We have the curriculum, support and technology to help you succeed in the business world. With campuses in Fredericton and Moncton, Atlantic Business College has been the choice of thousands of Atlantic Canadians since 1977.1115 Regent StreetFredericton, NB E3B 3Z2Tel: 506‑450‑1408Toll‑Free: 800‑983‑2929Fax: 506‑450‑[email protected]

Atlantica College Inc.Atlantica is the only school in Canada with these programs and they give you unprecedented, valuable real life experiences and feedback that you cannot get anywhere else. Our team members are the real deal who continue to be active in their field. 45 Hanover StreetSaint John, NB E2L 3G1Tel: 506‑672‑7625Toll‑Free: 866‑672‑7656Fax: 506‑642‑[email protected]

BayTech CollegeBayTech College currently offers four pre‑employment trade programs: welding (16 weeks), electrical (15 weeks), carpentry (14 weeks) and plumbing (14 weeks). Students complete a two‑week work attachment. Graduates will be eligible to challenge the Block 1 exam. See our website for more information.120 English driveMoncton, NB E1E 4G7Tel: 506‑853‑8883Fax: 506‑853‑[email protected]

Canadian School of Natural NutritionThe Canadian School of Natural Nutrition has a holistic approach. We teach about the benefits of whole foods. It is not just about “what” we eat, it’s also about how our bodies digest and assimilate the food. We need wholesome nutrition but mind and consciousness play a significant role in our well being. The future of mankind lies in disease prevention through greater awareness.1201 Mountain Road, Suite 205Moncton, NB E1C 2T4Tel: 506‑384‑2700Fax: 506‑389‑[email protected]

Collège Trans-Canada CollegeOur instructors are certified and professional truck drivers and heavy equipment operators who have spent MANY years in their respective industries. Each has an interestingly diverse background that includes driver, manager, owner/operator, trucking company owners and Heavy Equipment Operators. Combined they have over 100 years of experience spanning the globe.47 Brenan Avenue

Scoudouc, NB E4P 3N6Tel: 506‑533‑9535Toll‑Free: 800‑363‑1194Fax: 506‑533‑7851www.transcanadacollege.ca/[email protected]

Da Vinci College of Art and Design Ltd. – New BrunswickWith campuses in Kelowna, Halifax and Fredericton, the Centre for Arts and Technology is a highly‑respected pan‑Canadian digital art school providing a unique educational experience that draws on the talent and resources of industry professionals from coast to coast.130 Carleton StreetFredericton, NB E3B 3T4Tel: 506‑460‑1280Toll‑Free: 877‑369‑1888Fax: 506‑460‑[email protected]

Eastern College — FrederictonWe are a nationally recognized institution that has been training students for over 25 years in Atlantic Canada. We offer over 40 diploma programs, with college campuses located in six major centres: Halifax, St. John’s, Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John.850 Prospect StreetFredericton, NB E3B 9M5Tel: 506‑454‑5166Toll‑Free: 877‑297‑0777Fax: 506‑455‑1653www.easterncollege.caec.dept.customer.contact.center@ easterncollege.ca

Eastern College — Moncton1070 St. George BoulevardMoncton, NB E1E 4K7Tel: 506‑856‑5166Fax: 506‑854‑1653www.easterncollege.caec.dept.customer.contact.center@ easterncollege.ca

Eastern College – Saint John212 McAllister drive, Unit 123Saint John, NB E2J 2S5Tel: 506‑633‑5166Fax: 506‑633‑1653www.easterncollege.caec.dept.customer.contact.center@ easterncollege.ca

Landscape NB Horticultural Trades Assn. Inc.The Landscape New Brunswick Horticultural Trades Association (LNBHTA) is a dedicated group of horticultural professionals working together to maintain and increase the quality of all horticultural products and services. Membership in this association also includes membership with the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA), and all of the member privileges and benefits associated with this organization.P.O. Box 742Saint John, NB E2L 4B3Toll‑Free: 866‑752‑6862Fax: 506‑633‑1621Toll‑Free Fax: 866‑595‑[email protected]

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McKenzie CollegeThe mission of McKenzie College School of Art & design is to find these talented, highly creative individuals to inspire, educate, nourish and prepare them, not merely for an artistic profession, but for a life filled with creativity. When you walk through the doors of McKenzie College, you’ll find a community of artists, designers and experienced, passionate faculty members working collectively to produce a higher level of learning. Students have plenty of room to share and collaborate; and are encouraged to let their creativity develop both inside and outside our doors.100 Cameron Street, Suite 101Moncton, NB E1C 5Y6Tel: 506‑384‑6460Fax: 506‑384‑[email protected]

Medavie Health Ed.Medavie Health Ed. was founded in 2001. The goal of Medavie Health Ed. is to provide accessible and comprehensive training to ensure that high quality pre‑hospital emergency care is available.567 St. George Boulevard, Suite HMoncton, NB E1E 2B9Tel: 506‑854‑1167Toll‑Free: 888‑798‑3888Fax: 506‑389‑[email protected]

Medes College of EstheticsMedes College is providing a first‑rate career, education and skill development in the practice of Esthetics, Electrolysis, Spa Treatments, Artificial Nails and Makeup, and its role as an agent for wellness. Medes College: A career in well‑being; a supportive college.1040 Champlain Street, Suite 300dieppe, NB E1A 8L8Tel: 506‑853‑8391Fax: 506‑853‑[email protected]

Oulton CollegeOulton College is located in Moncton and offers programs in Accounting and Financial Services; dental Hygiene; dental Assistant; Medical Laboratory Assistant; Medical Office Administrator; Pharmacy Technician; Veterinary Technician; Child and Youth Care Worker; Early Childhood Education; Travel and Hospitality; Policing and Corrections; Paralegal; Computer Programming; and Network Administration.4 Flanders CourtMoncton, NB E1C 0K6Tel: 506‑858‑9696, ext. 125Toll‑Free: 888‑757‑2020Fax: 506‑858‑[email protected]

ReadyArc Training and TestingReadyArc Training and Testing is the Maritimes only recognized Private Welding School that offers the best training to get you into the workforce sooner and better prepared for the job. Certified top‑notch instructors and state‑of‑the‑art facilities provide the best hands‑on program there is. If you’re serious about connecting to a career in welding, we’ll get you there!

70 Mcllveen driveSaint John, NB E2J 4Y7Tel: 506‑696‑8336Fax: 506‑696‑[email protected]

Senior Watch Care-Ed Learning CentreThe Care‑Ed Learning Centre is dedicated to senior services and training. The school offers the 850‑hour Personal Support Worker Program, The Internship Program, Train the TrainerProgram, and a seven presenter nurses program for Foot Care Management. Ask about the contracts and licenses for the above training programs.111‑100 Prince Edward StreetSaint John, NB E2L 4M5Tel: 506‑634‑8906Toll‑Free: 800‑561‑2463Fax: 506‑633‑[email protected]

NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

Academy of CosmetologyAt the Academy we offer the highest standard of education in the cosmetology and esthetics industry. The entire staff is committed to each and every student. Students will receive the most current theory and practical training available. We believe in keeping up with the latest trends and techniques, that is why we are constantly adding to our curriculum. 363 Windmill Roaddartmouth, NS B3A 1J2Tel: 902‑469‑7788Fax: 902‑461‑[email protected]

Academy of Learning College — HalifaxAt Academy of Learning, we attribute the growth in our success to identifying the gap between the formal education available and the realities of the working world. We fulfill the needs of learners by developing customized programs for each student, while meeting the requirements for convenient and effective training at an affordable cost.6960 Mumford Road, Suite 155‑1st FloorMumford Professional Centre, Halifax, NS B3L 4P1 Tel: 902‑455‑3395Fax: 902‑461‑[email protected]

Canadian College of Massage & HydrotherapyThe Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (CCMH) is one of the oldest family of Massage Therapy colleges in Canada, with campuses from coast to coast. It is our mission to be Canada’s leader and pioneer in providing nationally recognized massage therapy education in a professional, student‑centred learning environment.6960 Mumford Road, Mumford Professional Centre, Suite 180, PO Box 0180Halifax, NS B3L 4P1Tel: 902‑484‑0158Fax: 902‑832‑[email protected]

Cape Breton Business CollegeCape Breton Business College offers 11 programs, educating over 350 students annually. The college offers leading‑edge curriculum that prepares students to be successful in an ever‑changing job market. CBBC has grown to become one of Nova Scotia’s leaders in post‑secondary education.315 Jamieson StreetSydney, NS B1N 3B1Tel: 902‑564‑2222Fax: 902‑539‑8606 [email protected]

Carpenter Millwright Trades College (CMTC) Inc.Welcome to Carpenter Millwright Trades College where we provide practical, responsive training in current and emerging trade, safety and leadership skills to build employment opportunities in the commercial construction industry.1000 Sackville driveMiddle Sackville, NS B4E 1S4Tel: 902‑252‑3553Fax: 902‑252‑3554 [email protected]

Centre for Distance EducationCd‑Ed offers online diploma training in the disciplines of Business Administration and digital Arts & Technology. Cd‑Ed also delivers professional development programs specific to individual client needs. Our focus on training, research and development continues to ensure the most up‑to‑date and industry‑relevant programs are available every year.222 George Street, Suite CSydney, NS B1P 1J3Tel: 902‑562‑8483Toll‑Free: 866‑446‑5898Fax: 866‑559‑0131www.cd‑ed.cominfo@cd‑ed.com

Commercial Safety CollegeEstablished in 1959, Commercial Safety College is a locally owned and operated private career college dedicated to providing the highest quality training in truck driving, motor coach and heavy equipment operation.11490 Highway #2Masstown, NS B0M 1G0Tel: 902‑662‑2190Toll‑Free: 800‑667‑5455Fax: 902‑662‑[email protected]

daVinci College of Art and DesignWe are a private career college that offers programs in Art, Technology and Health Care. We are industry leaders in the area of audio and video digital arts, and now offer career training in the growing health care sector.1577 Barrington StreetHalifax, NS B3J 1Z7Tel: 902‑429‑1847Toll‑Free: 844‑429‑1847Fax: 902‑423‑[email protected]

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Eastern College — HalifaxWe are a nationally recognized institution that has been training students for over 25 years in Atlantic Canada, offering over 40 diploma programs, with college campuses located in six major centres: Halifax, St. John’s, Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John.111‑7067 Chebucto Road, Bay West CentreHalifax, NS B3L 4R5Tel: 902‑423‑3933Toll‑Free: 877‑297‑0777Fax: 902‑423‑2042www.easterncollege.ca

ICT® Northumberland CollegeStudents at ICT® Northumberland College (Halifax), ICT® Kikkawa College (Toronto) and ICT Schools (Moncton) benefit from more than 30 years of experience in massage therapy and complementary therapy education. Its two‑year Massage Therapy diploma program emphasizes comprehensive assessment, individualized and efficient treatment, practical community involvement, professionalism and lifelong learning.1888 Brunswick Street, 5th FloorHalifax, NS B3J 3J8Tel: 902‑425‑2869 ext. 227Toll‑Free: 888‑862‑2230 ext. 227Fax: 902‑425‑[email protected]

Institute for Human Services Education — SydneyThe Institute for Human Services Education is committed to quality education and social advancement to enhance the lives of children, youth and adults. In our programs, we endeavour to provide students with a balance of theoretical and practical experiences to prepare them to work in many different environments.Early Childhood Resource Centre Sydney440, George Street, Suite 270Sydney, NS B1P 1K3Tel: 902‑564‑9337Fax: 902‑564‑9351www.inst‑hse.caadmin@inst‑hse.ca

Institute for Human Services Education — Truro60 Lorne Street, Suite 1Truro, NS B2N 3K3Tel: 902‑893‑3342Fax: 902‑895‑4487www.inst‑hse.caadmin@inst‑hse.ca

Island Career AcademyIsland Career Academy is a post‑secondary institution committed to serving the needs of students by offering quality training as it relates to today’s work environment. Our training programs are designed to provide students with skills to help them find and maintain meaningful employment.721 Alexandra StreetSydney, NS B1S 2H4Tel: 902‑564‑6112Fax: 902‑562‑[email protected]

Mactech Distance EducationProviding quality education throughout Canada for over 18 years, Mactech distance Education is an innovative private career college that offers structured programs with the convenience of flexibility. Third‑party accreditation from CETAC, continued ISO Registration and industry recognition and partnerships attest to our commitment to quality, service, value and continued improvement.25 Eveleigh drive, P.O. Box 457North Sydney, NS B2A 3M3Tel: 902‑794‑1770Toll‑Free: 888‑622‑8324Fax: 902‑794‑[email protected]

Maritime Environmental Training InstituteMaritime Environmental Training Institute runs its operations on quality, innovation, integrity and commitment. METI specializes in delivering high quality, cost effective environmental and safety training for both the public and private sector. In addition, METI is associated with Enform, a

petroleum industry leader in the field of training and safety.301 Alexandra StreetSydney, NS B1S 2E8Tel: 902‑539‑9766 Toll‑Free: 877‑800‑6384Fax: 902‑567‑1029 [email protected]

McKenzie CollegeMcKenzie College has been providing career training since 1988 and is currently one of Nova Scotia’s premier professional driver training and trade training colleges. We offer programs in Heavy Equipment Operation, Tractor Trailer‑Class 1, Class 3 Straight Truck, Earthmoving, Basic and High Pressure Pipe Welding, and Construction and Industrial Electrician.74 Townsend StreetSydney, NS B1P 5C8Tel: 902‑562‑8549Fax: 902‑567‑2003 [email protected]

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Medavie Health EdMedavie Health Ed is a provider of high quality, Canadian Medical Association (CMA) accredited Paramedicine training programs in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Over the years hundreds of students have successfully graduated from our paramedic training programs. This includes over two dozen department of National defence (dNd) sponsored civilian students. Additionally, Medavie HealthEd has become the preferred provider of training for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF).201 Brownlow Avenue, Unit 33dartmouth, NS B3B 1W2Tel: 888‑798‑3888Fax: 902‑434‑2242 [email protected]

New Dawn College OneFor more than three decades, New dawn College has been offering high‑quality career‑oriented training. Today New dawn College offers four diploma Programs: Continuing Care Assistant, Cosmetology Hair design, Basic Welding, and High Pressure Pipe Welding.106 Townsend Street, P.O. Box 1055Sydney, NS B1P 6J7Tel: 902‑270‑3659Fax: 902‑270‑[email protected]

New Dawn College Two100 Military RoadPine Tree Estates, Lingan RoadPO Box 1055Sydney, NS B1P 6J7 Tel: 902‑270‑3659Fax: 902‑270‑3603 [email protected]

Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood EducationNSCECE offers a two‑year Early Childhood Education (ECE) diploma program that is founded in several decades of research and developmentally appropriate practice. Students enrolled in the program are introduced to various courses dealing with children, families and the ECE profession and will acquire the knowledge, practices and skills that will develop high self‑esteem, independence, and beginnings of social responsibilities. 6208 Quinpool Road, 2nd FloorHalifax, NS B3L 1A3Tel: 902‑423‑7114Toll‑Free: 877‑323‑3382Fax: 902‑423‑[email protected]

Success College of Applied Arts & TechnologySince 1893, Success College has been training graduates to excel in their chosen profession through hands‑on, practical experience. With over 100 years of experience behind us, we’re confident that our model of career education has evolved to offer the optimal combination of classroom instruction, practical hands‑on learning and on‑the‑job experience.800 Sackville driveLower Sackville, NS B4E 1R8


NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR DIRECTORY OF CAREER COLLEGES

Academy Canada Career College – Corner Brook – University DriveAcademy Canada is proud to be Newfoundland and Labrador’s largest independent Career College. With more than 45 programs in skilled trades, health care, business and technology, personal service, law enforcement, music, beauty and animal care. We are provincially approved and nationally accredited. Our thousands of graduates have enjoyed tremendous career success within the province, across Canada and internationally.2 University drive, P.O. Box 366Corner Brook, NL A2H 5G4Tel: 709‑637‑2100Toll‑Free: 800‑561‑8000Fax: 709‑637‑[email protected]

Academy Canada Career College – St. John’s — Harding Road37‑45 Harding RoadSt. John’s, NL A1A 5T8Tel: 709‑722‑9151Toll‑Free: 800‑561‑8000Fax: 709‑722‑[email protected]

Central Training AcademyFor over 20 years Central Training Academy has been Newfoundland and Labradors’ foremost professional driver training institution. Our programs are approved by the Government of Newfoundland & Labrador’s department of education and are taught by highly skilled instructors with many years of experience.6 Third Avenue, P.O Box 400Badger, NL A0H 1A0Tel: 709‑539‑5150Toll‑Free: 800‑563‑5153Fax: 709‑539‑[email protected]

DieTrac Technical InstitutedieTrac Technical Institute is a private training school that specializes in the skilled trades. We currently offer Carpentry, Industrial Mechanic Millwright, Construction / Industrial Electrical, Welding, Steamfitter / Pipefitter and Heavy Equipment Service Technician. All programs are accredited by the Provincial Apprenticeship Board.82 Premier drive, P.O. Box 970Lewisporte, NL A0G 3A0Tel: 709‑535‑0550Toll‑Free: 888‑332‑5555Fax: 709‑535‑[email protected]

Eastern College – St. John’sWe are a nationally recognized institution that has been training students for over 25 years in Atlantic Canada. We offer over 40 diploma programs, with college campuses located in six major centres: Halifax, St. John’s, Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John.22 Pearl Place, P.O. Box 6325St. John’s, NL A1E 4P3Tel: 709‑722‑8580Toll‑Free: 877‑297‑0777Fax: 709‑722‑8318www.easterncollege.ca

Gander Flight TrainingGander Flight Training, a division of GFT Aerospace Technologies, has been producing professional pilots since 1992. GFT provides a full range of professional flight training programs in both fixed‑wing and helicopter. Additionally, certifications and approvals have been obtained and the training has been expanded to include other aerospace applications, such as Advanced Bonding and Composite Technician and various airline and aviation safety training programs.70 C.L. dobbin drive, P.O Box 355Gander, NL A1V 1W7Tel: 709‑256‑7484Toll‑Free: 877‑438‑2359Fax: 709‑256‑[email protected]

Keyin College — Head Office – St. John’s 100 Brookfield Road, PO Box 13726St. John’s, NL A1B 4G3Tel: 709‑753‑2284 Fax: 709‑753‑[email protected]

Keyin College – Western CampusWestern College was founded in 1993. Originally part of the CompuCollege group of colleges, Western College was created in 2005 to better position itself with the changes in course offerings. With a unique modular system of training, students only study one subject at a time.128 Carolina AvenueStephenville, NL A2N 2S5Tel: 709‑643‑6444Toll‑Free: 877‑643‑4443Fax: 709‑643‑[email protected]

Woodford Training Centre, Inc.The Hairstylist program is an interprovincial program accredited by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Apprenticeship & Certification Board and the school is a designated site for Red Seal Practical examinations (department of Education). The Aesthetics program is approved by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador (department of Education).4 Woodgrove AcresConception Bay South, NL A1X 6G3Tel: 709‑834‑7000Fax: 709‑834‑[email protected]

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