About George Brown College
Centennial College, located in Canada, is a premier institution renowned for its commitment to excellence in education and career-oriented programs. With a history spanning over five decades, the college has earned a stellar reputation for its diverse and innovative courses that cater to students’ evolving needs. Boasting state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant campus life, Centennial College offers a nurturing environment for students to thrive academically and personally. The dedicated faculty members bring real-world expertise into the classrooms, empowering students with practical skills and knowledge. As a leading Canadian college, Centennial continues to empower the next generation of professionals, fostering a dynamic learning community that embraces inclusivity and fosters success in a globalized world.
- Centennial is an Award-Winning Canadian Institution.
- Ranked number 1 in paid student research internships.
- One of Canada’s Top Research Colleges by Research Infosource, ranking 1st in two key categories and 20th overall in research revenue in 2022.
- All programs at Centennial College meet strict educational standards set by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities and also offer over 200 full time programs.
- Employers rated Centennial College grads number 1 amongst the GTA colleges (96.3% employer satisfaction rate in the 2019-2020 KPI).
- Centennial College is ranked as the number 1 college in the Greater Toronto Area for graduate satisfaction! (2020-2021 KPI – Key Performance Indicator).
- Centennial is one of Canada’s top destinations for international students.
Tuition Fees starts from CAD $15,385.50 and can go up to $32,820.00 per semester based on your preferred programme/subject.
Scholarship AvailabilityCentennial College is offering scholarships that are awarded to an international student based on merit ranging from CAD 1,000 to CAD 3,000. To check click here
Part Time Job
As an international student, you might be curious about working while studying in Canada, and guess what? The answer is a resounding yes! You can definitely work, but make sure to get the necessary government permit or approval. The minimum wages ranged from around $11.45 to $16.00 CAD per hour across different provinces, providing you with opportunities to support your studies and living expenses. So, don’t hesitate to pursue your dreams and seize those opportunities!
- Academic, Arts and Science Preparation
- Advanced Manufacturing and Systems Automation
- Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations
- Aerospace and Aviation
- Arts, Animation and Design
- Automotive and Motorcycle
- Biological, Environmental and Food Sciences
- Business
- Community and Child Services
- Emergency, Law and Court Services
- Food and Tourism
- Health and Wellness
- Heavy Duty, Truck and Coach
- Hospitality Management
- Information Technology, Networking and Software Engineering
- Media, Communications and Writing
- Sustainable Design and Renewable Energy.
Grade 12th with minimum 55% or above
IELTS – Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
Entry Requirements for Postgraduate
Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum of 55% or above.
IELTS – Overall 6.5 with no band less than 6.0
