Q: What kinds of programs are offered at CTS Canadian Career College?
A: CTS Canadian Career College offers accelerated, practical programs leading to specific careers in areas such as Health, Business, Technology and Law. Class sizes are generally small and taught by people with strong industry experience and background. Because programs are accelerated, students complete curriculum studies in a shorter period of time, helping ensure that you are ready to start your new career sooner than if you took a traditional university degree. All programs, tuitions and requirements are approved under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005.
Q: Are there many campuses and where are they?
A: CTS Canadian Career College has four campuses. They are located in North Bay, Sudbury, Barrie, and Sault Ste. Marie.
Q: How can I learn more about Private Career Colleges in Ontario?
A: A useful resource for this information is available at www.serviceontario.ca. Private Career Colleges can also voluntarily register with the Ontario Association of Career Colleges whose website is (www.oacc.on.ca). Note: some private colleges may not be registered with OACC or registered under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005
Q: What’s the length of programs?
A:Programs vary in length but do not generally exceed one year (there are a few exceptions). These accelerated programs are equivalent to longer programs in the Community College setting.
Q: What’s the approximate cost for a year?
A: Costs vary depending on the length of the program. Total tuition costs generally range from $5,000 to $15,000. However, due to the widespread availability of funding and financial aid opportunities that our in house financial advisors help students procure, most students successfully use scholarship, bursaries, and other sources of funding to reduce these costs.
Q: What are the admission requirements?
A: In most cases either an Ontario Secondary School Diploma is required or a Mature Student Test may be written to gain entrance. Some programs have additional requirements. These will be available from each college.
Q: How does a student apply?
A: Applicants can begin by filling out an online inquiry form with their contact details. One of our admission counsellors will get in touch with you to learn more about your career goals and how to answer any questions you have about the program and financial aid.
Q: Are some programs more competitive than others?
A: Private Career Colleges endeavour to offer programs where employment markets are good. Programs in Health, Business, Law and some Trades and Technology sectors are currently enjoying the best employment rates.
Q: How are admissions decisions made?
A: Admission is based on meeting the entrance criteria together with special aptitudes and characteristics. Applicants are selected based on their perceived ability to be successful in their field of study. An applicant’s life experience plays an important role in the process.
Q: How can I obtain further information?
A: Contact the admission counselor at the college you wish to attend or sent in an online inquiry.