Why should I choose Cestar College over other institutions?

Cestar College offers high-quality programs that feature small class sizes, streamlined and condensed schedules, and dedicated instructors with extensive industry experience. All of our programs include a practical placement for hands-on learning, and because our programs are accelerated, students graduate faster without sacrificing academic depth. Ideal for students looking to enter the workforce sooner, our programs prepare graduates who are motivated, job-ready, and equipped for success.

Does Cestar College offer financial aid?

All of our programs are OSAP and Better Jobs Ontario eligible. Students are encouraged to visit the OSAP and Better Jobs Ontario websites to determine whether they qualify for financial assistance through these provincial programs. In addition, Cestar College offers interest-free payment plans. Speak with a member of our registration team to learn more about your options and eligibility.

Can international students apply to Cestar College?

Currently, Cestar College is accepting applications from Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents only. Please contact us to learn more.

What is student life like at Cestar College?

At Cestar College, students enjoy a vibrant campus experience with access to study rooms, student lounges, an on-campus library, and food services, including Tim Hortons. Our campus provides all the amenities needed for a rewarding student experience both inside and outside the classroom.

Where is Cestar College located?

Our campus is located at 265 Yorkland Blvd., near the intersection of Victoria Park and Sheppard, just north of Highway 401. Cestar College is accessible by both TTC and GO Transit, and student parking is available.

Can I schedule a campus tour?

Absolutely! Campus tours are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Evening tours can also be arranged. Contact us to book your campus tour.

What is the eligibility criteria to apply?

Applicants must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), a high school diploma, or an equivalent credential. Students over the age of 18 who qualify as mature students without an OSSD or equivalent are required to complete an admissions test.

What makes the Cestar Paralegal program different from other paralegal programs?

Unlike traditional pathways, the Cestar Paralegal program is an LSO-accredited, accelerated program designed to help you enter the workforce sooner. In just 55 weeks, you'll complete the academic curriculum, gain valuable hands-on experience through a professional work placement, and graduate eligible to write the P1 licensing exam. Our streamlined approach helps you launch your legal career or start your own legal practice with confidence.

When is the Paralegal program offered and what is the schedule?

Applications are accepted for two intakes each year: Fall (September/October) and Spring (April/May). Class schedules vary by term, with both daytime and evening options available. Please contact our registration team for details on upcoming schedules.

What makes the Cestar Dental Assistant program different from other dental assistant programs?

Launch your dental career in just over a year. Our program includes 590 hours of classroom theory, 535 hours of hands-on practical training, and a 120-hour practicum. Students also receive HARP-approved dental radiography training and graduate eligible to write the National Dental Assisting Examining Board (NDAEB) examination, opening the door to exciting career opportunities across Canada.

When is the Dental Assistant program offered and what is the schedule?

Cestar College currently offers one Fall (September) intake each year, with applications accepted year-round. Classes are typically held during the day, although evening classes may be available. Contact our registration team for the latest schedule information.

Is the Dental Assistant program online or in person?

The Dental Assistant program is delivered in person at our state-of-the-art training facility located at 265 Yorkland Blvd. Our North York campus is conveniently located near Victoria Park and Sheppard, just north of Highway 401, with easy access by TTC and GO Transit.

What makes the Cestar PSW program different from others?

Our Personal Support Worker (PSW) program combines flexibility with practical experience. More than 70% of the theory instruction is delivered online, allowing you to study from anywhere, while in-person labs provide hands-on clinical training. Located just off Highway 401 at Victoria Park, our North York campus is easily accessible by TTC and GO Transit. You can complete the program and begin your new career in as little as 25 weeks.

When is the PSW program offered and what is the schedule?

Applications are accepted for three annual intakes: Fall (September), Winter (January), and Spring (May). Class schedules vary each term, with both daytime and evening options available. Contact our registration team for the most current schedule information.

When can I take the NACC PSW exam?

You will write your final NACC PSW examination after completing your placement hours. The exam is conveniently offered on campus, and the cost of your first attempt is included with your tuition. Students are responsible for the fees associated with any additional exam attempts.

Is the PSW program online or in person?

Our hybrid PSW program offers the flexibility of online learning combined with valuable in-person training. Over 70% of classroom instruction is delivered online, while practical lab sessions take place at our North York campus. Conveniently located near Highway 401 at Victoria Park and accessible by TTC and GO Transit, the program provides the ideal balance of flexible learning and hands-on experience.