Admissions Process

At NAB College we have a simple and helpful admissions process. Our goal is to adhere to provincial and national collegiate policies and to meet the needs of our students. Our admissions team provides you with the most relevant information related to your career training goals. The following outlines the general process for admission into NAB College.

Step 1: Meet With An Admissions Advisor
During this first meeting we will discuss your career goals and aspirations. This gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, learn more about our school and our programs, as well as take a tour of the campus.

Step 2: Complete An Assessment Evaluation
The assessment evaluation is required in order to be sure that you have the necessary basic skills and abilities to complete our programs. This evaluation will require a review of your prior education and in some cases admission testing may be appropriate for you. If you are missing pre-requisites in a specific area, we will provide guidance on how you may obtain them. For free consultation and assessment [Click here] or Call Now: 905.997.2422

Step 3: Finalize Financing and Registration
At this point we can provide you with all the options as far as your tuition financing is concerned. There are a number of options available to you, both federally and provincially.

Step 4: Start Your Program
Your first day of class could well be considered the first step towards an exciting, and rewarding, new career.

Top Reasons To Study In Canada

The United Nations Ranked Canada as one of the Best Places to Live
Work While Studying
Internationally Recognized Education
Learn or Improve another Language
Growing Multicultural Communities
Affordable Education and Living

Canada prides itself on multiculturalism and diversity. With ethnic foods readily available and cultural activities held often, Canada makes newcomers feel at home. Your international student advisor can help you get in touch with ethnic clubs and associations for you to join. Even with Canada’s high standards, the cost of living and tuition for international students is less than that in the USA and the UK.

Canada – A country that embraces culture and diversity! Ontario – A province that promises beautiful scenery and four very different seasons all year round. Toronto – A city filled with excitement, attractions and plenty of cultural hotspots that everyone can enjoy! NAB College – A college that encompasses what Canada is all about!

Steps to attend NAB College as an international student:

Choose a program
Meet NAB College’s entry requirements
Fill out a contact form
Send us your pre-qualified application package
We will contact you with answers to all your questions
We work with you to develop a payment plan and start date
Attend your first day of classes

For more information about applying for a Canadian study permit, please refer to the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.

Your relationship with North American Business College doesn’t end when you graduate or when you find a job. We’re pleased to offer an array of alumni services designed to build on the student and career support you received while you were studying. Alumni services include networking events, membership in peer support groups and ongoing skill enhancement and job training.

NAB College alumni receive ongoing support through:

Professional networking and peer support groups
Ongoing access to job postings, internships, and placements
Professional development workshops
Individualized career counselling

Stay Connected: If you are alumni of NAB College Please request us to Join Linkedin and Facebook alumni Group or email us info@nabcollege.ca to get connected to update your list. Linkedin Group Facebook Group

Admissions Process

Step 4: Start Your Program
Your first day of class could well be considered the first step towards an exciting, and rewarding, new career.

Top Reasons To Study In Canada

The United Nations Ranked Canada as one of the Best Places to Live
Work While Studying
Internationally Recognized Education
Learn or Improve another Language
Growing Multicultural Communities
Affordable Education and Living

Steps to attend NAB College as an international student:

Choose a program
Meet NAB College’s entry requirements
Fill out a contact form
Send us your pre-qualified application package
We will contact you with answers to all your questions
We work with you to develop a payment plan and start date
Attend your first day of classes

For more information about applying for a Canadian study permit, please refer to the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.

NAB College alumni receive ongoing support through:

Professional networking and peer support groups
Ongoing access to job postings, internships, and placements
Professional development workshops
Individualized career counselling

Dr. Anurag Sinha

Dr. Anurag Sinha is a trained engineer and entrepreneur. He has served as an Advisor to the United Nations, and many Government Organizations around the world, and sits on several local Advisory Boards including the Peel Multicultural Council and more. He has been a catalyst for introducing ICT technology to the Caribbean, as well as promoting small and medium sized business developments.

Hadi Naour

Hadi Naour, Hon. B.A., MBA, is a bilingual (French/English) with an extensive background in training programs and international student program as well. Hadi is skilled in improving efficiency and effectiveness of operations in project management. Hadi has developed an excellent knowledge of Post-secondary Education Act 2005.

Hadi has also built ainclusive international partnership with training institutions in France, UAE, Algeria, Qatar, KSA and Portugal.

Student Counsellor & Operations

Shamsa Rajani, B.A. M.A., With a background in Finance and Marekting, Ms. Rajani has worked in the Financial Sector as an Accountant, Claims Specialist, and Customer Relations for the last 18 years. She now supports students and teachers with many aspects of their experience with NAB College as well as serving the team with exceptional Administrative support.

Liaison Officer

Jenny Kuo, B.A., Our College benefits from attention to detail with Jenny Kuo, who works with our outreach team in the Chinese community. Fluent in English, Cantonese and Taiwanese, Ms. Kuo is able to inform non-english speaking communities about our language programs and other courses of study. Ms. Kuo possesses a background in Statistics, Information Science and Event Management.

Our school is a registered Private Career College subject to the Private Career Colleges Act of 2005, and the courses and programs we offer have been approved by the Superintendent of Private Career Colleges. Our refund and cancellation policies strictly follow prescribed regulations set out by Ontario Regulation 415/06 for Private Colleges.

OUR REFUND POLICY
Things change, life happens, and sometimes we have to change our plans. Our cancellation and refund policies clearly outline how we deal with refunds and cancellations. We always think it’s good to read these things before you need it, so we have our policy published below.

FULL REFUNDS
We will refund all the fees paid by a student under a contract for the provision of a vocational program in the following circumstances:

The contract is rescinded (cancelled) by a student within two (2) days of receiving a copy of the contract;
In the unlikely event that our college discontinues a program before the student completes the program
In the unlikely event that our College collects registrations and fees for vocational programs before they have been approved by the Superintendent of Private Colleges and other stipulations under the Private Colleges Act of 2005 and sub-section 44 (3) of the Ontario Regulations.
The College expels a student from a class, or program for reasons that are contrary to NAB’s Expulsion Policy;
If the contract is rendered void under subsection 18 (2) or Section 22 of the Act.
If we fail to provide the Services advertised and offered by our College, or if we deviate from the itemized course fees approved by the Superintendent of Private Colleges in the case of an item not provided by the college, the full amount of the fee for the item, and in the case of a fee in excess of the amount of the fee provided for the item, the difference between the amount of the fee for the item provided to the Superintendent and the fee collected.
A full refund is not payable in the circumstances described above if the discontinuance of the vocational program coincides with the unlikely event that our College ceases to operate.
A refund is not payable under paragraphs 1 to 6 of subsection (1) unless the student gives the private career college a written demand for the refund.
A refund under is payable by to the student within 30 days of the day the student delivers to the college, a written demand for the refund, where the refund complies with the Cancellation and Refund Policy of the College as well as the rules outlined in the Ontario Regulation 415/06 and the Private Colleges Act.

PARTIAL REFUNDS
Our College offers partial refunds to students where reasonable circumstances prevent the completion of program. Students are eligible for a partial refund when a student does not commence (start) the course or program, but has been admitted to a vocational course or program and has paid the fees, provided the student:

Gives our College notice that he or she is withdrawing from the program before the day the vocational program commences;
Is admitted to a vocational program on the condition that the student meets specified admission requirements before the day the program commences, the student fails to meet the requirements before that day;
Does not attend the program during the first 14 days that follow the day the program commenced and the college gives written notice to the student that it is cancelling the contract no later than 45 days after the day the program has commenced;
The amount of a refund shall be an amount that is equal to the full amount paid by the student for the vocational program, less an amount equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fee and $500.

A refund is payable in accordance with Ontario Regulations,

Within 30 days of the day the student gives notice of withdrawing from the program;
Within 30 days of the day the vocational program commences; and
In the event our College wishes to cancel a contract, we shall give written notice of the cancellation to the other party to the contract within 45 days of the day the vocational program commences.

PARTIAL REFUNDS: Non-Vocational Programs
Partial refunds are offered when a student withdraws from a course or program, or has been expelled after the program has started. In the event that this happens, our College shall give a student who commences a vocational program a refund of part of the fees paid in respect of the program if, at a time during the program it is determined that;

a) The student withdraws from the program after the program has commenced; or
b) The student is expelled from the program in circumstances where the expulsion is permitted under our expulsion policy.
d) We shall pay a partial refund under this section only if the withdrawal or expulsion from the vocational program occurs at a time during the program determined in accordance with the following rules:

PARTIAL REFUNDS: Vocational Programs
In accordance with Ontario Regulations, when vocational program that is less than 12 months in duration, the withdrawal or expulsion occurs during the first half of the program; or in the case of a vocational program that is 12 months or more in duration;

For the first 12 months in the duration of the program and for every subsequent full 12 months in the program, the withdrawal or expulsion occurs during the first six months of that 12-month period, and
For any period in the duration of the vocational program remaining after the last 12-month period referred to in subparagraph i has elapsed, the withdrawal or expulsion occurs in the first half of the period.
If the student withdraws or is expelled from a vocational program within the first half of a period referred to in subsection (3), the amount of the refund that the private career college shall pay the student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less,
An amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500; and
The portion of the fees in respect of the portion of the period that had elapsed at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.
If the student withdraws or is expelled from a vocational program during the second half of a period referred to in subsection (3), the private career college is not required to pay the student any refund in respect of that period.
A private career college shall refund the full amount of fees paid in respect of a period that had not yet commenced at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.

PAYMENT OF REFUNDS
Partial Refunds are offered to students of vocational programs that are offered by mail, on the internet or other means. Our Partial Refund policy is as follows:

REFUND AMMOUNTS
The amount of the refund that a private career college shall give a student under subsection (1) of Ontario Regulation 415/06 shall be determined in accordance with the following rules:

Determine the total number of segments in the vocational program for which an evaluation is required;
Of the total number of program segments determined under paragraph 1, determine the number of segments in respect of which an evaluation has been returned to the student;
The amount of the refund that the private career college shall pay the student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less;
An amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500, an
The portion of the fees in respect of the number of segments determined under paragraph 2.

NAB College is not required to give a student any refund if the student, at the time of withdrawal or expulsion, has been evaluated in respect of more than half of the total number of segments in the program.

PARTIAL REFUNDS: Non-Continuous Programs
This section applies to a vocational program approved by the Superintendent to be provided through a fixed number of hours of instruction over an indeterminate period of time.

A private career college shall give a student who commences a vocational program referred to in subsection (1) a refund of part of the fees paid in respect of the program if, before completing the required number of hours of instruction;

The student has given the college notice that he or she is withdrawing from the program; or
The student is expelled from the program in circumstances where the expulsion is permitted under our expulsion policy.

The amount of the refund that our College shall give a student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less,

an amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500; and
a portion of the fees in respect of the program that is proportional to the number of hours of instruction that have elapsed at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.
A private career college is not required to give a student any refund if the student, at the time of withdrawal or expulsion, has completed more than half of the required number of hours of instruction in a program.

NO RETENTION OF REFUND
Our College shall not retain, by way of deduction or set-off, any refund of fees payable to a student in order to recover an amount owed by the student in respect of any service or program other than a vocational program offered by the private career college.

TREATMENT OF BOOKS AND EQUIPMENT
In calculating a refund our College may retain the retail cost of books or equipment that the private career college supplied to the student if the student;

Fails to return the books or equipment to the private career college within 10 days of the student’s withdrawal or expulsion from the program, or
Returns the books or equipment to the private career college within the 10-day period referred to clause (a), but fails to return it unopened or in the same state it was in when supplied.

REFUND FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
If we are notified by or on behalf of an international student that the student has not been issued a temporary resident visa as a member of the student class under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Canada) is deemed to be,

notice of a rescission of the contract for the purposes of section 36 of the Act if the notice is given within two days of receiving a copy of the contract; and
notice that the student is withdrawing from the program for the purposes of paragraph 1 of subsection 26 (1) or clause 29 (2) (a) if the notice is received on or before half of the duration of the program has elapsed.

CURRENCY
All refunds will be paid in Canadian Dollars.

Dr. Anurag Sinha

Hadi Naour

Hadi has also built ainclusive international partnership with training institutions in France, UAE, Algeria, Qatar, KSA and Portugal.

Student Counsellor & Operations

Liaison Officer

FULL REFUNDS
We will refund all the fees paid by a student under a contract for the provision of a vocational program in the following circumstances:

The contract is rescinded (cancelled) by a student within two (2) days of receiving a copy of the contract;
In the unlikely event that our college discontinues a program before the student completes the program
In the unlikely event that our College collects registrations and fees for vocational programs before they have been approved by the Superintendent of Private Colleges and other stipulations under the Private Colleges Act of 2005 and sub-section 44 (3) of the Ontario Regulations.
The College expels a student from a class, or program for reasons that are contrary to NAB’s Expulsion Policy;
If the contract is rendered void under subsection 18 (2) or Section 22 of the Act.
If we fail to provide the Services advertised and offered by our College, or if we deviate from the itemized course fees approved by the Superintendent of Private Colleges in the case of an item not provided by the college, the full amount of the fee for the item, and in the case of a fee in excess of the amount of the fee provided for the item, the difference between the amount of the fee for the item provided to the Superintendent and the fee collected.
A full refund is not payable in the circumstances described above if the discontinuance of the vocational program coincides with the unlikely event that our College ceases to operate.
A refund is not payable under paragraphs 1 to 6 of subsection (1) unless the student gives the private career college a written demand for the refund.
A refund under is payable by to the student within 30 days of the day the student delivers to the college, a written demand for the refund, where the refund complies with the Cancellation and Refund Policy of the College as well as the rules outlined in the Ontario Regulation 415/06 and the Private Colleges Act.

Gives our College notice that he or she is withdrawing from the program before the day the vocational program commences;
Is admitted to a vocational program on the condition that the student meets specified admission requirements before the day the program commences, the student fails to meet the requirements before that day;
Does not attend the program during the first 14 days that follow the day the program commenced and the college gives written notice to the student that it is cancelling the contract no later than 45 days after the day the program has commenced;
The amount of a refund shall be an amount that is equal to the full amount paid by the student for the vocational program, less an amount equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fee and $500.

A refund is payable in accordance with Ontario Regulations,

Within 30 days of the day the student gives notice of withdrawing from the program;
Within 30 days of the day the vocational program commences; and
In the event our College wishes to cancel a contract, we shall give written notice of the cancellation to the other party to the contract within 45 days of the day the vocational program commences.

a) The student withdraws from the program after the program has commenced; or
b) The student is expelled from the program in circumstances where the expulsion is permitted under our expulsion policy.
d) We shall pay a partial refund under this section only if the withdrawal or expulsion from the vocational program occurs at a time during the program determined in accordance with the following rules:

For the first 12 months in the duration of the program and for every subsequent full 12 months in the program, the withdrawal or expulsion occurs during the first six months of that 12-month period, and
For any period in the duration of the vocational program remaining after the last 12-month period referred to in subparagraph i has elapsed, the withdrawal or expulsion occurs in the first half of the period.
If the student withdraws or is expelled from a vocational program within the first half of a period referred to in subsection (3), the amount of the refund that the private career college shall pay the student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less,
An amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500; and
The portion of the fees in respect of the portion of the period that had elapsed at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.
If the student withdraws or is expelled from a vocational program during the second half of a period referred to in subsection (3), the private career college is not required to pay the student any refund in respect of that period.
A private career college shall refund the full amount of fees paid in respect of a period that had not yet commenced at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.

PAYMENT OF REFUNDS
Partial Refunds are offered to students of vocational programs that are offered by mail, on the internet or other means. Our Partial Refund policy is as follows:

Determine the total number of segments in the vocational program for which an evaluation is required;
Of the total number of program segments determined under paragraph 1, determine the number of segments in respect of which an evaluation has been returned to the student;
The amount of the refund that the private career college shall pay the student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less;
An amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500, an
The portion of the fees in respect of the number of segments determined under paragraph 2.

The student has given the college notice that he or she is withdrawing from the program; or
The student is expelled from the program in circumstances where the expulsion is permitted under our expulsion policy.

The amount of the refund that our College shall give a student shall be equal to the full amount of the fees paid in respect of the program less,

an amount that is equal to the lesser of 20 per cent of the full amount of the fees in respect of the program and $500; and
a portion of the fees in respect of the program that is proportional to the number of hours of instruction that have elapsed at the time of the withdrawal or expulsion.
A private career college is not required to give a student any refund if the student, at the time of withdrawal or expulsion, has completed more than half of the required number of hours of instruction in a program.

TREATMENT OF BOOKS AND EQUIPMENT
In calculating a refund our College may retain the retail cost of books or equipment that the private career college supplied to the student if the student;

Fails to return the books or equipment to the private career college within 10 days of the student’s withdrawal or expulsion from the program, or
Returns the books or equipment to the private career college within the 10-day period referred to clause (a), but fails to return it unopened or in the same state it was in when supplied.

notice of a rescission of the contract for the purposes of section 36 of the Act if the notice is given within two days of receiving a copy of the contract; and
notice that the student is withdrawing from the program for the purposes of paragraph 1 of subsection 26 (1) or clause 29 (2) (a) if the notice is received on or before half of the duration of the program has elapsed.

CURRENCY
All refunds will be paid in Canadian Dollars.

Accounting and Payroll Technician Diploma

Our program is designed to prepare and provide students with relevant workplace experience and in-depth knowledge imperative to developing a successful career in their desired accounting and payroll file.

Students will be exposed to 12 accredited modules within 9.5 months including one month practicum.

Learners will gain knowledge and expertise in the most recent Softwares in accounting and payroll such as QuickBooks, Sage 300 ERP, Taxes, Financial, Human resources, business writing skills, Microsoft, and payroll system.

Our program make our student stronger as accounting and payroll technician and apply for membership with Canadian Payroll Association.

This program will be completed optionally with the following package of certificates:

Auditing.12 Hours.
Forensic Accounting. 12 Hours.
Business Communication Skills. 25 Hours.
Leadership Management and Diversity. 20 Hours.
Contract Negotiation. 4 Hours.
Customer Services.20 Hours.
Collection Services. 20 Hours.
Occupational Safety and Health (OSH). 4 Hours.
Conflict Resolution and Mediation. 4 Hours.
Anti-Money Laundry Stage 1. 12 Hours.

An Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, or

Students are 18 years of age or older and pass a CAAT qualifying test

NAB has a track record of producing in demand graduates. Graduates are high in demand and quickly find careers in the business sector such as:

Corporate Accountant
Account Supervisor
Cost Analyst
Auditor
Financial Analyst
Credit Analyst
Office administrator and Financial
Payroll Supervisor

Medical Office Administration

Thorough and extensive program with relevant administrative and high-level technological skills to meet the demands of the current and emerging health care system.
Medical Office Administrators are Front Office Professionals, play an important role in the healthcare system.
They perform administrative and clerical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other health practitioners running smoothly.
This program comes with combined programs such as: CSR (customer service representative), Palliative Care and Collection Services
This program prepares graduates to assume responsibility for assisting in medical and health-related offices. The positions may include assisting medical practitioners to keep the office operating effectively, or assisting in the many offices or departments of hospitals or health care facilities.
As a skilled Medical Office Admin may find work in a wide variety of interesting healthcare settings such as doctors’ offices, hospitals, medical clinics, pharmaceutical companies, government health agencies and a variety of other medical office settings.

Duration 39 weeks ( 9 months)

The Canadian Healthcare Industry
The Medical Office Administration Program
Medicine, Ethics and Law
Interpersonal Skills and Human Behaviour
Professional Behaviours in the Workplace
Telephone Techniques
Computer Concepts 1 (Keyboarding)
Computer Concepts 2 (Microsoft Office)

Admission Requirements

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or the equivalent, or
18 years of age or over, you may apply as a mature student and write an entrance exam.
Ontario grade 12 English or equivalent.
CAAT Test with 60% score as a minimum.

Typical job titles in this field include:

Medical Office Admin
Medical Secretary
Medical Billing Clerk
Medical Billing Secretary
Medical Office Administrator
Medical Receptionist
Clinical Assistant
Ward Secretary
Booking Clerk

Business

Introduction to Finance
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to HR
Customer Service
Collection Service
Audit
NAFTA
Economy of Canada
Policies of Canada
Import/Export
Forensic Accounting
Contract Negotiation
Childcare (Daycare) Management
Key Leadership Competencies
Business Communication Skills
Leadership Management and Diversity
Conflict Resolution and Mediation
Entrepreneurship and Corporation Certificate
Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations

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Information Technology

PMP Exam Preparation
Senior PMP

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Languages

English as a Second Language (ESL, 8 Levels)
English at Work
Arabic for non-Arabic speakers (4 Levels)
Communication Skills
French as a Second Language (FSL, 3 Levels)
French at Work
IELTS Exam Preparation
TOEFL Exam Preparation

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Health & Safety

First Aid and CPR
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Health and Safety (OHS)
Health and Safety (WHMIS)
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Palliative Care
Stress Management Relief
Palliative Care for Families
Brain Memory Exercise
Senior Behavior Disorder
Child Development Needs
Autism
Introduction to Pedagogy
General Psychology
Behavior and Disorder Behavior
Behavior Therapy for Anger Management
Evaluating and Qualifying Pharmacy License Exam Preparation
Home Inspection

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Social

Introduction to Community Service
Employment Advisor Placement Specialist
Job Search and Placement

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Accounting and Payroll Technician Diploma
Medical Office Administration

Accounting and Payroll Technician Diploma

Students will be exposed to 12 accredited modules within 9.5 months including one month practicum.

Our program make our student stronger as accounting and payroll technician and apply for membership with Canadian Payroll Association.

This program will be completed optionally with the following package of certificates:

Auditing.12 Hours.
Forensic Accounting. 12 Hours.
Business Communication Skills. 25 Hours.
Leadership Management and Diversity. 20 Hours.
Contract Negotiation. 4 Hours.
Customer Services.20 Hours.
Collection Services. 20 Hours.
Occupational Safety and Health (OSH). 4 Hours.
Conflict Resolution and Mediation. 4 Hours.
Anti-Money Laundry Stage 1. 12 Hours.

An Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, or

Students are 18 years of age or older and pass a CAAT qualifying test

NAB has a track record of producing in demand graduates. Graduates are high in demand and quickly find careers in the business sector such as:

Corporate Accountant
Account Supervisor
Cost Analyst
Auditor
Financial Analyst
Credit Analyst
Office administrator and Financial
Payroll Supervisor

Medical Office Administration

Thorough and extensive program with relevant administrative and high-level technological skills to meet the demands of the current and emerging health care system.
Medical Office Administrators are Front Office Professionals, play an important role in the healthcare system.
They perform administrative and clerical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other health practitioners running smoothly.
This program comes with combined programs such as: CSR (customer service representative), Palliative Care and Collection Services
This program prepares graduates to assume responsibility for assisting in medical and health-related offices. The positions may include assisting medical practitioners to keep the office operating effectively, or assisting in the many offices or departments of hospitals or health care facilities.
As a skilled Medical Office Admin may find work in a wide variety of interesting healthcare settings such as doctors’ offices, hospitals, medical clinics, pharmaceutical companies, government health agencies and a variety of other medical office settings.

Duration 39 weeks ( 9 months)

The Canadian Healthcare Industry
The Medical Office Administration Program
Medicine, Ethics and Law
Interpersonal Skills and Human Behaviour
Professional Behaviours in the Workplace
Telephone Techniques
Computer Concepts 1 (Keyboarding)
Computer Concepts 2 (Microsoft Office)

Admission Requirements

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or the equivalent, or
18 years of age or over, you may apply as a mature student and write an entrance exam.
Ontario grade 12 English or equivalent.
CAAT Test with 60% score as a minimum.

Typical job titles in this field include:

Medical Office Admin
Medical Secretary
Medical Billing Clerk
Medical Billing Secretary
Medical Office Administrator
Medical Receptionist
Clinical Assistant
Ward Secretary
Booking Clerk

Business

Introduction to Finance
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to HR
Customer Service
Collection Service
Audit
NAFTA
Economy of Canada
Policies of Canada
Import/Export
Forensic Accounting
Contract Negotiation
Childcare (Daycare) Management
Key Leadership Competencies
Business Communication Skills
Leadership Management and Diversity
Conflict Resolution and Mediation
Entrepreneurship and Corporation Certificate
Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations

Get More Course Info

Information Technology

PMP Exam Preparation
Senior PMP

Get More Course Info

Languages

English as a Second Language (ESL, 8 Levels)
English at Work
Arabic for non-Arabic speakers (4 Levels)
Communication Skills
French as a Second Language (FSL, 3 Levels)
French at Work
IELTS Exam Preparation
TOEFL Exam Preparation

Health & Safety

First Aid and CPR
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Health and Safety (OHS)
Health and Safety (WHMIS)
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Palliative Care
Stress Management Relief
Palliative Care for Families
Brain Memory Exercise
Senior Behavior Disorder
Child Development Needs
Autism
Introduction to Pedagogy
General Psychology
Behavior and Disorder Behavior
Behavior Therapy for Anger Management
Evaluating and Qualifying Pharmacy License Exam Preparation
Home Inspection
Vendeur en Pharmacie
Délégué Pharmaceutique et medical
Préparation à l’examen pour l’accréditation en pharmacie au Canada

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Social

Introduction to Community Service
Employment Advisor Placement Specialist
Job Search and Placement

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*Approved as a vocational program under the Private Career College Act, 2005
The Accounting Diploma program provides students with a solid foundation of current accounting practices. Students will learn both manual and computerized accounting and computer applications. Our curriculum delivery combines instructor led lectures and computer based learning and supports active learning strategies by using case studies to demonstrate the connection between theory and practice. Evaluation methods include written and practical examinations as well as computer based projects and assignments.

Our dedicated instructors are qualified and experienced Accounting professionals.
*Articulation– Credit Transfer
Graduates of the SCBT Accounting program may articulate to Canadore College of Applied Arts & Technology and receive a credit transfer of 9 credits towards the completion of the Canadore College 2 year Business Accounting Ontario College Diploma Program. (Articulating students must meet the admission requirements of Canadore College)

Canadians

You can apply for any of our programs through our online portal, or if you prefer to speak to someone live, you can call the school at 1-905-997-2422 or email us at info@nabcollege.ca

International

If you are an international recruiter, please contact the College directly at info@nabcollege.ca.

If you are an individual, you will have to apply using our online platform. If you are accepted, you will receive an acceptance letter outlining the steps to take for your 6 month Class A Program for:

English Language Proficiency
Non-Vocational Program
Exam Preparation

If you have concerns about how to finance your education, we are here to take you through the process of financial aid and scholarship applications.

College Financial Resources:

Student Loans
Second Careers
Private Payment Options
Additional Resources

NAB College accepts the following methods of payment:

Pre-authorized bank withdrawal (for monthly payment plans)
Cheques, money orders
Interac e Transfer and Debit/Credit Card
Western Union Transfer

Monthly Payment Plan
Tuition and material costs are divided into monthly payments throughout your program. All students are automatically eligible for monthly payment plans with no credit check or co-signer required.

Interest-free throughout your study period
First payment due on first day of classes

New Immigrant Student Loan Programs
Financial assistance may be available for new immigrant students who qualify. Learn more about the Immigrant Student Loan Program.
*Some conditions may apply

Out of Province Students
Financial assistance may be available for out-of-province students who qualify. For a list of provincial offices, please visit the Government of Canada CanLearn Website.

Registered Education Savings Plans
Students who have been named a beneficiary under a family member’s Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP), may use funds from the RESP to finance their education at NAB College.

For more information, please contact the financial institution holding the RESP
To learn more, visit the Government of Canada CanLearn website

MTCU (Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities)
HRSDC Funding is available to those who qualify:

Those currently receiving E.I.
Those who received EI in the past 3 years
Those who qualify under the Second Career Training program
Laid off workers (receiving E.I. or not receiving E.I.)
Those who received Maternity / Paternity Claim in the past 5 years

Service Canada

Individuals who have a permanent disability and require a career change.

Ontario Works
Ontario Works Funding is available to those who qualify:

Social Assistance Recipients
ODSP (Ontario Disability Support Program) Recipients

WSIB Recipients

If qualified, those recommended by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) for Labour market re-entry training

Lifelong Learning Plan
The Canada Revenue Agency's Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) allows you to withdraw amounts from your RRSP’s to finance your education. For more information visit the Canada Revenue Agency website.

Available for you or your spouse (or common law partner)
You may withdraw up to $10,000 per year to a maximum of $20,000

Student Lines of Credit
Most major banks and credit unions offer student lines of credit to finance post-secondary education. Please visit your financial institution to find out more information.

Employer and Union Sponsored Education Programs
Some employers and unions provide education assistance and tuition reimbursement programs for employees and children of employees. Check with your employer or your parent’s employers, to see if they offer any education assistance or tuition reimbursement programs that you may qualify for.

Employment Ontario
The Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) administers programs, such as Employment Ontario, to assist individuals who are unemployed or who have qualified for Employment Insurance. Students may qualify for postsecondary education financing through Employment Ontario or other programs managed by MTCU.

For more information, speak to a NAB College at 905.997.2422 or call Employment Ontario at 1-800-387-5656.

Pay Fees
We accept Debit, Cash, Cheque, or on line payment. Contact our college office for more details.

International ESL Summer Camps

At NAB College, you’ll have a wide range of certificate program to choose from. You’ll be able to pick a standardized or customized course with the support of one of our counsellors. The best part, after studying, NAB College will help you visit some of the most desirable tourists destination in the Toronto area. The Benefits of studying with NAB College over the summer are countless, but here are a few anyways:

NAB will support in finding housing accommodations
Take certificate-based program during the summer
Experience the World Class City of Toronto. NAB College supports students by going with them to multiple tourist attractions and nightlife.
All inclusive (NAB College’s International Student Package includes Airport pick up/drop off, housing accommodations, meals and entertainment)

English as a Second Language

Want to learn English? NAB college is the place for you. You’ll have access to professional teachers that will support you in the learning of the English language.

We specialize in having smaller classroom size, to ensure that all students get the required one on attention. A majority of our International Students spend the summer in Toronto learning English, while experiencing the culture at the same time. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn English and be a tourist.

For local students, we have fixable class, also offered in the evening. This was you can learn English within your own person schedule. Our professional teachers ensure that students learning English quickly, while also having fun!

Learn to Communicate

Learn the fundamentals of the English language

Flexible Scheduling

Our course schedules are built around you!

Working with Peers

We pride ourselves in creating an interactive and fun classroom environment!

Travel & Study in Canada

NAB College has developed a history of welcoming international student, who wish to study in Canada.

Our Advantages

Acquire a Diploma in less than a year, from a recognized Canadian College
NAB will support in finding housing accommodations
Take certificate-based program during the summer
Experience the World Class City of Toronto. NAB College supports students by going with them to multiple tourist attractions and nightlife.
All inclusive (NAB College’s International Student Package includes Airport pick up/drop off, housing accommodations, meals and entertainment)

Accommodation

We will provide housing accommodations for International Students

Pick Your Course

Select the certificate that you are the most interested in!

Be a Tourist

We will help you explore Toronto's many tourist attractions and nightlife.

International ESL Summer Camps

NAB will support in finding housing accommodations
Take certificate-based program during the summer
Experience the World Class City of Toronto. NAB College supports students by going with them to multiple tourist attractions and nightlife.
All inclusive (NAB College’s International Student Package includes Airport pick up/drop off, housing accommodations, meals and entertainment)

English as a Second Language

Want to learn English? NAB college is the place for you. You’ll have access to professional teachers that will support you in the learning of the English language.