Q: How do I know which program will suit me?

A: We have general information on each of our programs on the Trillium College Webpage. We also have Registrars at each of our campus locations who are a wealth of information and are able to discuss all of the programs Trillium College has to offer. Call us to make an appointment with our Registrar.

Q: School is a great idea but how will I afford it?

A: Our Campus Registrars can provide information regarding OSAP, Bursaries and even the Government's new initiatives - the Second Career Program and Ontario Skills Development. Call us for more details.

Q: I have family commitments, how will I do it all?

A: Classes at Trillium College are from Monday through Friday for only four hours a day. Classes are also taught in Modules which means there is only one topic covered at a time so students will not get overwhelmed with numerous topics. Call us for more details on our class structure.

Q: Is a fall date my only option?

A: Since Trillium College runs year round there is often a start date every couple of months. September is no longer the only start date. Call us for more details.

Q: Would I be lost in a large class?

A: Classes at Trillium College are between 10-15 students per instructor. Therefore, you will not just be a number in the class.

Q: Are the instructors qualified?

A: All of the instructors at Trillium College are qualified. They each have many years of experience in their field of expertise.

Q: How do I get started on my educational goals?

A: To get started with your educational goals call Trillium College at 1-866-565-6777 to speak with one of our Registrars.

Q: I am older than the typical college student. Will I fit in?

A: A good portion of the students who attend Trillium College are mature students.

Q: Do classes go all day?

A: Classes are from Monday through Friday for four hours a day. Depending on the course and its start date the classes are either from 8:30-12:30 or 1:00-5:00. Call us to get more information on our class structure.

Q: Are the programs eligible for Government funding? OSAP?

A: Most programs at Trillium College are eligible for funding and/or OSAP. Call us for more information.

Q: Is there anyone I can talk to about my program options?

A: Our Campus Registrars are a wealth of information and they can discuss all the programs Trillium College has to offer. Call us to make an appointment with our registrar.

Q: Is Oshawa the only campus location?

A: Trillium College has nine different campus locations in Ontario. The campuses are located in Oshawa, Peterborough, Kingston, Kitchener, Ottawa, St. Catharines, Burlington, Toronto-Yonge and Toronto-Church. Contact us to find out the different programs offered at each campus.

Q: Are there any programs under two years?

A: Trillium College offers a number of programs that can be completed under two years. Please contact us for information on those particular programs.

Q: Is there anyone I can talk to about Financial Aid?

A: Each of our Trillium College Campuses have a person on staff who can assist you with OSAP, bursaries and even the Government's new initiatives - the Second Career Program and Ontario Skills Development. Call us for more details.

Q: What is the percentage of students who find work following graduation?

A: Trillium College is very proud of it's students' job success following graduation. Over 85% of students find work in their field. Trillium College also has a team on staff who assists in finding the students work in their field.

Q: Does Trillium College provide the placements?

A: Trillium College does provide placements for those programs that require one.

Q: Can I attend Trillium College even though I do not have my Grade 12 Diploma?

A: Yes you can attend Trillium College even though you do not have your Grade 12 Diploma as long as you have a grade 12 equivalent or be a mature student of 18 years of age or older. Please call us for more information.

Q: I am a male. Will I fit in?

A: Trillium College is not aimed towards a particular gender.

Q: Do you graduate Trillium College with a college diploma?

A: All programs at Trillium College are diploma programs. Call us for more information on our diploma programs.

Q: Is Trillium College a registered College?

A: Trillium College is registered as a Private Career College with the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities.

Q: Is there any assistance in finding work following graduation?

A: Trillium College has someone on staff who assists graduates in finding work following graduation. Please call for more details.

Q: Will I be able to handle the workload since I work part time?

A: Since Trillium College classes are a set four hours a day for five days a week then it is possible to work part time.

Q: What is the procedure for student complaints?

A: Student Complaint Procedure