These Centennial resources may help:

• Are you an internationally trained individual? - If you are deciding between studying full-time or part-time OR if you would like to pursue full-time programs, please contact the Student Advising Centre,  or email success@centennialcollege.ca
• If you know you would like to study part-time (evenings, weekends or online), please contact the School of Continuing Education, 416-289-5207 or ce@centennialcollege.ca or see our calendar online.
• Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - free LINC courses at Centennial - call 416-289-5000, ext. 7540.
• ESL upgrading (non-credit) courses - offered evenings & weekends for working learners. You do not need an English assessment to take these courses.

Continuing Education means part-time evening, weekend and distance (online and print-based) programs and courses. Choose from 1,000s of courses and/or more than 160 career-related programs. You may register for just one or two courses, or start taking courses towards completing a whole program (collection of courses).

Some courses do not have prerequisites (admission requirements), although you do need basic competency in English to succeed in any Centennial course or program. Check the course description for specific details. If you need to write a math or English assessment (for a credit course/program), call 416-289-5300 or book your assessment online.

If you are interested in improving your English skills, consider our non-credit, practical ESL courses (you do not need an assessment to take these courses, just to register.)

• Choosing the Right Career CESS-933 - only $10 - Led by our professional career counsellors, this workshop will help focus your interests, abilities and talents. Register now!
• Job Search Skills CESS-964 - 3-hour workshop, only $5, to help you find a job. If you are a Centennial student or graduate and would like help with your job search, contact Employment Resources, 416-289-5209, or see graduate services.
• Success workshops - most only $5! - short non-credit workshops to learn how to be successful in your studies and career.
• English language courses - ESL upgrading courses (non-credit).

 For a copy of our annual Continuing Education (CE) calendar (details of evening, weekend & distance programs and courses), call 416-289-5325, email calreq@centennialcollege.ca, or click here. 

For a list of all our 160+ CE/part-time programs, click here.

To register for a part-time/continuing education course, call 416-289-5300 or click here.

For more advice about Continuing Education at Centennial, please call 416-289-5207, email ce@centennialcollege.ca, or talk to our program faculty and staff at our information nights. 

You need English translation and evaluation of your transcripts to take a Centennial College program. If you are applying to a full-time program, contact the Ontario College Application Service - http://www.ontariocolleges.ca/ or call 519-763-4725 - Toll free in Canada 1-888-892-2228.

Some other professional evaluation services are:

• World Education Services, www.wes.org/ca, 416-972-0070
• Comparative Education Service, University of Toronto, 416-978-2190, http://learn.utoronto.ca/ces.htm
• International Credential Assessment Service of Canada - http://www.icascanada.ca/

To understand how your credentials compare with a regulated profession in Canada, visit the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials.

• Settlement.Org –Employment, education, health, housing, language, literacy, social services and more
• Studying in Canada: Ontario immigration government website
• WoodGreen – Free services to support newcomers (416-462-3110)
• Ontario Prospects – Ontario’s Guide to Career Planning  (www.ontarioprospects.info/)
• 211 Toronto Community Connection – Help in finding settler and newcomer services