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LEARN, WORK, LIVE.STUDY NORTH.Six amazing colleges in five diverse Northern

Ontario cities.

Each college is unique with its own culture and

history, but all are dedicated to ensure you

complete a successful post-secondary education.

The Study North colleges are some of the top

rated in the province thanks to their excellent

instructors, great on- and off-campus housing

options, diverse campus culture, varsity and

intramural sports, clubs, pubs, and more. Plus

graduates get jobs after graduation!

It will feel like home when you choose to Study North.

Don’t take our word for it… visit the campuses!

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receive $250 towards your travel costs when you visit a

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The importance of cultural education, equality and

inclusivity can be seen and is embraced throughout

the six Northern Ontario colleges and cities.

Northern Ontario has a vibrant population of visible

minorities, including immigrants, international

students and urban indigenous individuals.

Thousands of students from Southeast Asia, India,

China and Africa decided to make the move to a

Study North college, and that number is growing

year after year!

All Study North colleges welcome diversity and

encourage inclusive events to make students feel

at home. There is a strong presence of the LGBTQ+

community in Northern Ontario. Organizations

such as Northern Pride and Rainbow Camp work

to educate and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.

Each Study North college has a dedicated LGBTQ+

student club that students are encouraged to join!

Study North colleges take great pride in Northern

Ontario’s Indigenous culture. Each college provides

opportunities for students to be a part of and learn

about cultural rituals including powwows and smudging

ceremonies that take place regularly on campus.

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIVITY IN NORTHERN ONTARIO Whether you’re from Brampton or Bangladesh,

Caledon or China, Newmarket or Namibia, Study

North colleges will ensure your college experience

and life in Northern Ontario will be your new home

away from home.

For more information on multicultural events in your

new community, contact the multicultural centre

in the city you live in. There are many events

throughout the year and here is just a sampling of

events and groups in our communities:

• Canada Day Multicultural Showcase (North Bay)

• North Bay Diwali Festival

• North Bay Mosque Eid Celebration

• Algoma Fall Festival (Sault Ste.Marie)

• Sault Multiculturalism Day (Sault Ste. Marie)

• A Night in Africa Annual Gala (Sudbury)

• Dragonboat Festival (Sudbury)

• Sudbury Greek Festival

• Annual Festival of India (Thunder Bay)

• Annual Youth Embracing Diversity in Education

Conference (Thunder Bay)

• Festa Italiana (Thunder Bay)

• Association of India in Timmins Holi celebration

with Northern College

• Porcupine Dante Italian Club Cultural Events

(Timmins)

*Terms and conditions: Rebates only available to residents of Ontario with residential postal codes starting with K, L, M, and N. A limited number of rebates are available for each partner school. Rebates will be distributed on a first come, first served basis via registration on the Study North Website. Eligible rebates will be processed 8 to 12 weeks after the May 1, 2019 submission deadline. See studynorth.ca/travel-rebate for full details, requirements, terms and conditions.

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DREAM. DO.Confederation College is situated on 130 acres of

park-like property located right in the heart of the

city of Thunder Bay, with beautifully treed grounds,

a shallow, twisting river and a network of walking

paths. We also boast a state-of-the-art Aviation

Centre of Excellence facility, located at the Thunder

Bay International Airport.

Along with our main campus in Thunder Bay,

Confederation College has eight regional

campuses located in the communities of Dryden,

Fort Frances, Kenora, Geraldton, Marathon, Red

Lake, Sioux Lookout and Wawa.

Confederation delivers exceptional education

and training to 6,500 combined full and part-time

students per year.

RESIDENCE

Confederation`s Spruce House and Cedar House features two

fully furnished, apartment style residences with four private

bedroom units, kitchen with dishwasher, living room with

LCD flat screen, two full-sized bathrooms, cable and internet

access, and en suite laundry.

Sibley Hall is a staffed, co-ed residence facility with two, fully

furnished rooming options with features that include: on-site

laundry, games hall, large activity room, ATM in lobby, 24 hour

video monitoring, internet access, digital cable and more.

Our residences are also just steps away from classes with

access to city wide transit, available directly on campus.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Confederation College can help you get the grants,

scholarships and financial assistance you need to assist

with your educational costs. In 2017/18, over $800,000 was

provided to students through awards, bursaries and grants.

In 2019, we will be awarding approximately $200,000 in

entrance awards to first-year students!

STUDENT SERVICES

Confederation supports students with a wide variety

of services including:

> Student Success Centre

> Counselling

> Accessibility & Accommodation

> Academic Support Centre

> Registration Services

> Campus Employment

> SUCCI Wellness Centre, Minowaadiziiwin

> Health Centre

> Health Plan

> Paterson Library Commons

> Bookstore

> Daycare

> Indigenous Student Services

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“They had a film department, they

had a photography studio, and they

had high-end computers. But the

biggest thing was the instructors. If they

don’t know the answers, they’ll find them out for you.”

Thomas Plaskett, VFX Supervisor, Rocket Science VFX

2013 Multimedia Production and 2009 Television

Broadcasting Graduate, 2017 Premier’s Award Nominee, 2017

President’s Award Winner

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

Situated on the north shore of Lake Superior – the world’s

largest freshwater lake – Thunder Bay is one of the most

dynamic cities in northwestern Ontario, offering an exciting

mix of urban and active lifestyles. Enjoy all the conveniences

of city living with easy access to some of Canada’s most epic

natural surroundings.

With a population of almost 108,000, Thunder Bay is a four

season paradise offering year-round indoor and outdoor

activities. Wide-open green spaces, parks and wilderness –

and a major centre for visual and performing arts, Indigenous

traditions and culture, Thunder Bay is a hub for cultural

celebration in the north.

From mall shopping, big box stores and small independent

boutiques, to concerts, festivals, sporting events and more –

Thunder Bay’s thriving arts and entertainment scene, lively

restaurants and vibrant nightlife has plenty to keep you entertained.

Must-Sees

> The Sleeping Giant – a natural rock peninsula that forms

Thunder Bay and is home to numerous wildlife, a boreal

forest and incredible views.

> Terry Fox Monument – A 9-foot high bronze statue that was

erected near the site where his Marathon of Hope ended,

and which commands a breath-taking view of Lake Superior.

> Fort William Historical Park – the world’s largest

reconstructed fur trade post demonstrating life as it was

over 200 years ago.

> Eagle Canyon Suspension Bridge – a thrilling suspension

bridge, extending 600 feet across and rising 152 feet above

the canyon floor.

> Kakabeka Falls – a magnificent rush of water plunges

40 metres over rock and fossils to the rugged gorge below.

> Ouimet Canyon – lined by sheer rock face; follow the trails, stop

at the observation decks and take in the breathtaking views.

MINOWAADIZIIWIN - SUCCI WELLNESS CENTRE

The SUCCI Wellness Centre, “Minowaadiziiwin” opened in

September 2017 and includes a gymnasium, running track,

cardio and strength training rooms, and more!

CHECK OUT THESE PROGRAMS*

Dental Assisting-Levels I & II

Tourism-Travel and Eco-Adventure

Aboriginal Community Advocacy

Aviation Technician-Aircraft Maintenance

Police Foundations

Interactive Media Development

Child and Youth Care

Environmental Technician

Culinary Management

Civil Engineering

Digital Media Production

* This is just a sampling of the great programs offered. Check pages 10-11 for full list.

NEW TEC HUB

Opening Fall 2018 is our new Technology, Education and

Collaboration (TEC) Hub which will host vibrant research,

incubation and technology transfer services to support the region’s

advanced manufacturing, technology and resource sectors.


DISCOVER SAULTSault Ste. Marie, Ontario is centrally located at

the heart of the Great Lakes on the international

border to the United States and is about an 8 hour

drive and a short 1 hour flight from Toronto.

Sault Ste. Marie (also known as “the Sault” or “the

Soo”) is the third largest city in Northern Ontario,

with a population of approximately 75,000.

Students travel to Sault College from around the

province to enroll in many well-regarded academic

programs known for their excellence and strength

in career preparation. Being located on a border

to the United States and strong partnerships with

LSSU, an American university nearby, lends itself

to international opportunities in law enforcement,

justice studies, business, health care, and a host of

other programs with affordable transfer agreements.

Advancements in robotics, GIS technologies, and

state-of-the-art Nursing and Aviation simulators all

combine to create a superior learning experience.

Natural environment programs involve field camp

at the beginning of the semester, with students

experiencing the heart of the Great Lakes-St.

Lawrence mixed forest with ready access to the

boreal forest to the north, along with the spectacular

Lake Superior region.

RESIDENCE

Ray Lawson Hall, the on-campus residence at Sault College, is

a great place for first year students to transition to college life.

Residents will benefit from the convenience of being only a

few steps away from classes and meal service providers. With

single and double room options, Ray Lawson Hall has what

you’re looking for.

Additional amenities include:

> Three laundry and kitchen facilities, one on each floor

> A common area on every floor with couches, a flat screen TV

and DVD player

> Storage lockers available for rental on a first-come, first-

serve basis

> Short walking distance to shopping and Restaurants

> Programming including movie nights, bus trips to local

attractions, OHL Hockey games, and much more!

Additional services included in fees:

> High-speed internet and wireless internet in individual rooms

and common areas

> Full cable

> Unlimited use of laundry facilities

FINANCIAL AID

Sault College’s Student Financial Assistance team is there

to help you. They administer the Ontario Student Assistance

Program, Scholarships, Bursaries & Awards, Entrance Awards

and the Student Exceptional Expense Bursaries.

The Student Financial Assistance Office Offers:

> Assistance to students applying for OSAP (Ontario Student

Assistance Program)

> $1.65 million dollars given to students every year in

Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards

> Bursaries for Student with Disabilities

> Student Exceptional Expense Bursaries

> Part-time Canada Student Loans and Special Opportunity

Grants for Low Income Students

> Budget Planning, and more

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Aviation

Natural Environment/Outdoor Studies

Practical Nursing – Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)

Culinary Skills/Management

Police Foundations

Digital Film Production

Social Services Worker – Indigenous Specialization

Occupational Therapy/ Physiotherapy Assistant

Electrical Engineering – Process Automation


"What I loved about Sault College

was the accessible on-site

childcare for my daughter, the

hands on experience and the

great amount of placement hours

to gain experience in my field."

Carly Mowbray

STUDENT SERVICES

> Our counseling team provides social, academic, and

personal guidance, to those who request assistance.

> Supports for students with learning accommodations and

mental health needs.

> The Sault College Health and Wellness Centre offers a fully

functional fitness space featuring state of the art equipment,

that has all of your recreation and wellness needs covered.

> Indigenous counsellors work with students, and liaise with

First Nations and other community agencies as needed.

> We have numerous varsity sports available.

> Bookstore located on campus

> Weekly drop-in free peer tutorials

EMBRACING TRADITIONS AND VALUES

This is where we gather.

Sault College proudly offers a unique learning environment

that celebrates the languages, cultures and traditions of

Indigenous and Metis students. Our curriculum incorporates

cultural worldviews in addition to offering Indigenous-specific

programs through our department. We provide Indigenous

student support services including counselling, tutoring, college

application assistance and a positive, social environment

through Enji Maawnjiding, the “Where We Gather” Indigenous

Centre. At Sault College, education and life intersect. Students

have access to Elders, Indigenous professors and instructors

and can become involved in our Indigenous Student Council.

We offer scholarships, bursaries, and awards specific to

Indigenous students. Community is important here, so be sure

to check out our student events, weekly soup days, feasts,

annual Pow-wow and Sacred Fire Arbour.

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

Sault College is found in the middle of three of the magnificent

Great Lakes, including the largest fresh water lake in the world,

Lake Superior.

The Sault ranks ninth on Expedia’s top 25 ‘Friendliest Communities

(and Towns) in Canada, 2018.’

Sault Ste. Marie is the gateway to world-class outdoor spaces.

The College is the only one in Ontario with its own boat and

tennis club located along the beautiful St. Mary’s River.

The Sault is also the perfect place for you to take part in a truly

northern experience while learning at college. The city offers

the very best in culinary delights, entertainment, arts and multi-

cultural events all set amidst the incredible pristine shoreline of

Lake Superior and grandeur of Northern Ontario.

Outdoor activities abound! The College’s partnership with

Searchmont Ski Resort gives ALL full-time students of Sault College

ski passes with access to the most diverse terrain, the longest runs

(18 in total) and the greatest vertical (750 feet!) in the area. Also,

check out the student deals on seasonal equipment rentals!

> Home of the Sault Greyhounds (OHL), with amazing

restaurants, shopping, bands, and cultural activities there

are always reasons to leave campus and explore and

experience the community.

> Our aviation centre and hangar is located at the Sault Ste. Marie

airport which is a twenty-minute drive from the main campus.


STUDY.STAY.PLAY.Northern College has four campuses located

throughout northeastern Ontario. Northern’s

largest campus is in Timmins, a thriving city with a

population of just over 43,000. Timmins features

the ultimate fusion of urban and rural living. The city

offers most of the amenities you’d expect to find in

an urban centre, including an assortment of athletics

facilities, a multiplex cinema and even a symphony

orchestra, all while keeping a small-town feel.

Northern also has campuses in Haileybury, Kirkland

Lake and Moosonee. These communities are friendly,

inclusive places that enable an incredible quality

of life. All of Northern’s campuses provide easy

access to the unlimited adventure opportunities

available in the vast northern playground.

In 2017, 1,787 full-time students attended Northern

College. With over 75 full-time, part-time, certificate,

diploma, and apprenticeship programs and hundreds

of in-class, web-based, and correspondence courses,

plus over 221 articulation agreements, you are sure

to find exactly what you are looking for.

RESIDENCE

The Haileybury Campus features Northern’s latest brand-new

on-campus residence. The residence includes 16 apartment-

style units, each of which houses four students. Each

apartment includes a kitchen, living area, laundry facilities and

two bathrooms.

The Timmins Campus features an on-campus residence that

offers safety, convenience and affordability. The residence has

103 single rooms, 12 suites and four double rooms, each with

an attached private bathroom. There is also a large common

area, kitchen stations and on-site laundry facilities.

CAMPUSES

Students come from across Ontario to study in the modern

Veterinary Sciences Centre at Northern’s Haileybury Campus.

The centre features a range of state-of-the-art labs equipped

with the latest technologies, including an underwater treadmill

used for the physical rehabilitation of animals.

The School of Welding Engineering Technology at the Kirkland

Lake Campus has an international reputation as a leader in

the field of welding education and training. The campus is

also home to the Materials Joining Innovation Centre (MaJIC),

an applied research facility that utilizes the latest welding

technologies.

The Timmins Campus is home to Northern’s Centre of

Excellence for Trades and Technology, an expansive modern

facility that includes an innovative multi-trade shop. New to

the Timmins Campus in Fall 2018 will be the opening of the

Northern College Integrated Emergency Services Complex.

This state of the art 42,000 square foot complex will house our

Pre-Service Fire, Paramedic and Police Foundations programs.

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FINANCIAL AID

Northern College provides a variety of financial aid to

students including but not limited to:

> OSAP > Bursaries

> Scholarships > 30% Ontario Tuition Grant

STUDENT SERVICES

Northern College is here to support your personal growth,

well-being, and success. We will work with you to help

you reach your full potential while ensuring that you enjoy

everything the Northern experience has to offer.

Northern offers student success and learning resources, first

year experience services, accessibility services, student

advising, elders on campus, Northern College student

association and benefits plan, bookstores, cafeterias and

student lounges, peer tutoring, alumni association and

international office. Each campus has a Creative Outlet

allowing students from all programs to find their creative side,

while promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.

ABOUT OUR COMMUNITIES

The Haileybury Campus is located in the City of Temiskaming

Shores, which is a two-hour drive from Timmins. The Haileybury

Campus began as the world renowned Haileybury School of

Mines, which is now part of Northern College. Temiskaming

Shores has a population of just over 10,000, and is located on

the shores of picturesque 110-kilometer-long Lake Temiskaming.

Kirkland Lake is a town of just over 8,000 people that has a

rich local culture. Kirkland Lake holds two major festivals each

year that attract some of the finest musicians in Canada. Just

imagine seeing some of your favourite artists like Marianas

Trench, Carly Rae Jepsen or Simple Plan in a venue where

even the back row feels up close and personal.

"I applied to multiple colleges north

of the Greater Toronto Area, but

ultimately chose Northern College as

it is listed as one of the top schools for

NCLEX passing rates. Certainly the class

size and clinical opportunities have aided.

I enjoyed learning in a small class environment as it

provided a lot of one-on-one opportunities not only in

class, but also in clinical settings."

Vivian Tuong Vi Doduc

(Richmond Hill, ON)

BScN - 2018 Graduate and Valedictorian, Kirkland Lake Campus


Trades – Automotive, Heavy Equipment and Millwright

Welding Engineering

Civil Engineering Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Instrumentation & Control Engineering

Police Foundations

Practical Nursing & BScN

Pre-Service Firefighter

Paramedic and Paramedic Bridging

Environmental Technician – Water Treatment


OPEN FALL 2018


CONTROL SYSTEMS

COSMETICS/ ESTHETICS/ SPA — COSMÉTOLOGIE/ ESTHÉTIQUE

COUNSELLING - SOCIAL

CUSTOMER SERVICE/HELP DESK

DENTAL ASSISTING

DENTAL HYGIENE — HYGIÈNE DENTAIRE

DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES WORKER/ SPECIAL NEEDS

DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION — ÉDUCATION EN SERVICES À L’ENFANCE

ECOSYSTEM — ÉCOSYSTÈMES

EDUCATION/TEACHING/TEACHING ASSISTANT

ELECTRICIAN/ ELECTRICAL — ÉLECTRICITÉ/ ÉLECTRONIQUE

ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY – MECHATRONICS

ELECTRONICS — ÉLECTRONIQUE

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE/ESL

ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS

ENVIRONMENTAL — ENVIRONNEMENT

EVENT MANAGEMENT/ PLANNING

FILM PRODUCTION

FINANCE — FINANCES

FIREFIGHTING/ FIRE SYSTEMS

FISH & WILDLIFE — PÊCHE ET FAUNE

FITNESS/ HEALTH — ACTIVITÉ PHYSIQUE / SANTÉ

FOOD/ BEVERAGE

FORESTRY — FORESTERIE

FUNERAL SERVICES — SERVICES FUNÉRAIRES

GENERAL ARTS & SCIENCE — PROGRAMME GÉNÉRAL D’ARTS ET SCIENCES

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

GERONTOLOGY — GÉRONTOLOGIE

GRAPHIC DESIGN — CONCEPTION GRAPHIQUE

HAIR — COIFFURE

HEAVY EQUIPMENT — MACHINERIE LOURDE

HOSPITALITY/ HOTEL

HRAC - HEATING, REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING

ACCOUNTING — COMPTABILITÉ

ACTING

ADDICTIONS/ MENTAL HEALTH

ADVERTISING

AGRICULTURE — TECHNIQUES AGRICOLES

AIRCRAFT REPAIR/ MAINTENANCE

ANIMAL CARE — SOINS DES ANIMAUX

ANIMATION — ANIMATION

ARCHITECTURE — ARCHITECTURE

AUTOMOTIVE - MECHANIC/ REPAIR — VÉHICULES AUTOMOBILES -MÉCANIQUE/ RÉPARATION

AUTOMOTIVE - PARTS/ SERVICE

AVIATION - FLIGHT

BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE

BIOTECHNOLOGY

BORDER SERVICES/ CUSTOMS

BROADCASTING

BUSINESS — ADMINISTRATION DES AFFAIRES

CARPENTRY — CHARPENTERIE

CHEF/ CULINARY — CHEF/ ARTS CULINAIRES

CHEMICAL PRODUCTION

CHEMICAL TECH

CHILD & YOUTH WORKER — TECHNIQUES D’ÉDUCATION SPÉCIALISÉE

CHILD STUDIES — PETITE ENFANCE

CIVIL ENGINEERING TECH

COMMUNICATIONS

COMPUTER - APPLICATIONS — ORDINATEURS - APPLICATIONS

COMPUTER - GAMING

COMPUTER - NETWORKING/COMMUNICATIONS — ORDINATEURS – RÉSEAUX/COMMUNICATIONS

COMPUTER - PROGRAMMER/ANALYST — ORDINATEURS - PROGRAMMEUR/ANALYSTE

COMPUTER - SOFTWARE — ORDINATEURS - LOGICIELS

COMPUTER - SYSTEMS/ENGINEERING TECH — TECH GÉNIE INFORMATIQUE

CONSTRUCTION/ BUILDING/RENOVATION — CONSTRUCTION/IMMEUBLES/RÉNOVATIONS

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HUMAN RESOURCES — RESSOURCES HUMAINES

ILLUSTRATION — ILLUSTRATION

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

INDIGENOUS STUDIES

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT/INFORMATICS

INSTRUMENTATION/ CONTROL — INSTRUMENTS/ COMMANDES

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

LABORATORY STUDIES

LAW/ JUSTICE/ SECURITY — DROIT/ JUSTICE/ SÉCURITÉ

LIBRARY STUDIES

MACHINIST — FABRICATION DE PROTOTYPES ET USINAGE

MAINTENANCE - FACILITIES/INDUSTRIAL

MANUFACTURING/ FABRICATION — FABRICATION

MARKETING

MASONRY — MAÇONNERIE

MASSAGE — MASSOTHÉRAPIE

MECHANICAL — MÉCANIQUE

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH — TECHN. DU GÉNIE MÉCANIQUE

MEDIA

MICROBIOLOGY

MILITARY ARTS

MILLWRIGHT — MÉCANICIEN-MONTEUR-INDUSTRIEL

MINING — PROSPECTION ET EXPLORATION MINIÈRE

MINING & CIVIL ENGINEERING TECH — TECH DU GENIE DE CONSTRUCTION (CIVIL & MINIER)

MOTIVE POWER

MUSIC - PERFORMANCE

MUSIC - PRODUCTION

NATURAL RESOURCES — RESSOURCES NATURELLES

NURSING — SCIENCES INFIRMIÈRES

NURSING - COLLABORATIVE

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION — ADMINISTRATION DE BUREAU

PARAMEDIC — SOINS PARAMÉDICAUX

PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER (PSW) — PRÉPOSÉ AUX SERVICES DE SOUTIEN PERSONNEL (PSSP)

PHYSIOTHERAPY/ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY/ REHABILITATION — PHYSIOTHÉRAPIE/ ERGOTHÉRAPIE/RÉADAPTATION

PLUMBING — PLOMBERIE

POLICE — SERVICES POLICIERS

POST-PRODUCTION

POWERLINE

PRE-ARTS — PRÉ-ARTS

PRE-BUSINESS

PRE-COLLEGE — PRÉ-COLLÈGE

PRE-HEALTH — PRÉ-SANTÉ

PRE-TECHNOLOGY

PRE-TRADES

PUBLIC RELATIONS

RADIATION — RADIATION

RECREATION/ LEISURE/ PARKS

RESPIRATORY

ROBOTICS

SMALL ENGINE

SOCIAL WORK/ SERVICES — TRAVAIL SOCIAL/ SERVICES SOCIAUX

SPORTS — SPORTS

STAGE MANAGEMENT — GESTION DE SCÈNE

TELEVISION

THEATRE ARTS - PERFORMANCE

THEATRE ARTS - TECHNICAL — ARTS DE LA SCÈNE - TECHNIQUE

TOURISM/ TRAVEL

TRADES FUNDAMENTALS

TRUCK & COACH — CAMIONS ET AUTOBUS

ULTRASOUND/ X-RAY — ULTRASON/ RAYONS X

VETERINARY — SOINS VÉTÉRINAIRES

VIDEO GAME ART

VISUAL ARTS — ARTS VISUELS

WATER/ WASTEWATER

WEB DESIGN/ DEVELOPMENT

WELDING — SOUDAGE

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EDUCATION INNOVATION RESEARCHFrench Immersion doesn’t stop after you

graduate! Choosing Boréal, gives you the bilingual

advantage and twice the job opportunities.

Collège Boréal offers a large number of programs

and services to students and to the general public.

The Sudbury campus includes a resource centre,

state-of-the-art laboratories, modern classrooms, a

student learning centre, a sports centre, a daycare,

a student lounge, a computer and audiovisual

assistance centre, a residence, a concert hall, a

studio,a pub and employment services, everything

you need to succeed.

Collège Boréal offers programs in four schools

of study:

> École de l’environnement et des richesses

naturelles / School of the Environment and

Natural Resources

> École des métiers et des technologies appliquées /

School of Trades and Applied Technology

> École des affaires et des services communautaires /

School of Business and Community Services

> École des sciences de la santé / School of

Health Sciences

Collège Boréal provides high quality personalized

education and services to a diversified clientele

and contributes to the development and growth

of all communities throughout the province. Since

opening in 1995, over 13,000 students have

graduated from Collège Boréal.

RESIDENCE

Collège Boréal’s residence is located in peaceful surroundings

near a walking trail on the south side of the campus, just steps

away from the cafeteria and student services. All suites feature

separate bedrooms with a double bed, a closet, and a work

desk. Each suite has its own private three piece bathroom and

a kitchenette. Common spaces include a multipurpose sun-filled

lounge for reading and relaxation, a modern kitchen, and a laundry

room. Here, students can benefit from a pleasant and safe living

environment at an affordable price while having access to a number

of social activities, cultural events, and educational programs.

FINANCIAL AID

> Government Financial Aid

> Garantie Boréal

> OSAP

> Grants

STUDENT SERVICES

A dedicated team of professionals is committed to offering you

a wide range of services to facilitate student adaptation and

integration. Individualized services are also available to ensure

academic, personal, and professional success.

> Mentoring and tutoring services are available.

> Students have access to health services provided by a

nurse practitioner.

> Our Employment Centre (Centre d’emploi) provides Collège

Boréal students and graduates job search assistance and tools.

> Collège Boréal’s dental hygiene clinic provides students

with preventive treatments under the supervision of

registered dental professionals at reasonable prices.

> We also offer a message therapy clinic.

> Collège Boréal gave out

over 1.2 million dollars in

bursaries in 2017.

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ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

A great place to live, learn, and explore!

The City of Greater Sudbury is 3,267 square kilometres in area

and contains 330 lakes. The city is home to approximately

160,000 people and is a multicultural and truly bilingual

community. In the 2006 census, over 27 per cent of

people living in Greater Sudbury reported French as their

mother tongue and almost 39 per cent of people identified

themselves as being bilingual. Greater Sudbury is also a

cultural hub in Ontario and is frequently visited by nationally

and internationally renowned artists. Greater Sudbury is a

safe community and, in a recent study conducted by Statistics

Canada, Sudbury residents are the happiest people in

the country!

A FLOURISHING FRENCH ENVIRONMENT

The City of Greater Sudbury boasts a vibrant and active

Francophone community and is home to several French

organizations including Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario, La Nuit sur

l’étang, Éditions Prise de parole, Radio-Canada, Le Voyageur,

Le Loup-FM, ACFO du grand Sudbury, Centre de santé

communautaire du Grand Sudbury, and Contact interculturel

francophone de Sudbury.


Techniques de prospection et d’exploration minière (Prospecting and Exploration Technician)

Technologie de l’architecture (Architectural Technologist)

Techniques de soins vétérinaires (Veterinary Technician)

Programmes généraux d’arts et sciences (General Arts and Science)

Techniques agricoles (Agricultural Technician)

Techniques de plomberie (Plumbing)

Technologie de gestion de la pêche et de la faune (Fish and Wildlife Management Technologist)

Techiniques des vehicules à moteurs - camions et autobus (Motive Power technician, Truck and Coach)

Techniques mécaniques – fabrication de prototypes et usinage (Mechanical Technician – Machinist)

Technologies du génie de construction – civil et minier(Mining and Civil Engineering Technologist)


OUR BILINGUAL GRADUATES ARE PREPAREDTO WORK ON THE NATIONAL AND

INTERNATIONAL STAGE.

Boréal is committed to offering students a secondfull-time post-secondary training program

(maximum 2 years) at no cost if they haven’t found employment in their field in the twelve months

following graduation.*

*Eligibility terms and conditions as well as eligible programs are listed in the student guide (Guide Boréal).


IMAGINE A PLACETHAT CHANGES YOULive and learn in the largest city in the north.

Cambrian delivers 75+ career-focused programs

that blend academic learning, hands-on training,

and community involvement opportunities to help

you achieve your ultimate goal – your dream career.

You can look forward to:

> A personalized approach to learning where

professors know your name and mentor you to

reach your potential.

> Degree pathways for every diploma and

advanced diploma program at major universities

across Canada and beyond.

> Experiential learning opportunities that let you

take your skills beyond the classroom and help

you build your co-curricular record.

> Comprehensive student supports and services

to help you every step of the way.

> A diverse and inclusive campus community, with

events and activities year round hosted by our

three student governments.

RESIDENCE

Cambrian’s residences are located on campus just steps

away from classes and are home to more than 650 students.

Whether you’re in our townhouses or dorms, you’ll have a

private room with shared access to kitchen and social spaces.

Residences are also a 10 minute walk from restaurants,

shopping, grocery stores, clinics, and coffee shops – all the

amenities you’ll need to stay happy and healthy throughout

the year.

FINANCIAL AID

In addition to OSAP, each year the Cambrian College

Foundation awards more than $600,000 in scholarships and

bursaries, including The Joyce Foundation Access Bursary –

a $3,000 renewable entrance award.

You can also help to cover your education costs and gain

hands-on work experience at the same time by applying for

on-campus jobs. Positions are available year round in areas

such as accounting, recruitment, IT, marketing, trades shops,

and athletics.

STUDENT SERVICES

> Get FREE peer and online tutoring through The Learning

Centre. You can also take advantage of free workshops

throughout the year to keep your studies on track.

> The Career Centre is your connection to on-campus jobs,

full-time career opportunities, placements, and co-op

support. Our advisors will help you find the right fit and

ensure your résumé, cover letter, and interview skills hit the

high mark. Bonus: You can continue to use Career Centre

services when you graduate – for free!

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> A Cambrian education is accessible to everyone. As a

leader in accessibility services for over 20 years, our Glenn

Crombie Centre for Student Support offers the supports

you need to succeed, including accommodations, assistive

technology, advising, personal care rooms, and more.

> Indigenous learners will find a home away from home

within the Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Services,

which provides programs and spaces for you to participate

in spiritual and cultural activities, along with specialized

student services.

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

Sudbury is the hub of Northern Ontario, so whether you like

urban living or prefer spending your time in the great outdoors,

Sudbury has it all. As the largest city in the north, you’ll find all

of the shopping, entertainment, arts and culture, and services

you’d expect from a big city. You’ll also be surrounded by

a beautiful natural environment where you’ll find 330 lakes,

200 kilometres of trails, a ski hill, and many other outdoor

activities that can keep you active year round.

When you want to travel home to the GTA, it’s only four hours by

car or one hour by plane. Bus and train options are also available.


Power Engineering

Civil Engineering

Animation

Music – Performance

Physical Fitness Management

Crime Analytics

Paramedic

Powerline Technician

Medical Laboratory Technology

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics



GREAT THINGS HAPPEN HERE! Canadore College is ideally situated in North Bay,

Ontario – a short 3.5 hour drive from Toronto

– close enough to home but far enough to be

independent. The College is located in a small and

safe city amidst a beautiful natural setting. There

are three easily accessible campuses in the city –

College Drive Campus, Commerce Court Campus

and the Aviation Technology Campus – and a

campus in Parry Sound.

Canadore is the college of choice for students from

across the province and around the world.

Canadore’s focus is on student success, program

and service excellence, connection to community,

sustainability and innovation.

Canadore has over 75 full-time quality programs

and apprenticeships and has outstanding faculty

and student services. The College boasts one of

the highest graduation rates in Ontario, has over

45,000 alumni, and graduates approximately 1,000

students each year.

RESIDENCE

Canadore College has one of the newest

residence complements in Ontario, featuring

three apartment-style complexes that

accommodate 675 students. Residences

provide private rooms within 2- or 4-bedroom

suites, allowing you to have your very own

space. Each residence offers an 8-month lease with: a fully

furnished suite with full kitchen, unlimited internet, flat screen

TV, mail service, fitness centre, access to public transportation

and 24-hour laundry facilities.

FINANCIAL AID

There are various means of financial aid available at

Canadore College, you may be eligible for:

> OSAP and Net Tuition

> Entrance Awards

> Online Bursaries

> Discretionary Bursaries

> Emergency loans

> 30% Ontario Tuition Grant

STUDENT SERVICES

Students are top priority at Canadore College and are

provided with many resources to support success including

individualized learning strategy planning, assistive learning

devices, lifetime career guidance, mental health and wellness

initiatives, crisis and personal support, peer tutoring, a co-

curricular program and more.

Canadore College supports diversity on campus, including

students of all sexual orientations and gender identities, racial

and ethnic backgrounds, and other groups.

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ABOUT NORTH BAY

In the City of North Bay you can enjoy great restaurants,

movies, Ontario Hockey League games, shopping, live

theatre, community festivals and events, and a vibrant nightlife.

Whether you feel like hiking, a night out dancing, listening to

live music, or just sitting in a pub playing pool and relaxing, the

City has what you are looking for.

North Bay provides regularly-scheduled direct bus shuttle

services to our three local campuses, and all full-time students

receive a bus pass for travel from September through April,

the cost of which is included in your tuition.

Outdoor activity consists of countless rivers, forests and canoe

routes, and trail systems provide endless outdoor activities like

fishing, camping, swimming, hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking,

and a variety of other sports. The City is nestled between two

beautiful lakes, Lake Nipissing and Trout Lake, presenting

limitless water recreation opportunities. We also have a

number of golf courses, parks, beach volley ball courts, indoor

and outdoor ice pads, baseball diamonds and soccer fields

throughout the city.

“I worked for 17 years before finally acting on my

hunger for knowledge and my aspiration to become a

chef - a dream that led me directly to Canadore College

in North Bay. I completed a two-year culinary arts

diploma 11,500 km away from my home in India

and couldn’t be happier.”

Jacob Christopher

Chef, Museum of Nature in Ottawa, ON

(Jacob is at far left)

Canadore is the first college to offer a dynamic student leadership program, powered by global social enterprise ME to WE


Acting for Stage and Screen

Aircraft and Avionics Maintenance

Culinary Arts

Digital Cinematography

Recreation Therapy

Respiratory Therapy

Post Production

Social Service Worker – Gerontology

Welder Fitter

Youth at Risk



come fully furnished with internet access and have access

to laundry facilities, kitchens and common areas. There is

also the option for a single room in an apartment-style suite

at all of the colleges. For more information on residence,

visit the colleges’ websites.

What is public transportation like?

All 5 cities have great public transit service. Each college

has a bus stop directly on campus, and buses typically run

every 15-30 minutes. Some colleges are within walking

distance to amenities such as shopping and groceries.

Most schools offer a bus pass with their tuition.

Do the colleges offer extracurricular activities?

They sure do!! No matter which of the six Study North

colleges you attend, there is an array of activities for you

to choose from. From varsity to intramural sports, and a

variety of clubs, there are lots of things to do. You are also

welcome to cheer on your college’s teams, which always

makes for a fun evening out.

What are the class sizes like?

Our colleges pride themselves on students being a name

and NOT a number. With class sizes typically around

20 - 30 students, our professors know your name and

take the time to get to know you and your learning style.

What is the travel rebate?

Visit one of the six Study North colleges, and you could

receive up to $250 to help cover your travel costs.

Limited quantities available but be sure to visit

www.studynorth.ca/travel-rebate/ for more information.

Please note that in order to qualify for a rebate, you

MUST first sign up with Study North.

What is the culture like at the colleges? Is there a

diverse student population?

Each college welcomes and supports all individuals no

matter their religion, race, sexual orientation or level of

ability. Students feel safe in their environments. Diverse

cultures offer students and faculty opportunities to learn

and grow. Many cultures and events are celebrated. For

more information, contact your student union and or the

offices of inclusion and diversity at each college.

What programs do you offer?

The Study North colleges offer excellent and unique

program choices. You can view the full list of programs

that are offered through the Study North colleges on

pages 10 and 11, or visit the individual college websites for

detailed information on a specific program.

What do I need to get into a specific program?

Admission requirements vary between specific colleges

and programs. In most cases, an Ontario Secondary

School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent is required.

Graduate certificate programs require a prior college or

university certificate, diploma or degree for admission.

In addition, colleges may establish program-specific

admission requirements. Visit the colleges’ websites to

learn more about what is required for the program you

would like to take.

Do these colleges have agreements with other

colleges and universities?

All of the Study North colleges have negotiated a number

of partnerships which allow students to utilize their credits

for direct admission to programs at other colleges and

universities. To view a list of transfer agreements, visit the

individual school websites as there are many to choose from!

What is there to do in Northern Ontario?

Northern Ontario is well known for its beautiful outdoors,

which might even be a part of the program you want to

take! Be sure to get out there and hike the trails, swim in

the lakes, ski or snowboard down the hills, and take in the

view of some of the most magnificent scenery in Canada.

If you’re not into that, there are lots of local attractions to visit

and activities to take part in such as music festivals, restaurants,

bars, parks, beaches, wineries, microbreweries and more!

You will also get to know your college during Orientation

Week, so make sure to register as it is a great opportunity

to learn about your campus, meet new people and

explore the city!

Are there any scholarships/bursaries?

Yes! Each college offers its own scholarships and bursaries.

Check out the colleges’ websites to see what you qualify for!

What are the residences like?

Residence offers everything you need to make your

college experience an enjoyable and safe time. All rooms

FAQS

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• 55+ full-time programs

• 6,500 part- and full-time students

• 16 daily flights from Toronto

• Over 1,300 Indigenous learners, 1,000

International students from over 30 countries,

and over 500 students from southern Ontario


• Gold winner of the Indigenous Education

Excellence Award 2016-2017

• In top 2 for overall student satisfaction 6 years

running

• #1 for quality of facilities 4 years in a row

• Over $20 million invested in new capital projects

• Over 8200 part- and full-time students

• 75+ full-time Programs

• 200+ Articulation Pathways

• Live on-site fire training centre

• 40,000 sq.ft Northern College Integrated

Emergency Services Complex

• $1 million Advanced Disaster Management

Simulator (ADMS) as used by U.S Department of

Homeland Security - first of it’s kind to Canada

• Extensive support for Indigenous learners

• 80+ post-secondary and

apprenticeship programs

• #1 in student satisfaction

• #1 in graduate satisfaction

• #1 graduation rate

• 98% employer satisfaction


• 4,679 full-time students

• 775 self-identified Indigenous

learners

• International students from 30+

countries represented on campus

• The largest college in the

largest city in the North


• 15 apprenticeship programs

• $200,000 available for entrance

awards to students from the GTA

• Only 3 hours from Toronto

• Safe, inclusive, exciting campus

locations

STUDY NORTH COLLEGES OFFER REAL RESULTS KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPI) RELEASED APRIL 17, 2017

Since 1998, colleges have been mandated by the Ontario government to collect and report performance data in five areas. Study North colleges have great results year after year, and most are above the provincial / Ontario average:

QUICK FACTS

Graduate Graduate Employer Student Graduation Employment Rate Satisfaction Rate Satisfaction Rate Satisfaction Rate Rate

Emploi des Satisfaction des Satisfaction Satisfaction Taux d’obtention personnes personnes des employeurs des étudiants de diplôme diplômées diplômées pour l’année

de décleration

CONFEDERATION 82.8 86.6 89.5 77.0 65.5

SAULT 80.4 80.7 88.9 86.0 63.6

NORTHERN 84.8 73.1 89.5 74.2 65.9

BOREAL 82.1 87.8 96.0 86.6 75.4

CAMBRIAN 82.0 79.9 85.4 78.4 64.2

CANADORE 82.8 81.0 87.0 79.3 72.9

PROVINCE % 83.0 78.8 91.2 76.5 66.6

Indicates a KPI above the Ontario average

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Gravenhurst

Kincardine

Haliburton Bancroft

Haileybury

South Baymouth

Wawa

KapuskasingHearst

Marathon

Geraldton

Kenora

Dryden

MoosoneeRed Lake

Parry Sound

Owen Sound

Kirkland Lake

KingstonBelleville

Peterborough

Sault Ste. Marie

Fort Frances

Sioux Lookout

New Liskeard

St. Catharines

Oshawa

Windsor

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Thunder Bay

Barrie

North BaySudbury

Timmins

London

Toronto

Ottawa

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HOW TO APPLY TO COLLEGE AND KEY DATES

To apply to a Study North college, you must complete an application form through

ontariocolleges.ca. If you are currently enrolled in an Ontario secondary school, contact

your guidance counsellor for help with your application.

There is an application fee of $95, and you must provide an official transcript. You can select

up to five program choices, with no more than three program choices at any one college.

You can send in your applications starting in October, but be sure to have them in before

February 1st for equal consideration!

Go to ontariocolleges.ca and follow their simple instructions to apply and ensure one or

all of the Study North colleges are on your list!

EARLY OCTOBER 2018

Online Application Opens

OCTOBER 15, 2018

Colleges Begin Receiving Applications

FEBRUARY 1, 2019

Equal Consideration Date

FEBRUARY 1, 2019

Earliest Offers Issued

MAY 1, 2019

Deadline to Confirm Offers of Admission

MID JUNE 2019

Earliest Tuition Due Date

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