Postsecondary program availability
Georgian offers 130+ full-time, career-focused programs across a wide variety of fields and disciplines. We list which programs are open to international students by semester.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC ) regulations may affect study and work for international students. Please refer to the CIC website for the most current information. Georgian College’s Designated Learning Institution (DLI) number is O19395677361. You can also verify this number on the Canadian government website.
Program availability for fall, winter and summer intakes
Please contact the International Centre for details on program availability at Georgian College.
English for Academic Purposes
Our English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program provides you with the skills you need for success in higher education, work and life in Canada. It combines intensive study with social and cultural activities, as well as fast and efficient progression.
Our multimedia classrooms, dedicated computer lab, TESL-certified teachers and college activities create an ideal environment for you as a non-native speaker of English to practice and improve your English skills in class and online.
Successful completion of levels 7 and 8 will give you direct entry into most postsecondary programs and you’ll earn an Ontario College Certificate.
Workforce Development
International Workforce Development (IWD) is committed to providing high-quality customized training and consultation services to serve international clients in meeting their training and development goals.
Programs are offered on our Canadian campuses, at your institution, or online. IWD works collaboratively with clients from the program design stage through to the final evaluations to ensure that training requirements are met or exceeded by the programming.
Customized training
As this is fully customized programming, Georgian will work with your organization to ensure the programs have the greatest impact. We are committed to your success. Some key customizations that are available include:
- delivery at your institution
- length of the program (two to 52 weeks)
- start date of the program
- translation services
- mentorship program with Canadian faculty
- program content focus to support the goals of your institution
- blended programming options to reduce costs
- full service packages in Canada including accommodation, insurance, transportation, meals and activities
Language training programming
Our certified and experienced language-training faculty have native fluency English and extensive experience helping international students reach their language learning goals. Whether preparing students for academic success through our English for Academic Purposes program or improving their workplace communication skills, our intensive English programming assures success.
IWD also offers customized student-centred programming in English for Occupational Purposes (EOP) such as:
- English for Marine Navigation
- English for Marine and Port Management
- Business English
- English for Military Officers
- English for Hospitality
- English for Teachers
- English for Computer Sciences 2.0
Our EOP framework allows us to meet the language needs of all professions by focusing on the vocabulary and common professional communication mediums. Programming and evaluations are aligned with the development of language proficiencies in speaking, listening, reading and writing. Students further develop their professional competencies with academic coursework in their industry.
Capacity building programming
The goal of this training program is to provide the participants a learning experience on a variety of topics to enhance their technical teaching, learning strategies and research competencies. With a focus on specific strategies for increasing faculty competencies in teaching technical training programs. Georgian delivers this training for the Mexican secretary of education to technical and polytechnic institutes throughout Mexico, and at colleges in China.
Vocational Education Leadership Training (VELT)
Our VELT program builds institutional competencies by strengthening the administrative and leadership competencies in Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET). Taught by Canadian industry leaders in college governance, structures and leadership, participants gain insights into the administrative aspects of vocational training. Some of the key themes presented are building employment ready skills and employer skills, increasing industry partnerships, applied research structures, and administration of co-op programming and work-integrated learning opportunities.
Want to learn more about studying at Georgian as an international student?
Georgian’s international team is here to help you find a program that is right for you and help you settle in to your new home at one of our seven campuses in Ontario.
Contact information
International Centre
705.728.1968, ext. 1218
international@georgiancollege.ca
