The public perception of a person's path through Toronto education has for the longest time been "one then done," with every student following the same basic route: High school, post-secondary, and then onto the workforce, without a glance back. The idea of continuing education, or further education later in life carries certain stigmas around it which should be dispelled. There are many benefits to pursuing education further down the road. It can enhance your life, it can forward your career...

Did you know that mature student status may be granted to applicants who are over 19 years old and do not have a high school diploma or GED? It is intended to allow applicants who have not completed high school the opportunity to be considered for admission, based on the skills and experience they have acquired since leaving school. Mature students are still required to complete course prerequisites. Exact requirements may vary from college to college. Many mature students opt for Continuing ...

Attending a post-secondary program can be as stressful as it is rewarding. Students may have a full-time or part-time workload on top of their non-school related responsibilities. That's why it is important to attend a college or university that supports students in a range of ways.

Centennial College recognizes that students seeking a Toronto education want a wide-ranging experience that not only includes going to class, reading textbooks, doing assignments and taking tests and exams but al...

Within each post-secondary institution, there are various "schools" of study that cater to students' career goals. For example Centennial College offers its students eight such schools and each contains a specific focus. An especially unique school of study at this institution is the School of Continuing Education, which is geared towards students who wish to attend school on a part-time basis. This is appealing, as students with a host of responsibilities don't have to sacrifice giving up an...

Deciding to go back to school is an easy decision for some. They know exactly what program they wish to attend, they can clearly envision their career and they have already decided what delivery format is best suited for them. However, other students may find the decision to continue their education quite intimidating. It doesn't have to be.

At Centennial College, students can pursue a Toronto education that is tailored exactly to their needs thanks to the School of Continuing Education (CE) ...

According to the government website, Education in Canada, students in the country rank highly in reading, literacy, and math and sciences. Its post secondary institutions are innovation hubs, having already created some of the world's useful applications and technologies. Canada has proven to be a forefront runner for excellence in education.

By applying to one of Canada's colleges, you will become a part of the exciting revolution. Have equal opportunities for advancement and career opportun...

Some of the learning experiences during college happen off site, and this is not only referring to field placements. Distance learning is becoming a prominent part of the Toronto education taught at Centennial College, where students can learn remotely in the comforts of their own home. Learners can access course materials and resources off campus, enabling them to live a rich life and schedule their studies around their personal and career lives.

Centennial College offers different formats o...

Obtaining a Toronto Education can be an exciting opportunity for a range of reasons. For students who grew up in the city, it is a chance to get to know fellow residents with whom they may not have interacted before. Meanwhile, for students from other Canadian cities or other countries, it is an opportunity to be immersed in one of the most multicultural cities in the world.

At Centennial College, the multiculturalism of the city is perfectly reflected. In fact, the institution is known as on...