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NorQuest College
Founded in 1965, NorQuest College is a publicly funded post-secondary institution located in Edmonton, Alberta, with an additional campus in Wetaskiwin. The college is…
About NorQuest College
Founded in 1965, NorQuest College is a publicly funded post-secondary institution located in Edmonton, Alberta, with an additional campus in Wetaskiwin. The college is well-regarded for offering practical, career-focused programs that prepare students for today’s workforce. With input from industry, businesses, and the public sector, NorQuest ensures that its higher education in Canada remains relevant, engaging, and rewarding for learners. Every year, thousands of students from across the globe come to study at NorQuest College, Canada. Currently, it serves more than 12,500 full-time and part-time credit learners and nearly 7,900 continuing education students, including many from over 108 countries. The college also operates five specialized centres and institutes that highlight its innovative approach to learning: the Indigenous Career Centre, the Centre for Higher Education Strategy, the Colbourne Institute for Inclusive Leadership, the Community Energy Innovation Centre, and the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation Hospitality Institute. NorQuest College is also deeply committed to research and community engagement. Its projects often focus on Workplace Inclusion and Accessibility, Community-Based Research, and Sustainability, carried out in collaboration with government bodies, industries, and community organizations, and with some of the top universities in Canada. The college is proudly affiliated with several leading organizations, including Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan), the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the Alberta Association of Colleges and Technical Institutes (AACTI), and the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE).
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Courses & Programmes
Diploma in Arts and Science - New Media, Communications, and Technology
Apply Now →Diploma in Child and Youth Care
Apply Now →Diploma in Early Learning and Child Care
Apply Now →Diploma in Environmental Technician
Apply Now →Diploma in Pharmacy Technician
Apply Now →Diploma in Practical Nurse
Apply Now →Diploma in Settlement Studies
Apply Now →Diploma in Sustainability Coordinator - Specialization in Reporting and Disclosure
Apply Now →Diploma in Therapeutic Recreation
Apply Now →Post-Diploma Certificate in Addictions Recovery Practitioner
Apply Now →Post-Diploma Certificate in Digital Marketing
Apply Now →Post-Diploma Certificate in Mental Health Recovery Practitioner
Apply Now →Scholarships
New Questers International Entrance Scholarship
Type : Academic Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 1000
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. NorQuest offers a few part-time roles on campus, including peer tutors, library assistants, and student ambassadors. These positions are limited and competitive, so many students also find off-campus work in Edmonton in areas like retail, food service, or administration.
A study permit application begins with securing a Letter of Acceptance from NorQuest and paying the initial tuition deposit. After this, students must apply through the IRCC website and submit documents such as the LOA, passport, financial proof, Statement of Purpose, and biometrics. Once the application is approved, the study permit is issued for travel to Canada.
Yes. International students are automatically enrolled in the Student Health and Dental Plan through the Students’ Association. The plan offers medical, vision, dental, prescription, and emergency coverage throughout the academic year.
Students should travel with their passport, the study permit approval letter, the NorQuest Letter of Acceptance, tuition payment proof, accommodation details, medical or vaccination records, and emergency contacts. These documents are required during immigration checks.
Yes. Students are encouraged to volunteer through college events, student clubs, and community organisations in Edmonton. These experiences help build networks and add value to future job applications.
Yes. Major banks such as RBC, TD Canada Trust, and Scotiabank allow international students to open accounts. A passport, study permit, and the NorQuest LOA or student ID are usually required for the process.
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