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Centennial College is Ontario's first community college, established in 1966, primarily serving the eastern portion of the Greater Toronto Area. It has a record of exemplary teaching, innovative programming and extensive partnership building. Centennial is recognized as one of the most culturally diverse post-secondary institutions in Canada. Almost 100 ethno cultural groups are represented and 80 languages are spoken on campus.

Ashtonbee is home to the School of Transportation and is one of the largest automotive and aircraft technology training centres in Canada.

The $36-million cutting-edge campus for the arts is the perfect place to tap into your creativity. Housing the School of Communications, Media and Design, it has everything you need to let your inner genius out.

Progress is home to the Schools of Business and Hospitality, Tourism and Culture. Here you'll also find Advanced Manufacturing and Automation Engineering Technology programs, as well as many Child Studies and Community Service programs.

Nestled in the Rouge Valley Conservation Area, the Morningside Campus is an environmentally friendly building home to the School of Health Studies, as well as selected Engineering Technology and Applied Science programs.

Midland is home to Job Connect, which is a service, dedicated to helping community members find work. The government of Ontario's Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities funds Job Connect.

The Centennial College Residence and Conference Centre (CCRCC) is a living lab designed to provide students of the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culture with hands-on experience under the supervision of industry professionals.