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Applying to College?

Colleges specialize in hands-on, career-focused education designed for students who learn best by doing. Through practical training, state-of-the-art lab work, and real-world projects, college programs equip students with industry-relevant skills they can immediately apply in the workforce.

The deadline to apply to college for equal consideration is FEBRUARY 1ST.   If you have questions about the college pathway, please book an appointment with a guidance counsellor. 

Colleges offer a variety of credentials, including one-year certificates, 2-year diplomas, 3-year advanced diplomas & 4-year applied degree programs.

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Applying to College Websites

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ONTARIOCOLLEGES.CA

The official website for researching & applying to Ontario's public colleges. Whether you're a high school student, returning learner, newcomer to Canada, or career changer, Ontario Colleges can help you find the right program and college for you. (Source: Ontariocolleges.ca)

ONTARIOCOLLEGES.CA

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ON TRANSFER

ONTransfer makes it easier by giving you clear information and practical tools to plan your learner mobility options — whether you’re heading to college, university or thinking about future changes.

  • Learn how to move from one postsecondary program to another

ONTRANSFER WEBSITE

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CONTACT NORTH

Contact Nord helps people living in Ontario, especially those in small, rural, northern, and remote areas, access the online education and training they need to get or retain a job, earn a promotion, or advance their career without having to leave their communities. 

167 Centre Street, Entrance E Shelburne, Ontario L9V 3R8

CONTACT NORTH WEBSITE

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TRANSITION RESOURCE GUIDE

A comprehensive resource designed to support students with disabilities, as they pursue post-secondary education & prepare for life beyond high school.

TRANSITION RESOURCE GUIDE