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.
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| Conestoga College |
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| Durham College |
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| George Brown College |
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| Humber College |
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| Mohawk College |
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| Seneca College |
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| 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
Colleges Ontario Network for Industry Innovation (CONII) Profile
Infrastructure Funding for Ontario Post-Secondary Institutions More
Premier's Innovation Awards honour 13 scientific achievements and award $12.95M to science and business winners More
Canada Research Chairs: 38 scientists at 6 Toronto Region universities named new or renewed Canada Research Chairs and receive $34.3 million in funding More
