A program is a group of courses that leads to an academic credential or document of recognition. You can also register for an individual course and start upgrading your skills today.
Classroom: Traditional instructor-led classes at one of Canadore’s four campuses; indicated as Lecture/Lab
iLearn – D2L: Canadore’s web-based learning platform offers students a virtual, asynchronous classroom facilitated by college instructors; indicated as Internet Delivery
OntarioLearn: A collaborative, web-based learning platform with 24/7 technical support that hosts courses from 24 Ontario Colleges; indicated as OntarioLearn
Contact North: A real-time virtual classroom that allows students to learn live with instructors and peers or review content later from home; indicated as Contact North
A prerequisite is a course (or other qualification) required for entry into another course. Note: It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that all prerequisites are met before registering.
Course entry requirements: learners must be 19 years of age or older or have earned an Ontario Secondary School Diploma/Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma or equivalent.
Program entry requirements: each program varies in its entry requirements. Please visit individual programs to ensure you meet the entry requirements.
The registration deadline for all online courses is 10 business days from the course start date.
Full refunds are provided if a course is cancelled by the college.
Partial refunds are provided if a student withdraws from a course prior to the refund deadline. A partial refund is a refund less an administrative fee.
All online courses – up to the last day to register for a course
For semester long in-class courses – 4:00 p.m. one business day prior to the second scheduled class.
For weekend or evening workshops – 4:00 p.m. two business days prior to the course start date.
After the refund deadline, course fees are neither refundable nor transferable.
Refund requests must be received in writing or by email to the Continuing Education office prior to the refund deadline. After the refund deadline, course fees are neither refundable nor transferable.
Prior to the last week, students can request to withdraw from a course. You will receive a final grade of “WD” (withdrawn) which will not affect your grade point average (GPA). Withdrawal request must be received in writing or by email to the Continuing Education office prior to the withdrawal deadline.
It is recommended that you register at least one week before the course start date. This allows time for your registration to be processed and to order textbooks. Students who register after the course start date are responsible for catching up on any missed material. Refund and withdrawal deadlines are not extended due to late registration.
Grades will take approximately three to five weeks to be processed after the course end date. You can view your grades online by following the steps:
- Go to Self Service
- User ID: Student # (found on the top of your welcome email and on your receipt)
- PIN: Date of birth (ddmmyy – 6 digits)
- Click – Student, Student Records, Final Grades
- Select a Term
- If your PIN has been deactivated, please contact the Service Desk at 705-474- 7600 ext. 5800 and ask to have your PIN reset.
To request a transcript of all Canadore grades complete and submit the Transcript Request Form
Please note that fees apply
Those 55 and older are eligible for a 15% discount on the tuition fee portion on all continuing education courses.
Textbooks for each course can be found here. Note that textbooks for courses and programs in the Continuing Education department vary based on the course provider. If you have any questions regarding textbooks for your course or program, please contact the Continuing Education department.
Students must contact the Continuing Education Department at Canadore College to book their exams. Exams must be booked a minimum of two weeks in advance of the date you would like to write. Exams must be completed by the Friday following the course end date.
Most college level courses have a final exam that will need to be written in a testing center or with a proctor. Your instructor will be able to provide you with exam details.
If you are located too far from a testing center you can use a proctor to write your exam. It is a student’s responsibility to find a suitable proctor and pay any applicable fees associated with writing exams. A proctor should be an educational or human resource professional or a person in an authority role, such as a professor, librarian or police officer. A proctor cannot be a relative, co-worker, neighbour, friend, student or person with the same address as the student.
Contact
Continuing Education and Corporate Training
705.474.7600 ext. 5601
ce@canadorecollege.ca
Every attempt is made to ensure the accuracy of information provided. The College reserves the right to modify any course, program, curriculum, fee, timetable, or campus location at any time.