Ontario government ministry that administers the system of publicly-funded postsecondary education in Ontario, including Apprenticeship.

    A period of time from the beginning of one fall term in September to the beginning of the next fall term, divided into terms or semesters.

 Certification by an external agency or professional regulatory body that an educational program meets its standards. In Canada, educational programs are accredited; institutions are not accredited.

   No in-person learning requirements; no scheduled (time-of-day-dependent) requirements; fully accessible from where student lives (including any examinations).

   Credential granted by a university in recognition of a student's successful completion of a program of study in a broad discipline area such as arts, science, engineering, or business.

    Formed in 1981, the Canadian Federation of Students is a bilingual national union of over one-half million students from more than 80 university and college students' unions across Canada. [..]

   Organization of Ontario's Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology and Institutes of Technology and Advanced Learning. Provides communications, advocacy, and professional development in supp [..]

 The College Student Alliance (CSA) is a non-profit, non-partisan member driven advocacy organization representing the best interests of Ontario college students in areas such as access, accountabilit [..]

   A course or courses taken on a part-time basis at an Ontario college, university or secondary school. Includes courses, workshops and seminars offered for credit toward a postsecondary credential o [..]

   Please see the Ontario Qualification Framework for more details. (Please note, this URL will open in a new window).