St. Clair College
Windsor, Canada • Founded 1967
Overview
English Name: St. Clair College
Founded: 1967
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St. Clair College traces its founding to 1967 and has since operated as a college in Windsor, Canada. The institution maintains a higher-education provider status.
St. Clair College's academic offerings include a broad programme catalogue, structured across multiple qualification levels and delivered through its academic units. Each unit operates with its own admissions criteria within institutional standards.
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Programs Offered
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Bachelor's Degree
5 programmes
At undergraduate level, St. Clair College offers 5 programmes. These bachelor's degrees typically open both direct employment pathways and routes into postgraduate specialisation.
Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Information & Communication Technology) Business Administration On-campus English
The Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Information Communication Technology) BBA (ICT) is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on producing business leaders who can facilitate and integrate information communication technology within a highly innovative business environment. This multi-disciplinary program combines mainstream business management areas with a relevant level of technical literacy and skill. Information Communication Technology is a dynamic and progressive discipline that is the core of many sectors of business. This area is experiencing exciting growth and has become embedded in the global corporate landscape.
Delivery: On-campus
Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts in Social Justice & Legal Studies Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
The Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts in Social Justice & Legal Studies four year bachelor degree program combines the foundational knowledge and strengths of three pillars instrumental in bringing about socio-political development and positive change: poverty law, social justice, and community capacity building as achieved through education, advocacy, and activism. This multifaceted and interdisciplinary program, delivered primarily face to face with online support and some hybrid delivery, also includes curriculum providing a strong foundation of both the theoretical underpinnings as well as established practices in criminology, sociology, social work, philosophy, political science, Canadian law, community capacity building, and the study of under-represented and/or vulnerable populations.
Delivery: On-campus
Registered Practical Nurse Pathway to Bscn Program Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Nursing degree program is designed to prepare students to provide nursing care in a variety of settings. Graduates will work within the scope of nursing practice and in accordance with the regulations of the College of Nurses of Ontario. Nursing students will be able to care for individual clients or groups, including family members and significant others. Students will make clinical decisions and exercise judgement in giving care to clients. Graduates will be eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination - Registered Nurse (NCLEX - RN) to achieve professional status of Registered Nurse in Canada.
Delivery: On-campus
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Bscn) (Chatham) Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Nursing degree program is designed to prepare students to provide nursing care in a variety of settings. Graduates will work within the scope of nursing practice and in accordance with the regulations of the College of Nurses of Ontario. Nursing students will be able to care for individual clients or groups, including family members and significant others. Students will make clinical decisions and exercise judgement in giving care to clients. Graduates will be eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination - Registered Nurse (NCLEX - RN) to achieve professional status of Registered Nurse in Canada.
Delivery: On-campus
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Bscn) Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Nursing degree program is designed to prepare students to provide nursing care in a variety of settings. Graduates will work within the scope of nursing practice and in accordance with the regulations of the College of Nurses of Ontario. Nursing students will be able to care for individual clients or groups, including family members and significant others. Students will make clinical decisions and exercise judgement in giving care to clients. Graduates will be eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination - Registered Nurse (NCLEX - RN) to achieve professional status of Registered Nurse in Canada.
Delivery: On-campus
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Associate, Certificate & Other Qualifications
81 programmes
St. Clair College lists 81 programmes outside the standard bachelor-to-doctorate ladder — vocational and pathway awards that often carry credit toward a later full degree.
Medical Laboratory Technician Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Program Overview Graduates of this program have the basic technical and theoretical skills required to work in healthcare laboratories and assist the Medical Laboratory Technologist in various investigative and clinical laboratory procedures including sample collection and processing. This program will appeal to students who have good organizational skills. They must also be excellent communicators with good interpersonal skills and a professional image. Students must have the ability to deal with stressful and emergent situations. Program Highlights Well organized, balanced program focused on both theory and clinical skills. Four-week placement in a clinical laboratory environment. Graduates of this accredited program are eligible to write the CSMLS MLA certification exam, which provides a professional credential recognized by the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science and the Professional Standards Council. Career Opportunities Diverse employment opportunities exist with hospital, private and public health laboratories, clinics, research labs, and commercial diagnostic supply companies. Lab technician, phlebotomist (responsible for taking blood samples), and clinic assistant are typical positions. Program Goals The Medical Laboratory Technician program is designed to produce graduates who have the basic technical and theoretical skills required to work in healthcare laboratories, and assist the Medical Laboratory Technologist in various investigative and clinical laboratory procedures including sample collection and processing. Graduates will meet all requirements of the Canadian Society of Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) MLA competencies and will be eligible to obtain certification from the CSMLS by challenging the CSMLS MLA Exam.
Delivery: On-campus
International tuition: 170 CAD/semester
Paramedic Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
A paramedic is at the forefront of emergency health care services in times of accident or crisis. They provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillation, cardiac monitoring, pulse oximetry, airway management, administration of life-saving drugs, control of severe bleeding along with immobilization of spine, neck and bone injuries. This program will appeal to students who are able to work under extremely stressful situations. They must be critical thinkers, able to problem solve and multi-task. They must be strong and in good physical condition without any restrictions from lifting heavy weights.
Delivery: On-campus
Paralegal - Accelerated Fire, Justice & Security 15 months On-campus English
As a P-1 Licensee with the Law Society of Ontario, a Paralegal provides legal services to clients within the permitted scope of practice. This includes representing clients in provincial offences court, which includes highway traffic offences, municipal by-law matters, liquor license cases, occupational health and safety issues, as well as civil litigation matters in small claims court. Paralegals may also appear in the Ontario Court of Justice representing clients charged with less serious criminal offences. Paralegals may represent clients in a broad range of tribunals such as the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal, Human Rights Commission, and Landlord and Tenant Board, to name a few.
Duration: 15 months
Delivery: On-campus
Paralegal Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
As a P-1 Licensee with the Law Society of Ontario, a Paralegal provides legal services to clients within the permitted scope of practice. This includes representing clients in provincial offences court, which includes highway traffic offences, municipal by-law matters, liquor license cases, occupational health and safety issues, as well as civil litigation matters in small claims court. Paralegals may also appear in the Ontario Court of Justice representing clients charged with less serious criminal offences. Paralegals may represent clients in a broad range of tribunals such as the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal, Human Rights Commission, and Landlord and Tenant Board, to name a few.
Delivery: On-campus
Office Administration-General Business Administration On-campus English
This program provides a comprehensive foundation for your career as an Office Administrator. Graduates of the one-year Office Administration program, are able to perform a wide variety of office tasks and gain an understanding of Canadian business fundamentals, including business writing. Students will be taught basic computer skills, keyboarding, editing and revising skills, as well as administrative procedures. Those with good organizational skills, an interest in computers, the ability to follow directions, and strong communication skills should definitely consider this career choice.
Delivery: On-campus
Office Administration-Executive Business Administration On-campus English
Graduates of this program have the skills to be executive-level administrative assistants to top-level managers in business or government. Skills include a high level of expertise in keyboarding and computer applications with some accounting. Students will learn how to do effective presentations and be well-rounded in all office duties. With experience, graduates also are capable of assuming the role of office manager providing leadership to other staff. This program targets students who want to develop strong computer and keyboarding abilities. They should enjoy working in a team environment and have excellent interpersonal and critical thinking skills. Good communication skills, both written and oral are also important.
Delivery: On-campus
Office Administration - Health Services Business Administration On-campus English
Office administrators in the health services field are vital members of the healthcare team, often the first person to interact with clients in a physician’s office. Graduates are able to work within and manage any health services office with the required comprehensive knowledge and specialized skills. Accuracy and confidentiality are paramount and students should have excellent critical thinking skills, be organized and know how to prioritize. Students must have solid interpersonal skills and work effectively in a multicultural environment. Good communication skills, both written and oral, and excellent keyboarding skills, are assets.
Delivery: On-campus
Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant (Chatham) Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Graduates will work under the supervision of a Physiotherapist and/or Occupational Therapist to assist in the implementation of therapeutic plans and programs. Graduates will assist in enabling a client’s optimal performance, and help them effectively cope with limitations to function, activities of daily living, leisure and work. If you are the type of individual who welcomes a challenge and enjoys being with people of all ages, a career as an OTA/PTA is a great career path to choose.
Delivery: On-campus
Music Theatre-Performance Arts & Culture On-campus English
This is a conservatory-style training program that prepares emerging talents for careers in the entertainment industry. The curriculum focuses on those three areas that comprise the “triple threat” performer; acting, singing, and dancing. Students train with professional instructors active in their field. Acting is of primary importance with a wider variety of styles and methodologies taught to prepare individuals for stage and film. Vocal music work includes technique, interpretation and solo work supported by one on one tutorials. A rigorous dance curriculum includes styles with a specific music theatre focus. Musicianship will be stressed through key-board instruction, sight singing instruction, choral work, and elementary composition.
Delivery: On-campus
Motive Power Technician Supply Chain & Logistics On-campus English
Program Overview Motive power technicians will learn to test and analyze systems and vehicles in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and specifications. Students will learn to diagnose, disassemble, analyze, and properly reassemble major automotive systems and components. Students will get hands-on experience in a wide range of vehicle types from multiple manufacturers. This program will appeal to students with a good mechanical aptitude. Program Highlights In-house Chassis Dynamometer. In-house Engine Dynamometer. Fully equipped engine machine shop Modern vehicles and diagnostic equipment Modern training and diagnostic simulators Career Opportunities A wide range of opportunities exists for motive power technicians in the area of automotive service and counter sales. Motive Power Technicians are excellent candidates for many automotive service technician, truck and coach and heavy-duty technician apprenticeship positions. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates can present their college diploma to their employer and the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills.
Delivery: On-campus
Mobile Applications Development Computers & Telecommunications On-campus English
This advanced diploma program is designed for those who are interested in developing mobile applications for smartphones, tablets, and the web. Students will learn and apply techniques in writing apps for major platforms common in today’s mobile application marketplace. In addition, students will develop a deep understanding of object-oriented programming principles, cross-platform development both web and native, user interface design, database fundamentals, systems development, and project management, as well as being introduced to game development techniques. Students will gain knowledge and skills in these areas of study:
Delivery: On-campus
Personal Support Worker Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Personal Support Worker program prepares graduates with the knowledge and skills to provide compassionate, safe and supportive care to individuals across their lifespan, including clients experiencing cognitive impairment, physical disability, age and mental health challenges. Students will develop assessment and communication skills in order to identify and document pertinent information about their client’s health status. Students will learn to provide client-centred and client-directed care based on ethical principles, sensitivity to diverse client and family values, beliefs and needs, and follow the direction of the care plan.
Delivery: On-campus
Medical Laboratory Science Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Medical Laboratory Technologist assesses the types of blood cells and microorganisms that cause disease, provides chemical analysis of blood and body fluids, performs the processing of tissue samples for microscopic evaluation, and determines the compatibility of blood for transfusion. This program will appeal to students with a love and knowledge of sciences and an investigative nature. They should have good manual dexterity and must be able to work accurately and quickly under pressure to make decisions which directly affect the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Delivery: On-campus
International tuition: 170 CAD/semester
Mechanical Engineering Technology - Automotive Product Design Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Mechanical Engineering is the study of the principles of physics for the purpose of harnessing energy for human consumption. This program provides students with the knowledge to conduct the analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. Students will develop a solid understanding of core concepts including mechanics, kinematics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and energy and their applications to automotive processes. Mechanical Engineering Technologists use the core principles as well as specialized knowledge in the field to design and analyze motor vehicles, aircraft, heating and cooling systems, watercraft, manufacturing plants, industrial machinery, and automation.
Delivery: On-campus
Mechanical Engineering Technician - Industrial Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Industrial Mechanics make parts using various hand and machine tools. They perform welding and fabrication, installation of fluid power systems, pumps, valves and piping and possess basic electrical skills. They also perform machine repair and troubleshooting of industrial mechanical systems and material-handling equipment and have skills in the rigging of loads and crane operations. This program appeals to students who have a mechanical aptitude and enjoy hands-on work. They need to be organized and enjoy a challenge while working both independently and as part of a team.
Delivery: On-campus
Liberal Arts On-campus English
The Liberal Arts program begins with broad foundational courses in three main fields: Psychology, Sociology, and Philosophy. From there we delve deeper into each field and then branch outward into areas like Humanities, Politics, and Criminology. Students learn to integrate knowledge across disciplines in order to gain a larger picture of what’s going on in the world. Critical thinking, writing, research, and other professional skills are built and refined along the way. This is also a great pathway for students who are exploring their options for further postsecondary education.
Delivery: On-campus
Interior Design Arts & Culture On-campus English
Interior designers work with clients to develop design solutions that are aesthetic, technically sophisticated and functional. They are the design architects of interior space. Work settings include residential, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings. The Interior Designer assesses a client’s needs and creates solutions. They design technical drawings and then monitor and supervise the installation. At completion, the Interior Designer evaluates the project and ensures it meets the client’s objectives along with all building, fire and safety codes. This program targets students who are imaginative and have a passion for creating environments that enhance the quality of living. Basic drawing skills, along with math ability are essential. Students must be both independent thinkers and able to work in a team environment.
Delivery: On-campus
Heating Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Program Overview The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician program prepares graduates for entry level positions for Apprenticeships in: Air Conditioning, Sheet Metal, Electrical, and Refrigeration Trades. Tradespeople in these fields require sound mechanical and problem solving skills to install and repair heating and cooling equipment. Program Highlights Apprenticeship possibilities following graduation in: 313A - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic 313D - Residential Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic 309A - Electrician: Construction & Maintenance Curriculum follows the prescribed TSSA Gas Technician 3 and Gas Technician 2 syllabus, providing an opportunity to become a LICENSED GAS TECHNICIAN (external certification through TSSA). Eligible for Refrigeration Handling Certification (external certification through HRAI). Career Opportunities Apprenticeship possibilities and job prospects are excellent, with above average wages and steady employment. Graduates find work with heating, air conditioning, sheet metal, electrical and refrigeration companies. Installers and service technicians in this trade typically work on heating, cooling and refrigeration systems in the residential, commercial, industrial and institutional industries. Other opportunities include wholesale, distribution, sales or service representatives for manufacturers of heating and cooling material and equipment.
Delivery: On-campus
Hairstyling - Fast Track Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Program Overview Hairstylists are capable of advanced cutting techniques on both male and female clients, hair textured services (perming and chemical hair relaxing) hair colouring, colour correction, foiling techniques including current colour trends. In addition, stylists create “updo” styling for bridal and prom work, braiding and extension installation and maintenance. Program Highlights Clinical and lab experience. Students can earn credits towards apprenticeship. Industry specific field trips and involvement in community charity events. Students who have successfully completed their 1500 hours of in-school training will receive a diploma and apply those hours towards the Ministry required 3,500 total hours which includes 2000 hours of on the job training as a Registered Apprentice prior to challenging the Certificate of Qualification exam. Career Opportunities A typical entry-level position involves being an assistant to a stylist with the opportunity to build a clientele and begin working independently as a junior stylist within a salon. There is excellent potential for advancement with self-employment as an option, salon manager, trainer, industry sales representative, educator or platform artist.
Delivery: On-campus
Graphic Design Arts & Culture On-campus English
Program Overview This program will appeal to students who are emerging from visual/media arts backgrounds at the high school or post-secondary level, for mature students, and those who have a love of design and visual expression. Students display a passion for print and web design, package design, typography, motion graphics, photography and illustration. Students will develop the ability to visualize and express concepts based on the clients’ needs. This requires creativity and imagination while meeting tight deadlines. Program Highlights Six-week internship in an industry environment. Graduate design exhibition in the community in year three. Industry standard digital media training. Industry portfolio review in the final year of study as preparation for work placements and entry into the workforce. All faculty are professional graphic designers, illustrators or multimedia artists. Graduation from this program provides the first step in professional accreditation as a Registered Graphic Designer (Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario). Student-run Graphic Design Club. Program emphasizes creativity, originality and critical thinking. Career Opportunities Graduates can find positions such as junior designer, production artist, art direction and multimedia designer. Opportunities exist in content creation, advertising agencies, graphic design & boutique studios, with printers or publishers and in-house or freelance design. With experience the designer has the opportunity for the role of art director, creative director or production manager. Why Choose This Program? Do you have a passion for design, typography, motion visuals or illustration? Is creative expression a part of your DNA? Are you vetting graphic design schools in Ontario, seeking a solid introduction into the professional world of media? St. Clair's Graphic Design program offers a stimulating learning environment where you train with industry professionals. Here at St. Clair College, you will be immersed in all facets of the vocation, beginning with a comprehensive foundation in design, honing your talent in layout, typography, pre-press production, illustration, digital photography and copywriting. You will then embark on a robust study of web design, motion graphics and video, exploring the evolving aspects of UX/UI design and our interaction with the online world around us, culminating in intensive agency courses spanning your final two semesters. Our work placement component allows you to gain real-world experience in your chosen area. At completion of the Graphic Design program, you have mastered one of the first steps on your way to professional accreditation with the Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario. Emerging from our Graphic Design program, you will see that opportunities are abound: designing for the web & multimedia, freelancing as a graphic designer, thriving in the world of advertising, immersed in the publishing industry or working towards becoming an art director or production manager.
Delivery: On-campus
Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
The Ontario Certificate program provides students with the knowledge and skills in scientific principles of Education and Fire Prevention in the Community, Fire Behaviour, Fire Ground Operations, Firefighter Emergency Patient Care, Environmental Protection and Rescue Operations as well as Introduction to the Fire Service. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to undertake provincial testing to meet the requirements of the Office of the Fire Marshal for certification as a firefighter under the NFPA 1001 and NFPA 1072 Standards.
Delivery: On-campus
Woodworking Technician Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Program Overview This program focuses on the technical skills required to meet a variety of goals in the processing and installation of wood products. The student learns a wide range of skills including cabinet making, trim and construction carpentry, architectural millwork manufacturing and installation (cabinets, custom trim and stairs) and furniture making. Program Highlights Strong industry support. Up-to-date labs and equipment. Hands-on projects. Curriculum parallels apprenticeship standards. Opportunities in the manufacturing, design and construction areas. Career Opportunities Woodworking technicians fit well into any environment such as large and small cabinet, furniture and millwork companies, kitchen and bath design centres and commercial and residential construction companies.
Delivery: On-campus
Welding Techniques On-campus English
Program Overview The Welding Techniques Program provides graduates with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and extensive practical hands-on skills to find employment in a variety of industries and trades. Program Highlights Graduates will be proficient in Arc and MIG welding to be hired as entry-level welders in a variety of industries and trades. Graduates have the option to pay for and attempt the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) certifications. St. Clair College is a certified CWB training and testing centre. Welding continues to be in demand locally, provincially and nationally. Companies regularly seek St. Clair College grads. Career Opportunities Graduates are prepared for positions in several trades such as welder, boilermaker, pipefitter, steamfitter, plumber, iron worker and sheet metal worker.
Delivery: On-campus
Veterinary Technician Agriculture, Animal & Related Practices On-campus English
Program Overview Veterinary Technicians assist the Veterinarian in the medical care of animals. Duties include radiography (taking x-rays), nursing, dentistry, nutritional support, surgical nursing and laboratory procedures for animals. This program will appeal to students with experience related to animals. They must have a strong background in science and math and good communication skills. Due to the physical demands of the job, they should also have the ability to lift and carry up to 25 kg. Program Highlights Exceptional hands-on skills in the following species: Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Birds, Rats, Mice, Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. Accredited by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association. Teaching hospital accredited by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario. Facilities and animal use approved by the Canadian Council on Animal Care. Accredited by the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians. Work experience during semesters two and four. St. Clair College takes great pride in producing graduates who excel in their field. Students consistently demonstrate exceptional proficiency and achieve an outstanding 96% first-attempt pass rate on the North American Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE). Articulation Agreement with St. Matthews University in the Cayman Islands to become a veterinarian. The program has been in existence for over 50 years Career Opportunities Numerous positions exist in: Small and Large Animal Veterinary Clinics Livestock Health Facilities Wildlife Centres Pathology Clinics Zoological Parks Research Laboratory Entrepreneurship Animal Behaviourist Educator Practice Manager Humane Societies Pharmaceutical and Pet Food Industry Government (Animal Welfare Inspectors, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs) We invite you to explore www.rvtcareernavigator.ca to engage your passion and find your future in Veterinary medicine. Registered Veterinary Technologist/Technicians of Canada (RVTTC)
Delivery: On-campus
Tourism - Travel Culinary, Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism On-campus English
Program Overview If you are interested in a career as an airline/tour reservationist, flight attendant, cruise ship employee, tour guide, tour manager, event planner, travel counsellor, hotel/ resort concierge, or any other facet of the tourism industry, this program is for you! This program will help develop skills employers are looking for in a new employee, such as communication, teamwork, computer, and customer service skills. Graduates are prepared to begin entry-level positions in a number of the travel industry sectors. Program Highlights Students have the opportunity to gain valuable experience and school credits while living, working, and attending classes at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Graduates have the opportunity to obtain a Bachelor of Arts in Travel and Tourism Management in Ireland by completing 1-2 semesters abroad. Optional yearly field trip abroad (past trips include Mexico, Caribbean, Cruises, Europe). Previous mid-semester work placement locations have included various locations all across Canada, United States, Europe and many other parts of the world. Student Work Experience Program recruitment opportunities exist with Fairmont Hotels and Resorts located in Western Canada. TICO exam preparation included as part of the program. Career Opportunities Tourism is one of the largest economic generators worldwide; employment opportunities are endless. Whether you are changing careers or looking for a new job, tourism and travel will offer you a world of possibilities. After completing the two-year program, graduate job opportunities exist with airlines, airports, attractions, car rental companies, convention and meeting centres, cruise lines, government tourism offices, hotels and resorts, online travel providers, rail lines, travel agencies, tour operators and visitor information centres, among others. Tourism and Travel students can work and earn credits through the Disney College Program and the Fairmont Hotels and Resorts Student Work Experience Program.
Delivery: On-campus
Supply Chain Management Business Administration On-campus English
Graduates of the St. Clair College one-year Supply Chain Management (SCM) program gain comprehensive knowledge of the supply chain, equipping them to make a positive impact across all functional areas of an organization. Through this program, students develop a wide range of skills, including operations, procurement, strategic planning, logistics and transportation management, finance, commercial contract comprehension, risk management, customs clearance, import/export processes, and business negotiation techniques. In addition, graduates acquire proficiency in ERP systems, Excel, and data analytics—essential tools in today's business environment.
Delivery: On-campus
Sport and Recreation Management Culinary, Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism On-campus English
The Sport and Recreation Management program prepares students to work in the exciting and interactive business of sport management, sport marketing and recreation-related industries. Courses of study cover sport and recreation management and marketing; sport economics; recreation programming; legal aspects of sport; sport governance; project management; community sport and recreation supervision. Students will participate in a variety of relevant, practical learning experiences which will culminate in the final semesters of the program with work placement. Students will experience, first hand, what it is like to be involved in the world of sport and recreation management.
Delivery: On-campus
Social Service Worker - Gerontology Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
This program prepares students with the foundational knowledge and core skills required to work in the diverse and challenging field of eldercare. Theories relevant to the Social Service Worker profession, its ethics, values and practice standards, the aging process and the needs of seniors are emphasized. Program content includes essential Social Service Worker training in interpersonal communication, case management, interviewing, group work intervention, diversity, advocacy, social justice, and community practice. In addition, a number of specialized courses such as Activation and Restorative Care, Recreation, Leisure and Therapeutic Program Planning, Dementia: Family & Caregiving, Introduction to Aging, Death, Dying, Grief and Bereavement and Volunteer Program Management expand the knowledge and skill base of students beyond traditional social service worker roles.
Delivery: On-campus
Respiratory Therapy Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
This program develops the student's cognitive, affective and psychomotor skills as described in the goals and outcomes of the National Competency Framework for Respiratory Therapy in order to perform as an entry-level Respiratory Therapist. Competency is acquired through didactic learning and performance assessment in the laboratory and clinical setting. The curriculum addresses analysis and problem-solving, patient assessment/diagnostics/intervention, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and more - all built on strong foundational theory and learning. Program graduates must meet the requirements of the jurisdiction in which they wish to practice.
Delivery: On-campus
Protection Security and Investigation (Formerly Law And Security Administration ) Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
This program provides general training for work in the various areas of private security, Canadian Border Services, Immigration, federal and provincial correctional services, by-law enforcement, Ministry of Transportation Enforcement Officers, Military Policing as well as other areas of policing. This program will appeal to students who are self-disciplined, with a high moral character. They must have good written and oral communication skills and the ability to analyze and apply legal principles. Students must also be willing to work in diverse communities and have good health and fitness.
Delivery: On-campus
Fitness and Health Promotion Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
This program will provide students with the knowledge, skills and experience required for careers as health and fitness professionals. The Fitness and Health Promotion diploma program allows you to be at the leading edge of the healthy revolution as you learn from expert, industry-connected faculty. Skills learned go far beyond the fundamentals of exercise to include anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, business administration and marketing, nutrition, injury management, special events planning and more. Graduates will have the skills to identify needs in the community and design programs for individuals and groups meeting a wide range of objectives and goals. Knowledge in program administration and business practices, an awareness of community resources, and the ability to communicate effectively with managers, boards, committees, and funding agencies will make the graduate highly marketable.
Delivery: On-campus
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees On-campus English
Applicants seeking admission to a health science program that requires certificate completion (Bachelor of Science Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Laboratory Science and Dental Hygiene) should register for the Fall intake of Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees. Students enrolled in the Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees program the who complete the certificate by May 1 of that calendar year will be given to students will be given first consideration for admission over students who complete the certificate after May 1 (January Intake) will only be considered for fall intake if space permits.
Delivery: On-campus
Practical Nursing (Chatham) Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Program Overview The curriculum is comprised of theoretical and clinical experiences utilizing the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) conceptual framework and nursing process. This strong foundation prepares students to practice safely, competently and ethically in situations of health and illness with individuals, families, groups and communities across the lifespan. The overall program goals and objectives are aligned with the current CNO Entry to Practice Competencies for the Registered Practical Nurse. Program Highlights The program is fully accredited by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). Small, personal class sizes. Hands-on training in a state-of-the-art nursing lab with simulation technology. Peer mentorship and tutor support. Clinical placement experiences with an instructor every semester, in a hospital and/or community setting (hours vary based on semester) Comprehensive, clinical placement experiences with a preceptor in a hospital and/or community setting at the completion of the program (10 weeks in total). After successful completion of the Practical Nursing diploma program, graduates are eligible to write the REx-PN which is administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). Career Opportunities There are a wide variety of employment opportunities including hospitals, long-term care facilities, community health care agencies, physician offices and clinics, private homes and in private practice.
Delivery: On-campus
Practical Nursing Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Program Overview The curriculum is comprised of theoretical and clinical experiences utilizing the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) conceptual framework and nursing process. This strong foundation prepares students to practice safely, competently and ethically in situations of health and illness with individuals, families, groups and communities across the lifespan. The overall program goals and objectives are aligned with the current CNO Entry to Practice Competencies for the Registered Practical Nurse. Program Highlights The program is fully accredited by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). Small, personal class sizes. Hands-on training in a state-of-the-art nursing lab with simulation technology. Peer mentorship and tutor support. Clinical placement experiences with an instructor every semester, in a hospital and/or community setting (hours vary based on semester) Comprehensive, clinical placement experiences with a preceptor in a hospital and/or community setting at the completion of the program (10 weeks in total). After successful completion of the Practical Nursing diploma program, graduates are eligible to write the REx-PN which is administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). Career Opportunities There are a wide variety of employment opportunities including hospitals, long-term care facilities, community health care agencies, physician offices and clinics, private homes and in private practice.
Delivery: On-campus
Powerline Technician - Chatham Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
The Powerline Technician program prepares students for a career in power distribution. It will provide in-depth knowledge and skills that will allow students to understand the installation, operation, and maintenance of the distribution system. Some of the principles taught will be electricity fundamentals and transformer theory, with reference to the distribution standards. In addition, there is an introduction to the design of distribution systems, and CAD design. The skills required for the operation of boom-equipped vehicles, powerline rigging, and fall protection will be taught, with an emphasis on safety.
Delivery: On-campus
Police Foundations (Chatham - Fast Track) Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
This program presents the knowledge, fitness skills and aptitudes to prepare students for a career in law enforcement. The student will have a strong theoretical foundation on which to build communication, ethical and interpersonal skills. Graduates will know the fundamentals of police investigation techniques, police procedures and community policing. This program will appeal to students who are community-minded and are of good moral character. Students must have good written and oral communication skills and be able to deal with stressful situations. Being physically fit is also important.
Delivery: On-campus
Police Foundations Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
This program presents the knowledge, fitness skills and aptitudes to prepare students for a career in law enforcement. The student will have a strong theoretical foundation on which to build communication, ethical and interpersonal skills. Graduates will know the fundamentals of police investigation techniques, police procedures and community policing. This program will appeal to students who are community-minded and are of good moral character. Students must have good written and oral communication skills and be able to deal with stressful situations. Being physically fit is also important.
Delivery: On-campus
Plumbing Techniques 2 semesters On-campus English
Program Overview The Plumbing Techniques program is designed to give the student an understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of the plumbing and pipefitting trades and to familiarize them with the associated tools and materials. The program also provides the student with a solid foundation to continue their education in the plumbing or pipefitting career paths either with further related study or in the pursuit of an apprenticeship. Program Highlights Delivered in the Centre for Construction Innovation & Production. Excellent pathway to an apprenticeship. Career Opportunities Graduates are excellent candidates for job opportunities such as plumbing, pipefitting, steam fitting, boiler maker and welding apprentices or entry level positions in plumbing wholesale or distribution.
Duration: 2 semesters
Delivery: On-campus
Pharmacy Technician Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Pharmacy Technician graduates have acquired the knowledge and skills that prove entry-level competencies are met as outlined in the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA). Pharmacy Technicians collaborate with Pharmacists and other Health Professionals as part of a team to support and promote health and wellness for patients and their healthcare goals. Pharmacy Technicians ensure safety, accuracy and efficiency in all areas of medication preparation and dispensing complying with Legislation. Our program offers state-of-the-art hospital and community practice labs where they learn to prepare sterile and non-sterile preparations, inventory management, community, institutional and hospital preparation and product distribution. Our program also offers unique intra/inter-professional education experiences.
Delivery: On-campus
Personal Support Worker (Chatham) Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
The Personal Support Worker program prepares graduates with the knowledge and skills to provide compassionate, safe and supportive care to individuals across their lifespan, including clients experiencing cognitive impairment, physical disability, age and mental health challenges. Students will develop assessment and communication skills in order to identify and document pertinent information about their client’s health status. Students will learn to provide client-centred and client-directed care based on ethical principles, sensitivity to diverse client and family values, beliefs and needs, and follow the direction of the care plan.
Delivery: On-campus
Business Administration-Human Resource Management Business Administration On-campus English
Program Overview As a graduate of this program, you will be equipped with focused knowledge and evidence-based practicum experience to assume a variety of roles within all modalities in the field of human resources and general management. Program Highlights Professional preparation for ensuring policies, programs and procedures are in place for an organization’s employees and that they are aligned with the overall business strategy for success. Applied learning opportunities in coursework through the use of evidence-based projects with local employers. Practical work placement opportunities for qualified third-year students in their final semester of 260 hours. Preparation through completed program courses for the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) and Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL) designations. See www.hrpa.ca. Career Opportunities Graduates may find positions in a number of industries in organizational recruiting, training, labour relations, conflict management, payroll, health and safety and benefits and compensation. Degree Completions Opportunities for qualified students to complete further degree studies at a variety of institutions exist through a multitude of existing and new transfer agreements. Please consult with the program coordinator for more information.
Delivery: On-campus
Computer Programming Computers & Telecommunications On-campus English
Increasingly, individuals and organizations look to computers, be they stand-alone or networked, to optimize workflow, establish a presence in global markets, improve communication, and just generally improve productivity. Graduates of Computer Programming Programs have honed their abilities, acquiring the expertise to develop, test, and deploy program code. As such, graduates are able to work individually or as part of a team to gather requirements and support the recommendations for the improvement or automation of organizational workflow that corresponds to the day-to-day requirements of individuals and organizations.
Delivery: On-campus
Community Integration Through Cooperative Education On-campus English
This program is designed to provide individuals with developmental disabilities and other significant learning challenges with the opportunity to experience college life, pursue a postsecondary education and develop skills to help prepare them for employment or volunteer-work. Students will engage with their peers in courses specific to the CICE program. Having chosen an individual vocational direction, each student will attend academic courses, with their college peers. The support of a Learning Facilitator will be provided. The Learning Facilitator may attend classes, provide follow-up study skills, test preparation, and support course modifications when necessary.
Delivery: On-campus
Community and Justice Services Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
The Community and Justice Services program focuses on at-risk and high-risk client groups in both community and institutional settings. The nature of these environments and the diversity of clients demand a highly trained workforce able to intervene effectively using best practices in order to ensure the protection of the public and the safety of the community, staff, and clients. This program is designed to prepare students for front-line careers in the justice system with attention to custody, risk assessment, case management, intervention strategies, and reintegration.
Delivery: On-campus
Civil Engineering Technology Engineering & Technology On-campus English
Civil Engineering Technologists, as members of the engineering design team, may be involved in various phases of a construction project, including the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of buildings and infrastructure such as roads, bridges, sewers, and water distribution systems. Technologists can prepare CAD drawings and bids, collect and compile data, perform survey work, and participate in the inspection and quality control processes. This program will appeal to those with an aptitude for assembly, who are analytical, enjoy problem-solving, and are strong in math.
Delivery: On-campus
Child and Youth Care Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Graduates of the Child and Youth Care program engage with children, youth, and their families in their everyday lives, use a relational approach to developing therapeutic relationships and build on their strengths and capacities to promote optimal development and facilitate positive changes. Many of the children and youth receiving care, and their families, experience complex needs and challenges associated with multiple factors such as socioeconomic factors, systemic factors, mental health, trauma, cognition, learning, and/or developmental exceptionalities and/or involvement in the justice system.
Delivery: On-campus
Carpentry and Renovation Techniques Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Program Overview This program provides the student with a solid foundation in areas closely connected to the construction and renovation industry. The variety of skills acquired in this program will enable the graduate to be a valuable asset to any contractor. These skills include framing, roofing, siding, flooring, drywall, window and door installation, decks and outdoor structures. Program Highlights Lab work is conducted in our Centre for Construction Innovation and Production. A number of build projects give you hands-on experience. Students have the opportunity to get involved in skills competitions. Career Opportunities Opportunities exist in the general carpentry trade including contractors, construction and renovation companies.
Delivery: On-campus
Cardiovascular Technology Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Cardiovascular technologists are allied health professionals who perform tests at the request of a physician to obtain information about a patient’s heart and blood vessel anatomy and function. Students learn to use a variety of monitoring devices and other equipment for electrocardiography, multi-stage stress testing, Holter and ambulatory monitor analysis, tilt table testing, pacemaker evaluation and blood pressure analysis. The Cardiovascular Technology program has a standard uniform (scrubs) for our students. The uniform consists of Ceil Blue short-sleeve scrub top, and matching pants. This must be worn in the lab and clinical placements. Additional supplies at a minimal cost will be discussed throughout the program in more detail.
Delivery: On-campus
Business-Marketing Business Administration On-campus English
For students interested in a career in promotion and sales, marketing is the stream to pursue. The graduate of Business - Marketing will possess the presentation skills necessary to promote and sell products or services. Graduates will gain knowledge of the new technology being utilized in marketing and will learn the intricacies of marketing research. This program will appeal to students who are outgoing and self-confident with a strong interest in business and sales. To succeed students must be self-motivated and able to interact well with others.
Delivery: On-campus
Business-Accounting Business Administration On-campus English
Program Overview Accounting plays a vital role in the business world and is in demand in every segment of the Canadian and global economy. The Business - Accounting two-year program provides students with a solid background in accounting and bookkeeping from a broad business perspective. Graduates of this program are proficient in various accounting, income tax, and spreadsheet software packages. Program Highlights In-depth curriculum of accounting theory and practical applications in the areas of financial accounting, cost accounting, taxation, financial management and information systems. Broad-based business skills including marketing, human resource administration, business communications, and economics. Knowledgeable professors with solid industry experience giving students first-hand insight into the field. Up-to-date computer labs using the latest accounting software. Seamless transition to the three-year accounting program. Transfer opportunities with several Canadian universities. Courses may be accepted as prerequisites and/or technical course exemptions towards the Advanced Certificate in Accounting & Finance (ACAF). Career Opportunities Graduates of this program are prepared for entry level positions as accounting clerks, bookkeepers or accounting trainees. The positions are generally in small and medium sized businesses, the not-for-profit sector or government offices.
Delivery: On-campus
Business Administration-Marketing Business Administration On-campus English
Much of a business or organization’s success is due to marketing strategies. Marketing is an ever-changing and diverse field with a wide array of career opportunities. The Business Administration - Marketing program enables students to learn about key management skills and the promotion of products, companies and businesses. Students will gain a clear understanding of consumer behaviour, market research, sales promotional tactics and the importance of using data to drive marketing strategies. This three-year marketing program prepares students for various types of management positions. If you are a strategic and creative thinker with fresh, forward-thinking ideas, and strong analytical skills and are comfortable as a team leader, this program and field may be just right for you!
Delivery: On-campus
Computer Systems Technician-Networking Computers & Telecommunications On-campus English
Program Overview Computer Systems Technicians have the skills to plan, administer, configure and maintain individual and networked computer systems. Graduates are trained to provide technical support for computer users in a business environment. This program will appeal to students who are problem solvers with good analytical skills. Students must be highly organized with a strong interest in computers. Program Highlights St. Clair is an official Cisco Networking Academy and prepares students to take the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), MCSA Administering Windows Server, CompTIA A+ and Security+ certifications (Comp TIA A+ allows for personal computer repair, maintenance and installation). Cisco networking lab. Students perform extremely well at Skills Competitions: Skills Canada National Competition - IT Network Systems Administration (2023) - Silver medal Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2023) - Gold medal Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2018) - Gold medal also receiving an award for having the highest score in a technology competition. Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2018) - Silver medal Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2017) - Bronze medal Active students run the Information Technology Club Career Opportunities Graduates will have good advancement potential and opportunities for entry-level positions including Technical Support Analyst, Network/System Administrator, and Computer Network Technologist in a wide range of sectors including government, corporations and the public sector. Many graduates become self-employed or independent operators offering computer training, technical support and network administration.
Delivery: On-campus
Business Administration-Finance Business Administration On-campus English
The financial services sector is diverse and ever-growing. Today, individuals and families are looking to financial experts to help them navigate and plan their lives in a way that is financially sound and secure. Graduates from the Business Administration - Finance program will have specialized knowledge in the field of finance. Students will be given an in-depth education on various areas of this industry, including investment products, insurance products, personal financial planning and wealth management along with the marketing skills needed to sell financial services and products. It's a field of study that leads to a wide variety of career possibilities.
Delivery: On-campus
Business Administration-Accounting Business Administration On-campus English
Program Overview The Business Administration - Accounting three-year program provides a well-rounded curriculum of accounting theory and practical applications leading to a wide range of career possibilities. Students are given rigorous training in various accounting disciplines including cost management, financial accounting, taxation, financial management, auditing and information systems. Graduates of this program are proficient in various accounting, income tax, and spreadsheet software packages. Students also gain broad-based business, communication and workplace skills that employers are looking for. Program Highlights Knowledgeable professors with solid industry experience giving students first-hand insight into the field. Up-to-date computer labs using the latest accounting software. Work placements for qualifying students allowing for hands-on real-world application of the skills and principles learned in the classroom, along with networking opportunities with possible future employers. Transfer agreements and opportunities with several Canadian and American universities. Opportunity for qualifying graduates to complete a Bachelor of Commerce (B. Comm.) from Nipissing University on the St. Clair College campus. Courses may be accepted as prerequisites and/or technical course exemptions towards the Advanced Certificate in Accounting & Finance (ACAF). Career Opportunities Graduates of the Business Administration - Accounting program are prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in accounting or financial management. Entry-level positions include financial analyst, budget analyst, tax preparer, junior accountant, bookkeeper, or management trainee. Degree Completions Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Information Communication Technology) Honours B. Comm from the University of Windsor B. Comm from Walsh College B. Comm from Nipissing University (delivered on the St. Clair College campus) B. Comm from Davenport University MBA Lawrence Technological University
Delivery: On-campus
Business Business Administration On-campus English
Program Overview Unlock limitless possibilities with our Business program. Through immersive, practical learning experiences, students cultivate skills in core business disciplines such as accounting, marketing, and human resources. Our program equips graduates with the versatility to excel in diverse business environments, both domestically and internationally. Join us and pave your path to success in the dynamic world of business. Program Highlights Broad-based business skills including accounting, marketing, human resource administration, business communications, and economics. Knowledgeable professors with solid industry experience giving students first-hand insight into the field. Smooth transition upon completion of first year to other business programs offered at the college. Career Opportunities Upon graduation, our students will possess a comprehensive understanding of key business principles, equipping them to excel in entry-level positions across various disciplines. Moreover, they will be empowered with the essential knowledge to pursue entrepreneurial ventures, paving the way for potential small business start-ups.
Delivery: On-campus
Border Services Fire, Justice & Security On-campus English
The Border Services diploma program provides a foundational knowledge in customs, immigration and food inspection. Students will become familiar with the pertinent legislation, procedures, and documentation required to move people and goods across the border. In addition, they will also develop important communication, dispute resolution and critical thinking skills. The program is designed to provide graduates with foundational training to enable them to seek careers in the many industries and government agencies responsible for facilitating the movement of persons and goods across the borders.
Delivery: On-campus
Biomedical Engineering Technology - Equipment and Devices Engineering & Technology On-campus English
Healthcare technology management is a vital part of every healthcare system, which has led to a large demand for those coming into the profession and a constantly growing field of branching career options for Biomedical engineering technologists. This program is a great place for those who want to help others, have an interest in technology and enjoy a career where no two days are the same. As an interdisciplinary program, BMET teaches students the principles of engineering and how to integrate them with healthcare concepts. Students can expect to learn about various pieces of hospital equipment including how to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain that equipment. This will be reinforced by providing students with ample hands-on opportunities and virtual reality training sessions.
Delivery: On-campus
Architectural Technology Engineering & Technology On-campus English
An Architectural Technologist assists the architect or engineer in the assembly of drawings and documents for residential, commercial and industrial projects. The graduate is involved with building design, construction drawings, project estimating, and construction specifications. As a detailer, they help develop drawings for the assembly of a building’s structure. As a worker on site, their duties may include quality control and job site supervision. This program is designed for creative individuals with a strong interest in building design, construction and planning. An aptitude for math and strong technical skills are important, along with the ability to work effectively in a team environment.
Delivery: On-campus
Animation 2D/3D Arts & Culture On-campus English
Do you dream in 3D or doodle characters for video games or cartoons? If so, you are a budding animator, and St. Clair College’s Animation 2D/3D program is the right choice for you! This program will give you the skills, discipline and confidence you need to become a sought-after animation artist. Students learn a blend of traditional techniques with the use of cutting-edge industry software. Graduates are able to animate and bring artwork to life through designing and animating characters and environments for traditional 2D and 3D projects for a variety of mediums including television, film and video games. Students also learn to become proficient with digital image manipulation, digital video editing, compositing and file management.Program Highlights
Delivery: On-campus
Advertising and Marketing Communications Management Business Administration On-campus English
As one of the premier programs in the country offering the depth and integration of current digital content and trends with traditional platforms, the Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada calls this program, “the most up-to-date curriculum of any of the Ontario advertising programs.” Students study what is evolving in today’s industry, learning what businesses are doing now. Students are prepared for digital marketing to consumers using interactive platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, mobile devices, as well as continued utilization of traditional platforms like television, radio and print.
Delivery: On-campus
Diagnostic Medical Sonography Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Utilizing advanced knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy, pathology, and physical applications, a sonographer performs examinations to provide diagnostic ultrasound images for interpretation by a medical radiologist. As a member of a health-care team, the sonographer will produce images of internal body structures utilizing a variety of hand-held acoustical scanning probes and imaging techniques. The profession requires critical thinking skills, judgment, and the ability to provide safe and competent health care. The overall program goals and objectives are aligned with the current National Competency Profiles (NCP) Generalist, as approved by Sonography Canada. Graduates will be eligible to challenge the Sonography Canada national board exams and successful completion of the registry exams will allow sonographers to seek employment in Ontario. Sonography is a regulated profession in Ontario under the guidance of the CMRITO - College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (https://www.cmrito.org/).
Delivery: On-campus
Esthetician Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
Come join us in the Esthetician Program, where you will explore the ever-changing world of beauty and wellness. Estheticians are an integral part of Spa Beauty, Wellness, Cosmetics, and Holistic practices, to name a few. This comprehensive Program focuses on the student gaining the knowledge and skill set, required to further a successful career in an industry of endless opportunities. Graduates of this program are proficient in facials, specialized skin care, body treatments, skin physiology and anatomy, nail enhancements, therapeutic pedicures, hair removal services, make-up artistry, spa business practices, and emerging trends in the industry, via practical and theoretical applications. This Program will resonate with students who are people-oriented and compassionate while being comfortable with providing personal services.
Delivery: On-campus
Esports Administration and Entrepreneurship Business Administration On-campus English
The Esports Administration and Entrepreneurship Program equips students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the dynamic and fast-paced world of esports. With a focus on both business and entrepreneurship, students will gain a deep understanding of the intricacies of organized multiplayer video game competitions. Courses cover a range of topics including sports management, media production, event management, entrepreneurship, team and league administration, and marketing. The program provides a well-rounded education on esports, including its history, video game culture, content creation and broadcast, and the use of platforms such as Twitch and YouTube.
Delivery: On-campus
Electromechanical Engineering Technology - Robotics Engineering & Technology On-campus English
Program Overview Students in the Electromechanical Engineering Technologist program will learn valuable skills to work as designers and programmers in the automation and robotics fields. Upon graduation, students will have industry-ready skills in industrial robot programming, PLC programming, machine vision, electrical design, welding, simulation, fluid power, mechanical design and project management. Program Highlights ABB robot/machine vision lab with twelve new robots with integrated vision cameras ABB/Fanuc material handling lab with six ABB and six new Fanuc robots New Fanuc welding robots lab with twelve Fanuc robots and Lincoln welders Upgraded PLC lab for teaching both Rockwell and Siemens Students graduate with a diverse skill set that prepares them for in-demand, high-paying careers in our local area Two-term Capstone projects where students will design, build and program a working robotic manufacturing cell Co-op work opportunities are available to gain valuable, paid work experience while in the program Career Opportunities These skills are in high demand in our local economy and around the world. Graduates will find employment with system integrators, machine builders, automotive manufacturers, or other manufacturing environments.
Delivery: On-campus
Electromechanical Engineering Technician - Robotics Engineering & Technology On-campus English
Program Overview Students in the Electromechanical Engineering Technician - Robotics program will gain a solid foundation in programmable logic controllers, electronics, computer-aided design, mechanical systems, computer and robot programming, sensors and actuators. Graduates will be prepared to program, troubleshoot and maintain robots and automated production systems along with mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. Graduates will also be equipped to assist in the application and design of robotic systems, their manufacture and testing. Program Highlights ABB robot/machine vision lab with twelve new robots with integrated vision cameras ABB/Fanuc material handling lab with six ABB and six new Fanuc robots New Fanuc welding robots lab with twelve Fanuc robots and Lincoln welders Upgraded PLC lab for teaching both Rockwell and Siemens Students graduate with a diverse skill set that prepares them for in-demand, high-paying careers in our local area Career Opportunities The labour market condition for Robotics Technicians in Canada is forecast to be good for some time to come. Graduates will find employment with system integrators, machine builders, automotive manufacturers, or other manufacturing environments.
Delivery: On-campus
Electrical Techniques - Chatham On-campus English
Program Overview Electrical Techniques is designed to provide the learner with an understanding of the basic theoretical and practical aspects of the electrical trade and to familiarize them with the associated tools and materials. This is a great starting place for students who might want to pursue an Electrician apprenticeship, such as: Electrician Construction and Maintenance Apprentice (309A) Industrial Electrician Apprenticeship (442A) Program Highlights Upon successful completion of the program, a graduate may be granted credit by Skilled Trades Ontario for 309A and 442A level 1 in school Electrical Apprenticeship Training with approval from the employer. Career Opportunities Graduates are excellent candidates for job opportunities as Electrical Apprentices or entry-level positions in Electrical wholesale and/or distribution.
Delivery: On-campus
Electrical Techniques On-campus English
Program Overview Electrical Techniques is designed to provide the learner with an understanding of the basic theoretical and practical aspects of the electrical trade and to familiarize them with the associated tools and materials. This is a great starting place for students who might want to pursue an Electrician apprenticeship, such as: Electrician Construction and Maintenance Apprentice (309A) Industrial Electrician Apprenticeship (442A) Program Highlights Upon successful completion of the program, a graduate may be granted credit by Skilled Trades Ontario for 309A and 442A level 1 in school Electrical Apprenticeship Training with approval from the employer. Career Opportunities Graduates are excellent candidates for job opportunities as Electrical Apprentices or entry-level positions in Electrical wholesale and/or distribution.
Delivery: On-campus
Educational Support Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Program Overview The Educational Support program is the perfect course of study for people interested in supporting children and adolescents with special needs in academic settings. This program will prepare you to work in concert with education professionals in the classroom to maximize learning opportunities for exceptional students and their families. You will receive the knowledge and skills required to work in a multidisciplinary environment by working alongside teachers, EAs, speech-language pathologists, and physiotherapists. Program Highlights Highly experienced instructors who have several years of involvement in the field of special/inclusive education provide instruction and professional development. Placement opportunities in a variety of educational settings where you will further develop your workplace skills under the supervision of experienced professionals. Use the most up-to-date assistive and augmentative technologies to assist in supporting students' needs. Learning to construct and apply knowledge on a variety of topics related to special/inclusive education. Opportunity to obtain relevant certificates within the program (e.g., lifting, feeding, Behaviour Management Systems Training, etc.) Career Opportunities Graduates will find placement opportunities in elementary or secondary school settings, group homes, and family support agencies. Degree Completions Students who maintain a minimum of a 3.0 GPA in the Educational Support program may be eligible for admission into one of St. Clair College's graduate certificate or accelerated programs (e.g., ECE - Accelerated). Additionally, students could receive up to 10 course credits toward a related degree at the University of Windsor (e.g., psychology, social work, disability studies, etc.). We also have pathways with Toronto Metropolitan University's Disability Studies program and the University of Victoria's Child and Youth Care degree program.
Delivery: On-campus
Early Childhood Education (Chatham) Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Graduates of this program can be part of the licensed child care team supporting young children in infant, toddler, preschool or school age classrooms in developing thinking, learning, communication, physical, social and emotional skills. Registered Early Childhood Educators design and provide a curriculum that is based on the interests and the developmental level of each child. Practitioners in the field of Early Childhood Education work closely not only with children but also with families and other professionals, so excellent communication and social interaction skills are also required.
Delivery: On-campus
Early Childhood Education (Accelerated) Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Graduates of this program can be part of the licensed child care team supporting young children in infant, toddler, preschool or school age classrooms in developing thinking, learning, communication, physical, social and emotional skills. Registered Early Childhood Educators design and provide curriculum that is based on the interests and the developmental level of each child. Practitioners in the field of Early Childhood Education work closely not only with children, but also with families and other professionals, so excellent communication and social interaction skills are also required.
Delivery: On-campus
Early Childhood Education Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Graduates of this program can be part of the licensed child care team supporting young children in infant, toddler, preschool or school age classrooms in developing thinking, learning, communication, physical, social and emotional skills. Registered Early Childhood Educators design and provide a curriculum that is based on the interests and the developmental level of each child. Practitioners in the field of Early Childhood Education work closely not only with children but also with families and other professionals, so excellent communication and social interaction skills are also required.
Delivery: On-campus
Advanced Medical Esthetics Practitioner Applied Professions & Services On-campus English
The Advanced Medical Esthetics Practitioner Graduate Certificate Program will prepare the graduate to work in the progressive field of medical esthetics. The curriculum will provide a strong foundation for the assessment of skin types, conditions, and the corresponding treatments for promoting and maintaining healthy skin utilizing advanced technology, products, and devices. Students will gain practical hands-on skills to work within related medical professions in a safe and competent manner within their scope of practice, from esthetics to nursing alongside a physician. Students will develop the knowledge and essential skills necessary to perform non-invasive procedures such as laser and light-energy treatments, a variety of chemical peels, hydro facials, microdermabrasion procedures, micro-needling, and derma planing procedures, as well as the fundamentals necessary to assist with the application of invasive procedures in a cosmetic medical setting, including a tour of our medical laboratories for an introduction to Phlebotomy for PRP treatments. The student will build expertise in delivering pre- and post-treatment care for special populations, including oncology patients. Graduates will be well-prepared to administer and retail cosmeceuticals and medical esthetic procedures. Additional licensing and/or training is needed to perform injectables such as Botox and fillers, and is not provided in the program.
Delivery: On-campus
Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographers (DCS) utilize high-frequency sound waves to assist physicians in making heart health diagnoses. They perform sonographic procedures on the heart and determine which images to submit for review to the primary care physician. This graduate certificate program would be of interest to graduates of applied health science programs such as Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Cardiovascular Technology, Nursing and Human Kinetics. The Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography program will prepare students to develop theoretical and clinical competency skills required in the field of cardiac sonography and will also allow them to gain extensive laboratory and clinical experience, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment.
Delivery: On-campus
Developmental Services Worker (Chatham) Education, Community & Social Services On-campus English
Program Overview Developmental Services Worker graduates specialize in supporting people with developmental and intellectual disabilities of all ages, in all aspects of life in their communities. Courses focus on community involvement, interpersonal and counseling skills, teaching positive behavioural supports and life skills, mental health intervention and pharmacology. Program Highlights Mock apartment and lab facilities. Work Integrated learning offered through engagement with community agencies through activities and coursework. Curriculum that includes community capacity building and entrepreneurial studies. Excellent student satisfaction ratings. Field placement experience. Student home community placements where possible. Career Opportunities Typical entry level positions include community agencies, educational assistants in schools, family support worker, and recreational assistant. Graduates enjoy excellent employment prospects including entrepreneurial opportunities. Students often find part time work prior to graduation. Degree Completions Graduates can be granted credit toward Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Windsor, and admission to the Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in Disability Studies at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Delivery: On-campus
Dental Hygiene Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
Program Overview The practice of dental hygiene is “the assessment of teeth and adjacent tissues, treatment by preventive and therapeutic means, and the provision of restorative and orthodontic procedures and services” (DHA, 1991). Students will be prepared to provide oral health care in a variety of environments. Graduates will work within the scope of dental hygiene practice and in accordance with the regulations of the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario. Program Highlights On campus Dental Clinic offering practical experience. Off-site placements at various community sites and oral health promotion activities. Accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada. Graduates are self-regulated health care professionals who support the roles of a Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) such as health promotion, education, clinical therapy, advocacy, research and administration. An RDH is a vital member of the oral healthcare team working with other healthcare professionals to achieve and maintain optimal oral health. Focus on applying the dental hygiene process of care while developing inter-professionalism, client-centred care and interpersonal communication skills. Graduates are eligible as a candidate for the National Dental Hygiene Certification Examination. Successful completion is a requirement for registration by the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario to practice in the province. Career Opportunities Although a dentist in private practice most often employs dental hygienists, there is a growing number of dental hygienists who are self-employed or choose careers in public health education, hospitals, research, or dental product development and promotion.
Delivery: On-campus
Dental Assisting Levels I and Ii Health, Food & Medical On-campus English
This program prepares students to assume a position as a dental assistant / intra-oral health care provider, capable of working with health professionals in a variety of settings. The role of a Level II dental assistant involves precise and detailed work in a confined environment, including chairside and laboratory duties, instrument reprocessing as per current IPAC guidelines, maintaining infection control along with intra-oral skills such as selective coronal polishing, oral hygiene instruction, application of pit and fissure sealants, fluoride application, and teeth whitening processes.
Delivery: On-campus
Data Analytics Computers & Telecommunications On-campus English
Program Overview The Data Analytics one-year graduate certificate prepares students to visualize past, present, and future patterns by linking and presenting information in meaningful ways. The area of data analytics offers deeper insights and meaning of data sets for users by telling the story behind the information. This type of detailed and defined information enables graduates to effectively predict trends, understand the needs of customers, as well as make more informed business decisions. Career Opportunities Graduates of the program are well-equipped for roles across various public and private sectors. Positions they may pursue include Junior Data Analyst, Business Intelligence Assistant, Reporting Analyst, Marketing Data Assistant, and Operations Support Analyst. These roles leverage their skills in data handling, statistical analysis, data visualization, and introductory programming. Graduates may also explore opportunities in fields such as digital marketing, logistics, and finance. Those with an entrepreneurial mindset may pursue self-employment options, such as becoming a data analytics consultant or assisting organizations in managing and interpreting their data.
Delivery: On-campus
Cybersecurity Computers & Telecommunications 2 semesters On-campus English
Program Overview This one-year graduate certificate program is designed to equip students with cybersecurity knowledge and skills necessary in the public and private sectors. Students will learn cybersecurity concepts of cryptography, cyber forensics, and network security, in addition to topics such as mobile network security, cloud security, and ethical hacking techniques and tools. Coursework in this program also addresses social, legal, and ethical considerations of cybersecurity. The program is designed as a blend of theoretical and practical learning opportunities. Career Opportunities While incidents of cyber-attacks in the manufacturing sector have notably increased in recent years companies are working toward developing and implementing processes to identify and/or respond to security breaches. This will lead to an increased demand for cybersecurity specialists in various sectors. The growth in job opportunities in the cybersecurity field is driven by technological innovation and infrastructure upgrades to increase data security. These job opportunities require workers with skills in blockchain technologies, cybersecurity, predictive analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Windsor-Essex has positioned itself to be able to lead the way in automotive, and manufacturing cybersecurity and to become a hub within the industry. Graduates of this program may typically find employment in the cybersecurity category of manufacturing and supply chain cybersecurity fields. Graduates may also find employment in the utilities and finance sectors. Laddering Opportunities Laddering opportunities into the Cybersecurity Program exist for graduates of Information Technology, Computer Systems Technology - Networking, Computer Systems Technician - Networking, Computer Science, Web Development and Internet Applications or Engineering Programs from a recognized College, or University or from those possessing a degree/diploma from a related field of study. Graduates may be able to receive credit toward further education in related post-secondary diplomas, advanced diplomas, or degree programs.
Duration: 2 semesters
Delivery: On-campus
Culinary Management Culinary, Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism On-campus English
If working in a team environment dedicated to culinary excellence and customer service is your passion then Culinary Management will prepare you for this career path. Students learn basic cooking fundamentals, baking skills and gain a practical knowledge of food safety and sanitation. Students will also gain experience in a wide range of advanced cooking skills and techniques as well as basic knowledge of viticulture (the art of pairing wine and food). Students must be good at multi-tasking and have the ability to work quickly, while paying attention to detail. These positions are physically demanding and require people to stand for long hours.
Delivery: On-campus
Construction Engineering Technician Engineering & Technology On-campus English
Program Overview In a building or infrastructure project, Construction Engineering Technicians play an important role at the construction site. Duties include estimating, testing or inspecting materials, performing construction surveys, interpreting and applying specifications and executing sketches from contract drawings, shop and CAD drawings. This program will appeal to students with an interest in construction. They must have technical problem-solving skills and the ability to work well with others. Program Highlights Over $300,000 invested in new equipment for Surveying and Material Testing classes. Students receive a solid foundation in core construction engineering subjects with a balance of theory and practical knowledge. Recognized by the Ontario Association of Certified Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) allowing easier transition to certification and increased employability. Common first year classes between Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Engineering Technician and Architectural Technology allows for easy transfer between the three programs. Students have the opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities such as the Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition. Students are eligible to continue their studies in the final year of the Civil Engineering Technology program to obtain the 3-year Civil Engineering Technology Diploma or in the Construction Project Management one-year program to obtain an Ontario College Graduate Certificate. Career Opportunities Construction engineering technicians can fulfill a number of roles on the construction site. Positions include site supervisor, junior estimator, or, surveyor with general contractors, architectural and engineering firms. Opportunities also exist with building product manufacturing firms, sub-contractors and government agencies.
Delivery: On-campus
Computer Systems Technology-Networking Computers & Telecommunications On-campus English
Program Overview This program focuses on advanced computer network administration including network security. Computer systems technologists also have project management, systems analysis and design skills. This program will appeal to students with a keen interest in highly complex network systems. Students must have good communication and analytical skills, enjoy problem-solving, and be well organized. Program Highlights St. Clair is an official Cisco Networking Academy and prepares students to take the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Implementing Cisco Wireless Network Fundamentals (WIFUND), MCSA Administering Windows Server, CompTIA A+ and Security+ certifications (Comp TIA A+ allows for personal computer repair, maintenance and installation). Cisco networking lab. Active student-run Information Technology Club. Students work on a “real world” project team designing and presenting a network proposal for an industry partner. Students perform extremely well at Skills Competitions: Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2023) - Gold medal Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2018) - Gold medal also receiving an award for having the highest score in a technology competition. Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2018) - Silver medal Skills Ontario - IT Network Systems Administration (2017) - Bronze medal Career Opportunities Graduates will have good advancement potential and opportunities for entry-level positions including Technical Support Analyst, Network/System Administrator, and Computer Network Technologist in a wide range of sectors including government, corporations and the public sector. Many graduates become self-employed or independent operators offering computer training, technical support and network administration.
Delivery: On-campus
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Frequently Asked Questions about St. Clair College
Frequently asked questions about St. Clair College, covering the institutional basics most prospective applicants want to confirm first.
In what year was St. Clair College established?
St. Clair College was founded in 1967 (approximately 59 years ago).
In which city is St. Clair College?
St. Clair College is based in Windsor, Canada.
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Top-Ranked Universities in Canada
Top universities in Canada typically offer the most generous institutional scholarships. St. Clair College's scholarship range relative to these benchmarks reflects funding capacity.
University of Toronto
Toronto · Public · Rank #14
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver · Public · Rank #64
McGill University
Montréal · Public · Rank #73
University of Alberta
Edmonton · Public · Rank #110
University of Calgary
Calgary · Public · Rank #159
Faculties at Nearby Universities
Other institutions in St. Clair College's region offer similar admissions cycles and overlapping subject areas, listed below for comparison. Regional clusters often share employer networks and post-study career pathways.
University of Windsor
Windsor · Public · Rank #1222
AS
Assumption University
Windsor · Private · Est. 1857
Where Else to Study Health, Food & Medical
Cohort diversity (gender, nationality, prior experience) shapes the Health, Food & Medical classroom experience. Some Canada programmes publish demographic data; others do not, but the question is worth asking.
HU
Humber College
Toronto · Est. 1968
Sheridan College
Oakville · Est. 1967
Conestoga College
Kitchener · Est. 1967
SE
Seneca Polytechnic
Toronto · Est. 1967
DU
Durham College
Oshawa · Est. 1967
Universities Often Compared with St. Clair College
Below: institutions that students typically weigh against St. Clair College when finalising their shortlist. The comparison set reflects scale and prestige; specific programme fit still needs separate verification.
Institute for Christian Studies
Toronto · Private · Est. 1967
College Ahuntsic
Montréal · Est. 1967
Georgian College
Barrie · Est. 1967
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Cégep de l'Abitibi Témiscamingue
Rouyn-Noranda · Est. 1967
CA
Cambrian College
Sudbury · Est. 1967
