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2012 › 2013 VIEW BOOK centennialcollege.ca The Future of Learning
Are you ready to
surprise yourself?
You have the potential to do anything. No matter The Signature Learning Experience is a unique
who you are or where you come from, we make it educational opportunity that will empower you to
our mission to educate you for success in a career become a global citizen ready to make your mark
and in life. on the world.
That means providing you with world-class At Centennial College, we’ll teach you everything
facilities, exceptional faculty and the hands-on, there is to know for your career and hopefully
practical experience that employers demand. you’ll learn something about yourself as well.
It also means going further than just giving you
the skills you’ll need in your chosen field. We want
you to stand out. That’s why we developed the
Signature Learning Experience (SLE).
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CONTENTS
A Message from Ann Buller............................................3
The Signature Learning Experience (SLE)......................4
Campuses.........................................................................5
Make a Date With Centennial........................................9
Schools & Programs.......................................................10
Bachelor Degree Programs...........................................25
Student Life...................................................................27
Student Services............................................................29
Application Information...............................................31
Student Financial Services.............................................33
Admission Requirements..............................................34
Getting There................................................................46
2
A MESSAGE FROM ANN BULLER
PRESIDENT AND CEO, CENTENNIAL COLLEGE
Change. We encounter it every day. Those with
the courage to embrace and effect change
undoubtedly achieve a far different kind of success
than those who fear it.
When you choose Centennial, you choose to
engage in an experience that goes beyond
learning the skills and knowledge needed to get a
job. You choose to learn about yourself, about our
complex world and about the role and
responsibility you have in making positive change.
Our Signature Learning Experience (SLE) will
challenge and reward you in ways very few college
experiences can. As part of the SLE, you’ll take
Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to Social
Action. Through this course, you’ll gain a new
perspective on yourself and the world around you.
Industry partners, dynamic and diverse faculty and
staff, an exceptional student association and
dedicated alumni – these are the groups that
make up our community and we’re a community
that truly believes you can make a difference in
the world.
At Centennial, you get more than the expertise
and knowledge you need to get the career you
want – you gain the perspective that lets you
“become the change you wish to see in the
world.”
3
A WORLD OF
NEW PERSPECTIVE
Through our Global Citizenship and Equity
Learning Experience (GCELE), Centennial
College has continued to demonstrate its
commitment to student participation in
global citizenship learning by providing
diverse opportunities for our students.
GCE Learning Experience (GCELE) aims to
prepare students to be leaders of positive
social change in our intricately connected
world.
Past GCELE experiences have taken students
to Peru where they had the opportunity to
make physical improvements to schools,
teach pre-planned lessons and assist in
developing a small sustainable guinea pig
farming co-op.
In Cabarete, Dominican Republic students
participated in Teach to Learn, a project
empowering youth and their families
through community and educational
development initiatives in efforts to help
break the cycle of poverty.
“Everyday was a learning experience. I learned the importance of teamwork as students
worked together in the health clinic as well as in the home renovation projects and
kayaking activity. I learned about public and private healthcare systems, which gave me
better insight on the advantages and disadvantages of both systems and how they compare
to Canada’s current healthcare system. And most importantly I gained a better perspective
on how the non-profit organization we worked with functioned to reduce the inequalities
of poverty and healthcare.”
~ Carollyn San Jose, Bridging to University Nursing Program,
September 2010 - December 2011
GCELE participant (March 6 - 19, 2011)
4
ASHTONBEE CAMPUS
SOME SCHOOLS MIGHT LOOK LIKE HANGARS.
OURS ACTUALLY HAS ONE.
Ashtonbee is home to the School of
Transportation and is one of the largest
automotive and aircraft technology training
centres in Canada. More than $30 million
worth of cars, motorcycles and other
equipment can be found here, including
a hangar full of functional airplanes and
helicopters.
Ashtonbee also offers General Arts and
Science programs through the School of
Advancement, as well as several Child
Studies and Community Service programs
through the School of Community and
Health Studies.
5
MORNINGSIDE CAMPUS
WE COULDN’T CALL IT A “SMART BUILDING”IF WE
WEREN’T SO SURE ABOUT THE STUDENTS INSIDE IT.
Nestled in the Rouge Valley Conservation
Area, Morningside campus is an
environmentally friendly building with
expansive windows and atria that
maximize the use of natural light in all
learning spaces.
Morningside campus is headquarters for
students in the Health and Wellness and
Nursing programs, various Engineering
Technology and Applied Science
programs, as well as our five joint degree
programs with the University of Toronto,
Scarborough campus.
Morningside campus practice labs mirror
real-world facilities, allowing students to
benefit from hands-on training using
sophisticated, up-to-date equipment.
6
THE CENTRE FOR CREATIVE
COMMUNICATIONS
THE BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD
TO SIT AND DOODLE OR PODCAST.
A 16,500-square-foot television studio.
Full suite of digital imaging labs with
the latest software.
Broadcast video, audio and
post-production facilities.
Canada’s first student podcast-based
radio station.
Our $36-million cutting-edge campus for Library and digital resource centre.
the arts is the perfect place to tap into
your creativity. Housing the School of Two satellite campuses in India.
Communications, Media and Design.
The Centre for Creative Communications
has everything you need to release your
inner genius.
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PROGRESS CAMPUS
A PLACE WITH NEARLY EVERYTHING.
WE’RE JUST MISSING YOU.
Train in state-of-the-art pneumatics
and hydraulic labs, robotics facility and
wind tunnel.
Gain hands-on experience in our
professional child care centre.
Experience the thrill of the kitchen
(or enjoy the delectable cuisine) at
Horizons, our student-run restaurant.
Progress campus is home to the Schools Progress is also home to our newest facility,
of Business and Hospitality, Tourism and the Library and Academic Facility. This
Culture. Here you’ll also find Advanced leading-edge building features modern
Manufacturing and Automation technology, digital resources and an open,
Engineering Technology programs and learning-centred environment. In addition
Information and Communication to a two storey library, there are:
Engineering Technology (ICET) programs, 22 classrooms
as well as many Child Studies and State-of-the-art lab spaces
Community Service programs. Whatever A large lecture theatre
you choose to do, we have the facilities to
Fireside gallery
make it possible.
Perhaps most importantly, our newest
facility is environmentally friendly and
features a four-storey bio filter wall.
The new building is a true reflection of our
commitment to lifelong learning, and to
the environment.
8
MAKE A DATE WITH CENTENNIAL
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.
The next school year is right around the corner;
mark these dates down now. Also, don’t forget to
come by one of our Open Houses, where you and
your families can get an inside look at what life is
like at Centennial College. To take a tour of
any of our campuses, call 416-289-5325.
Discover Centennial – Open House
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Offers of Admission to Fall 2012 programs –
First day for issuing Fall 2012 admission to applicants
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Connect with Centennial – Open House
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Fees Due Deadline for Fall 2012
Friday, July 6, 2012
Orientation for Fall 2012 programs
August, 2012
9EIGHT SCHOOLS
ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
You’ve got the potential. We’ve got the
programs ... and lots of them!
Between our eight different schools,
Centennial offers more than 250 full- and
part-time programs, all tailored to build
on your unique talents and ambitions.
Centennial boasts some of the most
dedicated and experienced teaching
faculty. Our instructors will engage and
support you at every turn and help you set
and achieve your goals.
10SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION
SERIOUS MACHINES. SERIOUS TRAINING.
Have you ever wanted to work at an
airport maintaining the planes we fly in, or
in a transportation facility servicing the
cars, trucks, motorcycles or buses that travel
our roads? How about repairing the heavy
equipment used to develop our cities or
build our highways? If so, then Centennial’s
School of Transportation is where you
want to begin your career.
As a School of Transportation student, you
will train in one of the largest on-site,
state-of-the-art transportation training
facilities in Canada. Here you will be
taught by some of the industry’s most
highly-skilled educators.
The School of Transportation offers
traditional apprenticeship training, one-
and two-year apprenticeship programs,
along with one- and two-year post-
secondary programs. Thanks to our
industry partnerships, we also offer
apprenticeship training programs with
Toyota, Honda, Ford, GM, Freightliner,
Mack/Volvo, Automotive Transportation
Service Superintendents Association (ATS),
Chrysler, Toronto Automobile Dealers
Association (TADA) and Canadian Tire.
Depending upon the trade, apprenticeships
vary from two to five years, consisting of
on-the-job training and related class studies
at the College. At the conclusion of your
apprenticeship you can write the exam for
your Certificate of Qualification, certifying
you as a licensed technician in your chosen
occupation.
Statistics Canada estimates that by 2020 there
will be a skills trades shortage of approximately
1 million trades people, making this the perfect
time to begin your training to meet the
demand.
Did You Know?
11PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
Aviation and Automotive
Auto Body Repair Techniques
Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance
Aviation Technician – Avionics Maintenance
(Automotive) Motive Power Technician –
Administration
(Automotive) Motive Power Technician –
Technical
Motorcycle and Powersports Product
Repair Techniques
Modified Apprenticeships
Professional Pilot Training
Automotive Service Technician –
Canadian Tire MAP 32
Automotive Service Technician – Ford
Motor Company of Canada Limited ASSET
Automotive Service Technician – General
Motors of Canada ASEP
Automotive Service Technician – Honda
Canada Inc. AHAP
Toyota – MAP 32
Truck and Coach Technician Freightliner –
MAP 32
Truck and Coach Technician – Mack/Volvo
Canada Inc. – MAP 32
Truck and Coach Technician –
ATS – MAP 32
Co-op Diploma Programs
Automotive Service Technician Co-op
Apprenticeship – Chrysler Canada Inc.
Automotive Service Technician Co-op
Apprenticeship – Toronto Auto Dealers
Association
Heavy Duty Equipment Technician
(Co-op Apprenticeship)
For a complete list of Traditional Apprenticeships, Truck and Coach Technician
please visit our website at centennialcollege.ca/transportation (Co-op Apprenticeship)
12SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SAY HELLO (AND “GUTEN TAG” AND
“NI HAO”) TO THE WORLD OF BUSINESS.
The School of Business will challenge you to
think bigger, act faster and live up to your
professional aspirations in every way
possible.
With a focus on the integration of
information and communications
technology, we’ll help you prepare to
be a leader in the future of business.
Thinking of going global? At Centennial,
you’ll study alongside some of the world’s
most entrepreneurial candidates and have
the opportunity to expand your network
while on exchange overseas.
We offer you flexible programs ranging
from two semesters to just over three years
and co-op, internship and work placement
experiences.
It’s a competitive market and it’s our job to
make you the most marketable prospect
out there.
Want to pursue a university degree or earn
a professional designation? We have you
covered. Whether you choose to study
accounting, HR, marketing or finance, we
maintain the most well-respected
professional accreditations and university
partnerships to get you ahead in your field.
The School of Business International Student Exchange
program allows you to take business courses abroad
with one of our seven university partners around the
world. You pay no extra fees, and walk out with
international experience and an academic credit for
all the time and effort you put in.
Did You Know?
13PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
The School of Business is a proud sponsor of seven
business competitions including the Ontario Accounting and Financial Services
Colleges Marketing Competition (OCMC) and the Accounting Clerk – Microcomputer
Certified General Accountants (CGA) competition, Business Accounting: Financial and
to give you both real-world knowledge and a Credit Management
memorable college experience. Business Administration – Accounting
Business Administration - Accounting
Aboriginal Stream
Business – Finance
Financial and Client Services
Financial and Credit Management
Financial Services Fundamentals
Legal and Administrative
Contact Centre Operations
Court Support Services
Law Clerk
Office Administration – Executive
Office Administration – General
Office Administration – Legal
Office Administration – Medical
Business and Management
Business
Business- Aboriginal Stream
Business – Marketing
Business – Operations
Business Administration
Business Administration – Business
Operations Management
Business Administration – Human
Resources
Business Administration – International
Business
Business Administration – Marketing
Pre-Business – Business Foundations
Fast-track and Graduate Studies
Business Administration –
Accounting (2 semesters)
Business Administration –
Accounting (3 semesters)
Financial Fraud Investigation
Financial Planning
Global Business Management
Human Resources Management
International Business Management
Logistics Management
Marketing Research and Analytics
Marketing Sales and Account Management
Pensions and Benefits Management
Project Management
Strategic Management
Strategic Management – Accounting
14SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS,
MEDIA AND DESIGN
MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE. OR AT LEAST
A PLACE WITH BETTER YOUTUBE VIDEOS.
Creativity can take many forms: a story, a
doodle, a replica of yourself made out of
paper clips. Did you ever think of
developing your individual expression
into a full-blown career?
Turn your inspiration into a life-long
occupation. We’ve earned an international
reputation as a forward-thinking and
crucial resource for the communications,
media and design industries in Canada.
Our programs in the areas of Art and
Design, Advertising and Public Relations,
Integrated Media, Journalism, and Culture
and Entertainment are all delivered in a
hands-on, real-world environment by a
dedicated, award-winning faculty.
You’ve got a voice. Let us help you share it
with the world.
The kidsmediacentre’s goal is to provide a range of
R&D support to cross-platform, media and
entertainment content providers to ensure the kids’
media industry in Canada is vibrant, indigenous and
committed to the healthy growth of children.
Did You Know?
15PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
Advertising
Art and Design Foundation Studies
Centennial Internet Radio is produced
from a studio at the Centre for Creative Broadcasting and Film
Communications. Its music and talk
programming reflect the vibrant student life
Communications and Media Foundations
at all Centennial campuses.
Digital Animation
Fine Arts Studio
Game Art & Design
Graphic Design – Media
Journalism
Fast-track and Graduate Studies
Advertising – Account Management
Advertising Media Management
Book and Magazine Publishing
Children’s Entertainment: Writing,
Production and Management
Corporate Communications and
Public Relations
Interactive Digital Media
Journalism (Fast-track)
Media Engineering Design Integration
Sports Journalism
16SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY
AND HEALTH STUDIES
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM US.
If you’re a people person, you’ve come to
the right people – and the right place. The
School of Community and Health Studies
offers a wide variety of programs from
Early Childhood Education to Police
Foundations to Practical Nursing to
Wellness.
Recognized for innovation, high academic
standards and applied research in the areas
of health care and educational technology,
we are dedicated to helping you do your
best to help others. Relevant and exciting
clinical/field experiences are incorporated
into many of our programs, which provides
the opportunity to work with professionals
in the field.
There’s a great need for skilled
professionals in these fields and we’ll
provide you with the knowledge,
competencies and experiences that are
relevant and in demand.
If you’re looking for a truly rewarding
career, the School of Community and
Health Studies has the programs to get you
started.
We offer articulation agreements with UTSC,
Ryerson and many other exemplary universities
both domestically and internationally
Did You Know?
17PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
Child Studies and Community Studies
Child and Youth Worker
The School of Community and Health Studies Community and Child Studies Foundation
runs student managed public clinics for both
Massage Therapy and Esthetics. Community and Justice Services
Developmental Services Worker
Early Childhood Assistant
Early Childhood Education
Pre-Service Firefighter
Police Foundations
Recreation and Leisure Services
Social Service Worker
Nursing, Health and Wellness
Esthetician
Food and Nutrition Management
Food Service Worker
Health Foundations
Massage Therapy
Occupational Therapist Assistant and
Physiotherapist Assistant (OTA/PTA)
Paramedic
Personal Support Worker
Pharmacy Technician
Practical Nursing
Practical Nursing – Flexible
Practical Nursing for Internationally Educated Nurses
Pre-Health – Health Foundations
(For ESL Learners)
Spa Management
Fast-track and Graduate Studies
Bridging to University Nursing
Holistic Practitioner Complementary Care
Massage Therapy – Refresher
Practical Nursing – Fast-track
Registered Nurse – Perioperative Nursing
Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion
18SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE
GOGGLES AND A LAB COAT COULD BE A GOOD
LOOK FOR YOU.
Scientific breakthroughs and technological
developments aren’t only happening in
top-secret labs, deep underground. They’re
happening right in our own backyard and
Centennial can get you in on the action.
The School of Engineering Technology and
Applied Science (SETAS) can prepare you
for the realities of rapidly changing
industries. You’ll spend two-thirds of your
time in leading-edge laboratory facilities
and gain hands-on experience from
industry leaders.
We offer 14 nationally accredited
engineering technician/technology
programs – one of the highest number in
Ontario recognized by the Canadian
Technology Accreditation Board.
There’s a wide range of options for you,
including full and part-time studies, one- to
four-year options, and graduate programs.
What are you waiting for? (Science can be
very impatient.)
Some of our school’s key Lab Resources include:
• Geo-thermal unit – a 1 ton demo unit connected
to air and radiant floor heating
• Wind Turbine: 1.2kw capacity (3.7m sky-stream)
- an open laboratory for our students
Did You Know?
19PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
Advanced Manufacturing and Automation
Technology
Electrician: Construction and Maintenance/
Five of the school’s ICET programs are Electrical Engineering Technician
recognized for advanced standing by the Electro - Mechanical Engineering
Canadian Armed Forces. Technology – Automation and Robotics*
Energy Systems Engineering Technology*
Mechanical Engineering Technology – Design*
Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial
Medical Robotics and Automation NEW
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic
Mechanical Engineering Technician
Applied Biological and Environmental Science
Architectural Technician/Technology
Biotechnology Technologist – Industrial
Microbiology*
Construction Management
Environmental Protection Technology*
Food Sciences
Laboratory Assistant – Industrial
Medical Laboratory Technician
Technology Foundations
Information and Communication
Engineering Technology
Bioinformatics
Biomedical Engineering Technology
Computer and Communications Networking
Computer Engineering Technology –
Embedded Networks*
Computer Repair and Maintenance
Computer Systems Technology –
Networking*
Electronics Engineering Technology*
Health Informatics Technology
Software Engineering Technology*
Software Engineering Technology –
Interactive Gaming
Software Systems Design
Fast-track and Graduate Studies
Architectural Technology
Bioinformatics for Software Professionals
Biomedical Engineering Technology
Biotechnology Technologist – Industrial
Microbiology*
Computer Engineering Technology –
Embedded Networks*
Computer Systems Technology –
Networking*
Electro-Mechanical Engineering
Technology – Automation and Robotics*
Electronics Engineering Technology*
Energy Systems Engineering Technology
Environmental Protection Technology*
*These programs are offered as both technician and Health Informatics Technology
technology/technologist streams Mechanical Engineering Technology – Design*
Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial*
Media Engineering Design Integration
Software Engineering Technology*
Software Engineering Technology –
Interactive Gaming
20SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY,
TOURISM AND CULTURE
THERE’S NOTHING QUITE LIKE A PARTY WELL DONE.
HOTELS | FOOD | TRAVEL | ATTRACTIONS
| CULTURE | IMAGINE.
Who’s at the Olympics, the World Cup and
the Film Festival? Who’s on every cruise? If
it’s important, hospitality, tourism & culture
professionals are there. Imagine waking up
every day and working with a team that
feels the same way you do.
Learn from experienced professionals how
to lead in the Hospitality and Tourism
industry. Hands-on instruction in our labs
and field placements with leading
organizations complement classroom
teaching focused on current industry
trends. Get recognized for your creativity
and commitment as you design and deliver
meaningful experiences for guests in the
areas of Hospitality, Tourism & Culture.
Be there when important things are
happening.
The skills learned in this school are
transferable anywhere in Canada, and
the world is at your feet!
Did You Know?
21PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
Hospitality and Tourism Administration
Hospitality Operations - Kitchen Management
Our program cover a full range of business
practices in marketing, human resources, Hospitality Management - Hotel and Resort
finance and industry operations
Hospitality Management – Restaurant &
Catering
Tourism Management - Cultural and Heritage
Tourism
Baking - Commercial Bakeries
Hospitality Services
Tourism and Travel
Hospitality Foundations
Fast-track and Graduate Studies
Hotel, Resort and Restaurant Management
Event Management - Festival and Conference
Culture and Heritage Site Management
22SCHOOL OF ADVANCEMENT
GET IN, GET OUT, GET AHEAD. ANY QUESTIONS?
PROGRAMS & DISCIPLINES
If you’re in need of a quick academic
upgrade, look no further. Centennial’s General Arts and Science – One-Year Science
School of Advancement will get you on
track to further academic and career General Arts and Science – Science
success.
General Arts and Science – One-Year Arts
Known for our small classes and dedicated
faculty, we’ll help you discover your General Arts and Science – Arts
strengths, explore your interests and build
General Arts and Science – English for
your communication, learning and study
Academic Purposes
skills before continuing with your college
or university studies.
Students graduating from our post-
secondary programs leave with a college
certificate or diploma.
Earn English, general education and university
transfer credits while attending our programs
in college.
Did You Know?
23SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
“YOU KNOW TOO MUCH” SHOULD ONLY BE USED IN SPY MOVIES.
No matter your schedule or location,
Centennial makes it easier for you to learn.
Take advantage of our part-time evening,
weekend and distance learning courses.
Study from your home or workplace, online
or by correspondence.
The School of Continuing Education works
with the various schools and departments
across Centennial. We also have an
extensive network of more than 50
external partner organizations to offer
you relevant, high-quality training that
is in demand.
We educate more than 22,000 learners each
year across 160 programs and 1,200 courses,
and with discussion-oriented classrooms,
experience 97% learner satisfaction.
Did You Know?
24BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, TOGETHER AT LAST.
Theory and practice. They’re meant to Bachelor of Applied Information Science
work together, but it seems like most Computer and Communications Networks
educational options force you to choose
between one or the other. Thanks Develop your skills in project
to Centennial’s Bachelor Degree programs, management, networking infrastructures
you can get both. and security, business consulting, wired and
wireless networks and convergence of
Enjoy the targeted, practical, technical data/voice/video networks. Test them
strengths of a college program combined through a 15-week paid work placement
with the theoretical foundations of a during the summer.
four-year bachelor degree. This will open
doors to even better learning and career Bachelor of Applied Information Science
opportunities. Software System Design
Master all aspects of software
development, including programming,
systems analysis and design and databases.
A 15-week paid work placement at the
end of year two or three will be your
testing ground.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Collaborative Nursing Degree
We create nursing leaders who are
highly trained, knowledgeable and
committed to playing an integral role in
shaping the future of health care.
Complete the first two years of your
program at Centennial and the final two
years at Ryerson. Get access to more than 150
clinical agencies, community services and
hospitals for placements, internships and
employment opportunities.
25JOINT CENTENNIAL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
AT SCARBOROUGH (UTSC) PROGRAMS
Centennial College has developed five
innovative joint programs with the
University of Toronto at Scarborough
(UTSC).
Apply to UTSC through the Ontario
Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)
at www.ouac.on.ca.
Environmental Science and Technology
Honours Bachelor of Science Degree, UTSC
Ontario College Advanced Diploma
Applied Microbiology
Honours Bachelor of Science Degree, UTSC
Ontario College Diploma
Journalism
Honours Bachelor Degree of Arts, UTSC
Ontario College Advanced Diploma
New Media Studies
Honours Bachelor of Arts, UTSC
Ontario College Graduate Certificate
Paramedicine
Honours Bachelor of Science, UTSC
Ontario College Diploma
26STUDENT LIFE
WHAT KIND OF PERSON GOES TO CENTENNIAL?
GOOD QUESTION!
Your Success at Centennial
There are many tools and resources to help
you succeed during your academic and
social journey at Centennial. Whether you
are a new or returning student, our wide
range of student success programs and
services will help you transition to life at
Centennial. From Orientation and Peer
Mentoring, our Road Map to Success and
Leadership Passport dual credential, to our
workshops seminars and service fairs,
Centennial supports your student life and
your journey through education. Visit us on
campus or find us online at
centennialcollege.ca/studentservices
Athletics and Recreation
Home of the Colts
When you get a break in your timetable,
get in shape in our campus fitness facilities.
Centennial offers a variety of intramural,
recreation and instructional programs
– everything from yoga and boxercizing to
table tennis and cricket.
If you’re interested in Varsity Athletics, try
out for any of our Colts men’s and women’s
basketball, soccer and badminton teams, or
come out and cheer them on.
For more information visit
centennialcollege.ca/athletics.
27Centennial College Student Residence
A home away from home right next to the
college.
Residence should be more than just a
place to sleep. It should be a place where
you make new friends, get involved in
activities and events and new ideas.
Slept in? That’s okay, you can race to class
Student Association in your pajamas!
Power to the students
Located adjacent to our Progress Campus,
This Fall 2011 semester marks the opening our residence offers everything you could
of the CCSAI’s Athletic and Wellness Centre imagine in a new home:
(AWC) at Progress Campus. This 65,000
square-foot space includes state-of-the-art Rooms featuring double beds and
equipment, a rock climbing wall, multi- private bathrooms.
purpose athletic studios and squash courts. Cable TV and internet access.
The AWC is also home to Student Indoor pool.
Association Spa Services (SASS). This full- Garden atrium with pool table and
service spa will offer everything from video games.
massage therapy from Registered Massage
Therapists, to manicures by certified Front desk staffed 24/7.
Estheticians, to pedicures from Centennial Unparalleled building and parking area
students studying to become Estheticians. security.
Not only is the AWC good for you, it is School year-length
good for the environment. The latest lease agreements.
technology has been employed to ensure Easy and frequent
that the building meets the requirements access to public
of a LEEDs Gold-certified building. transportation.
The opening of this facility unveiled a
building that can help you transform your
life, and transform the future.
28STUDENT SERVICES
WORKING FOR YOU AND WITH YOU.
From the second you heard the words
“Centennial College”, to the day you walk
out of our halls, diploma in hand, we’re
going to be there for you, no matter what
you need.
Student Advising Office
Whether you’re a future student or current
student, visit the Student Advising Office
whenever you need help making sense of
your new environment. Call 416-289-5000,
ext. 2598 or e-mail
advising@centennialcollege.ca.
Counselling
Our counsellors can help you plan for your
career, develop learning strategies, or just
be there when you need to talk to
someone. We offer group or individual
sessions, where together we can develop
academic strategies for your success.
Visit centennialcollege.ca/counselling
Libraries
Borrow a book or a notebook computer.
Find a study space with your friends or
work quietly by yourself. Our helpful staff
can assist you with your assignments and
anything else you can think of.
Visit library.centennialcollege.ca
Tutoring
Free one-on-one tutoring is always
available to help you overcome any
difficulties. You can also attend a “Let’s
Talk” get-together, where students meet
and practice conversational English skills.
29Employment Resources
Our Employment Advisors are here to assist
you with resumés, cover letters, job search
techniques and interview tips. Access job
search publications, computer and printer
services and register for recruitment
events and career fairs.
Visit centennialcollege.ca/employment
Cooperative Education
Co-op gives you full-time work experience
in your field of study while you’re a
Centennial College student. Help pay for
your education and increase your chances
of getting a good job (with a higher salary)
as a grad.
Contact us at: cooped@centennialcollege.ca
Centre for Students with Disabilities
If you have a documented learning
disability, ADD/ADHD, medical or mental
health condition, or physical impairment,
we’ll work with you to identify
accommodations needed for you to
successfully complete your program
requirements. Please contact us at:
csd@centennialcollege.ca or
416-289-5000, ext. 2627
Student Relations Office
Having concerns or issues with fellow
students or teachers? Wanting to know
how to appeal a grade or navigate a
College Policy? Need advice on how to
handle a difficult situation?
The Student Relations Office can help
by discussing issues and providing
guidance and support to resolve your
concerns. You can contact us at
sattwalla@centennialcollege.ca
30APPLICATION INFORMATION
VISIT ONTARIOCOLLEGES.CA OR
CALL 1-888-892-2228. EASY. DONE.
Okay, there might be a little more to it
than that. But to keep it simple…
If you want to start in August or
September 2012, you should get your
application in before or on
February 1, 2012.
If you can’t, applications received after
February 1, 2012, are considered on a
first-come, first-served basis, if space is
available.
You may apply for a maximum of three
programs at Centennial College.
Applications should be accompanied
with the $95 application fee (credit card,
certified cheque or money order).
Direct payment or online banking
is also available.
You can apply as early as October 2011
through www.ontariocolleges.ca
For programs starting in January 2013,
we begin considering applications in
June 2012.
31Mature Applicants
If you are over 19 years of age and have
previous education and/or work experience,
you’re considered a mature applicant.
Some of our programs finish in two years
or less and are designed for people with
previous post-secondary education or
relevant work experience. For a complete
listing of these programs, visit
centennialcollege.ca/fasttrack or contact
the Student Advising Office.
You can also get credit for prior education
and/or work experience through Transfer
Credits (credits granted for equivalent
courses completed at an accredited
college or university) or a Prior Learning
Assessment and Recognition (evaluation
of past learning through review of
demonstrated skills and knowledge).
32STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
INVESTING IN YOUR POTENTIAL.
Centennial College remains committed to providing In all, Centennial students have access to almost
financial support to help you achieve your goals. If $3 million in financial assistance.
we have our way, there shouldn’t be anything
keeping you from achieving big things. Annual tuition (and other fees) for full-time programs
ranges from about $3,500 to $8,000. Take a look at
Assistance available to you ranges from student this sample full-time fees summary for a better idea:
loans and scholarships to bursaries and on-campus
work opportunities.
Certificate and Diploma Degree Programs
Tuition and Fees
Domestic International Domestic International
Tuition (Two-Semester) $2,424.00 $10,400.00 $6,394.50 $14,375.00
Incidental and Other Fees $1,224.16 $ 2,154.16 $1,662.92 $ 2,592.92
Two-Semester Total $3,648.16 $12,554.16 $8,057.42 $16,967.92
Additional Expenses
Books $500 – $1,000 + per semester
Equipment $100 – $500 + per semester
Residence Double Occupancy $4,500 / 8 months
Single Occupancy $7,000 / 8 months
Meal Plan $900 per semester
Travel $99 TTC pass per month
$7 TTC Student ID card (one-time cost)
$245 parking per semester
Other Expenses $500 – $1,000 per semester
Note: Based on 2010-2011 fees and expenses.
Need more information? Visit centennialcollege.ca/financialaid, e-mail success@centennialcollege.ca,
or call 416-289-5325. You can also visit our Student Financial Services Office at the Progress Campus.
33Admission Requirements for Centennial College Certificate and Diploma Programs
Eligibility
• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, or mature student status (19 years of age)
• Credits, courses and minimum grades to satisfy the academic requirements of specific programs,
• Additional requirements as specified (e.g. portfolio, admission essay, information sessions, etc.)
• For most programs, English and mathematics academic requirements may be met by taking a ‘skills assessment.’
Meeting of minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to a program.
Cent Program Name Credential Academic Additional Campus
Code Awarded Requirements Requirements
Advancement Programs
6809 General Arts and Science Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
– One Year Science Certificate assessment
ASH
• Mathematics Grade 11 M or U or equivalent, or
skills assessment.
6704 General Arts and Science – Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Science Diploma assessment. ASH
• Successful completion of program code 6809 or
equivalent.
6700 General Arts and Science Ontario College • English Grade 12 (C or U) or equivalent, or skills
ASH
– One Year Arts Certificate assessment.
6701 General Arts and Science – Arts Ontario College • Successful completion of program code 6700 ASH
Diploma or equivalent.
6616 General Arts and Science Ontario College 33 All students must complete a specialized
– English for Academic Certificate English assessment test to determine ASH
Purposes EAP Program placement
Post-secondary Programs
2906 Accounting Clerk Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
– Microcomputer Certificate assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
6404 Advertising and Marketing Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Attending a program admission session
Communications Management Advanced required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. is highly recommended. CCC
Diploma
3101 Architectural Technician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
MOR
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3115 Architectural Technology Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op Advanced assessment.
MOR
3105 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
6409 Art and Design Foundation Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Studies Certificate required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. CCC
8405 Auto Body Repair Techniques Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
ASH
Certificate assessment.
8201 (Automotive) Motive Power Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Technician – Administration Diploma assessment.
ASH
• Math Grade 11M or U or Grade 12C, M or U or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
8202 (Automotive) Motive Power Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Technician – Technical Diploma assessment.
ASH
• Math Grade 11M or U or Grade 12C, M or U or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
8206 Automotive Service Technician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Submit a resumé and questionnaire that
co-op Co-op Apprenticeship (Chrysler Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. describes experience and aptitude
Canada Inc.) • Math Grade 11M or U (minimum grade 33 Attend an interview (by invite only, ASH
required) or Grade 12C, M or U (minimum grade based on resumé and questionnaire)
required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. with faculty/potential employer
8216 Automotive Service Technician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Submit a resumé and questionnaire that
co-op Co-op Apprenticeship (Toronto Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. describes experience and aptitude
Auto Dealers Association) • Math Grade 11M or U (minimum grade 33 Attend an interview (by invite only, ASH
required) or Grade 12C or U or equivalent, or based on resumé and questionnaire)
skills assessment. with faculty/potential employer
8112 Aviation Technician – Aircraft Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Option M Maintenance Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
• Math Grade 11M or U (minimum grade ASH
required) or Grade 12C or U or equivalent, or
skills assessment.
ASH - Ashtonbee, CCC - Centre for Creative Communications, MOR - Morningside, PRO - Progress
34
The four destination-related types of courses in Grades 11 & 12 are: University Preparation Courses are identified with a U; University/College Preparation courses are
identified with an M; College Preparation courses are identified with a C; Workplace Preparation courses are identified with an E8113 Aviation Technician – Avionics Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Option E Maintenance Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
• Math Grade 11M or U (minimum grade ASH
required) or Grade 12C or U or equivalent, or
skills assessment.
1810 Baking – Commercial Bakeries Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
PRO
Certificate assessment.
3417 Biomedical Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op Technology Advanced assessment.
PRO
3407 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment
3601 Biotechnology Technician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
– Industrial Microbiology Diploma assessment.
MOR
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3612 Biotechnology Technologist Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op – Industrial Microbiology Advanced assessment.
MOR
3602 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
6401 Broadcasting and Film Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Program admission session.
Advanced required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. 33 Writing test.
CCC
Diploma 33 Portfolio or Resumé submission (see
centennialcollege.ca).
2803 Business Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2806 Business – Aboriginal Stream Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills 33 Applicants who consider themselves
Diploma assessment. members of an Aboriginal group
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or associated to First Nations, Inuit, or
PRO
equivalent or skills assessment. Metis ancestry, are encouraged to self
identify when applying for this program
at Ontariocolleges.ca.
2801 Business – Accounting Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2483 Business – Finance Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment
2809 Business – International Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Business Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2805 Business – Marketing Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2506 Business – Operations Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2808 Business Accounting – Financial Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
and Credit Management Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2416 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op Advanced assessment.
PRO
2406 Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2415 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op – Accounting Advanced assessment.
PRO
2405 Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2411 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills 33 Applicants who consider themselves
– Accounting (Aboriginal) Advanced assessment. members of an Aboriginal group
Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or associated to First Nations, Inuit, or
PRO
equivalent or skills assessment. Metis ancestry, are encouraged to self
identify when applying for this program
at Ontariocolleges.ca.
2517 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op – Business Operations Advanced assessment.
PRO
2507 Management Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2719 co- Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
op 2709 – Human Resources Advanced assessment.
PRO
Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
ASH - Ashtonbee, CCC - Centre for Creative Communications, MOR - Morningside, PRO - Progress
35
The four destination-related types of courses in Grades 11 & 12 are: University Preparation Courses are identified with a U; University/College Preparation courses are
identified with an M; College Preparation courses are identified with a C; Workplace Preparation courses are identified with an E2419 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op – International Business Advanced assessment.
PRO
2409 Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2413 Business Administration Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
co-op – Marketing Advanced assessment.
PRO
2403 Diploma • Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
1205 Child and Youth Worker Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Advanced required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. PRO
Diploma
1206 Community and Justice Services Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Diploma PRO
required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
3106 Computer Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Technician – Embedded Diploma assessment.
PRO
Networks • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3117 Computer Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op Technology – Embedded Advanced assessment.
PRO
3107 Networks Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3218 Computer Repair and Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Maintenance Certificate assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3404 Computer Systems Technician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
– Networking Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3415 Computer Systems Technology Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op – Networking Advanced assessment.
PRO
3405 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
2916 Contact Centre Operations Ontario College
PRO
Certificate
2470 Court Support Services Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
PRO
Certificate assessment.
1207 Developmental Services Worker Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
ASH
Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
6423 Digital Animation Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Program Admission session.
CCC
Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. 33 Portfolio (details centennialcollege.ca).
1212 Early Childhood Assistant Ontario College • English Grade 12 or skills assessment. 33 Applicants are required to attend a
Certificate Program Admission Session. ASH
1221 Early Childhood Education Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 English proficiency will be considered
(PRO) Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. in the admission process (details PRO
1201 centennialcollege.ca) ASH
(ASH)
3822 Electrical Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Technician Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M, C or U or Grade 12 M, C or U,
or equivalent, or skills assessment
3821 Electrician: Construction and Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills 33 Submit questionnaire, resumé and
Maintenance – Electrical Diploma assessment. references to determine apprenticeship
PRO
Engineering Technician • Math Grade 11 M, C or U or Grade 12 M, C or U, employability; an employer interview
or equivalent, or skills assessment may be required
4105 Electro-Mechanical Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Technician – Automation and Diploma assessment.
PRO
Robotics • Math Grade 11 M, C or U or Grade 12 M, C or U,
or equivalent, or skills assessment.
4116 PTY* Electro-Mechanical Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
4106 Technology – Automation and Advanced assessment.
PRO
Robotics Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3205 Electronics Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Technician Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3216 Electronics Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op Technology Advanced assessment.
PRO
3206 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3755 Energy Systems Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Technician Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
*Professional Technology Year
ASH - Ashtonbee, CCC - Centre for Creative Communications, MOR - Morningside, PRO - Progress
36
The four destination-related types of courses in Grades 11 & 12 are: University Preparation Courses are identified with a U; University/College Preparation courses are
identified with an M; College Preparation courses are identified with a C; Workplace Preparation courses are identified with an E3757 PTY* Energy Systems Engineering Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
3756 Technology Advanced assessment.
PRO
Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
4201 Environmental Protection Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Technician Diploma assessment.
MOR
• Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
4212 Environmental Protection Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op Technology Advanced assessment.
MOR
4202 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
9153 Esthetician Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
MOR
Diploma assessment.
2933 Financial and Client Services Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Certificate assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
2473 Financial Services Fundamentals Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Certificate assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 C, M or U, or Grade 12 C or U or
equivalent or skills assessment.
6421 Fine Arts Studio Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills 33 Program admission session.
CCC
Diploma assessment. 33 Portfolio (see centennialcollege.ca).
9320 Fitness and Health Promotion Ontario College • Grade 12 English (C or U) or skills assessment, or
Diploma equivalent.
• At least one of the following senior sciences: PRO
Grade 11 Biology or Physics (C) or Grade 12
Chemistry (C), or Grade 12 (U) Exercise Science.
1607 Food and Nutrition Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
Management Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
MOR
• Mathematics Grade 11M or U or Grade 12C or U
or equivalent , or equivalent.
3620 Food Science Technology Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
Advanced assessment.
MOR
Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
1620 Food Service Worker Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade
MOR
Certificate required) or equivalent, or skills assessment.
6422 Game Art and Design Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Attend a mandatory program admission
Diploma required) or equivalent, or skills assessment session
CCC
33 Submit a portfolio (see
centennialcollege.ca).
6420 Graphic Design – Media Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U (minimum grade 33 Attend a mandatory program admission
Advanced required) or equivalent, or skills assessment. session
CCC
Diploma 33 Submit a portfolio (see
centennialcollege.ca).
3518 Health Informatics Technology Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent, or skills
co-op Advanced assessment.
PRO
3508 Diploma • Math Grade 11 M or U or Grade 12 C or U, or
equivalent, or skills assessment.
3825 Heating, Refrigeration and Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Air Conditioning Technician Diploma assessment.
PRO
• Math Grade 11 M, C or U or Grade 12 M, C or U,
or equivalent, or skills assessment.
8205 Heavy Duty Equipment Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills 33 Submit a resumé and questionnaire that
co-op Technician (Co-op) Diploma assessment. describes experience and aptitude
33 Attend an interview (by invite only,
based on resumé and questionnaire)
ASH
with faculty/potential employer
Successful applicants must be eligible to
work in Ontario and have an Ontario
driver’s license.
1808 Hospitality Management – Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
PRO
Restaurant and Catering Diploma assessment.
1807 Hospitality Management – Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
PRO
Hotel and Resort Diploma assessment.
1806 Hospitality Operations – Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
PRO
Kitchen Management Certificate assessment.
1819 Hospitality Services Ontario College
PRO
Certificate
1805 Hospitality and Tourism Ontario College • English Grade 12 C or U or equivalent, or skills
Administration Advanced assessment. PRO
Diploma
*Professional Technology Year
ASH - Ashtonbee, CCC - Centre for Creative Communications, MOR - Morningside, PRO - Progress
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