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LoCated in , you live, learn and work in the heart of Canada’s biggest, most diverse economy. Choose from a large number of career-focused certificate, diploma, postgraduate and degree programs. The city and the College offer you the opportunity to gain valuable work experience with leading multinational employers during your studies and after graduation.

Campus Life is exCitinG. There is more to college than classes, libraries, books and studying. It’s about balancing your in-class and out-of-class experiences and interests. Have fun and make lifelong friendships while developing new interests. The George Brown College campuses are home to a number of wonderful cultural, social and athletic activities. Get involved! “ International students are valued members of the George Brown community. Students attend our college from all over the world, so our graduates build work contacts and St. JameS camPUS friendships across the globe as well as with Canadians. I wish you the best of success in choosing a college and program of study, and ultimately in finding a rewarding career.”

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InternatIonal students are valued members of the George Brown community. Our graduates build work contacts and friendships around the world. Our graduates have, increasingly, become the employers, entrepreneurs and business leaders that drive Toronto’s and Canada’s economy.

student servIces back you up. We focus on you and your learning experience. Our faculty and staff are committed to working with you to help you adjust to your new environment, improve your English language skills, and make sure that the time you spend at the College is enjoyable and rewarding.

georgebrown.ca/international 33 program areas At George Brown College, you can choose from a large number of programs which will provide you with the skills you need to succeed in the modern workplace. Major areas of study include:

buIldIng technologIes mechanIcal engIneerIng fashIon and jewellery culInary arts hospItalIty & tourIsm management graphIc desIgn busIness and fInance performIng arts “ When you look at the set-up here, InformatIon technology early chIldhood development I wish I were a student! Honestly, when I went to college, we had communIty servIces health scIences nowhere near the kind of set-up general arts & scIence For a complete and up-to-date description of our programs and they’ve got here at The Chefs’ admission requirements, see our website at georgebrown.ca House. I’m blown away with the standards that are produced here.” sCHool of fasHion studies

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the IntensIve englIsh program is a full-time degree programs are offered in Financial program divided into 9 levels of 8 weeks each. Your Services, Hospitality Operations Management, language skills are assessed when you arrive at the College Construction Science & Management, and Early and you begin at the level that is right for you. Most Childhood Development. These are four-year students study for an average of 6–9 months. The program Bachelor Degree programs, combining theoretical prepares you for further academic study at the College. learning with opportunities for co-op or field placement. dIploma/certIfIcate programs are one, two or three academic years in length. Most programs have start unIversIty transfer A George Brown College dates in September and/or January. diploma is a passport to further education at many Canadian and foreign universities. For information postgraduate programs are offered for students on current transfer agreements and future study who have already graduated from a university or college options for graduates, see the Transfer Guide at program. These are highly specialized 8 or 12 month http://transferguide.georgebrown.ca. programs designed to give graduates advanced skills in a more detailed listing of our programs a specific professional field. is available on pages 21–23.

georgebrown.ca/international 5 the IntensIve englIsh program (Iep)

George Brown College is a leading English as a Second Language (ESL) provider with more than 35 years of experience. Whether you are interested in preparing for a college education or improving your English communication skills for personal or professional reasons, the Intensive English Program (IEP) offers a rewarding learning experience in a multicultural setting. For students who do not meet the George Brown College English language requirements, the Intensive English Program provides the opportunity for direct entry into College diploma, postgraduate and degree programs.

some program hIghlIghts • Access to all College facilities, including free internet and computer use, cafeteria, gymnasium and exercise rooms, and Student Centre • A helpful staff is available to assist students, and can provide service in several languages • Our on-campus resources include an ESL Resource Centre and a multimedia computer lab for computer-assisted language learning; access to video, audio, books and periodicals • Outside of regular classroom instruction, IEP students are able to engage in informal discussions guided by experienced language tutors in our Conversation Group • An on-site advisor is available to provide assistance in choosing postsecondary program options

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focusIng on student success peer tutoring: Peer Leaders are all successful graduates of the Intensive English Program at GBC. They are very enthusiastic about assisting and encouraging you by passing on effective learning strategies, leading workshops and study groups, helping you practice what you are learning, building your confidence, and giving you feedback.

Volunteering: The School of ESL facilitates volunteering opportunities for ESL students. Volunteering is a great esl way to get involved, improve your English, meet new people and gain Canadian experience. You end up doing voted as the best englIsh something worthwhile and, at the same time, gain a sense of belonging. language InstItute In 2011 by readers of “now” events: There are a host of events that you get to participate in as an ESL student. These include ‘Caravan’ magaZIne (circulated in the where students celebrate their nationalities. There are also information sessions for students considering other ). programs at George Brown College.

6 faculty All professors are highly qualified TESL certified university graduates and many have international teaching experience. Our professors are involved in the training of new ESL teachers and practice according to the highest professional standards and current methods. program duratIon and tImetable New students are tested the week before the program starts to determine their English ability and their starting level. Upon successful completion of a level students are promoted to the next level. The IEP offers full-time English instruction through 9 levels, each 8 weeks long:

The 8th level will prepare you for diploma Students who plan to and postgraduate (without co-op) studies Students interested pursue a degree program at George Brown. Successful completion in Business English or postgraduate program of this level is accepted by George Brown courses may with co-op may continue as the equivalent of a TOEFL score of 550 choose to enrol in after Level 8 to complete (Internet-based: 80) and qualifies you in ESL Business after an 8-week Academic English to be admitted to most professional completing Level 6 Preparation option (Level 9) programs at the College

Students study 25 hours per week from Monday to Friday with a timetable that varies each day.

Iep dates 2012–13 placement test course Dates Tuesday, June 19, 2012 June 25 – August 17, 2012 Tuesday, August 21, 2012 August 27 – October 19, 2012 Tuesday, October 16, 2012 October 22 – December 14, 2012 Wednesday, January 2, 2013 January 7 – March 1, 2013 Tuesday, February 26, 2013 March 4 – April 26, 2013 Tuesday, April 23, 2013 April 29 – June 21, 2013 Tuesday, June 18, 2013 June 24 – August 16, 2013 Tuesday, August 20, 2013 August 26 – October 18, 2013 Tuesday, October 15, 2013 October 21 – December 13, 2013 Please visit our website for the most up-to-date schedule. the esl busIness program The ESL Business Program at George Brown is designed for students who are planning to enter a full-time Business program at the College. It is available to students in the 7th or 8th levels of our Intensive English Program, after successful completion of level 6. The program focuses on real-life communication skills required in business settings.

georgebrown.ca/international 7 workIng In canada gaIn valuable work experIence Toronto is home to most of Canada’s major employers in financial services, tourism, fashion, software development, manufacturing, communications, entertainment, design and health services. For example, GM, Ford, IBM, TD Bank, and the all have their offices in and around Toronto. The city and the College offer you unparalleled opportunities to gain valuable work experience with leading multinational employers while attending college and after graduation.

co-operatIve educatIon (co-op) is an important component of many of the Business/Financial programs at George Brown. Students spend at least one full-time, four-month paid or unpaid work term in a job related to their field of study. Many graduates of co-op programs find full-time employment with their previous co-op employer. “ George Brown College gave me an opportunity to successfully start my career with a wide knowledge of Business aspects and the latest trends in the world of Marketing. It is a reputable institution that provides students with excellent education, interesting courses and real life experience of the Profession. I strongly recommend this College to all International Students.” maria marshakova Sales & marketing coordinator Park hyatt Toronto Graduate: Business administration – marketing (2011)

“ TD Bank works with George Brown Co-op provides: College in a number of beneficial • The opportunity to apply learning in a real-life, hands-on situation ways, we hire George Brown’s grads, • Practical experience and skills development we also offer work terms to their • Contacts with potential future employers co-op students, who bring us their • Job search skills including resume preparation and interviewing enthusiasm, creativity and know-how • Self confidence developed through a real work experience in the exchange for the opportunity to get real-life work experience.” doug turnbull Vice chair TD Securities

8 “ I wanted to study in a place I could see myself living… George Brown is located in the heart of a multicultural city, which was important to me.” robin paul client Services representative Data impeccable inc. Graduate: wireless networking (2007)

“ I wanted to thank you for sending such great candidates to our attention. work placement (externshIp/practIcum/clInIcal/fIeld placement) Many of our programs build The top two people interviewed for work experience into the core curriculum. Early Childhood Development students, for example, work alongside our IT Analyst position were from childcare experts in one of The College’s own nine daycare centres. Many of our Hospitality students do their George Brown.” externships in global hotel chains located just blocks from the College. Catherine Commins General manager workIng on-campus If you are a registered, full-time student with a Study Permit you are able to work advanced chemistry Development inc. at any job on campus without having a work permit. To see if you qualify check Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s guidelines for students: cic.gc.ca/english/study/work.asp

To work on campus, you must: • Have a valid Study Permit • Be registered full-time in an ESL, certificate, diploma or degree granting program • Reach out to the various departments (academic, student services, peer tutoring, cafeteria, bookstore, etc.) to submit your resume. There is a lot of competition for on-campus jobs, from both international and domestic students! • See here for more detailed information and steps: georgebrown.ca/international/current_students/during_studies/working_in_canada.aspx

georgebrown.ca/international 9 workIng In canada

off-campus work permIt You can apply for an off-campus work permit that allows you to gain valuable work experience and earn extra income while studying in Canada. To be eligible for this program you must have a valid Study Permit, be registered in a full-time program, be in good academic standing, and have completed 6 months of full-time study. For information on how to apply, visit the CIC website at: cic.gc.ca/english/study/work.asp

post-graduatIon work permIt You are also permitted to work and earn income for up to 3 years in Canada after graduation. Toronto offers one of the most vibrant and diverse employment markets in Canada for you to add North American employment experience to your resume. For more information, please visit CIC’s website at: cic.gc.ca/english/study/work.asp

“ First of all, I would like to say thanks to George Brown College. Through the Hotel Management program, I was equipped with applicable and useful skills that are needed in the actual job field. Moreover, I got a great opportunity to start my career in the hospitality industry during the co-op program.” Jindo kim Transient metro market Support Starwood hotels and resorts Graduate: hotel management (2010)

“ [George Brown] provides an excellent balance between the practical and the academic skills required for career servIces a successful career in hotel and Gaining the necessary skills and knowledge is key to getting the job — but is not enough by itself. That’s where hospitality management.” George Brown’s Career Services department comes in, with free services to help you sharpen your job-hunting skills and connect with employers through our online job posting tool GBCareers. For more information, visit fred lawlor georgebrown.ca/careerservices VP Procurement fairmont raffles hotels international inc. and George Brown graduate gbcareers GBCareers is an online job site specifically for George Brown students and graduates. Whether you are looking to build experience for your career or find a job to help pay the bills, GBCareers lets you access hundreds of jobs. For more information, visit gbcareers.georgebrown.ca

10 canadIan some of our Industry respondIng to a partners demographIc and Allstream advanced skIlls crIsIs Bell Canada BMO Nesbitt Burns The Globe & Mail Cisco Systems Inc. Published: February 29, 2012 Coca Cola Corus Entertainment EllisDon Corporation Excel Funds Management Inc. Fairmont Royal York Four Points by Sheraton Four Seasons Hilton Hotels Holt Renfrew HSBC Securities (Canada) Inc. IKEA college grads, apprentIces Laurentian Financial Services hold edge In job growth Le Meridian King Edward Hotel The Toronto Star Marriott Hotels & Resorts By Dana Flavelle Metropolitan Architects Published: January 14, 2012 Motorola (Symbol Technologies) MuchMusic Park Hyatt Publicis Research in Motion Rogers Wireless Inc. Roots Samsung Electronics Canada Scotiabank Shoppers Drug Mart TD Bank Financial Group canadIan 2-year colleges The Bay show path to jobs The City of Toronto washingtonpost.com The Red Cross By Jon Marcus Toronto Jays Club Published: January 29, 2012 Toronto Transit Commission Westin Harbour Castle

georgebrown.ca/international 11 lIfe at george brown college

As a George Brown student some of your most rewarding experiences will occur as you take part in the cultural, social and athletic activities happening on campus. George Brown’s campuses support an active and involved student body. You’ll have countless opportunities to make lifelong friends, develop new interests, and enrich your College experience – so get involved, make friends and, most of all, have fun!

orIentatIons At academic program orientation sessions, students receive vital information such as final class schedules and lists of books to help them prepare for studies at George Brown College. The International Centre also organizes orientation events at the beginning of the January and September semesters that provide important information on transportation, banking, health insurance, visas, scholarships and so on. They are also a great opportunity for new students to meet fellow classmates as well as some of the International Centre staff. Around the end of August the International Centre organizes SMART START, a fun event where new students are introduced to the city and various services offered at George Brown College.

In addition to academic and international orientation sessions and events, the College has many exciting social and cultural events taking place throughout the year. The Student Association, which functions as the central student government representing the interests of all George Brown College students, also organizes many events that bring students together.

smart start orientation for international students

learnIng resources George Brown provides you with access to learning resources and open access computing through our campus Library Learning Commons. Here you will find the technology, resources and assistance required to do your research, course assignments and independent study. Check out the Library Learning Commons at library. georgebrown.ca and in person as soon as you arrive on campus.

At the Peer-Assisted Learning Centre George Brown College’s Peer Advisors help you understand your learning style and connect you with other students to form study groups. This is an excellent way to develop personal learning strategies to support your academic success. The Centre also offers English as a Second Language (ESL) conversation groups.

12 beyond the classroom As a student, you’ll be able to get involved in fitness and sports activities such as instructional classes, drop-in sports and organized leagues through the fitness centres at both main campuses. George Brown’s men’s and women’s varsity sports teams, The Huskies, are part of the College Athletic Association and compete against other Ontario Colleges in many sports, including badminton, baseball, , cross-country running, golf, soccer and volleyball.

George Brown also has a huge range of clubs for you to follow your interests — or find new ones — beyond the classroom. Chances are you’ll find one that suits you, and if you don’t, we’ll help you start one! Student cafeterias, wireless access points, restaurants, bookstores, convenience stores, and so on, are all available on-campus to help you make the most of your time spent at the College.

Even if you aren’t a student in George Brown College’s culinary and theatre programs, you can enjoy the benefits! Enjoy affordable and delicious lunch offerings at ‘Chef On The Run’ prepared by GBC’s own hospitality instructors and students, or for an exciting fine-dining experience, check out the menus and information at the Chefs’ House thechefshouse.com. Located in Toronto’s historic George Brown College’s Young Centre for the Performing Arts produces top-notch student theatre productions.

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georgebrown.ca/international 13 fall Colours in toronto lIvIng In toronto

At George Brown College you’ll be studying in the downtown heart of a wonderful city. Toronto is recognized by the United Nations as one of the world’s most multicultural cities and is home to world-class art galleries, museums, theatres, restaurants and sports centres. There are countless opportunities to augment your classroom learning with exciting cultural experiences. Toronto’s community includes over 90 ethnic groups originating from over 169 countries speaking over 100 languages. As you familiarize yourself with the city, Toronto’s official website toronto.ca is a valuable source for information on Community Events, Public Health, Maps, Cycling Information, Attractions, and more!

homestay accommodatIon Student Homestay Services (SHS), George Brown College’s longtime partner in student Homestay accommodation, maintains a network of caring families who will help make your transition to living and studying in Canada a friendly and supportive experience. Homestay is a great way to start your time in Canada, particularly if you are new to the city and do not have friends or family in the area. You can stay for an initial 4 or 8 week period while familiarizing yourself with the city and the College as well as searching for a place to live that is convenient for you.

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14 st. lawrenCe market – ranked tHe world’s best food market by national GeoGrapHiC housIng optIons Toronto has a large housing and rental market that offers numerous accommodation options for students. Rent can be costly in a large city like Toronto so, while there are opportunities to be found (especially if you are willing to share a space), it is very important to establish a reasonable budget and give yourself plenty of time to explore your options.

We recommend you plan well ahead for your trip and arrange for housing before arriving in Toronto. Plan to arrive at least a week before classes start to attend your ESL, Academic, or International Orientation sessions. These sessions will help you transition smoothly from your home country.

George Brown College Student Affairs maintains an on-campus Housing Centre – a free service located at the St. James Campus. You can start your search for housing on their website at georgebrown.ca/current_students/housing/ HistoriC distillery distriCt

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georgebrown.ca/international 15 how to apply

CHef sCHool— when to apply tHe CHefs’ House restaurant Most programs begin in September and/or January. Most programs fill quickly, so we strongly recommend that you apply at least six months in advance. Applications received closer to the start date, however, will be considered if there is space available in the program.

admIssIon requIrements In order to be admitted into the program (Diploma/Certificate/Postgraduate/Degree) of your choice you must: • Have graduated from senior secondary school or equivalent (Those applying for a postgraduate program must have graduated from a university or college.) • Be 18 years of age or older at the time of registration • Pay the non-refundable $65 application fee • Provide proof of English proficiency, if English is not the first language in your country. You must have one of the following:

Diploma/certificate postgraDuate Degree program 6.0, minimum 5.5 6.5, minimum 6.0 6.5, minimum 6.0 ielts (academic) in each skill band in each skill band in each skill band

80 (Internet-based) 84 (Internet-based) 92 (Internet-based) toefl minimum 20 in each skill band minimum 21 in each skill band minimum 22 in each skill band (550 Paper-based) (570 Paper-based) (580 Paper-based)

Level 8 George brown (non co-op programs) intensive Level 8 Level 9* Level 9 english program (co-op programs)

George brown admissions test YES YES N/A (only offered in toronto)

*Not applicable to collaborative degree programs eg. Early Childhood Education (C118).

condItIonal admIssIon Students from eligible countries who do not meet the English language requirements may be offered a conditional acceptance into College diploma, postgraduate and non-collaborative degree programs upon successful completion of level 8 or 9 of George Brown’s Intensive English Program.

supportIng documents requIred for postsecondary programs* • Translated and notarized diploma/transcripts of senior secondary school and/or other level of postsecondary education completed • Proof of English proficiency, if you have, such as TOEFL or IELTS • Portfolios and/or interview for some programs, such as Graphic Design, Fashion Design, and Early Childhood Education • Copy of passport page containing photo and personal information * Please be advised that George Brown does not return original documents submitted. You may send notarized copies.

16 applIcatIon procedure

apply directly to George brown international

step 1 Complete the International Student Application Form in this booklet (also available at georgebrown.ca/international/application-process/application_form/)

step 2 Submit the Application Form to George Brown International with the $65 application fee and required Supporting Documents

step 3 If your application is successful you will receive a “Letter of Acceptance” from the College

step 4 Once you receive your Letter of Acceptance you must apply for a Study Permit (visa) and Work Permit (if applicable) or ensure that your existing Permit(s) are valid

step 5 Sign and return your Program Confirmation Form with payment to your Admissions Officer at George Brown International

step 6 Register for your program and complete course selection through Stu-View study permIts/temporary resIdent vIsa/work permIts If you want to study in Canada for more than 6 months you must apply for a Study Permit. Study Permits are not issued from within Canada. You must apply to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) which is located in your nearest Canadian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate. Official information on requirements can be obtained from a CIC office in Canada, a Canadian Embassy or Consulate overseas or from the CIC website at cic.gc.ca. A Temporary Resident Visa (Visitor Visa) is sufficient if you want to study for 6 months or less.

If your program has a co-op/field/clinical placement required, please apply for your Work Permit along with your Study Permit application.

georgebrown.ca/international 17 tuItIon fees and related costs

fees (In canadIan currency) application fee $65 base tuition Intensive English Program $2,560 per 8 week session Not including additional fees for materials, student ID, Student Association, etc. which are approximately $150 per session. Diploma/Certificate/Postgraduate Program $11,400 for 2 semesters Degree Program $14,600 for 2 semesters - Tuition fees do not include incidental fees for student ID, Student Association, alumni fee, technology fee, etc. The approximate average incidentals fee is $1,000 per academic year. - The average for postsecondary materials fees cost is approximately $200, but some programs have higher materials fees. Some specialized programs have higher tuition fees which will be specified on official College invoices. other program relateD fees Fee for co-op work term, if applicable $450 for 1 semester Mandatory Health Insurance – postsecondary $535.50 for one year coverage (Sept.–Aug.) $391.75 for 8 months coverage (Jan.–Aug.) $217 for 4 months coverage (May–Aug.) Health Insurance for Intensive English Program $108 per 8 week session other potential costs Homestay accommodation Homestay Placement Fee $165 one time payment, non-refundable 2 meals per day (breakfast and dinner) $175 per week 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) $190 per week Extra cost for internet access $50 per 4 weeks other accommodation Estimated costs for privately arranged accom- Toronto has a large housing and rental market that offers numerous accommodation modation may range from $500–$1,200 per options for students. See the GBC website for further information: georgebrown.ca/international month, depending on individual living situation The College does not arrange non-homestay accommodation for students. (e.g., downtown or suburb; shared or not) Airport Pick-up (optional, for homestay applicants only) $100 Public Transportation $1,250 estimated per year Books and Supplies (postsecondary programs) $1,000–$1,200 estimated per year

All fees are subject to change, without notice. The College International Withdrawal Policy applies; see College website for details georgebrown.ca/international/application-process/refund/

InternatIonal student scholarshIps and bursarIes homestay applIcatIon process The College provides postsecondary scholarships for returning international If you require Homestay Accommodation (with optional Airport Pick- students based on academic excellence and community involvement. The up), make sure that Student Homestay Services receives your completed Student Association also provides some international student bursaries to Homestay Application Form at least three weeks before your arrival students who have exemplified great leadership qualities and are in financial date. You can find the Application Form on their website at www. need. For more information, refer to georgebrown.ca/international homestayservices.ca Provide your flight details to them by email at shs@ homestayservices.ca after you have submitted your application. A one-time Homestay Placement Fee of $165 is applicable.

18 InternatIonal student applIcatIon

personal InformatIon PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY uSING CAPITAL LETTERS.

Last (Family) Name Given (First) Name(s)

Full Name as in your passport

 Male  Female

Date of Birth Year Month Day

Country of Residence Nationality

Have you applied to George Brown College before?  No  Yes If yes, what is your Student ID #?

permanent aDDress in home country

Street Number & Name Apartment Number

City Province/State Country

Postal/Zip Code Email

Home Telephone Number Fax Number

current mailing aDDress (if Different from above)

Street Number & Name Apartment Number

City Province/State Country

Postal/Zip Code Email

Home Telephone Number Fax Number program selectIon postseconDary program – Diploma/certificate/postgraDuate/Degree program priority program title program Code start date

1st Choice Year Month

2nd Choice Year Month

intensive english program (if requireD) start date  8 Weeks  16 Weeks  24 Weeks Year Month Day  32 Weeks  40 Weeks  48 Weeks

payment InformatIon Payments can be made by Bank Draft/Money Order, Certified Cheque, Credit Card (Visa/Master Card/AMEX), Bank Transfer (with corresponding bank in Canada). by creDit carD by bank transfer

Card Type  AMEX  Master Card  Visa Bank Name The Bank of nova Scotia Bank Address 44 King Street west, Toronto, ontario, canada Card Number Account Holder George Brown college Account Number 91132-0417610 Transit Number 47696-002 SWIFT Code noSccaTT Expiry Date (Month/Year) Routing Number 026002532 • The applicant’s full name and student iD number should be quoted on the bank Cardholder’s name (please print) transfer form. • CAD $15.00 should also be added to cover the Bank of Nova Scotia service charge. The sending bank may also levy a service charge. Cardholder’s signature • A copy of the receipt from the sending bank should be sent to us, as proof of payment. by bank Draft/certifieD cheque Payable to: GeorGe Brown colleGe emergency contact (famIly or frIend only – not agent contact)

Last (Family) Name Given (First) Name(s)

Home Telephone Number Alternative Telephone Number

Email

do you need Homestay service?  Yes (Please submit the Homestay Application)  No do you need airport pick-up (with Homestay Service only)?  Yes  No did you enclose the following?  Translated and notarized transcripts from senior secondary school and/or other level of education  Translated and notarized secondary school diploma and/or diploma(s) from other level of education  TOEFL or IELTS or other internationally recognized test report, if you have  CAD$65.00 — Application fee (non-refundable)  Photocopy of passport page containing photo and personal information if you are accepted, how would you like to receive your offer letter? autHoriZed aGent name & address, if appliCable (affiX stamp or label)  Call for pick up (if you are in Toronto)  Mail/Courier  Scanned copy via email

how dId you hear about george brown college? (please check all that apply)  GBC Website  Other Website  Canadian Embassy/Consulate  Private ESL School  Education Fair  Guidebook/Magazine  Relative/Friend  Agent  Other – please specify

declaratIon I certify that the above information is true and complete. I understand that any false or incomplete information submitted in support of my application may invalidate my application and result in the withdrawal by George Brown College of an offered seat at any time during my enrollment.

Applicant’s name (please print)

Applicant’s Signature Date

Please mail, courier or submit in person the completed application form, supporting documents and $65 non-refundable application fee to the address below: George Brown College Telephone: 416-415-5000 ext. 2115 International Centre Fax: 416-415-2120 200 King St. E. , Main Floor Email: [email protected] Toronto, ON M5A 3W8 Website: georgebrown.ca/international Canada

freedom of information: The information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Ministry of Colleges and universities Act R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 272, s. 5, R.R.O. 1980 regulation 640. The information is used for the administration and statistical purposes of the college and/or ministries and agencies of the Government of Canada. For further information please contact the Registrar, George Brown College, P.O. Box 1015, Station B, Toronto, Canada M5T 2T9 programs of study george brown college is continually striving to improve its programs and their delivery. the information contained in this guide is subject to change without notice. it should not be viewed as a representation, offer, or warranty. students are responsible for verifying george brown college admission, graduation, and fee requirements as well as any requirements of outside institutions, industry associations or other bodies that may award additional designations concurrently with, or after completion of, a george brown college program.

deGree proGrams list program length Certification starting date 4 Year 3 Year 2 Year 1 Year Bachelor’s Degree Diploma Certificate Certificate Postgraduate September January May Co-op requirements Special admission

program Code program name

b301 Bachelor of Applied Business – Financial Services • • • • •

C118 Bachelor’s Degree – Early Childhood Education • • •  

C300 Bachelor of Applied Arts – Early Childhood Leadership • • •   Bachelor of Applied Business H301 • • • •  – Hospitality Operations Management Bachelor of Applied Technology t302 • • • • – Construction Science & Management postGraduate proGrams list sCHool of enGlisH as a seCond lanGuaGe (esl) r400 Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) • • • •  arts & desiGn sCHool of desiGn G401 Design Management • • •  G402 Digital Design – Advanced Digital Design • • •  G405 Digital Design – Game Design  • •  G414 Interdisciplinary Design Strategy 9 months • •  sCHool of fasHion studies

f402 International Fashion Development & Management • • •   business sCHool of business b400 Sport and Event Marketing  • • • • b406 Marketing Management – Financial Services  • • • • b408 Human Resources Management  • • • • • b409 Strategic Relationship Marketing  • • • • b410 Small Business Entrepreneurship • • • • b411 International Business Management • • • • • sCHool of finanCial serViCes b407 Financial Planning • • • • Community serViCes and early CHildHood C405 Autism & Behavioural Science • • •  ConstruCtion and enGineerinG teCHnoloGy sCHool of ConstruCtion manaGement & trades t403 Construction Mgt. for Internationally Educated Professionals  • •  sCHool of Computer teCHnoloGy t402 Health Informatics  • •  t405 Information Systems Business Analyst  • •  t411 Wireless Networking  • • •  Hospitality & Culinary arts CHef sCHool H411 Culinary Arts – Italian  • •  sCHool of Hospitality & tourism manaGement

H402 Food and Nutrition Management • • • 

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georgebrown.ca/international 21 diploma proGrams list program length Certification starting date 4 Year 3 Year 2 Year 1 Year Degree Bachelor’s Diploma Certificate Certificate Postgraduate September January May Co-op requirements admission Special program program name Code

sCHool of enGlisH as a seCond lanGuaGe (esl) r738 Intensive English Program (IEP) • Every 8 weeks  arts & desiGn sCHool of desiGn

G102 Graphic Design • • • •  G108 Art & Design Foundation • • • •

G109 Game Development • • • •  sCHool of fasHion studies f102 Fashion Management • • • f112 Fashion Business Industry • • • f113 Fashion Techniques and Design • • • •  f105 Gemmology • • • f110 Jewellery Methods • • •  f111 Jewellery Essentials • • •  sCHool of performinG arts

p102 Dance Performance Studies • • •  r102 General Arts and Science Introduction to Performing Arts Careers • • • business sCHool of business b108 Business Administration – Marketing (no co-op) • • • • b120 Business – Marketing • • • • b121 Business Administration – Supply chain (no co-op) • • • • b126 Business Administration – Project Management (no co-op) • • • • b131 Business Administration – International Business (no co-op) • • • • b134 Business – Human Resources • • • • b144 Business Administration – Human Resources (no co-op) • • • • b145 Business Administration (no co-op) • • • • b151 Business Administration – Supply chain (co-op) • • • • • b154 Business Administration – Human Resources (co-op) • • • • • b155 Business Administration (co-op) • • • • • b156 Business Administration – Project Management (co-op) • • • • • b158 Business Administration – Marketing (co-op) • • • • • b161 Business Administration – International Business (co-op) • • • • • sCHool of finanCial serViCes a146 Pre-Business • • • • b103 Business Accounting • • • • b107 Business Administration – Accounting (no co-op) • • • • b130 Business Administration – Finance (no co-op) • • • • b150 Business Administration – Finance (co-op) • • • • • b157 Business Administration – Accounting (co-op) • • • • • Community serViCes and early CHildHood sCHool of deaf and deaf-blind studies

C108 Intervenor for Deaf – Blind Persons • • •   C114 American Sign Language and Deaf Studies • • • sCHool of early CHildHood C100 Early Childhood Education • • • •  C105 Early Childhood Assistant • • •  sCHool of soCial & Community serViCes a103 Pre-Community Services • • • • C101 Community Worker • • • C109 Career and Work Counsellor • • •  C119 Social Service Worker • • • C129 Career and Work Counsellor (for Internationally Educated Professionals) • • •  C134 Child and Youth Worker (Fast-Track) • • •  

C135 Social Service Worker (Fast-track) ◊ • •   C136 Behavioural Science Technology (Intensive) ◊ • • C138 Career and Work Counsellor (Fast-Track) ◊ • •  r107 Assaulted Women’s and Children’s Counsellor /Advocate • • •  22 ◊ 3-semester programs  questionnaire portfolio interview resume  information session  aDmission test  check our website for other requirements DiPloma ProGramS liSt Program length certification Starting Date 4 Year 3 Year 2 Year 1 Year Bachelor’s Degree Diploma Certificate Certificate Postgraduate September January May Co-op requirements Special admission

Program code Program name

conStrUction anD enGineerinG tecHnoloGy ScHool oF arcHitectUral StUDieS t109 Architectural Technology • • • • t126 Construction Trades Techniques  • • • • t132 Architectural Technician • • • • ScHool oF conStrUction manaGement & traDeS t105 Construction Engineering Technology • • • • t110 Building Renovation Technician • • • • t148 Building Renovation Technology • • • t160 Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician • • • • t161 Construction Engineering Technician • • • • t162 Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology • • • t164 Civil Engineering Technology • • • • ScHool oF comPUter tecHnoloGy t127 Computer Programmer Analyst • • • • t141 Computer Systems Technician • • • • t147 Computer Systems Technology • • • • t163 Game Programming • • • • ScHool oF mecHanical enGineerinG tecHnoloGieS t121 Mechanical Engineering Technology-Design • • • • t143 Mechanical Technician – Tool and Die • • • • t146 Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technician • • • • HealtH ScienceS a102 Pre-Health Science • • • • • c102 Activation Co-ordinator / Gerontology • • •  c115 Office Administration – Medical • • • • c139 Health Information Management • • • S113 Dental Assisting Program Levels I and II • • • S125 Fitness and Health Promotion • • •  HoSPitality & cUlinary artS cHeF ScHool H100 Culinary Management • • • • H108 Baking Pre-Employment • • • H112 Culinary Skills – Chef Training • • • • H113 Baking & Pastry Arts Management • • •  H116 Culinary Management (Integrated Learning) • • • • • ScHool oF HoSPitality & toUriSm manaGement H101 Hospitality Services • • • H102 Food and Beverage Management • • • • H103 Hotel Management • • • • H110 Hospitality Tourism & Leisure • • • • H119 Culinary Management – Nutrition • • • • H121 Special Events Planning • • • • ScHool oF liBeral artS & Science r101 General Arts and Science • • • • r104 General Arts and Science • • • •

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