This article explains the different branches of Centennial College's School of Continuing Education, which allows learners to learn on-campus, online or through print-based correspondence, depending on what is convenient for them.

1. Address: Centennial College, P.O. Box 631, Station A, Toronto M1K 5E9, Ontario, Canada
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The School of Continuing Education Understands That
Teaching Adults Involves a Unique Approach
Forget everything you thought you knew about being an adult learner. Centennial College,
the first community college established in the province of Ontario, is changing the way
part-time learners study by offering distinct options that will allow anyone to obtain an
education.
Your experience in the School of Continuing Education begins with a choice that is entirely
based on your career goals, your schedule and your personal preferences. If, for example,
you have taken a few years off after high school but are looking to return to the field to
launch a new career, part-time studies that are completed on campus may be for you. Think
about it. You are launching a brand new career and would benefit from seeing hands-on
demonstrations, learning by doing (through projects, presentations, group work, case
studies, mock exercises and more) and building your network. Should you choose this
option, you would become one of the 28,000 people take advantage of this School, which
offers a total of 160 certificate and diploma undertakings and more than 1,200 different
courses. Some of the career areas you can complete by attending classes during the evenings
and weekends include: business, communications, community services, engineering and
technology, general education and teaching as well as transportation and motorcycle.
Meanwhile, if you are already working in your desired field but wish to upgrade your
education so that you may advance, it may not be necessary for you to attend on-campus
classes at one of the four Centennial College locations. It is, however, worth noting that each
campus location houses classrooms that belong to a certain area of study, making attending
part-time classes a very unique experience. Online option still offers a classroom
environment in the form of virtual classes that allow students to communicate with
instructors and students from all over the world.
Lastly, for those who aren't as comfortable with technology or don't own a computer but feel
they can study independently, there are print-based correspondence courses. These are
typically less complicated courses that can be completed within a six-month period.
To ensure that students are comfortable with beginning their education as adult learners,
the School of Continuing Education offers CE Info Nights. By attending, you will have
the opportunity to meet the CE Team and learn more about courses and programs. Those
attending the CE Info Night at Progress Campus will have the opportunity to attend the free
workshop, Career Possibilities 101, as well as meet the Canadian Payroll Association (CPA),

2. Address: Centennial College, P.O. Box 631, Station A, Toronto M1K 5E9, Ontario, Canada
Tel: 416-289-5300, Email: success@centennialcollege.ca Page 2
the Supply Chain Management Association of Ontario (SCMAO) and the Project
Management Institute (PMI).
All programs offered through this school have their own prerequisites and it's best to check
each individual program's page to ensure that you have the necessary requirements to
apply.
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