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Welcome to Seneca College：

Seneca offers more than an education. With campuses throughout the Greater Toronto Area, Seneca’s size and diversity give students the advantage of partnerships with industry leaders, the latest in hands-on computer technology, a variety of class sizes, and full-time, part-time and continuing education options. Education should be flexible and accessible, so Seneca also employs various methods of teaching – from in-class lectures and online learning to co-op and field placements – in programs related to applied arts, business, financial services and technology.

History:

The Seneca of today was a long time coming. The College first opened its doors in 1967.Ground was turned in 1968 to create Seneca’s first permanent location on Finch Avenue East at Highway 404. The modest building grew in phases over the years and is today named after our founding president William Newnham. At the same time, Seneca created its Buttonville Campus to house its aviation program. The 700-acre King Campus, followed in 1971. The next major expansion happened in 1999 with the opening of the Seneca@York Campus, the first college campus to be located on the grounds of a university. In 2005, Seneca opened its Markham Campus. Currently, Seneca already has 11 campus.

Successful Seneca Alumni:

· Marc Caira — former President & CEO of Tim Hortons Inc.

· Hon. Alvin Curling — former MPP Scarborough North, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Ambassador to the Dominican Republic

· Armand La Barge — Chief of York Regional Police (retired)

· Vivienne Poy — Senator

· Philip Sparks — Fashion Designer

Areas of Study:

· Art, Animation & Design

· Aviation

· Business

· Community Services

· Fashion & Esthetics

· Health Sciences

· Hospitality & Tourism

· Information & Communications Technology

· Law, Public Administration & Public Safety

· Liberal Arts & Science and University Transfers

· Manufacturing & Mechatronics

· Media & Communication

· Performance

· Recreation & Wellness

· Science & Engineering

· Summer Institute

Campuses Introduction:

Jane Campus, Toronto, Ontario

Jane Campus is home to Seneca’s Centre for Advanced Technologies. Students studying at the campus pursue careers in the areas of Tool Design, Computer Numerical Control (CNC), and Metals Machining Trades such as Tool & Die Maker and Mould Maker.

King Campus, King City, Ontario

King Campus is a natural setting of 282 hectares of woods, lake and fields. It is home to full and part-time programs in the areas of applied arts and health sciences.

Jane Campus, Toronto, Ontario

Jane Campus is home to Seneca’s Centre for Advanced Technologies. Students studying at the campus pursue careers in the areas of Tool Design, Computer Numerical Control (CNC), and Metals Machining Trades such as Tool & Die Maker and Mould Maker.

Markham Campus, Markham, Ontario

Markham Campus is the first post-secondary education facility in the Town of Markham. The campus is home to full and part-time programs in the areas of business, marketing, tourism and aviation. It is also the location of the Confucius Institute at Seneca College.

Newmarket Campus, Newmarket, Ontario

The Newmarket Campus offers Employment Ontario services and access to resources and information. Programs at this location include employment counselling, job search workshops and job development services. Academic Upgrading is offered in the day and evening. Computer skills training is also available.

Newnham Campus, Toronto, Ontario

Newnham Campus is one of the largest college campuses in Canada. It is home to full and part-time programs in the areas of Business, Applied Arts, Applied Science and Engineering Technology.

Peterborough Aviation Campus, Peterborough, Ontario

The Peterborough Campus is the new home to Seneca’s fleet of aircraft and flight training devices, used by students registered in the Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program. Flight training and classroom instruction, for students in years two to four of the program, is carried out at the Peterborough Municipal Airport. The first year of classroom instruction, and all other aviation programs, are at Newnham Campus.

Scarborough Campus, Scarborough, Ontario

The Scarborough site offers Employment Ontario services and access to resources and information. Programs at this location include employment counselling, job search workshops, job development services and specialized programs for skilled immigrants such as mentorship. Academic Upgrading is offered in the day and evening.

Seneca@York Campus, Toronto, Ontario

Several schools are located at the Seneca@York campus, including the Animation Arts Centre, Communication Arts, Computer Studies and Biological Science and Applied Chemistry, as well as Corporate Communications and Technical Communication programs.

Vaughan Campus, Vaughan, Ontario

Yorkgate Campus, North York, Ontario

School: Seneca College

Program：Public Relations - Corporate Communications

Program	Public Relations - Corporate Communications	Faculty	Media & Communication
Credential	Graduate Certificate	Duration	1 Year
Starting Month	Fall, Winter	Co-op opportunities	Optional

Program Description:

This program is an intensive learning experience that will prepare you to be a flexible public relations and communications practitioner with excellent management, research, writing, technical and social skills. You’ll be capable of working independently and becoming productive quickly in a communications or consulting position. Employers and academics in Europe, the USA and most Commonwealth countries now recognize that the practice of public relations (corporate communications) is an applied discipline grounded in its immediate social context. To succeed in the field, practitioners need to develop and apply public relations administration skills and the knowledge of how contemporary societies work and interact with commercial, institutional and political forces and trends.

Consequently, your studies in the Public Relations - Corporate Communications program will provide you with a solid foundation in at least one of several bodies of knowledge before studying public relations. These include political science, economics, history, English literature, sociology, psychology, science, philosophy and business or public administration.

Admission Requirements:

· A recognized degree or three-year post-secondary diploma from an accredited institution.

· English proficiency at the post-secondary level.

· Statement of interest

· Writing test

Tuition Fees:

Campus	Seneca@York
Tuition	6,410.50
Alumni Fee	7.25
Convocation Fee*	50.00
Health Insurance**	783.97
Health and Wellness Fee	5.00
Seneca Student Federation Fee	56.50
Student Athletic Fee	40.70
Student Bursary Levy	3.00
Student Life Fee	5.00
Student Sport Build Fee	25.00
Student Support Fee	30.00
Technology Fee	120.00
Total Fees Due (first semester in academic year)	$7,536.92

Career:

Focus your career on public relations management. Upon completion of our two-semester Public Relations - Corporate Communications program, you'll be prepared for employment in a variety of sectors and organizations, including business, public relations consultancies, investor relations consultancies, professional associations, government relations consultancies and non-profit organizations. As an articulate and effective communications practitioner with excellent managerial, strategic planning, writing, speaking, technical and social skills, you'll be well-equipped to meet the corporate communications needs of most organizations. Initially, you may accept an entry-level public relations or promotional position before moving on to a communications career in such areas as issues management, crisis communication, employee relations, media relations, financial communications and investor relations, government relations, speech writing, special event planning and spokesperson training. You may also choose to apply the knowledge gained in this program to careers other than public relations.

Link to Seneca College Official Website

http://www.senecacollege.ca/fulltime/PRC.html

Ielts

English Language Institute

The English Language Institute (ELI) is an intensive, full time ESL program designed for international students who want to improve their English language skills for personal, academic or professional reasons. ELI students are a real part of Seneca College. They take their classes, eat lunch, socialize and take part in activities with the other 5,000 students at our Newnham Campus. Visit our Seneca International page to learn more about free airport pickup, housing assistance and all our fantastic International student services.

Program:

· There are 8 levels in the ELI.

· Levels 1 to 7 are seven weeks each.

· Level 8 is seven weeks in March, May, July or November (we call this SHORT 8) or 14 weeks in January, May or September (we call this LONG 8).

· In May you have a choice between Short 8 or Long 8.

· There are 6 start dates per year: January, March, May, July, September and November.

· The placement test is the TOEIC® test. Take the test at Seneca or bring your existing score.

· You study 25 hours per week, Monday - Friday. See sample schedule here.

· In Levels 6, 7 and 8, you can study English and Seneca subjects for credit at the same time.

· When you finish Level 8, you can enter into your Seneca program without another English test if you have a conditional admission to your program.

Curriculum:

· Levels 1-5: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Pronunciation, Grammar, Vocabulary Development, Study Skills, Canadian Culture, Presentation Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Internet Skills, Independent Lab.

· Levels 6-7: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Pronunciation, Grammar, Vocabulary Development, Study Skills, Canadian Culture, Presentation Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Information Literacy, Independent Lab, Note Taking Skills, Research and Citation Skills, Seneca Subjects for Credit, such as Accounting, Business, General Education, Computer, Business Math,etc.

ELI Fees:

2017/2018 Fees Per Module
Tuition	$3205.25
Seneca Student Federation	$28.25
Student Athletic Association	$25.30
Student Bursary Levy	$1.50
Student Life	$2.50
SSF Build Fund	$25.00
Student Support	$15.00
Student Sport Build	$25.00
Technology Fee	$60.00
Health & Wellness	$2.50
Health Insurance	$115.62
Total	$3505.9

Tuition

Application Fees	$65
Tuition	$13,000 (approximately)
Books	$400 – $900 (1 semester)
Housing	$450 – $850 (1 month)
Transportation	$100 (1 month)
All living costs	approximately $1,000

Fees for International Students：

Payment of Tuition Fees:

1. Global Pay

2. Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard Or American Express) Certified Cheque

Please complete Form B “Tuition Payment Form” and submit to International Admissions by Email or fax:

Email: internationaladmissions@senecacollege.ca

Fax: +1 416.492.9243

3. Certified Cheque

Students must indicate their Seneca ID Number on the cheque.

Payments should be directed to:

Seneca College

International Admissions

1750 Finch Avenue East

Toronto, ON

M2J 2X5 Canada

4. Bank Wire

Payment via Direct Bank Wire should indicate the Student Name, Seneca ID number and Date of Birth.

Please direct to:

Royal Bank of Canada

7481 Woodbine Avenue

Markham, ON L3R 2W1 Canada

Account Number: 03012 003 000 016 6

SWIFT Code: RO YCCAT 2

Routing Number: 021000021

Requirements

General Language proficiency:

All applicants to Seneca must be well prepared to study in English. If you are coming from a country where English is not the primary language, you must show one of the following:

· Successful completion of a minimum of two years of full-time study in a school and country where English is the primary language

· A recognized international language test score such as IELTS Academic, TOEFL or PTE Academic

· Successful completion of an English preparatory program offered at Seneca

Admission to a Diploma (2 yrs) or Advanced Diploma (3 yrs) Program:

1. International Application Form

2. Application fee of $65 CAD (non-refundable)

3. High School graduation transcripts (grades) for Grade 10, 11 & 12 showing all program-required subjects

4. International English Test Scores:

o A minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper based) or 80 (internet based with no test below 20) - TOEFL code 9212, OR

o IELTS Academic with an overall minimum score of 6.0 (with no single test score below 5.5), OR

o PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English) score 58

Admission to a Degree (4 yrs) Program:

1. International Application Form

2. Application fee of $65 CAD (non-refundable)

3. High School graduation transcripts (grades) for Grade 10, 11 & 12 showing all program-required subjects

4. International English Test Scores:

o A minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper based) or 80 (internet based with no test below 20) - TOEFL code 9212, OR

o IELTS Academic with an overall minimum score of 6.0 (with no single test score below 5.5), OR

o PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English) score 58

Admission to a Certificate (1 yr) Program:

1. International Application Form

2. Application fee of $65 CAD (non-refundable)

3. High School graduation transcripts (grades) for Grade 10, 11 & 12 showing all program-required subjects

4. International English Test Scores:

o A minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper based) or 80 (internet based with no test below 20) - TOEFL code 9212, OR

o IELTS Academic with an overall minimum score of 6.0 (with no single test score below 5.5), OR

o PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English) score 58

Admission to a Post-Graduate (1 yr) Program:

1. International Application Form

2. Application fee of $65 CAD (non-refundable)

3. High School graduation transcripts (grades) for Grade 10, 11 & 12 showing all program-required subjects

4. International English Test Scores:

o A minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper based) or 80 (internet based with no test below 20) - TOEFL code 9212, OR

o IELTS Academic with an overall minimum score of 6.0 (with no single test score below 5.5), OR

o PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English) score 58

Conditional Admission:

· If you do not meet your English proficiency requirements, you can still apply and be conditionally admitted to most of our programs. Applicants will need to attend Seneca College’s English Language Institute (ELI) followed by the professional program of their choice. All applicants will be tested upon arrival and placed in the appropriate level of the ELLI in order to improve their proficiency. Students in the upper levels of the ELI may register for a few courses from their diploma or degree programs while still attending the ELI.

· The following programs will require an IELTS Academic/TOEFL/PTE Academic score and will not admit students conditionally.

o Acting for Camera and Voice (2-Year Diploma); ACV

o Animation; ANI

o Applied Electronics Design (Graduate Certificate); AED

o Art Fundamentals (1 Year Certificate); AFD

o Bachelor of Aviation Technology; FPR

o Bachelor of Nursing; (minimum IELTS Academic 7.0); BSCN

o Bioinformatics (Graduate Certificate); BIF

o Broadcasting – Radio (2 Year Diploma); RTVR

o Broadcasting – Television (2 Year Diploma); RTVT

o Clinical Research (Graduate Certificate); CRQC

o Corporate Media Production (2 Year Diploma); CMP

o Cosmetic Science (Graducate Certificate); CSPC

o Creative Advertising (2 Year Diploma); CAB

o Creative Advertising (Joint with York); CABY

o Documentary & Non-Fiction Media Production (Graduate Certificate); DNM

o Energy Management, Built Environment (Graduate Certificate); EMB

o Environment and Site Investigation (Graduate Certificate); ETI

o Event Management – Event and Exhibit Design (Graduate Certificate); EVT

o Event Media Production; EMP

o Firefighter, Pre-service Education and Training (1 Year Certificate); FFP

o Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting (Graduate Certificate); FEA

o Government Relations (Graduate Certificate); GRM

o Graphic Design (3 Year Diploma); GRA

o Independent Digital Photography (2 Year Diploma); IDP

o Independent Illustration (2 Year Diploma); ILU

o Independent Music Production (1 Year Certificate); IMP

o Infant & Early Child Mental Health (Graduate Certificate); IMH

o Interactive Media Design; INM

o Journalism (2 Year Diploma); JRN

o Mental Health Intervention (Graduate Certificate); MHI

o Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs (Graduate Certificate); RAQC

o Police Foundations; LAW

o Practical Nursing (2 Year Diploma); PND

o Pre-Media and Communications Fundamentals (1 Year Certificate); MFD

o Project Management-Environmental (Graduate Certificate); PME

o Public Relations - Corporate Communications (Graduate Certificate); PRC/C

o Public Relations Investor Relations (Graduate Certificate); IRM / IRMC

o Technical Communication (Graduate Certificate); TECC

o Underwater Skills; UWS

o Urban Land Regeneration; URL

o Visual Effects for Film and Television; VFT

Living

Seneca Residence:

Seneca’s Residences offers a safe and convenient environment for Seneca students. It allows them to focus on their studies while enjoying the student community and campus accommodations at both the Newnham and King campuses.

Your Room:

· Oversized double bed

· Large desk with chair

· Cable television – VIP Package

· High-speed internet access

· Free local calls

· Two drawer storage unit

· Closet

· Barrier-free suits available

Our Facilities:

· Common kitchen

· Front desk

· Housekeeping

· Laundry rooms

· Lounges

· Maintenance

· Newnham Campus Only: Campus convenience, Subway Restaurant

Rate:

ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018

(SEPTEMBER 2017 - APRIL 2018)

WINTER SEMESTER 2018

(JANUARY 2018 - APRIL 2018)

OPTION 1 - Save $125.00

$7,380.00 due June 26, 2017

$3,690.00 due November 6, 2017

OPTION 2

$4,880.00 due June 26, 2017

$2,625.00 due November 20, 2017

Apply:

http://senecarez.ca/applynow.html

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