Colleges: Training a highly-skilled workforce

Toronto Region colleges and institutes of technology provide students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's high-tech workplace.  In its 2008 budget, the government of Ontario identified $75 million over three years to expand apprenticeship, $45 million over three years for state-of-the-art equipment for apprenticeship, $60 million over three years for equipment renewal, and new funding for capital improvements.

College Fact Sheet	Link to  Website
Centennial College
Conestoga College
Durham College
George Brown College
Humber College
Mohawk College
Seneca College
Sheridan Institute of Technology

Sources and Methodology

• Enrolment data is taken from the institution's website or direct contact
• Graduation numbers, employment and satisfaction are taken from Key Performance Indicators
• Faculty numbers are taken from The College Compensation and Appointments Council 

What's New

Seneca receive's $750,000 funding for expanded research and commercialization in southern Ontario. More

FedDev Ontario funds $15 million Applied Research and Commercialization Initiative for southern Ontario colleges and universities to help SMEs More

Centennial College and Spongelab Interactive on their Game Innovation Profile

Colleges Ontario Network for Industry Innovation (CONII) Innovation Profile

An Automatic Choice for COM DEV, Conestoga College Innovation Profile

Mohawk College Accelerates Move to Electronic Health Records Innovation Profile

Simulator Training Research Takes Flight at Seneca Innovation Profile

Infrastructure Funding for Ontario Post-Secondary Institutions More