Willis College recognizes each student’s financial situation is different and we work with a variety of student funding options across Canada to help you fund your education. At Willis College, our dedicated team of Financial Aid Administrators will help you find the right funding or financial assistance option that is right for you. Our Financial Aid team will meet with you one-on- one to discuss your financial situation and based upon that discussion, walk you through the next steps to secure your funding. Please note, financial assistance is available to those who qualify.

If you are looking for an education where you are known by your instructors, where your education and career connect, prepared for employment, and where your learning experience is exceptional, Willis College Online can get you there, fast!

Connect the classroom, the world, and your career

Our students come to Willis College with various backgrounds and levels of education, but everyone has a common goal; to get the best career training in the shortest time possible and get ready for a new and exciting career.

It is of great importance for us to match the right program with the right individual. Going to school, whether it’s to start your first career, or to change careers, is a significant life decision. Our goal is to provide you with all the information you need to make the best decision for your future.

To meet with a Student Admissions Advisor and explore your options, please fill in our Request Information form.

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Financial Aid & Funding

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Our admission steps are designed to ensure that you choose a program that is right for you and will help you achieve your life and career goals! All of our admissions appointments are being conducted virtually or over the phone.

Step 1: Fill out a Request for Information Form online or call the campus nearest you
Ask for more information by filling out a Request for Information Form online.

Step 2: Attend an information session with one of our Student Admissions Advisors
Attend an information session (conducted over the phone, via Zoom, or in person) with a Student Admissions Advisor. Previous experience, areas of interest, and personal strengths are discussed during this session to determine the most appropriate diploma program for you. We’ll also discuss schedules and admission requirements for your program of choice:

Step 3: Attend an Information Session with a Financial Aid Administrator. A Financial Aid Administrator will help you figure out funding options. We’re here to help. From student loans to payment plans, we have Financial Aid Administrators who can answer your funding questions. You can book an appointment anytime to speak to someone from our Financial Aid Office.
When a decision has been made on the program of choice and funding options have been discussed, the Student Admissions Advisor will guide you through the enrollment process.

Step 5: Orientation
New Student Orientation takes place the week before your program start date. You can expect an email from Willis College with details regarding the date and time of the orientation. During the New Student Orientation, you can expect to meet instructors, teacher assistants, faculty heads, and several other Willis staff members you will be interacting with while a student of Willis College. We will review our learning platforms, student portal, and the Willis College Student Handbook during orientation. You can expect the orientation to last approximately two hours.

Step 6: First Day of Class
Your first day of class will begin with an onboarding session where we provide you with online accounts, email addresses, passwords, and access to our online platform resources. When everyone is logged in, the learning adventure begins.

Admissions Requirements

At this time, Willis College can only accept students who are Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or Refugees. We are not able to issue the Post Graduate Work Permit.

Canadian High School diploma or equivalent. Willis College Admission’s Team uses the Wonderlic assessment tool.

For Mature Students:
If you don’t have a High School Diploma, we have admissions options specifically for you depending on which province you are in enrolling. Please contact us to see how our Admissions Team can help you achieve your new career.

*Mature student is defined as 19 years or older.