Colleges in Toronto.

Hello

I believe Seneca is better.. They are both good

Monber71 wrote:

Hello. Greetings from Greece.
I would like to know whether Seneca College or George Brown College is better in Toronto.
I was accepted in both but I do not know which to choose.
Thank you in advance.

both are good . i study in humber college and i love my college but you've already registered then i suggest you to choose George Brown College because that college in located in the heart of toronto however the college is small . There is another George Brown College campus which is next to toronto .
my friend study in Seneca College  and he said everything was good too .

hi my name is rajes , am from Malaysia. am looking for college in Canada to study in Canada, (am a disable person lost my left hand below elbow). am looking for any certificate courses about 1 year course. can someone advice me how to go for it am taking my IELTS this month.  or is there any job opportunity for people like me ?

selvi raja wrote:

hi my name is rajes , am from Malaysia. am looking for college in Canada to study in Canada, (am a disable person lost my left hand below elbow). am looking for any certificate courses about 1 year course. can someone advice me how to go for it am taking my IELTS this month.  or is there any job opportunity for people like me ?

Selvi, I am not too familiar with the college scene in Toronto. That'll require you do more research on your end. Find for the McClean's magazine's (Canada's version of  Dewan Siswa) Education edition where they lay out all the tertiary institutions of Canada. They come out with 1 edition every year. Or check out their site,
http://www.macleans.ca/education-hub/.

There used to be a CEC office in KL at one point in time -  basically a Canadian version of British Council somewhat. But I can't seem to find its address online. I am betting it may have close down for MY but there's one in SG, http://www.studycanada.ca/singapore/ if you can make the trip there or call them, that'll be very helpful in your situation.

Besides that, a pal of mine who works as an immigration consultant is a paraplegic and former Malaysian now Canadian. He might be able to give you some advice. http://www.abicrcic.ca/content/about-abic

All the best.