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Introduction：

Centennial College of Technology is the oldest public college in Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1966, Centennial Polytechnic has many Canadian-renowned and world-class facilities. The course is designed with a combination of theory and practice. Centuries of technology set up a total of eight colleges in Toronto, the city has four campuses, mainly to serve the residents of eastern Toronto. The school offers more than 120 courses in Business, Communications, Community and Customer Services, Science and Engineering, Healthcare and Transportation. It also offers programs in the Department of Journalism, New Media, First Aid, Industrial Microbiology And double degree in Environmental Science. Over 1,500 professional faculty members deliver knowledge and skills to 18,000 full-time students and 20,000 part-time students. The population of teachers and students comes from close to 100 ethnic groups and covers 80 languages. It is the most ethnically diverse college in Ontario One of the institutions.

Campus Introduction：

The school's first campus, Warden Woods Campus, is located south of Scarborough Avenue Subway Station and opened on October 17, 1966, dismantling in 2005. At present, the four campuses of the Centennial Polytechnic are as follows:

Progress Campus is located on Scarborough Highway 401, Wan Kam Road. It is the largest campus in the country with programs in computer science, business, and tourism.

Ashtonbee Campus is located on the Arlington Boulevard on Cottenburgh Boulevard, Scarborough, Canada's largest transport technology training college.

Center for Creative Communications is located on the Cigarro Avenue of East York Avenue Monroe Avenue and was opened in 1994 as the School of Communication, Media and Design of the University.

The Centennial Science and Technology Center is located on the Morningside Avenue Esplanade, Scarborough, or Morningside Campus. It opened in 2004 as the school's newest campus, The school's medical and environmental science course is located.

Programs：

Centennial Polytechnic has a large number of professional disciplines to choose from, the main professional as follows

· Aircraft maintenance

· Early childhood education

· ood science

· Practice nursing

· Culinary arts

· Catering Operations Management

· public relationship

· Integrated media

· Business and Finance

· Graphic design

· nformation Technology

· Mechanical Engineering

· community service

Curriculum Introduction：

Academic English Intensive Courses: Full-time courses for a total of 3 semesters. According to the TOEFL / IELTS score or the BELT English Proficiency Test, you start from the appropriate level. Most students receive an average of 14 weeks -52 weeks of English language training. The course is designed to lay the foundations of an English language for your entry into Centennial College.

Diploma / Certificate: One, two or three academic years. September, January / May each year

Graduate Certificate: Set for college or college graduates for a period of 8-12 months. The course is highly specialized, aiming to perfect the advanced special skills of students in the corresponding industry positions

Bachelor's degree: open classes for public management, collaborative nursing, information technology, academic system for four years.

How much cooperation courses: There are two cooperation projects with the University of Toronto Scarborough: 1. New media learning; 2. Journalism major

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School: Centennial College

Program：Advance Television and Film – Script to Screen

Program	Advanced Television and Film - Script to Screen	Faculty	School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design
Credential	Graduate Certificate	Duration	1 years/2 semesters
Starting Month	Fall	Co-op opportunities	No

Program Description:

The Advanced Television and Film – Script to Screen program at Centennial College offers a comprehensive, in-depth and hands-on understanding of what goes into developing and producing quality feature films and TV shows.

This multidisciplinary, two-semester post-graduate advanced television and film program — facilitated by the School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design in the hub of Toronto's film and television district — is especially beneficial for writers, directors, producers, editors, actors and other film and television craftspeople who want to expand their knowledge of the industry.

The major focus of the program's first semester is on creating, pitching, outlining, developing, drafting and polishing production-ready short film scripts. During the second semester, you have the opportunity to prepare, perform in, shoot and/or post a number of these productions.

Additionally, the Advanced Television and Film - Script to Screen program sees you deconstructing classic films, television shows and scripts of all genres. The program also provides opportunities to receive advanced instruction from industry professionals in your major and minor areas of craft interest, along with extensive employment information.

Advantages:

The Advanced Television and Film – Script to Screen program is unique among the few other post-graduate film and television offerings currently available in the Greater Toronto Area.
Instead of streaming you into master classes immediately, the first semester ensures that you obtain a solid working knowledge of everyone's role on a film or television production.
The amount of foundational lessons included in the offering allows you to better collaborate, improvise, problem-solve and empathize with your fellow cast and crew members.
The program focuses on dramatic filmmaking, comedy and several other genres. The program does not, however, include documentary filmmaking.
The time and effort devoted to script development in the first semester and production and post-production in the second results in higher quality student films than are customarily produced, at a time when student films continue to be key to gaining a foothold in the business.

Admission Requirement:

Applicants are selected on the basis of their academic achievement, including the required courses, and any other selection criteria outlined below.

College advanced diploma (three years) or university degree (three or four years) in any discipline
We will also consider applicants who present a combination of successful completion of partial post-secondary education (minimum two years) and a verifiable portfolio of work representing, at minimum, two years production experience or work experience in a media-related (film or television) field

Tuition Fees:

Student

Tuition ( 2 Semesters)

Incidental Fees

Total

Canadian

$4962

$1130

$6095

International

$13283

$2416

$15699

Career：

Graduates may find career opportunities in areas such as:

Commercial/corporate photographer

Director
Assistant director
Trainee assistant director
Personal assistant to the director
Cinematographer
Camera operator
Assistant camera operator
Lighting and grip department technician
Lighting or grip assistant
Dolly grip
Audio technician
Assistant audio technician
Producer
Associate producer
Production manager
Production coordinator
Assistant production coordinator
Production assistant
Location coordinator or assistant
Office assistant
Personal assistant to the producer
Screenwriter
Script coordinator/story department coordinator
Trainee/junior story editor/story researcher
Personal assistant to the showrunner
Script reader
Editor
Assistant editor
Sound editor
Assistant sound editor
Personal assistant to the series lead/star

Credits Transfer

Students who successfully complete this program may qualify for entry into Ontario college graduate certificates and university degree programs at institutions such as McMaster University, University of Guelph and Northern Alberta Institution of Technology.

Link to Centennial College Official Website

https://www.centennialcollege.ca/

Ielts

Introduction：

Professional Code: 6616

Qualification: Certificate Course

Course Length: 1-3 semesters (depending on entrance test results)

About The Program:

o - The EAP course consists of three levels: Beginner, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, 1 semester per level. Each level contains 5 units, each unit takes 3 weeks.

o - At the time of admission, you need to provide one of the following language scores:

o IELTS:3.5-4.0

o TOEFL:397-433

o IBTOEFL:30-40

o ITEP:3.5-3.6

o PEARSON TE(ACADEMIC):36-40

o CAMBRIDGE EXAMS – Preliminary English Test (PET):PASS

Curriculum Introduction：

- Beginner Courses: Speaking, Reading, Writing, Pronunciation, Grammar, Vocabulary, Learning Skills, etc.

- Pre-Intermediate Courses: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Pronunciation, Grammar, Vocabulary, Study Skills, Canadian Culture, etc.

- Intermediate courses include: speech skills, note taking skills, research and reference skills, etc., and students can take part in professional courses.

Tuition Fees：

EAP Course Fees/ Level
Semester	Tuition Fees
1^st Semester	$3,112.00
2^nd Semester	$14,987.00
3^rd Semester	$22,443.00

Tuition

Application Fees	$100
Tuition Fees	Approximately $13,000-$15,000 / Academic Year（Depends on Programs）
Material Fees	Approximately $500-$2,400 / Semester
Residence Fees	Approximately $9,000/Year
Transportation FEES	Approximately $100 / Month
Living Expense	Approximately $1,500 / Month

Requirements

English proficiency of non-native English speakers requires:

Admission Requirement	College Diploma	Bachelor Diploma	Master Diploma
Diploma	Post Secondary or three-year secondary school, post-secondary and above qualifications	Post- secondary or three-year secondary school, post-secondary and above qualifications	College Diploma or Bachelor Diploma
Languages Requirement	IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5) or TOEFL 80 (with a minimum of 20)	IELTS 6.5 (no less than 6) or TOEFL 84 (no less than 21)	IELTS 6.5 (no less than 6) or TOEFL 88 (no less than 22)

Other Requirement：

- Those who do not meet the above English requirements, who have received the "Language + Major" double admission notice, attend English test

Required Documents：

- official school transcripts (notarized or original plus English translation)

- highest diploma

- language score

- Some institutions / specialized special requirements (eg related works or materials)

- Some graduate certificate professionals require applicants with relevant professional or background work

Living

Campus Residence：

The George Brown College student Susan, nicknamed "The George," is a blend of safety, convenience, enrichment student activities, high-end services and amenities. You can focus on learning without having to face the shortest 12-month rental period for renting a school outside campus, not to worry about utilities bills and bag check-in.

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Rental Fees：

• Four people in a dormitory with two public toilets: $ 8,120 / year

• Two people in a dorm room with a common bathroom: $ 7,360 / year

• Two people in a dorm room with a single bathroom: $ 8,480 / year

• Two people in a dorm room with one bathroom (Superior Apartment): $ 8,680 / year

• Application fee: $ 250 (non-refundable)

Includes：

· 1 separate bedroom in a two-bedroom suite unit with ensuite, shared kitchen (fridge, microwave, dinette) and full bathroom.

• Separate bedroom with local phone, cable TV, high speed Wi-Fi

• Spacious shared space: large games room, yoga room, cinema, mini mart, gym, table tennis room, bar and restaurant

• Regular suite bathroom and kitchen cleaning service

• Security & Services: 24-hour front desk service, video surveillance in common areas and guest controls

Home Stay ：

Homestay services at BCE have college long term contracts, provided by student homestay service companies.

For homestay services (with optional airport pick-up), please fill in the Homestay Application Form and give homestay service at least three weeks in advance.

Dormitory Facilities：

• Convenience store

• Pharmacy

• restaurant

• Hypermarket

• Cultural Venue (Performance Theater)

• YMCA Center for Youth Activities

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