Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- What are the prerequisites to enroll in Sprott Shaw College?
- Why don’t you provide tuition costs and fees on your web site?
- When is the deadline for enrollment?
- What if I can’t afford to go to school?
- What if I cannot decide my area of study?
- How are Sprott Shaw advisors different?
- Is there Job Placement Assistance?
- Do Sprott Shaw programs qualify for EI funding?
- Can you assist me in finding childcare?
- Do you offer Typing Speed Certification?
- I need a copy of my Transcript or Diploma.
What are the prerequisites to enroll in Sprott Shaw College?
The prerequisites required to enroll in a program are Grade 12 or mature student status (over 19). Applicants must successfully complete an admissions interview along with an entrance assessment. (See the Course Listings for individual program per-requisites).
The prerequisites required to enroll in a program are Grade 12 or mature student status (over 19). Applicants must successfully complete an admissions interview along with an entrance assessment. (See the Course Listings for individual program per-requisites).
Why don’t you provide tuition costs and fees on your web site?
Program prices vary based on your past education, experience, elective selection and available scholarships. Click here for more information on Financial Assistance.
Program prices vary based on your past education, experience, elective selection and available scholarships. Click here for more information on Financial Assistance.
When is the deadline for enrollment?
We offer rolling start dates for all of our programs, meaning we have intakes of new students on a regular basis. Contact your local campus to find out the next start date.
We offer rolling start dates for all of our programs, meaning we have intakes of new students on a regular basis. Contact your local campus to find out the next start date.
What if I can’t afford to go to school?
Our Career Advisors are available to guide perspective students on exploring our many financial assistance options. Assistance is available to those who qualify, this may include, Canada Student Loans, Employment Insurance, Native Band and Child Care Subsidy, etc.
Our Career Advisors are available to guide perspective students on exploring our many financial assistance options. Assistance is available to those who qualify, this may include, Canada Student Loans, Employment Insurance, Native Band and Child Care Subsidy, etc.
What if I cannot decide my area of study?
Our Career Advisors specialize in matching your career interests with your interests and the local job market.
Our Career Advisors specialize in matching your career interests with your interests and the local job market.
How are Sprott Shaw advisors different?
Our Career Advisors have your best interests in mind without any hidden agendas. They will not pressure you into registering, they will give you the information you need to make an informed decision. Click here for more information on our Career Advisors.
Our Career Advisors have your best interests in mind without any hidden agendas. They will not pressure you into registering, they will give you the information you need to make an informed decision. Click here for more information on our Career Advisors.
Is there Job Placement Assistance?
Sprott Shaw’s Global Career Centre (GCC) contacts human resources departments of multinational companies to ascertain their hiring needs and follows up with job candidate applications professionally prepared by the GCC. Your Employment Services Specialist will be able to help you take advantage our Career Center. Click here for more information on our Career Center.
Sprott Shaw’s Global Career Centre (GCC) contacts human resources departments of multinational companies to ascertain their hiring needs and follows up with job candidate applications professionally prepared by the GCC. Your Employment Services Specialist will be able to help you take advantage our Career Center. Click here for more information on our Career Center.
Do Sprott Shaw programs qualify for EI funding?
Yes, Sprott Shaw programs qualify for Employment Insurance (EI) or Employment Program of BC (EPBC) funding; however, every case is different. Please contact our career advisors to get help on how to get started.
Yes, Sprott Shaw programs qualify for Employment Insurance (EI) or Employment Program of BC (EPBC) funding; however, every case is different. Please contact our career advisors to get help on how to get started.
Can you assist me in finding childcare?
All of our Career Advisors can assist you in finding local childcare centers near their campus. You can discuss this and any other issue you have with your advisor during the initial interview.
All of our Career Advisors can assist you in finding local childcare centers near their campus. You can discuss this and any other issue you have with your advisor during the initial interview.
Do you offer Typing Speed Certification?
Many campuses offer typing speed assessments and certifications both to our students and the general public. Please contact your local campus to find out if they offer the service.
Many campuses offer typing speed assessments and certifications both to our students and the general public. Please contact your local campus to find out if they offer the service.
I need a copy of my Transcript or Diploma.
Please contact the campus that you attended and/or graduated from.
Please contact the campus that you attended and/or graduated from.