• Esthetics
  

  Our 36 weeks Esthetics program aims to provide students with the skills and experience required to be an integrated and professional esthetician.
  
  This program covers a variety of esthetics practices such as manicures, pedicures, facial and body treatment, waxing, make-up, auricular therapies, hair removal, and more.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: health and day spas, electrolysis studios, facial and body treatment centres, scalp treatment/hair replacement, and beauty salons.

  
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• Accounting & Payroll Administrator
  

  Our 44 weeks Accounting and Payroll Administrator Diploma program will introduce students to a variety of methods used for accounting and payroll administration from computer-based accounting and payroll software to manual bookkeeping methods.
  
  Students will develop the skills needed to maintain and balance various accounts for large and small scale projects and will also receive training in tax returns, preparing statistical, financial, accounting reports and completing and submission of a number of government forms.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: clerk, office assistant, administration assistant, accounts payable / receivable clerk, payroll admistrator and bookkeeper.

  
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• Business Administration
  

  Our 40 weeks Business Administration Diploma program will provide students with an understanding of various business practices.
  
  Students will advance their experience and skills in accounting, marketing, operations, and personnel or general administration. This program focuses on the material needed to manage a business and expand a business in a competitive world.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: administration, banking, human resources and marketing.

  
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• Office Administrator
  

  Our 23 weeks Office Administrator program will provide students with the core skills and fundamental knowledge employers seek in administrative professionals.
  
  Students will develop their skills in office support, word processing, basic office procedures, and various administrative tasks. Graduates of this program have gone to pursue careers in a variety of office support positions at both large corporations, and small business.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: receptionist, executive Secretary, clerk, and office Assistant.

  
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• Advanced Business Management
  

  Our 52 weeks Advanced Business Administration Management Diploma program will prepare students to oversee and co-ordinate a variety of office administration duties, as well as teaching them to review, evaluate and implement new policies and procedures.
  
  Over the course of this program students will cultivate knowledge of establishing and delegating work priorities to support staff, time management, as well as become experts in the budgets, and the maintenance of inventory and budgetary controls.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: finance, human resources, marketing and management.

  
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• Child and Youth Worker
  

  Our 48 weeks theory (including 10 weeks internship) Child and Youth Worker (CYW) program is designed to prepare new professionals for work in the field with troubled children and youth.
  
  Students will expand their knowledge and acquire the necessary tools for client support and for those facing a variety of behavioral and/or physical problems.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: school Programs, mental Health Agencies, family and Social Service Agencies, youth Programming and Daycare Centres, youth Training Facilities, and group Homes and Correctional Facilities.

  
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• Personal Support Worker (NACC Program)
  

  Our 23 weeks theory (including 10 weeks placement) Personal Support Worker program has been developed as a part of the Ontario Government’s initiative to reform long-term care and community support services.
  
  This program combines the Health Care Aide and Home Support Worker (Level I, II, III) courses to provide standardized training and an educational base for workers who provide long-term care and support services in both institutional and community settings.
  
  At the conclusion of this program, after students have completed their core-courses and supervised placements, they will write the NACC exam to become certified PSWs.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: long term care facilities, community and home care, private health care facilities, clinical care, and retirement homes.

  
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• Community Service Worker
  

  Our 48 weeks theory (including 10 weeks internship) Community Services Worker (CSW) program has been designed to provide graduates with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to a variety of social and community based service programs.
  
  Students will cultivate the knowledge and skills necessary for client assessment and support, and evaluating effectiveness of client treatment.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: group Homes, mental Health Agencies, family and Social Service, agencies, correctional Facilities, emergency Shelters, and community Care Centers.

  
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• Developmental Service Worker
  

  Our 52 weeks theory (including 14 weeks internship) Developmental Service Worker (DSW) program trains its students to provide support to children and adults with developmental, and/or physical disabilities and disorders.
  
  People with disabilities increasingly participate in valued community roles creating the need for qualified workers to support people in everyday activities at home or in school.
  
  This program includes classroom-based studies and on the job training through placements at a variety of social service agencies.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: group Homes, mental Health Agencies, family and Social Service, agencies, schools, emergency Shelters, and community Care Centres.

  
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• Health Office Administrator
  

  Our 41 weeks Health Office Administrator Diploma program prepares students in key aspects of health administration.
  
  Students will begin by developing a strong foundation of administrative, word processing, and office support skills before focusing on developing the skills to fulfill the administrative requirements expected in a medical or other health care administrative setting.
  
  This course will help to prepare students for the following jobs: private medical clinics, medical sales, hospitals, government and insurance companies, and laboratories.

  
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The College has flexible start dates and class times similar to a work day, which makes child care and part-time employment manageable.  In addition, small class sizes with better access to instructors during your study period, as well as one-on-one assistance prior to and after your study period offer further supports for each student.

Most important is the hands on learning taught by instructors who are employed in the field in which they teach.