Centennial College, Toronto Placements: Job Opportunities and Salaries

If students take a Co-op course and fulfil all the basic criteria, then they are allowed to enter in co-op stream. Even if the student is in a co-op stream it does not guarantee them placement/co-op. I would say for my course it is VERY competitive. I first was rejected from the Co-op stream even if I fulfilled all the basic requirements because other students had much better GPAs than mine. I got selected for the second time when my GPA was 4.1/4.5. Note that it is better to have at least GPA above 4 out of 4.5 in order to secure a place in co-op. Summer placements were very competitive: I applied for around 30 jobs and that's when I heard back from 1. It might be different for other students. Co-op success ratio according to me was pretty good as compared to other college/universities, but I would say it was very competitive so one needs to be best in all the ways. I don't have exact figure of number of students placed. The salary one gets is above minimum wage of Ontario.

I chose this college as it has a good name and power, and Centennial is one of the first community colleges in Ontario.

I am in my 1st semester so as of now i do not know much about the post-study placement. But I have contacted my seniors, and many of them got placed in various well-known companies.

No I have not submitted any of the mentioned documents. Centennial College's well-qualified and experienced teachers, great laboratory facilities, exceptional Co-operative Education programs, and the inspiration provided to students will provide me with an appropriate foundation for achieving my goals.

No didn’t have to submit anything just my bachelors results were submitted. Reason for choosing this college: The program of my choosing and allowing to come ASAP they also had prompt replies. I would say its okay but would suggest some other cllg that has better placement options and less fees. I would also recommend going for university or to a RNIP program if you want your PR. They are more focused on extracurricular activities than on studies and so its okay if you don’t have other options but this should probably be your second choice

Job market is down here you need to be smart and keep applying for the job and in interview you need to perform well on the top of that maintaining a job.

Better practical understanding and reputation of college also there are better opportunities Everything is good but India’s education is way more better than here.

College offers opportunity to take co-op. As well as there is a website from college where we can access jobs for the course. Also on a frequent basis the faculty member sends emails including job opportunities that's suitable for us.

My experience at college was multifaceted and rewarding. The educational environment offered a blend of theoretical learning and practical exposure through labs and industrial tours, fostering holistic growth. Despite the pandemic's impact, the available facilities like the library, gym, and engaging student programs contributed significantly to my overall development, making it a memorable phase.

If you have the right qualities and knowledge and skills. You can find a good job. Take full advantage of the co-op program. Overall I have had a great experience. I would recommend Centennial to International students. Co-op is great, exposure is good. Campus is cool and faculty is nice as well.

For me the rent was in range of 400-550 for sharing rooms. Single rooms cost around 750 or more.

Nothing just make some connections and apply for job otherwise be ready to work for fast food restaurants and exploit yourself to the best you can.

It was just fine I believe mostly due to work pressure and shortage of jobs in the market although it is part time so better work that out and college was ok.

We have yet to start the COOPs and internships for our program. But the college and faculty does arrange for company visits and sessions in the college. However getting a job offer is entirely the student’s responsibility. The average starting salary could be between 35000 CAD to 45000 CAD per annum. This figure varies based on your individual approach, the company, your experiences, expertise and qualifications.

My overall experience so far has been very well. It is your own responsibility to exploit all the resources available at your disposal for your academic and professional success. You have to reach out yourself to make connections which is the most vital part of your success in Canada.

The co op is optional and you have to be qualified the most basic qualification is COMM -171 ie. Good grade in pre course writing test.

My experience is really wonderful because it has a great infrastructure with all the basic things you may need with all the hygiene and cleanliness and the campus is really good with a really nice marketplace to have lunch and enjoy time with friends.

I did not have campus placements. Also, the job opportunities that are being sent via email are either irrelevant or require a lot of experience. Be ready to accept the fact that this course won’t add anything to the eligibility criteria required for project management jobs.

I would say a complete wastage of money and resources if you want to build a career out of one course. These courses can be helpful if you have extra money to learn something just for the sake of obtaining knowledge( that too by doing assignments) or getting a post graduation work permit.