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NorQuest College
Edmonton, Alberta
School ID: 227
DLI#: O18795996622
Founded: 1965
Type: Public, College
Total Students: 19354+
At a Glance
- Publicly-funded, community college founded in 1965 by the Government of Alberta.
- Located in the downtown Edmonton, Alberta’s trendy and savvy capital city.
- Truly international and diverse environment with students from 37 countries, speaking more than 78 languages
Popular Areas of Study
Business Administration
Early Childhood Learning
Energy and Environment
What NorQuest College Has to Offer
- Post-Graduation Work Permit Eligible Programs
- Co-op or Internship
- Work While Studying
- Accomodations Available
- Conditional Offer Letter
Take Your Next Step Forward With NorQuest College
With the strength of a NorQuest College education, students have the skills and confidence to further their studies, begin new careers, provide better lives for their families, and make valuable contributions to society.
38+ Programs to Choose From
1-Year Undergraduate College Certificate
| Accounting Technician | Early Learning and Child Care |
| Administrative Professional | Healthcare |
2-Year Undergraduate College Diploma (Many with Co-op)
| Business Administration | Justice |
| Child and Youth Care | Practical Nurse |
| Energy Management | Pharmacy Technician |
1-Year Postgraduate Certificate
| Teaching English | Mental Health Practitioner |
Find the full list of programs and admission requirements
at Aptechstudyabroad.com.
Certificate vs. Diploma
Are you wondering whether to choose a 1-year certificate or a 2-year diploma? Two main points of difference between the two are the time taken to earn it and the depth of the curriculum.
A certificate is usually completed in a year and helps students gain necessary skills for a career without years of schooling. A diploma has a more in-depth curriculum and is a cost-effective way to enter a professional career that doesn’t require a degree.
Tuition*
$13,520 CAD per year average
Cost of Living*
$12,960 CAD per year average
Language Requirements*
Undergraduate
IELTS: 6.0 Overall (no individual band less than 5.5)
Postgraduate
IELTS: 6.5 Overall (no individual band less than 6.0)
*Tuition fees, living costs, scholarships, and language requirements are subject to change and may vary by program. Please visit the Aptech study abroad website for the most up-to-date information.
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As one of our student workers, Mana loves interacting with her fellow peers and making new friends at clubs such as the Spanish Club.
She is hoping to one day own her own company and also enjoys playing the violin and ice skating when taking a break from her studies.
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She is also hoping to one day work in a legal office and believes that new students should try volunteering or becoming a student worker to better know the local culture and lifestyle.
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He hopes new students embrace facing new adventures and have confidence when trying out new experiences!
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She hopes her role in the student association as well as her studies in marketing and humanities help inspire her fellow peers and international students looking at studying abroad.