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Sault College Program Guide 2020-2021

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REAL STORIES

Her journey at the college has changed Brandee for the better. With the help of our Community Integration Through Cooperative Education program (CICE), she was able to gain the confidence and skills to pursue a career in social work. She went on to become a confident Registered Social Service worker who did not know that she would make it this far. From learning accommodations to a successful working contract and now pursuing her degree in Social work — her determination is infectious. Brandee mentions, “I was a square peg trying to fit into a round peg society, meaning I learn differently and need accommodations but I have something to offer just like everyone else. I am very thankful for Sault College – they helped me make my dreams come true!” Amazing words for an amazing person.

FIND THE REAL YOU. BRANDEE DID.

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EXPLORESAULT COLLEGE

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Our College and Area4 THE SAULT AND AREA

There is a sense of strengthwith living in Sault Ste. Marie.There’s an energy. You’ll see.

6 WE OWN WINTER Making the most of winter is what we do in Sault Ste. Marie.

8 WATERFRONT ADVENTURE CENTRESituated along the waters of the St. Mary’s River, this student and community inclusive space takes advantage of outdoor recreational activities.

10 COUGARS HOCKEY CHAMPIONSSault College Cougars make history as the first Canadianmen’s team to take the championship.

12 ATHLETICSWe’re here for you. Fromacademic supports to yourwell-being, it’s how we roll.

14 HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTREFrom the latest equipment to an amazing facility, our Health and Wellness Centre is yourescape from the daily grind of schoolwork!

16 RESIDENCEBuild friendships and experience an amazing time on campus.

18 SUPPORT AND STUDENT SERVICESYour success is our success. That’s why we’re focused on offering unparalleled services to help all students thrive.

54 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

58 JUSTICE STUDIESSee our real-life, state-of-the-art simulator in a fully immersive training environment.

60 MEDIA & DESIGN

64 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT & OUTDOOR STUDIES

68 SALON & SPA SERVICES

70 SKILLED TRADES & TRANSPORTATIONSee our live demonstration and watch our students in action in a 360˚ virtual tour of our motive power center.

Other74 PATHWAYS

75 APPRENTICESHIPS

75 DUAL CREDIT OPTIONS

75 ACADEMIC AND CAREER UPGRADING

75 CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION

76 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND COSTS

77 PROGRAM AND ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

83 HOW TO APPLY

20 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSIf you’re looking to study in Canada, Sault Ste. Marie is the perfect destination.

22 INDIGENOUS CENTREEmbracing traditions and values. This is where we gather.

23 DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION AND RESPECTSault College celebrates diversity, equity, inclusion and respect. Who would not! It makes every day here more exciting. We love what makes you – you.

18 AMAZING LABS FOR ACCELERATED LEARNINGWe’re transforming the way you learn. It’s amazing and focuses on experiential learning.

Areas of Study26 AVIATION

30 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

34 COMMUNITY INTEGRATION THROUGH COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

36 COMMUNITY SERVICES

38 CULINARYCheck out our live demonstration and see our students in action in a 360˚ virtual tour of our lab.

42 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

46 GENERAL ARTS & SCIENCE

48 HEALTH PROGRAMS

52 INDIGENOUS STUDIES

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There is a sense of strength with living in Sault Ste. Marie. There’s an energy. You’ll see.Living in Sault Ste. Marie offers the kind of lifestyle that people dream about. The space to breathe and the ability to prioritize whatever is most important that day.

The sun, miles of sandy beaches, swimming, BBQs, biking and more. Sault Ste. Marie is a gateway to summer adventure for day trips up the coast of Lake Superior… and all of the camping, hiking, and roasting marshmallows you want.

For the summertime urbanite, the Sault also has enough to keep you busy; dog parks, skate parks, downtown street parties, walks along the boardwalk, a summer concert series, outdoor yoga and fitness classes, and a 22.5 km non-motorized hub trail are just some of the amenities you can take advantage of.

Want to see more? Visit welcometossm.com

THE SAULT & AREA AWAITS

There is a reason why the New York Times named Sault Ste. Marie and the Lake Superior ice caves as one of the top 52 places in the world to visit in 2019.

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WE OWNWINTER

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Making the most of winter is what we do

in Sault Ste. Marie.

Sault Ste. Marie has over 150 km of world-class ski trails, and is just a 45 minute car ride to one of the best mountain resorts in Ontario. It is also home of the Soo Greyhounds, and the historic Bon Soo Winter Carnival, the ‘Fifth Season’ in Northern Ontario.

Want to see more? Visit welcometossm.com

Ice fishing, fatbiking, skating, skiing, snowboarding, sleigh rides, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice caves, hiking and more…all of this winter adventure right in our backyard.

In the Sault, you can sign-up for a yoga snowshoe class during the day and take a midnight ski by the light of lanterns at night. Roast marshmallows at the waterfront skating trail, and then follow it up with a night of hockey at the newly constructed GFL Memorial Gardens.

Phoro credit Carole Stubinsky

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CAMPUS WITH A

Our New Waterfront HomeThe all new Waterfront Adventure Centre is home to a student and community inclusive

space that takes advantage of outdoor recreational activities. Situated along the

picturesque waters of the St. Mary’s River in the heart of the Great Lakes.

An Amazing Space The Centre features the 2500 square foot main building and a 2460

square foot boathouse.

Student Focused The Centre will provide another opportunity for experiential learning for

our students in the Natural Environment programs.

Amazing activities The Centre features activities

from watercraft rentals, such as: canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards, to

court rentals for tennis, beach volleyball and pickle ball!

Introducing the All New Waterfront Adventure Centre

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The Men’s Hockey team captured the ACHA (D3) Championship with a convincing 12 to 3 win against the Grand Valley State University Lakers in Dallas, Texas.

No Canadian men’s team has ever won an ACHA Championship and the Cougars did it in dominating style.

The Cougars also boast winning the first National Championship in any varsity sport in the College’s history. It was a truly proud moment for our College and a source for civic pride.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

The Cougars went 4 and 0 in tournament play, defeating the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 10-1, Ramapo College from New Jersey 12-5, University of South Florida 6-1 and Fairfield University from Connecticut was defeated by the Cougars 6-2 in the semi-finals.

Check out saultcougars.ca for more information on our amazing teams!

Sault College Cougars make history as the first Canadian men’s team to take the championship.

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We’re here for you. From academic supports to your well-being, it’s how we roll.If you are an athlete or love to stay fit, then you will feel right at home here. From champion Varsity teams to fun campus leagues, your sport lives here. Sault College Athletics boasts endless opportunities for sport participation; both competitive and recreational. Competing within the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) and Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), our highly successful Varsity sports program has helped our Cougars secure national and provincial recognition.

Our competitive athletic programs for men and women include basketball, indoor and outdoor soccer, hockey, cross country and curling. The hockey program competes in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA). If you want to stay active and are pursuing bragging rights instead of awards, we offer a variety of recreational sport options including ball hockey, volleyball, skiing, tennis, cricket, cheer, and much more.

GET INTO SPORTS

FEATURED SUCCESS:

• 21 OCAA championships

• Curling OCAA Gold – 2018

• Men’s Hockey – ACHA National Champions Division 3

• Women’s Hockey – Approved for ACHA in 2019/20

• Men’s Soccer – 2018 Regional Champions

• Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Soccer inaugural year 2019

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A HEALTHIER LIFE IS WITHIN REACH.

The perfect setting to get healthyFitness and strength conditioning areas and

open concept studios are graced by real, natural lighting and a window terrace overlooking the

Sault campus. With the latest and customizable cardio machines, you will not be disappointed.

Plenty of space to get fitThe 5000 square

foot, state-of-the art gymnasium incorporates an upper-level, two-lane 114-metre indoor walking

and running track.

Yoga anyone?Get fit in our Yoga studio, work hard in our bike and spin area or our athletes can relax in our lounge.

A Complimentary Pass to compliment a new you.

Did you know that students receive a membership for access to our Health and

Wellness and new Waterfront Adventure Centres?*

From the latest equipment to an amazing facility, our Health and Wellness Centre is your escape from the daily grind of schoolwork!

LITERALLY.

*Included in your student ancillary fees

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RAY LAWSON HALLROOM ASSIGNMENT YOUR MEAL PLAN SELECTION TOTAL COST

DOUBLE: $5,382STANDARD: $3,136 $8,518

ENHANCED: $3,772 $9,154

SINGLE: $6,182STANDARD: $3,136 $9,318

ENHANCED: $3,772 $9,954

PREMIUM SINGLE: $6,982(Limited number)

STANDARD: $3,136 $10,118

ENHANCED: $3,772 $10,754

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Build friendships and experience an amazing time on campus.Students will find comfort in spacious double, single, premium single and barrier free rooms. During your stay, allotted study hours provide a positive learning environment while added programming offers fun opportunities to meet new people. An endless number of events like ice fishing, paintball, floor hockey, dodge ball, beach days, city wide scavenger hunts and holiday dinners will fill your days with excitement! Of course laundry, cable and internet come standard.

If you want to flex your culinary muscles, Ray Lawson Hall hosts a full kitchen on every floor. You can also kick back on the couch with your friends for movie night or catch a game on the flat screen TVs located in our common areas.

For more information visit saultcollege.ca/residence

MEET OUR RESIDENCE STAFF

Our Residence Advisors are senior students living in residence who are willing to share the benefit of their college experience with new students. They provide information about the residence and the college, organize regular activities, and ensure that all Residence Community Standards are followed.

Our Residence Life Coordinator (RLC)provides additional support services for students, and is on call for after hour emergency situations. The RLC lives in the first floor apartment to provide additional support to students and staff.

Our Residence Coordinator assists students with any housing concerns they may have, processes payments and helps with the admission process!

Take a virtual tour of our Residence

at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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REAL SUPPORT & PERSONAL

SERVICEYour success is our success.

That’s why we’re focused on offering unparalleled services

to help all students thrive.

AccessibilityWe are committed to expanding access and support to all persons with disabilities, by having a goal to be a barrier-free learning and working environment to enable academic and employment success. Campus WatchThe Campus Watch Program is a student volunteer program that is aimed to ensure anyone on campus feels safe and comfortable after regular operating hours. Academic CounsellingCounsellors are available to assist potential students and current students make academic-related decisions. Counsellors are able to provide information on programs within the College and help students develop an academic plan. Personal and Crisis CounsellingThe Counselling Centre services include access to Counsellors who can provide short-term counselling for students experiencing personal and/or mental health issues.

Crown Ward SupportCrown Ward students studying at Sault College are able to access additional financial, academic and social supports. Student Financial Assistance OfficeThe Student Financial Assistance Office administers the Ontario Student Assistance Program, Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards, Entrance Awards and the Student Exceptional Expense Bursaries. Health CareThe College Health Support Centre offers First Aid/CPR and treatment for minor illness, injuries and emergencies, assessment of illness or injury, with referral to appropriate care and emergency transportation to health facilities, such as the hospital emergency department. There is also weekly doctor clinics and aviation medicals available.

The Write PlaceThe Write Place is a faculty-led, drop-in tutorial available to all students. Any student who has questions or concerns about assignments, essays, reports, and APA requirements can bring them to college Language and Communication professors for assistance.

Library and Peer TutoringThe library offers inviting spaces for group work or individual study, computers and audiovisual equipment, and comfortable lounge areas to spend time between classes. Friendly, knowledgeable staff are available to help you find the information you need for your schoolwork or personal life - just ask for help! Drop-in Peer Tutoring is available weekly. Student Job CentreWe offer employment services for Sault College postsecondary students and alumni and act as a hub for information and resources in regard to all your employment needs. Salon and SpaFirst impressions are always important. Head over to our student-run Salon and Spa and get pampered! LGBTQ+ Friendly EnvironmentSault College celebrates diversity of our students and knows its responsibility to work toward a safe and welcoming home for people of all gender identities and sexual orientation. The Equity RoomThe Equity Room is a welcoming and inclusive room. This is a space for youth who identify somewhere on the rainbow to collaborate ideas, sit with friends, have meetings, brainstorm, study, chat, get inspiration or merely relax. Reflection RoomOffering room for quiet reflection, talking circles and prayer. Also a room for calming and de-escalation. Therapy DogsSt. John’s Ambulance has participated in our PAWS to Relax initiative that provides therapy dogs for students to engage with to help decrease stress prior to mid-terms and exams each semester.

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Our new state-of-the-art Early Learning Centre

located within Sault College offers onsite child care to students, employees and

the community.

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LOVE CANADA,WE DOIf you’re looking to

study in Canada, Sault Ste. Marie is the

perfect destination in a breathtaking

setting, a low cost of living and a quality

education.

before and during your time here. They bring many cultural events and festivals to campus and are here to help you adjust to Canadian culture.

Let’s get you prepared in English. Sault College now offers English for Academic Purposes Certificate (EAP) for students interested in improving their English skills before beginning their postsecondary studies. Graduates of our EAP program will meet the language requirements for entry into their academic program at Sault College.

For more information visit saultcollege.ca/International

The Sault is welcoming. Friendliness is so essential when visiting a new destination. You want to meet people who are happy to greet you, answer questions, and welcome you. Sault Ste. Marie was ranked in the top 10 Friendliest cities in Canada by Expedia in 2018 – there is no wonder we are home to a large – and rapidly growing – population of international students. We can’t wait to meet you!

Support is our priority Sault College International provides support for all incoming and current students. They are able to assist with any questions or concerns you have

Why Canada? Canada ranks No. 1 overall in the world for providing a good quality of life*. Canadians pride themselves on encouraging all citizens to honour their own cultures. In 1971, Canada adopted a national policy of multiculturalism, which celebrates the country’s diversity. What’s not to love!

*The 2019 Best Countries rankings. Visit www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/quality-of-life-rankings#canada

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REALCULTURE

Embracing traditions and values. This is

where we gather.

Centre. At Sault College, education and life intersect. Students have access to Elders, Indigenous professors and instructors and can become involved in our Indigenous Student Council.

We offer scholarships, bursaries, and awards specific to Indigenous students as well as an Aboriginal Apprentice Centre. Community is important here, so be sure to check out our student events, weekly soup days, feasts, annual Pow-wow and Sacred Fire Arbour.

Sault College proudly offers a unique learning environment that celebrates the languages, cultures and traditions of Indigenous and Métis students.

Our curriculum incorporates cultural worldviews in addition to offering Indigenous-specific programs through our department. We provide Indigenous student support services including counselling, tutoring, college application assistance and a positive, social environment through Enji Maawnjiding, the “Where We Gather” Indigenous

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Celebrating DiversitySault College celebrates diversity, equity, inclusion and respect. Who would not! It makes every day here more exciting. We love what makes you – you. We love the richness and diversity of our student population and as our college community evolves, and our staff and student population changes, we will make sure we have a place that is welcoming.

We believe all people matter, are able and responsible, and should be treated that same way. We believe that we must put students first and that doing so in an honest way creates an invitational college which encourages diversity and inclusion, which in turn strengthens the fabric of our college and student life.

As such, we demonstrate leadership in eliminating barriers and implementing and promoting diversity through our academic policies, special initiatives and proactive measures.

Look for our Campus Watch initiative to help you feel safe within our school. Celebrate in our cultural events and festivals like International Students’ Day and seek answers you need from one of our International Department staff.

We are committed to taking on and getting rid of harassment and discrimination. So, we welcome you into our home – as we are excited to hear about yours.

LOVE YOUR REAL YOU. WE DO!

Celebrating Gender and Sexual DiversitySault College celebrates diversity of our students and knows its responsibility to work toward a safe and welcoming home for people of all gender identities and sexual orientation.

The LGBTQ+ community at Sault College is welcomed and we want your real you to be comfortable here. Our goal is knowing we can take care of all of our students through knowledge about LGBTQ+ issues and our available resources on campus to support our students in ways that they need.

Our goal is to ensure that all LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and staff feel supported and aware of LGBTQ+ issues and resources on campus.

Our Campus Watch initiative helps you feel safe within our school. Access to All Gender washrooms are also available throughout the campus. Celebrate in our Pride events throughout our school year and seek answers you need from our dedicated counselling team with additional access to the QSA Alliance, a local peer support group.

Feel welcome. Feel at home. Celebrate your real you.

The Equity Room is a welcoming and inclusive room. This is a space for youth who identify somewhere on the rainbow to collaborate ideas, sit with friends, have meetings, brainstorm, study, chat, get inspiration or merely relax.

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You learn by doing. So, we do learning differently. Here, we’re transforming the way you learn. It’s amazing and focuses on something called experiential learning.

Experiential learning is education through doing and then reflecting on your experiences in order to grow a lasting knowledge base. It’s really effective when it comes to soaking up new and important information. Trust us.

Experiential learning involves you more deeply in the learning process rather than asking you to simply absorb information through lectures and books. It sets you up for success by immersing you in real-world scenarios where problem-solving, decision making, collaboration and planning are all part of the learning process. It’s like giving you valuable experience before you even start your career. And employers LOVE that. It’s no wonder why our grads are among the most employable in the province.

Here, technology is instrumental in giving you the most impactful experiential learning environment. You have access to simulators, labs, and field camps all designed with your success in mind. It’s amazing. It’s hands-on. And you will find it here.

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AVIATION

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Aviation Technology – Flight

Our Amazing Aviation Simulation LabOur state-of-the-art flight simulators provide

students with a realistic experience that closely replicates our already impressive fleet of college airplanes. If you are not up in our

Zlin and Seminole Piper planes – you are grounded in our simulation labs.

See page 77 for more details or visit

saultcollege.ca/Aviation

An Amazing Career AwaitsGraduates can look ahead to careers as flight instructors,

charter pilots, corporate pilots, and have the ultimate goal of

flying for a major airline.

Aviation and Hangar ToursWant to tour the facility and talk to our instructors? Book a Aviation Campus tour with our recruiters. See page 83 or visit saultcollege.ca for

available times!

Program Highlights

Were you meant to touch the clouds? With state-of-the-art flight simulators, your career will soar with one of the best aviation schools in CanadaPush the throttle on one of the most thrilling careers in the world. Our Aviation Technology program prepares you to take flight and become a highly trained, professional, licensed pilot. And do you know what one of the best parts is? Your career can transport you to new and exotic places around the globe. No matter where your office is, we’re certain you’ll love the view.

At Sault College, you’re not held back by gravity. Soar in our amazing Zlin aircrafts meant for aerobatic flying and training. Through on-campus instruction, flight simulation and in-flight training, you’ll be part of an award-winning program that will have you excelling in your field.

We’re proud of our reputation as a top-flight school. But offering the best opportunities to students is what keeps our head in the clouds.

Take a virtual tour of our Aviation simulator


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FLIGHT SIMULATORSSTATE-OF-THE-ART

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One of our aviation students takes to the virtual skies in our amazing flight simulator.

FLIGHT SIMULATORS

Take a virtual tour of our Aviation simulator


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Business careers are diverse and in-demand: It’s okay to feel wanted. You have a vision for your career in business. It’s exciting. The only thing left to do is set your goals and then crush them! Your path starts here.

Earn your diploma and a university degree in just four years! Create more opportunities for success with the School of Business Two Plus Two Agreements with Algoma University, Laurentian University and Lake Superior State University. Employers love it! Trust us. Check out the next page for more details.

Interested in a career in business but have a degree or diploma in a different field? No worries. Own your path through Sault College’s postgraduate business programs and build specialized skills in business needed to advance your career.

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How about a career in learning about manufacturing operations, purchasing, transportation and physical distribution? Try our Supply Chain Management program! Do you have a degree or diploma in a healthcare-related field? Love taking the lead? Then a career in Health Care Administration might be for you. Are you organized? Love to manage projects in a timely and cost-effective manner? Then Project Management is looking for you. Don’t settle. Find the real you.

How about a program that focuses on the impact that international business has on Canadian firms? Then Global Business Management is for you. This Two-year postgraduate program will introduce students to the challenges of globalization, international competition and so much more. Get connected with the world!

Do you love to travel the world and meet new people? The NEW Hospitality and Tourism Management program will prepare you for a career in worldwide hospitality and tourism operations. The one-year postgraduate certificate program focuses on developing key skills in human resources, marketing, strategic planning and leadership. Gain experience in special event planning, destination marketing, tourism operation and tourism attraction. We know you’ll make waves in this field!

Hey, and if you want to accelerate your career in business, you can do that too! The Office Administration – Executive program allows you to fast track your studies and gives you all the tools needed to thrive in today’s highly specialized offices.

Let’s get started. You were meant for a career in business and you will find it here.

Business

Business – Accounting

Business Fundamentals

Business Fundamentals (Full-time Online)

Health Care Administration

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Office Administration – Executive (Accelerated)

Project Management

Public Relations and Event Management

Supply Chain Management

Two Plus Two = Amazing!Did you know you can leverage your Sault College

Business diploma to earn a degree in only two years? That means you will have earned a degree and diploma

in only four years. Through our partnerships and agreements with institutions locally and in Sudbury, we

have amazing opportunities for you to push your education forward. Employers love it!

See next page for more information.


saultcollege.ca/Business

Proof is in the Numbers!Did you know that

our Business program has a high student

and employer satisfaction rate?*

Our New Hospitality Management Program!

Gain administrative and leadership skills

to prepare for a management career

in an exciting world of hospitality and tourism

operations.

Program Highlights

*Based on the past five consecutive years of student Key Performance Indicators surveys

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AMAZING SIMULATORS FOR TRAINING

BUSINESS PATHWAYS

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In the fast-paced world of business, competitive advantage is everything. Our unique, Two Plus Two partnerships will give you a competitive edge!Through our partnerships and agreements with institutions locally and in Sudbury, we have amazing opportunities for you to push your education forward.

Under these agreements, qualifying students in eligible programs can complete their diploma studies here at the College and move on to a partnering University to complete their degree in only four years! These pathway agreements offer our students diversity and opportunity in their postsecondary studies, opportunities to continue building on their knowledge and skills, and a strong foundation for future success.

Together with Lake Superior State University, Algoma University and Laurentian University, we have pathways to fit. See saultcollege.ca/businesspaths for more information.

AMAZING SIMULATORS FOR TRAINING

BUSINESS PATHWAYS

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COMMUNITY INTEGRATION

THROUGH COOPERATIVE

EDUCATION

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Do you love meeting new challenges? We know you do! Be inspired to move forward on your next exciting journey. Meeting new challenges is all about having the courage to take that first step to pursue fresh and exciting adventures. We know you have it in you to succeed and are excited to be a part of your journey. As a community of learners, we know that meeting and overcoming challenges comes more easily with support from others. It’s how we all move forward. So, let’s take that first step together.

Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE) is a fully integrated two-year certificate program designed to offer students with learning challenges more ways to enhance their academic, vocational and social skills. We offer 19 program areas of study that are paired with program-specific field placements for a wide range of hands-on learning opportunities. The CICE program is designed to help you meet your full learning potential, and with in-class support and tutoring, you’re on your way to a whole new level of confidence in your abilities!

As a CICE program graduate, you will work with Community Employment Support Specialists to find a job that is the best fit for you. A new challenge awaits you!

Community Integration Through Co-Operative Education

Don’t take our word for it!“I struggled to believe that I would ever go to college.

With support and encouragement my confidence grew and I learned how I learn. I graduated from CICE and went on to graduate from Digital Film Studies where I continue to pursue my dreams.” Recent CICE Graduate

See page 78 for more details or visit saultcollege.ca/CICE

Field PlacementsField Placements are

directly related to students’ area of study and provide excellent hands-on experience!

Full integrated!There are 19 areas

of study available to students and are fully

integrated into the college community!

Program Highlights

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Do you love making a difference? Community Services Programs were meant for you and you were meant to change the world. You’re selfless and committed to improving the lives of others. You’re probably too humble to admit this out loud, so we said it for you …we hope you don’t mind. Now let’s talk about how we can support your career goals. Find the real you and discover Sault College’s Community Services Programs.

Child and Youth Care is your gateway into supporting the lives of children, youth and families. Through this innovative program, you will receive training in areas such as counselling, addiction, sexuality, mental health and special needs. Field placements and a cooperative learning environment are designed to see you excel in your career helping others.

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You believe that children are the future. Hey, we have that in common! So how can we work together to inspire tomorrow’s generation today?

The Early Childhood Education (ECE) program at Sault College provides exclusive research-based training opportunities for students. Our licensed, college-run Early Learning Centre introduces you to early childhood education theory in action. Learning Centre staff work closely with faculty to provide onsite training opportunities for ECE students. This hands-on experience is a huge advantage when entering the workforce whether it’s an early learning program, EarlyON centre, health care facility or one of the many other career opportunities available to ECE grads.

Our ECE program is one of few in Ontario to offer training in Learning Language and Loving It™ – The Hanen Program®. This approach to education promotes children’s social, language and literacy development.

With an ECE diploma, you will be eligible to register with the College of Early Childhood Educators (CECE) and use the title of Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE). You can also continue your education at the university level by transferring eligible earned credits to partnering schools.

While we’re talking, we know you’d make a difference as a social services worker too! The Social Service Worker programs will provide you with the theories and approaches to support social justice and well-being. You can also specialize and become a Social Service Worker in Indigenous communities. Learn how to practice with a culturally competent approach, demonstrating an increased knowledge of Indigenous issues.

If making a difference is your passion, you will find it here.

Child and Youth Care

Early Childhood Education

Social Service Worker

Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization

Training You Need to be Successful Students in our Social Service Worker

programs will receive value added certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, Gentle

Persuasive Approach, Suicide Awareness and Intervention with SAFE talk and access to

ASIST Training. Everything you need to be amazing!


saultcollege.ca/ Community

Doing Good for the CommunityOur Annual Child and Youth Care W.A.L.K. (We All Love Kids) has

raised approximately $100,000 over the last 19 years for local agencies/

programs that serve children and youth.

Pathway to Degree Options AvailableWe have degree

options for our Child and Youth Care and our Social Service Worker programs!

Program Highlights

Take a virtual tour of our Early Learning Centre at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Do you love to taste your homework? If you speak the international language of food, this program is for you. Take your culinary passion and transform it into a career that is oh so satisfying. Cooking and creating dishes is your art. You have an appetite to connect people through your work. And guess what? That makes us really happy. We’ve designed our culinary programs to have you working alongside experienced chefs, learning the techniques to make you a culinary star in any kitchen. Discover innovative ways to prepare foods for 1 to 100+ people in our state-of-the-art industrial facility.

CULINARY

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Culinary Management

Culinary Skills – Chef Training

General Arts and Science – Kitchen Assistant


Check out our amazing labs!Come learn contemporary and classical cooking in our

beautiful culinary labs. Check out our live demonstration by visiting saultcollege.ca/VR and see our students in action in a 360˚ virtual tour of our gorgeous lab. This

form of experiential learning is dynamic and exciting – come see for yourself!


saultcollege.ca/Culinary

Gourmet-to-GoReceive hands on training

opportunities in our student run Gourmet-to-Go quick stop restaurant.

Did you know?Our students are able to acquire paid and unpaid

placement with local restaurants and hotels.

Program Highlights

And tap into your creative side through practicing hands-on presentation methods – you eat with your eyes first, after all!

Success in your field is our goal. So, we offer real-world learning experiences by having you create dishes for our fast and casual on-site restaurant, Gourmet-to-Go. Call this our secret sauce, if you will.

The Culinary Management program takes your skills to dynamic kitchens with work placements and paid co-ops. Benefit from skilled Chefs and experienced restauranteurs in our local and highly regarded restaurants!

If Hospitality and Tourism Management is your thing, we have an amazing program! This graduate program focuses on key areas of the hospitality and tourism industry including human resources, marketing, strategic and business planning and leadership. Graduates will gain administrative and leadership skills that prepare for management careers in a variety of exciting and worldwide hospitality and tourism operations.

We look forward to seeing the heights you’ll reach in your career. Whether it is working at an international resort, five-star restaurant, supper club, or launching the next big food trend – you will find your flavour here.

Take a virtual tour of our Culinary Lab


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Deron Tett, one of our amazing culinary professors watches on as our student learns the great art of Flambé.

FIRE UP YOUR CULINARY PASSION

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Do you like to build things? Or things that build you? There is an in-demand career out there looking for you right now. And we can’t keep it a secret. What if? These two simple, but powerful words have inspired every piece of modern technology in our lives. You are the inquisitive mind who turns inspiration into creation and puts the ‘what ifs’ into action. You’ve chosen a career in engineering technology because you’re a problem solver. You will make things better, faster and easier. And it starts here.

There’s a shift happening in the manufacturing, medical and aerospace industries right now. Not to sound too science-fictiony, but robots are replacing jobs! Nearly half of the Canadian workforce

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Civil Engineering Technician

Electrical Engineering Technician – Process Automation

Electrical Engineering Technician – Process Automation and Trades

Electrical Engineering Technology – Process Automation

Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technician

Mechanical Engineering Technician – Manufacturing

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Robotics and Advanced Automation

Check Out Our Amazing Robotics Lab Our Robotics and Advanced Automation program will help students gain knowledge, expertise and professional skills related to robotic

applications and automation used in various sectors of industry. Student will learn in this world-class laboratory equipped with the latest robotics equipment installed in a simulated manufacturing

environment. Come see how amazing!


saultcollege.ca/Engineering

Our Labs are Impressive Our Electrical Engineering labs

boast the latest equipment including Rockwell PLC 5000’s,

ABB Robots, Rockwell Powerflex DC Drives and so much more!

Program Highlights

could be affected by automation over the next 10 years. The result will be a growing industry in solution-driven product design, development and testing. The question is, are you ready to change the future of industries? Um… YES! Our Robotics and Advanced Automation program will have you thriving in a changing workforce. Use a state-of-the-art laboratory to simulate a manufacturing environment and put your ideas into action to solve real-world problems.

Our Electrical Engineering Technician – Process Automation program provides practical knowledge of electricity and electronics. When you are done, you will be able to install, test, modify, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems. Not only that, you will be able to evaluate, analyze, design, and develop those same systems!

Other in-demand careers are calling your name too. Just stop and listen to the world around you. The road you hear those cars on; not possible without civil engineering. The computer you’re streaming your music on; it would be silent without the electrical system designed through electrical engineering. And, the roar of your car engine; it would be a sputter without the parts and tools designed by mechanical engineering. Engineering makes the world tick. Thanks for keeping our busy lives up and running!

If you’re not sure what path in engineering you want to take, no worries. We offer a Pre-Trades and Technology program that will let you explore different areas of technology and skilled trades. Find the best fit for you here!

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Our state-of-the-art robotics lab which simulates a manufacturing environment where students will learn around real world scenarios.

Take a virtual tour of our Robotics and

Engineering Lab at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Are you still discovering what you love? In a world of many possibilities, we can help you find the path to career success. Your choice matters. You have so much to offer the world and you know it (it’s okay to admit that). Because of this, your road to a fulfilling career could lead in any direction. We can’t wait to see where it will take you. Let’s start here.

The General Arts and Science program is designed for YOU. The program allows you to explore a wide range of interesting subjects while developing sought after skills in communication, critical thinking and interpersonal relations. Study social science, humanities, communications, and math and science as the best way to discover what you truly love to do. Plus, you’ll work with faculty to choose electives and create an individualized full or part-time schedule that best fits your life! Once you get rolling in General Arts and Science,

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take your passion and continue in one of our other great diploma programs where, with the right requirements, you could be enrolled in your program of choice.

If the road to your career turns into a runway, we’ve got you covered. 10 percent of Sault College’s Aviation Technology – Fight program spots are held for One-Year General Arts and Science certificate holders. That’s right, we’re calling ‘seat-savers’ for you.

Want to be university-bound? No problem. Just continue in the General Arts and Science – University Transfer Program. Gain a solid foundation for university study and discover the many pathways available to graduates wanting to continue in this direction. Our responsibility is to give you the best environment to explore your interests and help you prepare for the next steps in your education. And we take that responsibility very seriously.

Whatever career you choose to pursue, we know you’ll be great. Find the real you here.


General Arts and Science – One-Year

General Arts and Science – University Transfer

You have Pathway Options! As a graduate of the two-year General Arts and Science

– University Transfer diploma program, there are a number of university pathway options available to

you. Our pathway partners include: Algoma, Carleton, Lakehead, Lake Superior State, Laurentian, York

University and the University of Guelph, Waterloo and Windsor.

See page 79 for more details or visit saultcollege.ca/GAS

Sky’s the Limit These programs give you the opportunity to explore a wide variety of subject areas such as: communications,

social sciences, humanities, the arts or math and science at a postsecondary level, and discover what it is

that interests you.

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Do you love to care for others? Your passion to help inspires us!Sault College understands that an investment in you is an investment in the thousands of people you’ll impact through your career. And hey, we kind of like that. To support your drive to help others we offer several diverse programs in health care that will bring your goals to life.

As a nursing student, you’ll explore career-specific scenarios that prepare you for real-world success. Clinical placements that begin in year one, a state-of-the-art simulation lab and small class sizes create a focused and innovative learning environment. Through our unique partnership with Laurentian University, we offer all four years of the Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program on-site. Our programs develop the high-skilled, in-demand providers of health care needed in the province. It’s amazing. It’s hands-on. And you will find it here.

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Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Fitness and Health Promotion

Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant

Personal Support Worker

Practical Nursing

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas

See Our Simulation Labs! Our state-of-the-art Adult Medical-Surgical Simulation Lab allows our students to learn

through active participation in life-like situations. We also have: a large general lab, a simulated home, assessment lab and a maternal-child sim lab where students can focus on other

communication, critical thinking and hands-on skills. Come see for yourself how amazing

our labs are!


saultcollege.ca/Health

Proof is in the Numbers!The 2018 National Council

Licensure Examination (NCLEX) pass rate for

Sault College graduates was 88.9% for first attempt while the provincial average

was 79.3%!

Amazing New Pathway Options!

Fitness and Health Promotion graduates will now be able to transfer their diploma credits to a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology degree at Lake Superior State University

(Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan) for an additional two years!

Program Highlights

Does seeing others succeed get your heart racing? Fitness and Health Promotion will have you inspiring people and communities to live their best lives through custom wellness programs. Hands-on training and field placements provide the key leadership skills and physical assessment techniques needed for your success. And graduates looking to pursue a degree in personal training, kinesiology or exercise science can transfer eligible earned credits to programs at our partnering universities. Yep, you can earn a diploma AND degree in as little as four years!

Let’s team up and find a career that is fulfilling and meaningful to you. Whether your passion is nursing, fitness and health, personal support work, occupational therapy or physiotherapy, you will find it here.

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The professor staged a Code Blue in this real world scenario. Students learn through active participation in life-like situations in our amazing nursing simulator labs.


REAL WORLD APPLICATION

Check out this live Nursing scene


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Do you love belonging to a community of Indigenous life, thought and history? Indigenous Studies is an environment that fits you – the real you. Like you, Sault College celebrates language, culture and heritage present in our communities. Welcome to a cultural learning journey of physical, mental and spiritual health.

Embedded in Indigenous language is knowledge and expression that reaches far beyond

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words and sentences. Indigenous language represents history, relationship to the land, ceremony, spirituality, and much more. Sault College offers one of the few certified Indigenous language immersion certificates in North America. This program will connect you with the Anishinaabe language and deepen your understanding of First Nation values and worldviews in a supportive environment.

Building up communities is your jam. Let’s make sure you have all the right tools. The Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization program will give you a foundation as a skilled social service worker with a culturally competent approach. Advocate for social justice in both Indigenous and mainstream organizations while empowering individuals, families and entire communities.

Complete the Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization program at Sault College or off-campus in Thunder Bay. After completing the program, you will be eligible to register with the College of Social Work and Social Service Workers.

Knowledge, history, community pride – you will find it here.

Anishinaabemowin – Immersion


Social Service Worker – Native Specialization

Meet Ted and Barb - Our Resident Elders Recognizing the importance of traditional knowledge, Sault College is

pleased to provide Elders-in-Residence services. Located in Indigenous Studies, our Elders are available to students and staff for one-on-one mentoring, talking circles, traditional teachings, ceremonies, cultural

curriculum support, presentations, events and drop-ins.


saultcollege.ca/Indigenous

Did you know?We were the Gold Winner for the Indigenous

Education Excellence Award from Colleges and Institutes Canada 2016-2017. Amazing!

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Do you love making networks work? From IoT to GIS, AI to VR, your connection to today’s digital transformation is spelled out at Sault College. Employers are looking for you! Industries across the globe from healthcare to finance to automotive and manufacturing continue to use technologies to make business more efficient and more secure. They’re relying less on people and more on computers to get things done – it’s all very futuristic. So, what about your future? We were hoping we could team up to smash your goals in the IT sector. What do you say?

With the best student-to-computer ratio in the province, all the tools you’ll need to succeed in the computer programmer or analyst programs will

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always be available at your fingertips. And in the ever-changing world of computers, we want to make sure you don’t become outdated technology. That’s why we design our hardware and software environments to mirror up-to-date industry-standard networks and platforms. We constantly evolve so you can design, develop and implement the newest computer applications in the field.

Like technology, we know your potential is limitless.

Oh, and if you’re interested in a university degree in computer networking or computer science, you can apply earned Sault College credits to continue your studies at partnering institutions like Algoma University, University of Guelph and the University of Windsor.

Want to complete a degree and explore the world? Our degree pathways also lead to schools in Australia and Ireland.

As businesses use technology to transform how they operate, there will continue to be a growing need for programmers and software developers. Are you ready to be in demand?

Computer Programmer

Computer Programmer Analyst

Geographic Information Systems – Applications Specialist

Mobile Applications Design

Network Architecture and Security Analytics

Amazing Pathway Options! On completion of our Computer Programmer

Analyst program, students can choose to earn their undergraduate degree in one more year from our local

university (Algoma University). But if you are looking for some amazing postgraduate certificates – check out Network Architecture and Security Analytics and

Mobile Applications Design programs. See next page for more information on pathway options.

See page 80 for more details or visit saultcollege.ca/IT

You Are in Demand! Graduates from our Mobile Applications Design program are in high demand! The

employment outlook will be good for Computer

programmers and interactive media

developers in Ontario.*

New Heights for GIS New to our Geographic

Information Systems (GIS) – Applications Specialist program is the adoption of Drone (RPAS) usage.

Watch out skies!

Program Highlights

*Source: Government of Canada Job Bank Trend Analysis. Visit www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/outlook-occupation/27313/ON

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Whether you are a high school or a mature student, our path to success is waiting for you. Students can explore options that allow for flexibility, fast tracking, or strengthening your marketability in the workforce. College graduates can find our post-graduate options rewarding or look at a path within our degree options with our partnering university agreements.

University students can find that extra credential like Mobile Application Design or Network Architecture & Security Analytics. Credentials that give you that extra edge.

To view admission requirements and program information, see pages 80 -81. For pathway to degree options visit saultcollege.ca/pathways

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYSYou path is unique and for that, we have options. Our Information Technology programming allows students from every facet, find a path that leads to success.

HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS

COLLEGE GRADUATES

In Computer- Related Field**

UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

SECOND CAREER & WSIB*

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Computer Programmer

2090

Two Years

Bachelor of Computer Science

Four Year Program

SC 2 Years + Two Years (5 sem)

SC 3 Years + One Year (3 sem)

Computer Programmer

Analyst2091

One Year Post Diploma

Mobile Applications

Design2190


Geographic Information

Systems (GIS)4018


Network Architecture and Security

Analytics 2195


Robotics4068


Bachelor of Computer Science

Three Year Program

SC Two Years + One Year (3 sem)

SC 3 Year + One Year (2 sem)

*Workplace Safety and Insurance Board.**Must be in a computer-related field of study. Refer to page 78-85

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You love to serve your community. And we can’t thank you enough. What we can do is continue to offer the best hands-on training for your career in law enforcement and public protection.People like you want to make a difference in the world. And that motivates us to provide the best programming for our students. Rated as one of the top programs in the province, the Police Foundations program at Sault College prepares you for excellence in your career.

Experience training technology used by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide. Sault College’s MILO Range tactical, use of force, and firearms training system delivers an immersive experience within our state-of-the-art simulation training lab. Learn through over 800 realistic, on-the-job scenarios that you can interact with using voice recognition and use of force tools. Simulation training can

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help students achieve 90% learning retention. And we take full advantage of this.

Sault College is a make-life-easy place for students. It’s how we like it. So, we offer the option to graduate from our Police Foundations and Protection, Security and Investigation programs with a university degree through our neighbouring Lake Superior State University. This pathway could save you time and money. If you’d like more details, feel free to connect with one of our helpful advisors.

Our Justice Studies grads are off doing great things in their communities. You can find them serving as city police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Canada Border Services Agency officers. Some have even reached among the top of their field as Deputy Chief of Police, Detachment Commander of the OPP and the Director of a Security Company. We’re proud of that.

Let’s take the next step in making a difference in our communities together.

Police Foundations

Protection, Security and Investigation

Natural Resource/Environmental Law – Inspection and Enforcement (See page 64 for details)

Welcome to Our Amazing Justice Studies Lab This room is home to our real-life, state-of-the-art simulator. This system provides students with a fully immersive training

environment. The more realistic the training the more effective the results. That’s why our simulator supports a host of weapons and

system features that you can use to simulate virtually any use of force scenario. How cool is this!


saultcollege.ca/Justice

Police Foundations Degree OptionsDid you know that we have developed an amazing degree partnership with Algoma University to earn your Law and Justice degree in only two more short years?

Visit saultcollege.ca/twoPLUStwo for more information.

Program Highlights

Take a virtual tour of our Justice Studies

simulator at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Do you love using your right brain? You’re a creator and make your own rules. Let us help you design a career around your artistic passion. “Quiet on the set!” Have you ever pictured yourself saying that? You’re an artist with a creative vision that can’t be held back. And that inspires us. Let’s work together to bring that vision to life.

Press play on a career in digital film production at Sault College. Experience a unique program that takes you through the filmmaking process from start to finish. Learn about idea development, scripting, production and distribution. Gain valuable insight into producing for both film and television. Plus get the opportunity to work as a crew member on one of the many films shot locally.

Join a cast of successful characters. Film production is a thriving

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Digital Film Production

Game – Art

Graphic Design – Digital Media

Your New Digital Film StudioHere you will find our acclaimed digital film students

producing, directing and editing their very own masterpieces – all in our cool real live sets. To see

our film studio in a 360˚ immersive experience, visit saultcollege.ca/VR and see our students

in action!


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State-of-the-”ART”Experience our

state-of-the-art computer lab, equipped with new augmented and virtual

reality and mobile hardware.

Accelerate Your Career Our accelerated 3-year

Graphic Design program is delivered in only

two years!

Program Highlights

business in Canada and Sault Ste. Marie. Just ask our world-travelling graduates working on projects from Netflix series to major studio films. Our students have been credited on the production “A Masked Saint” with Roddy Piper, “Remember” starring Christopher Plummer, “The Amazing Race Canada”, and many more! We admit: we’re kind of proud of our film fam.

If design is more your scene, sketch out your professional goals in the Graphic Design – Digital Media program. You will explore the design process alongside professional designers. And with project-based learning, you’ll gain hands-on experience while developing an eye-catching portfolio that employers won’t help but notice. Did we mention you receive an advanced diploma? That’s right! The program is the only accelerated design program in Ontario so you will complete our 3-year program in only two years. It will be sad to see you graduate so soon, but we’re okay with that.

Want to bring worlds to life? You will find it here. Without visual artists, video games would be nothing more than ideas. The Game Art program focuses on traditional arts as a foundation to create digital game assets using industry-standard software. Put your imagination to the test as you develop alternate worlds with limitless possibilities.

If you’re excited about graphic design, digital film production or video game art, the real you is now playing at Sault College.

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Students gather as they prepare to shoot a scene in our Digital Film studio. Our unique program covers the entire filmmaking process from idea development and scripting, through production into post-production and distribution.

Watch our students in action! Check out this live Digital Film scene at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Do you love the outdoors? Sault Ste. Marie is home to the largest freshwater lakes in the world, the Canadian Shield, and diverse forests – sounds like the perfect classroom, doesn’t it? We both can agree, protecting the environment is in our nature. We love sharing that with you! Our nationally recognized School of Natural Environment programs focus on conservation, environmental protection, and exploring natural resources through field-based study.

Your classroom is a 45-hectare outdoor lab and newly constructed Waterfront Adventure Centre. Test your knowledge on multi-day field trips,

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collaborate in shared workspaces, and start your natural resource career through a cooperative work placement.

Plus, through a new partnership with the regional conversation authority, we’ve expanded our outdoor classroom adding more diverse lands to research and apply real-world natural resource management concepts. This, along with a new agreement with Algoma University, the Ontario Forest Research Institute and Natural Resources Canada’s Great Lakes Forestry Centre to share equipment, research sites, and other resources to promote forest science research and education.

If you’re excited about a career in adventure recreation, fish and wildlife, conservation, forestry or environmental law, you belong here!

Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician

Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician

Forestry Technician – Conservation

Natural Environment Technician – Conservation and Management

Natural Environment Technologist – Conservation and Management

Natural Resource/Environmental Law – Inspection and Enforcement

Pathway to a Degree is Within Reach!Introducing our Two Plus Two Pathway to Degree

option with Algoma University. Students can join us for two years and will only need two more with our

partnering University to earn a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science. Visit saultcollege.ca/TwoplusTwo

for more information.


saultcollege.ca/Nature

Your New Classroom is Breathtaking! Sault College is nestled between stunning Lake Superior

and pristine Lake Huron with countless inland lakes, streams and a diversity of forest types. Our campus is

the perfect place to undertake studies committed to the protection, conservation and sustainable management

of Ontario’s diverse and majestic ecosystems.

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Students watch on as they learn in our four-day field camp in an amazing outdoor experience in the heart of the wilderness.

NOT YOUR TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM

Take a virtual tour of our Outdoor

Studies lab at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Do you love being a trendsetter? Embark on a career that makes a statement. You want people to feel confident and stand out from the crowd. And that’s really cool. Our programs let your creativity shine and give you the tools to start a career with style.

Master a full range of spa treatments through our one-year Esthetician program. You’ll learn from experienced professionals in a fully-equipped esthetic lab and gain valuable hands-on experience in a student-run community spa. Our updated curriculum keeps you ahead of exciting industry trends. Learn microblading techniques, eyelash extension artistry, sugaring hair removal techniques, cupping massage methods, and more. Make a name for yourself in a career that allows you to travel, work flexible hours, or start your own business.

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Esthetician

Hairstyling

See Our Amazing Labs! Come experience the beauty and relaxation of our student run Spa and Salon. When you walk in you

will be greeted by our students. Your senses will be ignited with the smells of aromatherapy and soothing

relaxation music. From anti-fatigue mats to protect our stylists, upgraded ergonomically correct furniture, professional grade salon equipment to professional

products – your salon and spa is waiting for you. Visit saultcollege.ca/VR to see them for yourself!

See page 82 for more details or visit saultcollege.ca/Spa

How Amazing are Our Students?

Our Esthetician program partnered with our local ARCH Hospice for a new

initiative, Health and Wellness Wednesdays. Our students provided the residents, staff, and volunteers at ARCH with

some well-deserved pampering and care!

New Additions to Our Esthetician Program!

We are excited to announce new amazing

additions to our curriculum. We now

offer microblading, lash extensions, lash lifts, BB

Glow, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and

much more!

Program Highlights

If your interest is styling, our popular Hairstyling program is the spot. Discover the secrets to mastering your favourite looks or bring a new vision to life. Plus learn the ins and outs of making clients happy. Gain first-hand experience in our on-site salon using the tools to specialize in cutting, styling and colouring services.

Career opportunities in hairstyling are endless. You can work in or own a salon, travel the world as a stylist, have a career from home, or you can continue your learning by specializing or finding a profession as a teacher. You will find it here.

Take a virtual tour of our Salon and Spa at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Do you love the roar of an engine? Whether you want to work on heavy equipment or with it, your success is what drives us. You like to make things move. Fast. Cars are more than a hobby to you; they’re a way of life. With a state-of-the-art motive power centre, you’ll have the tools and training necessary to take your passion to the next level. Let’s go!

Through our Motive Power programs, you gain valuable hands-on experience building, diagnosing and repairing a wide variety of cars, trucks and heavy equipment – employers will love that you have experience in multiple trades. The unique layout of our classrooms simulate the actual workplace to give you real-world practice and make it easy to transfer your skills to the shop. Pretty cool, eh? You’ll also learn all of the ins and outs of the service business along the way.

If you love to shape the world around you, our programs will give you the foundation for a fulfilling future in skilled trades. Communities are built by passionate tradespeople like you and we’re honoured to be working together to put the finishing touches on your career.

Gain essential carpentry skills and learn industry-standard building techniques in the Construction Carpentry Techniques program. In only eight short months you’ll know how to draft estimates, survey, create layouts and read blueprints. And if you’re interested in learning a skill used in almost every trade, our welding programs will have you thriving in a profession that’s in high demand. Master welding various types of metal while developing blueprints for different projects.

There are so many great career options in skilled trades. We know! Don’t worry if you’re unsure about what area you’d like best. The Pre-Trades and Technology program will give you the chance to sample different skills and backgrounds while offering you a solid foundation in trades and technology.

If you’re interested in getting the job done, you will find it here.

Construction Techniques

Mechanical Techniques – Industrial Maintenance (Millwright)

Mechanical Techniques – Machine Shop

Metal Fabrication Technician

Motive Power Fundamentals – Automotive Repair

Motive Power Fundamentals – Heavy Equipment and Truck Repair

Motive Power Technician – Advanced Repair

Pre-Trades and Technology

Welding Techniques

Want to See 25,000 Square Feet of Amazing?See our 25,000 square foot Motive Power Centre. With an additional 8,000 square

feet of classroom space – there is plenty of room to learn and experience live, real-world scenarios. You will experience our electronic classroom learning

environment where you will use software simulations and hardware trainers to learn high tech concepts. Instructors and students can work together by screen sharing

technologies to create a collaborative work environment. See our students in action at saultcollege.ca/VR


saultcollege.ca/Trades

You are In Demand! Ontario will face a shortage of about 100,000 skilled

trade workers in the manufacturing and

building sectors over the next 15 years*

Program Highlights

*Source: Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Take a virtual tour of our Motive Power Centre at saultcollege.ca/VR or scan the QR code

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Watch this live scene as our students diagnose a mechanical issue in our Motive Power Centre.

To view, visit saultcollege.ca/VR

or scan the QR code

Students learn with our software simulations and screen sharing technologies.

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2+2=AMAZING

DIPLOMA TO DEGREE PATHWAYS

DIPLOMA PROGRAM DURATION MIN. GPA

DIPLOMA CREDITS GRANTED

UNIVERSITY CREDITS TO EARN DEGREE EARNED

BUSINESS 5 Semesters* 3.00-3.29 57 63 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

4 Semesters 3.30+ 60 60

BUSINESS – ACCOUNTING 5 Semesters* 3.00-3.29 57 63 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

4 Semesters 3.30+ 60 60

NATURAL ENVIRONMENT TECHNICIAN

4 Semesters 3.50+ 60 60 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (HONOURS)

FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TECHNICIAN


ADVENTURE RECREATION AND PARKS TECHNICIAN


FORESTRY TECHNICIAN 4 Semesters 3.50+ 60 60 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (HONOURS)

POLICE FOUNDATIONS 4 Semesters 3.00+ 60 60 LAW AND JUSTICE (HONOURS)

*Five semesters can also be completed within the duration of two calendar years. Refer to Program Outlines for more information.

Introducing our exciting Diploma to Degree Partnerships with Algoma University!Introducing our exciting Two Plus Two diploma to degree program pathways with our local university, Algoma University. Under these agreements, qualifying students in eligible programs can complete their diploma studies here at the College and move on to Algoma University to complete their degree in four years! These pathway agreements offer our students diversity and opportunity in their postsecondary studies, opportunities to continue building on their knowledge and skills, and a strong foundation for future success.

Visit saultcollege.ca/TWOplusTWO for more information.

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Employment Solutions connects you to the workforce!Meet with our staff and receive assistance with your resume and cover letter, get connected to employers, receive job alerts, browse the job board and so much more!

Contact us or visit us today to access our free programs and services.

SAULT STE. MARIE 421 Bay Street, 705.945.0705

BLIND RIVER 1 Industrial Park Road, 705.356.1611

employment-solutions.ca

This Employment Ontario service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario. Employment Solutions is a department of Sault College.

Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) CertificateMissing a course prerequisite for admission to your college program of choice? If so, our Academic Upgrading program can help you prepare for college-level and apprenticeship programs at any time during the year.

With year-round intake, flexible course delivery and self-paced learning options, upgrading meets the needs of a diverse student population. Qualified Academic Upgrading students have the opportunity to take a college course free-of-charge. Assistance with transportation also available. For more information visit saultcollege.ca/upgrading

Cooperative EducationCooperative Education (Co-op) provides opportunities for you to learn beyond your classroom as you integrate relevant work experiences into your academic studies. Co-op also lets you further develop life and employment skills while earning money.

You can also get a better idea of the career options available to you and build your network of contacts for future employment. Many employers prefer hiring co-op grads because of the applied learning they receive. We will prepare you for your summer work term and employment upon graduation.

Dual Credit Options

Two for the price of one! It doesn’t get any better than that.You can start your career by taking college classes while still in high school. Not only do they give you a sneak peek into the college atmosphere and life, they also give you a glimpse into a career that you’ll love. Plus, they count as both a high school and a college credit.

How to ApplyIf you are a student in grade 11 or 12 talk to Student Services at your high school to determine your eligibility.

For more information visit saultcollege.ca/dualcredit

Dual credit programs are funded by the Government of Ontario through the School College Work Initiative.

Do you love looking up to someone? Or love learning alongside experienced professionals in your chosen field of study? Getting paid for the work you do is also a bonus! You’ll couple your hands-on education with classroom training or online learning with us while registered as an apprentice with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

We have an amazing variety of different apprenticeship programs below, for whatever you love! For more information, visit saultcollege.ca/apprenticeships

Automotive Service Technician

Brick and Stone Mason

Commercial Vehicle Common Core - Level I

Construction and Maintenance Electrician

Cook

Hairstylist

Heavy Duty Equipment Technician

Industrial Electrician

Industrial Mechanic Millwright (in partnership with Durham College)

Ironworker

Parts Technician

Plumber

Steamfitting

Truck and Coach Technician

Utility Arborist

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EDUCATION COSTS FOR 2019-2020HOME ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS

TUITION AND ANCILLARY FEES $4,246* $4,246* $4,246*

BOOKS & SUPPLIES $1,600 $1,600 $1,600

HOUSING $0 $5,300 – 7,000 $4,400 -7,000**

FOOD/MEAL PLAN $0 $3,000 – 3,700*** $2,500 – 4,000

INTERNET, CABLE, & LAUNDRY $600 (phone only)

Included $2,500 – 4,000 (includes phone)

LOCAL TRANSIT $0 – $360**** $0 – $360**** $0 – $360****

MISC (ENTERTAINMENT, SHOPPING, ETC.)

$2,600 $2,600 $2,600

TOTAL $9,706 $18,306 $20,606

Above represents 2019-2020 academic year. Fees subject to change. Represents approximate costs only *Domestic student fees only. Some programs cost more. Refer to the website for specific tuition fees. **Some off-campus housing options require a 12 month lease, which will increase the above mentioned costs. ***Mandatory meal plan. ****Local transportation for two semesters is optional.

That’s every day for us! Paying your fees is an important part of becoming a Sault College student and our Student Financial Assistance Office makes sure you have access to the best resources to help with those educational costs. Along with OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program), we assist with SBA (Scholarships, Bursaries, and Awards) and Student Exceptional Expense Bursary and Entrance Awards. Don’t understand the pesky details of budgets? We can help with budget counselling and debt repayment sessions. Need a job while you study? We offer student jobs within the college through the On-Campus Student Employment Program.

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You will need an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent to take a College program. We offer Academic Upgrading free-of-charge if you did not graduate from high school or do not have the requirements for the program you want to take. Mature students over 19 who do not have a high school diploma are also welcome to apply.

OCD Ontario College Diploma OCAD Ontario College Advanced Diploma CRED Credential AwardedOCC Ontario College Certificate OCGC Ontario College Graduate Certificate SEM Semesters

*Recommended course. **Fees based on three semesters. All other fees based on two semesters in the 2019-2020 academic year and are approximate and subject to change. Visit saultcollege.ca/fees for more information. ***Tuition and ancillary fees for domestic students only. Contact [email protected] for international student fees.

PROGRAM AND ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

PROGRAM CAREERS CODE CRED SEM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TUITION***

AVIATIONAviation Technology – Flight

Flight instructors, charter pilots, corporate pilots, and major airlines

4061 OCAD 7 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (C) MCT4C or Grade 12 University Math – MHF4U or MCV4U, Grade 12 Physics (C) SPH4C

Final acceptance into the program is contingent upon completion and proof of:Transport Canada Category 1 Medical Certificate, Due August 1st

$10,184**

SCHOOL OF BUSINESSBusiness2+2

Marketing, banking, sales, real estate/appraisal, finance, insurance, customer service, accounting, purchasing and management

2035 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 11 Foundations for College Math (C) MBF3C

$3,736

Additional Certificate Earned: Business Fundamentals (2037)

Business – Accounting2+2

Lottery and gaming corporations, chartered accounting firms, revenue agencies, banking, government agencies, and small and medium businesses


$3,736

Additional Certificate Earned: Business Fundamentals (2037)

Business Fundamentals Entry level positions including: sales, general administration and customer service

2037 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 11 Foundations for College Math (C) MBF3C

$3,736


Graduates will be prepared for management positions in health care facilities such as: hospitals, clinics, long term care homes and private businesses.

2186 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Degree or equivalent, preferably in health care field

$4,113


Graduates will be prepared for management positions in convention and conference centres, destination marketing, hotel industries, restaurant industries, tourism operations, and tourist attractions

1076 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, Degree or equivalent

$4,113

Office Administration – Executive (Compressed Delivery)

Administrative assistant, executive assistant, office coordinator, information specialist, receptionist, clerk-typist, secretary, records management clerk in private industry, government agencies, and financial institutions


$6,888**

Project Management Project manager, project coordinator, project leader, process development analyst and global project assistant manager

2176 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Degree or equivalent

$4,113

We now offer diploma to degree program pathways with partnering universities. Complete a 2-year diploma at Sault College and move on to University to complete your degree in just two more years!

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Public Relations and Event Management

Corporate spokesperson, media relations, issues management, community relations, event management, government affairs, publicity and promotion, sponsorship and fundraising


$4,113

Supply Chain Management

Purchasing agent or officer, inventory specialist, compliance specialist or manager, supply chain supervisor, customs agent, broker or specialist, tracking and scheduling coordinator and logistics coordinator


$4,113

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION THROUGH CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION (CICE PROGRAM)Community Integration Through Cooperative Education

Dependent on area of study 1120 OCC 4 Ontario Secondary School Diploma or Certificate of Education, Achievement or Accomplishment

Visit saultcollege.ca for placement requirements

$3,736

COMMUNITY SERVICESChild and Youth Care Treatment centres, group homes, schools, social

agencies, hospitals, children’s aid societies, youth programs, recreational programs, youth justice facilities, and community development

1065 OCAD 6 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C


$3,736

Early Childhood Education

Licensed infant, toddler, preschool and after- school programs, Ministry of Education Full Day Early Learning Kindergarten programs, parent resource centre programs, educational assistant and literacy educator

1030 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C


$3,736

Social Services Worker Community-based organizations, social service agencies, educational, developmental services, educational settings, social services, income security programs, mental health, addictions and concurrent disorder programs, long term care facilities, health and corrections settings



$3,736


Private, governmental, and Indigenous specific programs in areas of mental health, education, addictions, outreach, family services and social welfare



$3,736

Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization (Thunder Bay)

Private, governmental, and Indigenous specific programs in areas of mental health, education, addictions, outreach, family services and social welfare



$3,489

CULINARYCulinary Management (Co-op)

Resorts, hotels, restaurants, health care facilities, cruise lines, catering services, private clubs and industrial kitchens


$4,499

Additional Certificate Earned: Culinary Skills – Chef Training (1071)

Culinary Skills – Chef Training

Resorts, hotels, restaurants, health care facilities, cruise lines, catering services, private clubs and industrial kitchens


$4,254


Hotel kitchens, restaurants, institutions, and catering organizations

1075 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $3,736


Graduates will be prepared for management positions in convention and conference centres, destination marketing, hotel industries, restaurant industries, tourism operations, and tourist attractions

1076 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, Degree or equivalent

$4,113

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYCivil Engineering Technician (Co-op)

Consulting engineering companies, general contractors, building product manufacturers, municipal governments, highway departments, and federal public works departments

4080 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Math for College Technology (C) MCT4C or Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$4,308

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Electrical Engineering Technician – Process Automation

Public utilities commission, industrial user, manufacturer of electrical equipment, electrical installer, and electrical engineering consulting firm

4026 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Math for College Technology (C) MCT4C* or Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Electrical Engineering Technician – Process Automation and Trades

Instrument repair technician, electrical maintenance technician, process control technician, and electrical repairer

4127 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Math for College Technology (C) MCT4C* or Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Additional Certificate Earned: Electrical Engineering – Process Automation (4026)

Electrical Engineering Technology – Process Automation

Public utilities commission, industrial user, manufacturer of electrical equipment, electrical installer, and electrical engineering consulting firm

4029 OCAD 2 Electrical Engineering Technician Diploma and completion of Calculus (MTH551)

$3,804

Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technician

Pulp and paper, power generation, mining, petrochemical, natural gas, steel, refining, and water and wastewater treatment industries

4104 OCD N/A Not a direct intake. If you are enrolled in a Sault College Electrical Engineering program (4026, 4127, 4029) you may be eligible in your second or third year to take courses that will allow you to gain this additional diploma.

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Mechanical Engineering Technology

Computer-aided design and manufacturing, industrial sales and junior management in the mechanical field

4043 OCAD 2 Mechanical Engineering Technician Diploma, completion of MCH125 and MTH551 or equivalent

$3,804

Mechanical Engineering Technician – Manufacturing

Steel, mining, pulp and paper, lumber, automotive and food processing industries

4039 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Additional Certificate Earned: Mechanical Techniques – Machine Shop (4040) and Mechanical Techniques – Industrial Maintenance, Millwright (5082)


Prepares you for college postsecondary technology programs, apprenticeships, and/or the workplace

4005 OCC 2 OSSD or equivalent $3,804

Robotics and Advanced Automation

Automotive and aerospace manufacturing industries, food and beverage industries, pharmaceutical industries, original equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and automation distribution and sales

4068 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma or University Degree in a related field such as electrical, mechanical, mechatronics or metal fabrication. Related industry experience may also be granted admission at the discretion of the College.

$4,564

GENERAL ARTS & SCIENCEGeneral Arts and Science – Kitchen Assistant

Hotel kitchens, restaurants, institutions, and catering organizations


General Arts and Science – One-Year

Pathway to communications, social sciences, humanities, and math and science


General Arts and Science – University Transfer2+2

Pathway to prepare for further education at university level

1115 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $3,736

HEALTH SCIENCESCollaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Community, private practice, acute and chronic care hospitals

3400 BScN 8 Six (6) Grade 12 courses including English ENG4U, Grade 12 Math (U), Biology SBI4U, and Chemistry SCH4U and the remainder at the ‘U’ or ‘M’ level, minimum overall average of 75% for all 6 courses

$7,135

Visit saultcollege.ca for clinical requirements

Applicants not applying directly from high school are advised to contact the Registrar’s Office for further information regarding admission

Fitness and Health Promotion

Personal trainer, health coach, group fitness and activity leader in public and private healthy active living clubs/agencies (fitness and recreation), workplace fitness programs and the fitness industry

3040 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C and at least one of the following senior sciences: Grade 11 Biology (C) SBI3C or Physics (C) SPH3C or Grade 12 Chemistry (C) SCH4C or Grade 12 Exercise Science (U) PSE4U or Kinesiology (U) PSK4U

$3,804


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Graduates will be prepared for management positions in health care facilities such as: hospitals, clinics, long term care homes and private businesses.

2186 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Degree or equivalent, preferably in health care field

$4,113

Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant

Acute care hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, children’s rehabilitation centers, community care (home care), convalescent care facilities, private physiotherapy clinics, occupational therapy centers, disability management services and long term care facilities

3022 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C and Grade 11 Biology (C) SBI3C


$3,804

Personal Support Worker Long-term care facilities, hospitals, community agencies, and various other settings offering opportunities to work with various age groups

3027 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C


$3,804

Personal Support Worker (Full-Time Contact North)

Long-term care facilities, hospitals, community agencies, and various other settings offering opportunities to work with various age groups

3038 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C


$3,557

Practical Nursing Hospitals, community, long-term care and other health care facilities, services and programs; also work within other organizations and agencies that require nursing knowledge and expertise

3024 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 11 Math (C) MBF3C, Grade 11 Biology (C) SBI3C, and Grade 11 Chemistry (U) SCH3U or Grade 12 Chemistry (C) SCH4C with minimum overall average of 65%


$4,359

Pre-Health Sciences – Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas

Students will be eligible to apply for admission to Ontario College Certificate and Diploma programs at Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology in the health sciences or other related programs in the biological or chemical sciences


Pre-Health Sciences – Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees

Students will be eligible to apply for admission to the first year of a health and/or science-related advanced diploma or degree program at an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology and to many health or science related degree programs at Ontario universities


INDIGENOUS STUDIESSocial Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization

Private, governmental, and Indigenous Specific programs in areas of mental health, education, addictions, outreach, family services and social welfare



$3,736

Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization (Thunder Bay)

Private, governmental, and Indigenous Specific programs in areas of mental health, education, addictions, outreach, family services and social welfare



$3,489

Sault College partners with a number of Indigenous institutes to offer programming in communities outside of Sault Ste. Marie. Please contact the Continuing Education Department at 705 759-2554, Ext. 2442 to receive information about program availability.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDIESComputer Programmer

Software development, systems analysis and design, user interface design and human factors, web and database design and programming, project management, system and database administration, end user support, management of technology

2090 OCD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Computer Programmer Analyst

Software development, systems analysis and design, user interface design and human factors, web and database design and programming, project management, system and database administration, end user support, management of technology

2091 OCAD 2 Two-year Computer Programmer Diploma $3,804

Geographic Information Systems – (GIS) Applications Specialist

GIS technician, GIS specialist, GIS analyst, GIS applications specialist, geomatic specialist, GIS programmer, and GIS/internet developer

4018 OCGC 2 Ontario College Advanced Diploma, University Degree or equivalent in the fields of geography, engineering, health sciences, natural resources or computers. Other fields may be considered. Graduates with an Ontario College Diploma may be considered at the discretion of the College.

$7,164

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Mobile Applications Design

Mobile applications designer, mobile applications developer, mobile applications specialist, mobile applications security, mobile applications engineer, mobile applications consultant

2191 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, or Degree in field of computer systems technology network architecture, computer engineering, information security, or equivalent; or a combination of academic studies and work experience (as determined by the college)

$4,113

Network Architecture & Security Analytics

Networking architect, network designer, network developer, network specialist, security analyst, security engineer, security consultant, security administer, cryptographer, chief information officer

2196 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, or Degree in field of computer systems technology network architecture, computer engineering, information security, or equivalent; or a combination of academic studies and work experience (as determined by the college)

$4,113

JUSTICE STUDIESPolice Foundations2+2

Municipal and provincial police forces, the RCMP, private and industrial security, customs, military police of the federal and provincial enforcement agencies


Protection, Security and Investigation

Canadian Border Services, customs brokering operations, security investigations, industrial security, emergency care, military police and various police agencies


MEDIA & DESIGNDigital Film Production Independent filmmakers, screenwriters,

producers, production managers, production coordinators, production assistants, assistant directors, directors, sound recordists, sound mixers, editors, editorial assistants, camera operators and camera assistants

1097 OCD 4 OSSD or equivalent $4,204

Graphic Design – Digital Media (Compressed Delivery includes two, 21-week winter semesters)

Graphic designers, computer graphic illustrators and designers, layout artists, typographic designers, advertising illustrators, book illustrators, art directors, teachers, website designers, production artists, corporate designers, package designers, print production managers, cartoonists, television production team members, and set designers

1094 OCAD 4 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $5,362

Game – Art Environment artists/world builders, level designers, concept artists, texture artists, 3D modellers, and user interface artists


SCHOOL OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAdventure Recreation and Parks Technician (Co-op)2+2

Public and private sectors, including Parks Canada, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, conservation authorities, municipal parks departments, and private park owners


Fish and Wildlife Conservation Technician (Co-op)2+2

Fisheries or wildlife technicians, conservation officers, hatchery workers, area technicians, resource technicians, research technicians, or laboratory technicians with organizations such as the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, conservation authorities, regional municipalities, and natural resource consultants


Forestry Technician – Conservation (Co-op)2+2

Resource and lands technicians, firefighting technicians, federal and provincial research technicians, photo interpretation analysts, inventory field workers and supervisors, greenhouse supervisors, insect and disease rangers, forest industry scalers, foremen and harvesting supervisors


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Natural Environment Technician – Conservation and Management (Co-op)2+2

Conservation authorities, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, Ducks Unlimited, Department of Fisheries & Oceans, Natural Resources Canada, private environmental consulting firms, renewable energy site development companies, natural resource contracting companies, and the forest industry


Natural Environment Technologist – Conservation and Management (Co-op)

Conservation authorities, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, Ducks Unlimited, Department of Fisheries & Oceans, Natural Resources Canada, private environmental consulting firms, renewable energy site development companies, natural resource contracting companies, and the forest industry

5221 OCAD 6 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $4,458

Additional Certificate Earned: Natural Environment Technologist – Conservation and Management (5220)

Natural Resource/Environmental Law – Inspection and Enforcement

Inspectors, investigators, enforcement officers, conservation officers, fisheries officers, park wardens and private industry/corporate environmental officers

5006 OCGC 2 Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, University Degree or equivalent

$5,701

SALON & SPA SERVICESEsthetician (Compressed Delivery)

Spas, day resorts, salons and health centres as estheticians, makeup artists, manicurists, pedicurists, nail technicians or in supervisory positions; cosmetic sales, purchasing and marketing, or other positions in the retail sector

2017 OCD 3 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $6,888**

Hairstyling (Compressed Delivery)

Hair salons, spas, barber shops, cruise lines, theatre and fashion and entertainment industries. Additional experience will provide other career opportunities such as: salon owner, managerial positions, educators and platform artists

1054 OCD 3 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C $6,888**

SKILLED TRADES & TRANSPORTATIONConstruction Techniques

Entry-level positions in the construction industry; work on a project-by-project basis or work for a construction company, small, medium and large companies, unionized and non-unionized


$3,804

Mechanical Techniques – Industrial Maintenance (Millwright)

Entry-level positions in the manufacturing industry, in both large and small organizations; industrial mechanics/millwrights work in manufacturing plants, utilities; other industrial organizations maintaining, repairing and installing equipment

5082 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Mechanical Techniques – Machine Shop

Manufacturing shops that produce or repair parts and maintain, repair or modify existing machinery

4040 OCC 2 Grade 12 English (C) ENG4C, Grade 12 Foundations for College Math (C) MAP4C

$3,804

Metal Fabrication Technician

Small and large construction and manufacturing industries as metal fabricators (welder-fitters)


Additional Certificate Earned: Welding Techniques (4053)

Motive Power Fundamentals – Automotive Repair

General garage worker, automotive service technician apprentice and parts and service counter personnel


Motive Power Fundamentals – Heavy Equipment and Truck Repair

General garage worker, truck and coach apprentice, heavy equipment apprentice and parts and service counter personnel


Motive Power Technician – Advanced Repair

Apprentice in the mining industry with heavy equipment or in the automotive/truck and coach industries


Additional Certificate Earned: Motive Power Fund. – Automotive Repair (4041) and Motive Power Fund. – Heavy Equipment and Truck Repair (5085)


Prepares you for college postsecondary technology programs, apprenticeships, and/or the workplace


Welding Techniques Welders in small and large construction and manufacturing industries


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We are here to help you in any way we can. Call us, tweet us, come by and speak directly with our outstanding and approachable professors. You’ll soon find out why so many students choose Sault.1 Go to ontariocolleges.ca by February 1st for equal consideration. Follow the

prompts to complete the process. Call us at 705.759.2554 ext 2222 for help as you are applying. We are standing by to help in any way we can. There is a non-refundable $95 fee to apply.

2 Watch for communication from Sault College. Once your application is processed, you’ll receive an official letter in the mail to let you know if you are accepted into your program of choice or if there is anything missing.

3 The most important step is going back online to ontariocolleges.ca to confirm your offer once we’ve accepted you into your program. Offers of admission are sent out after February 1st. We need to know you’re coming so we can get things ready for you.

4 Lastly, you’ll need to pay your fees to secure your spot. We’ll let you know what else you need along the way. Congratulations! You’ve just made a great choice in choosing Sault. We’ll see you soon!

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