Collège Boréal offers eligible newcomers training programs and immigration services to help them integrate more quickly into Canada, based on their skills and experience.
For more information, see the list below or contact us by email at newcomers@collegeboreal.ca.
Settle. Integrate. Dream Big.
Settlement and Integration Services
We can help you get the right information you need to make informed decisions.
Let us help you:
- Set goals to achieve your dreams
- Put your expertise and experience to good use
- Gain motivation and thrive in your new country
The free and bilingual service includes:
- Access to language courses in English or French
- Practical guidance on training to help with your career goals
- Information on credential evaluation services
- Consultation and opportunities to find a workplace experience
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee, protected person, naturalized citizen, approved provincial nominee, refugee claimant, temporary foreign worker or international student, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
Contact information:
Barrie:
- imm.barrie@collegeboreal.ca / 705.737.9088
Chatham:
- imm.chatham@collegeboreal.ca / 519.397.1677
Hamilton:
- imm.hamilton@collegeboreal.ca / 905.777.1562
London:
- imm.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
Mississauga:
- imm.mississauga@collegeboreal.ca / 905.303.1562
Kitchener-Waterloo:
- imm.kw@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 poste 7129
Sarnia:
- imm.sarnia@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 poste 7160
Sudbury:
- imm.sudbury@collegeboreal.ca / 705.918.5045
Timmins:
- imm.timmins@collegeboreal.ca / 705.268.3800
Toronto :
- imm.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Windsor:
- imm.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
Our specialists offer orientation, information, and support services to help you adjust to life in Canada.
The free and bilingual services include:
- Support based on your immediate needs
- Help completing government documents
- Aid finding affordable housing
- Assistance in navigating the health care system and social services
- Details about local schools and daycare centres
- Information and referrals to local and community services
- Interpretation services
- Information sessions and workshops
- Practical guidance to answer your basic, everyday needs
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee, protected person, naturalized citizen, approved provincial nominee, refugee claimant, temporary foreign worker or international student, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
Contact information:
Barrie:
- imm.barrie@collegeboreal.ca / 705.737.9088
Chatham:
- imm.chatham@collegeboreal.ca / 519.397.1677
London:
- imm.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
Mississauga:
- imm.mississauga@collegeboreal.ca / 905.303.1562
Kitchener-Waterloo:
- imm.kw@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 poste 7129
Sarnia:
- imm.sarnia@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 poste 7160
Sudbury:
- imm.sudbury@collegeboreal.ca / 705.918.5045
Timmins:
- imm.timmins@collegeboreal.ca / 705.268.3800
Windsor:
- imm.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
Employment-related Programs and Services
This fully subsidized, multidimensional, and bilingual accelerated training program meets the needs of the Canadian labour market for internationally educated French-speaking professionals.
This program allows you to:
- Gain added value by preparing for a professional Certification in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM)
- Develop your communication skills in English
- Gain an understanding of the Canadian culture in a professional context
- Gain work experience in Canada through an internship
For more information:
https://www.collegeboreal.ca/en/bridging-program-supplychain
This service supports you in your professional reorientation, to find a new career in Canada. A one-on-one consultation allows you to explore new employment and career opportunities based on your transferable skills and interests.
The program is associated with the Socio-Economic Integration Planning Service.
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
For more information:
Chatham:
- imm.chatham@collegeboreal.ca / 519.397.1677
Windsor:
- imm.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
This free program allows you to:
- Develop your workplace communication skills
- Benefit from tools and guidance to find new job opportunities
- Gain a Canadian work experience during your 5-week placement
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Have international work experience, education, or training
- Have an intermediate language proficiency level of CLB 6+ in English
For more information:
London:
- lang.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
This service offers support towards professional integration by finding you a work placement, work experience and/or volunteer experience relevant to your career plan.
The program is associated with the Socio-Economic Integration Planning Service.
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
For more information:
Chatham:
- imm.chatham@collegeboreal.ca / 519.397.1677
Hamilton:
- imm.hamilton@collegeboreal.ca / 905.777.1562
London:
- imm.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
Kitchener-Waterloo:
- imm.kw@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 ext. 7129
Sarnia:
- imm.sarnia@collegeboreal.ca / 519.383.7782 ext. 7160
Windsor:
- imm.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
This fully online bilingual program offered online across Ontario, supports bilingual Francophone internationally trained professionals in securing in-demand jobs in the financial services sector. Participants learn a full range of workplaces and job-seeking skills that accelerate their professional integration.
We offer a free English preparatory course, focused on the financial sector, for interested clients who would like to improve their English before joining the program (have a CLB level of 5-6 in English).
For more information:
Language Courses
These English courses cover the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) levels 0 to 7. The levels, delivery mode and course schedule vary depending on your location.
This free program allows you to:
- Increase your confidence while learning English to live, study and work in Canada
- Develop your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills with qualified instructors
- Receive support from a specialized tutor to help you progress towards your learning goals
- Receive one-on-one guidance to set goals towards further education or a sustainable career
- Learn with a purpose and get ready for success
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
- Have valid proof of your Canadian language proficiency levels
You don’t already have a language assessment? Find an assessment location in Ontario!
Contact information:
Chatham:
- lang.chatham@collegeboreal.ca / 519.397.1677
Hamilton:
- lang.hamilton@collegeboreal.ca / 905.397.1677
London:
- lang.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
Mississauga:
- lang.mississauga@collegeboreal.ca / 905.306.1562
North York:
- lang.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Sudbury:
- lang.sudbury@collegeboreal.ca / 705.560.6673
Timmins:
- lang.timmins@collegeboreal.ca / 705.268.3800
Toronto:
- lang.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Windsor:
- lang.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
These French courses cover the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) levels 0 to 7. The levels, delivery mode and course schedule vary depending on your location.
This free program allows you to:
- Learn French with qualified instructors and discover Canada’s francophone culture in an immersive environment
- Increase your confidence while developing your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills
- Receive support from a specialized tutor to help you progress towards your learning goals
- Learn with a purpose and get ready for success
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
- Have valid proof of your Canadian language proficiency levels
You don’t already have a language assessment? Find an assessment location in Ontario!
Contact information:
Barrie:
- lang.barrie@collegeboreal.ca / 705.737.9088
Mississauga:
- lang.mississauga@collegeboreal.ca / 905.306.1562
North York:
- lang.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Sudbury:
- lang.sudbury@collegeboreal.ca / 705.560.6673
Timmins:
- lang.timmins@collegeboreal.ca / 705.268.3800
Toronto:
- lang.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Windsor:
- lang.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
This practical and innovative English course will help you:
- Understand the workplace culture of a specific professional or field
- Interact clearly and effectively with colleagues, clients, supervisors and the public
- Develop strong interviewing, networking and career-building communication skills
The college offers the following OSLT course:
- Accessing the Technology Job Market
- Entrepreneurship and Sales & Marketing
- Health Care
- Managing Workplace Interactions
- Professional Managers
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Have international work experience, education, or training in the field
- Have an intermediate language proficiency in English
Contact information:
Hamilton:
- lang.hamilton@collegeboreal.ca / 905.544.9824
Toronto:
- lang.toronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Windsor:
- lang.windsor@collegeboreal.ca / 519.948.6019
This free program allows you to:
- Develop your workplace communication skills
- Benefit from tools and guidance to find new job opportunities
- Gain a Canadian work experience during your 5-week placement
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Have international work experience, education, or training
- Have an intermediate language proficiency level of CLB 6+ in English
Contact information:
London:
- lang.london@collegeboreal.ca / 519.451.5194
This practical and innovative French course will help you:
- Understand the workplace culture of a specific professional or field
- Interact clearly and effectively with colleagues, clients, supervisors and the public
- Develop strong interviewing, networking and career-building communication skills
The college offers the following FLAP course:
- Working with Children and Youth
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Have international work experience, education, or training in the field
- Have an intermediate language proficiency level of CLB 5+ in French
For more information:
Hamilton:
- lang.hamilton@collegeboreal.ca / 905.544.9824
You are unable to take French or English courses due to personal obligations or geographical constraints?
This free and flexible program allows you to:
- Develop your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in French or English
- Take Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) levels 3 to 6 courses, depending on your schedule
- Receive support from a specialized tutor
Evaluate your language proficiency level for placement in the program with the Assessment Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks (Adapted LINC-CLIC adapté).
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
- Have a minimum language proficiency level of CLB 2 in French or English
For more information:
lang.adapte@collegeboreal.ca / 1.800.361.6673, ext. 7315
Language Assessment Centres
Our evaluators, certified by the Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks, offer language assessments for placement in the Adapted LINC-CLIC adapté program.
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a permanent resident, convention refugee or protected person, a Ukrainian temporary resident or their dependent in Canada; live in Ontario
- Be 18 years or older
- Have a minimum language proficiency level of CLB 2 in French or English
For more information:
- lang.adapte@collegeboreal.ca / 1.800.361.6673, ext. 7315
The Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) is an English exam. The CELPIP is a test recognized by the federal government for immigration procedures : becoming a permanent resident or Canadian citizen. The exam is also recognized by professional association, postsecondary institutions and employers for educational and career plans.
For more information:
Barrie:
Toronto:
The Test d’évaluation du français (TEF) is an international benchmark test created by the Chamber of Commerce of the Paris-Île-de-France region that measures an individual’s level of knowledge and proficiency in French.
TEF Canada is a test recognized by Immigration, Refugees and Immigration Canada (IRCC) for individuals who wish to obtain a certification of their French language skills as part of an immigration dossier or an application for Canadian Citizenship.
For more information:
https://www.collegeboreal.ca/test-devaluation-de-francais-tef
Toronto:
- FCToronto@collegeboreal.ca / 416.289.5130
Contact us!
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