Bridging Programs are designed to help you make use of the education and work experience you have acquired internationally. These programs help you to overcome the barriers between you and a rewarding job in the Canadian workforce.
Learn more about bridging programs by watching the video below.
We currently offer the bridging programs listed below:
Career and Work Counsellor (Diploma) (C129)
Students in this program are exposed to both individual and group career counselling theory and practice. Four months of specialized English language instruction and a job placement allow you to gain Canadian experience.
College Teacher Training (Graduate Certificate) (R403)
The College Teacher Training Program is uniquely designed to provide occupation-specific communication and employment skills and training and experience in the Canadian classroom, to help prepare internationally educated teachers to teach in the Canadian college environment. The program offers opportunities to network with college teachers and potential employers and provides mechanisms to gain experience in the Canadian classroom.
Graduates from the CTTP program have found employment across the college and university system in Ontario working as full-time professors, part-time professors, sessional instructors, tutors, and curriculum developers.
Construction Management (Graduate Certificate) (T403)
This program provides applied education for management positions in all construction settings, including an enhanced workplace experience component to help you make a quick transition to employment.
Early Childhood Educator (Bridging)
This program provides eligible applicants with the upgrading and experience to be recognized to work in Ontario as an Early Childhood Educator. [More information at www.aeceo.ca...]
Academic Pathway for Nurses (Graduate Certificate)
This outcome-based certificate provides Canadian nurses and Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) with an opportunity to strengthen their nursing skills and knowledge. The courses meet the needs of Canadian nurses returning to practice and Canadian nurses and IENs who have been assessed by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) as needing to meet designated theory and clinical elements. Each nurse has an individual pathway as indicated by the letter of direction from the CNO. [More information on the Continuing Education website...]
| Career and Work Counsellor Program (for Internationally Educated Professionals) (C129) |
2012 - 2013 |
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Are you an internationally trained professional? This To prepare you to enter the field of Career and Work Counselling, this program builds on the skills you already have. Providing Canadian experience is a key focus of the program.
| Career and Work Counsellor Program (for Internationally Educated Professionals) (C129) |
2013 - 2014 |
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Are you an internationally trained professional? This To prepare you to enter the field of Career and Work Counselling, this program builds on the skills you already have. Providing Canadian experience is a key focus of the program.
| College Teacher Training (for Internationally Educated Professionals) - Postgraduate Program (R403) |
2012 - 2013 |
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This program is designed to provide the communication skills, training, and critical Canadian experience to help prepare internationally educated teachers for teaching in a Canadian community college environment.
| College Teacher Training (for Internationally Educated Professionals) - Postgraduate Program (R403) |
2013 - 2014 |
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This program is designed to provide the communication skills, training, and critical Canadian experience to help prepare internationally educated teachers for teaching in a Canadian community college environment.
| Construction Management (for Internationally Educated Professionals) Program (Postgraduate) (T403) |
2012 - 2013 |
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This postgraduate Construction Management program is designed to meet two urgent needs in the greater Toronto area: the need for new construction managers and the need for people with out-of-Canada qualifications such as architects and engineers to use their skills and qualify for these well-paid, rewarding jobs
| Construction Management (for Internationally Educated Professionals) Program (Postgraduate) (T403) |
2013 - 2014 |
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This postgraduate Construction Management program is designed to meet two urgent needs in the greater Toronto area: the need for new construction managers and the need for people with out-of-Canada qualifications such as architects and engineers to use their skills and qualify for these well-paid, rewarding jobs