The Collège Boréal experience
Our Programs
Collège Boréal offers more than 80 post-secondary and apprenticeship programs in a wide variety of areas. Thanks to Boréal’s modern methods of program delivery, students are always able to upgrade skills, gain new certifications and work towards obtaining a diploma at their own pace!
Collège Boréal has also developed and implemented many articulation agreements with other post-secondary institutions, so you can save time and money! University can start with Boréal!
Our Campuses and Sites
Boréal currently has seven campuses and 38 sites located in 26 communities throughout the province.
Whether you want to study close to home or anywhere in northern, central and southwestern Ontario, we have the location you need! And through Boréal Online, our virtual campus, we also offer many distance education programs, including: Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Education - Administration, Agriculture, Business, Business Fundamentals, Human Resources Management, Gerontology and many more!
Our Services
Collège Boréal offers a vast selection of customized services in fields such and health and wellness, learning support, immigration and settlement, and employment.
- Health services are provided to all Boréal students. In addition, Boréal has a mental health team on site for all students.
- At the Sudbury campus, wellness services such as dental care, esthetics, hairdressing and massage therapy are offered to Boréal students and community members at a low cost by Boréal students under the supervision of teaching staff. The Timmins campus also offers hairdressing services.
- Our team offers several learning support services that aim to provide Boréal students with the best possible assistance. Whether it’s tutoring, guidance counselling or accessibility services, Boréal is committed to helping students succeed.
- Boréal offers many language training programs for newcomers such as:
- Cours de langue pour les immigrants au Canada (CLIC);
- Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC);
- Enhanced Language Training (ELT); and
- Formation linguistique axée sur les professions (FLAP).
We also offer a transition program aimed at French-speaking professionals who were trained abroad, as well as settlement and guidance counselling services.
- Boréal offers bilingual employment services to the public through Employment Options (EO). These services help individuals find jobs and help employers find the specialized workforce they require. These free services include job postings, labour market information, as well as recruitment and candidate preselection. Boréal’s Employment Centre also provides assistance to students and graduates who are looking for work. These free services include access to job search tools, help in preparing a résumé, simulated job interviews, workshops on job readiness and coaching or mentorship services.
Student Life
Collège Boréal’s student association, the Association générale des étudiantes et étudiants (AGEE), organizes a variety of activities of interest to students and fosters a vibrant collegiate atmosphere on all seven campuses. The wide array of student services and social, cultural and sports activities gives students the opportunity to appreciate their cultural differences while celebrating the richness of their own roots.
As members of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA), Boréal’s athletes, the Vipères (based at the Sudbury campus only at this time) compete on the college circuit at regional, provincial and national levels in badminton and volleyball. Boréal also offers a variety of leisure activities which include intra- and extramural sports (hockey, basketball, indoor soccer) and fitness classes (spin, yoga, Zumba, etc.).
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