Not everyone knows what program they want to take. If you're not sure, don't worry about it. Contact our recruiters, they'll help you figure out which programs would be good choices for you.
If you are a high school student, you may be interested in our Transitions program, which gives you the opportunity to explore different careers and earn a high school credit at the same time.
You could also take this fun quiz, which may help you discover the right program for you!
If you are a Canadian applicant or an international applicant with an approved study permit, you may apply for possible openings, or to be placed on a wait list. International applicants with an approved study permit are still required to submit the International application form.
International applicants without an approved study permit should refer to the IRCC website for important information on study permits and timelines prior to submitting an application to Holland College.
Holland College will fill seats as they become available right up until the program start date.
If you already hold a degree or a diploma, find out more about our Post-Graduate Certificate programs.
Please visit our Program Availability page for a list of programs that are still accepting applications.
Credit courses provide credit toward a diploma or certificate program.
Are you:
If so, take a look at our credit course offerings.
If you are a part-time student, you may qualify for a provincial grant.
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If you are 18 or older, or if you are younger than 18 and have graduated from high school, we can help you get closer to your goal.
You can complete or upgrade high school credits or prepare to write your CAEC exam in our friendly, supportive Adult Education classes.
Since the Atlantic Police Academy (APA) opened its doors in 1971, thousands of public safety officers have received the training they needed to enter the field, and have returned for in-service training to advance their careers.
The Atlantic Apprenticeship Council's Atlantic Trades Business Seal program was developed with tradespeople in mind. Divided into five modules, the program prepares you to launch and operate your own businesses or to move into a leadership role within a larger organization.
CERTIFICATE IN ADULT EDUCATION (CAE)Does your career involve teaching, training, or designing programs for adult learners? Holland College and the University of Prince Edward Island jointly offer this program, which prepares you with the skills and strategies you need to be effective in the classroom.
CREDIT COURSESIf you interested in earning credit toward a diploma or certificate, take a look at the credit courses we are currently offering.
CUSTOMIZED TRAININGThe Customized Training Department specializes in the development and delivery of in-person and online short courses and microcredentials for individuals and organizations. In addition, Customized Training collaborates with organizations to develop tailored training programs that precisely meet the organization’s needs.
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP)Are you interested in pursuing your studies at a Canadian post-secondary institution, but don't have the necessary English language skills to be accepted? Our English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program is extremely flexible to meet your needs.
GENERAL INTEREST COURSESNon-credit training courses that provide opportunities for learning, are short in duration, and do not measure or evaluate specific learning or performance.
INDUSTRY STANDARD COURSESNon-credit training delivered separately from programs that meets the requirements of an identified national, occupational, or other recognized standard. Specific learning or performance is measured and/or evaluated in industry standard courses and final grades are assigned for recording on transcripts.
MARINE TRAININGThousands of professional mariners have upgraded their skills and acquired new certifications by taking Transport Canada approved training at our Marine Training Centre.
MICROCREDENTIALA non-credit training credential that certifies assessed competencies that are additional, alternative, complementary to, or a component of a formal qualification. Formal certifications that recognize the achievement of one or more specific skills, competencies, or learning outcomes, which are identified by industry sectors to meet specific employer needs.
A type of non-credit training designed to provide skills and knowledge in which specific learning or performance is measured and/or evaluated.
Holland College reserves the right to cancel any course. Should a course be cancelled or postponed to a later date, Holland College will contact you by telephone, mail, or e-mail.
