Northern College at Pures Toronto

Northern College has partnered with Pures College of Technology to provide international students in Toronto with a high-quality education and exceptional service. Students who enrol in Northern College programs at the Pures Toronto site receive full credit from Northern College and are awarded a Northern College diploma once they have completed all of their requirements.  

Students can take courses such as Community Services, Business and Office Administration, Engineering Technology, and Trades. Within these programs, students have the opportunity to study diverse courses like Business-Marketing, Building Inspection Technician, Practical Nursing, and Veterinary Assistant. 

The college provides a high-quality education while also improving their practical skills. International students are welcomed by staff and professors, who offer good student services to ensure that they have a positive academic experience. International students who live in Toronto have access to a wide range of job options and community support programs.

More than 1,500 full-time students attend the college, with more than 11,000 part-time or continuing education students. International students account for more than 20% of the college's total enrollment. Northern College has programs designed specifically for overseas students.

Northern College has one of the highest ratios of scholarship, bursary, and prize recipients per student in the province. Each year, Northern College students can apply for over 500 scholarships, bursaries, and awards. Approximately 1,000 Northern College students receive scholarships, bursaries, and prizes each year. Northern College students receive over $700,000 in scholarships, bursaries, and prizes each year because of the generosity of the donors.

Know more about: Canada Scholarship for International Students

Several sporting facilities are available on the Northern College campuses, including a full-size gym. Students have access to a variety of sporting goods and equipment. The institutions' Innovation Hub provides a forum for motivated students to contribute intellectually by applying their scientific and entrepreneurial knowledge. Milestones are reached here through instruction and integration.

Students can join a variety of student-led groups as well as clubs. Several social, political, and intellectual clubs on campus cater to the interests of all students by bringing them together. The college's Learning Resource Centre serves as a learning hub for students, offering a variety of services to both students and administration. There are also books, magazines, and audiovisual items available.

On-Campus Housing: Residential halls, apartments, and other housing facilities are available for domestic and international students on all college campuses. Housing at the Haileybury Campus Residence can be reserved using the official website's online application gateway. Residence advisors live on-site and assist with community building.

The maintenance staff guarantees that students in charge of property operations have safe living circumstances. Candidates are responsible for their own rooms, while housekeeping services are given in the buildings' shared spaces. The Timmins Campus offers fully equipped rooms with a private four-piece bathroom and essential amenities like a desk, chair, telephone lines, cable TV, and Wifi.

Off-Campus Housing: Students have a variety of possibilities for off-campus housing in the surrounding areas. Studio flats, paid guest facilities, shared housing complexes, and other options are available to students.

Homestays: Homestays are an essential part of the student housing system. Students can choose to remain in a homestay or not, depending on their preferences. Singles, young couples with children and pets, and elderly couples are among the homestay hosts. All homestay lodgings have been inspected, and all adults in the household have completed the mandatory criminal background check.