* Insurance, Testing (Placement Assessment), Student ID Card (myCard), Material Fee, Student Centre Facilities Fee, etc
Note: After applying, applicants will receive a letter with instructions on how to book a program admission session.
Minimum English Proficiency Scores Accepted
English Proficiency Test |
Advanced Diploma Programs ** |
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TOEFL |
570 Paper-based |
MELAB |
Score of 78 |
IELTS |
6.5 with no band score less than 6.0 |
CAEL |
Overall 60, Writing score 60 |
Pearson Test of English (Academic) |
58+ |
International Test of English Proficiency (iTEP) |
3.9+ |
Cambridge English Exams: Proficiency (CPE), Advanced (CAE), First (FCE) |
170-179 |
** With English Level COMM 170/171
Centennial College accepts the Duolingo English Test to demonstrate English Language Proficiency
Minimum English Proficiency Scores Accepted
Centennial Level |
Minimum Score |
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Certificate, diploma and Advanced Diploma Programs starting at COMM170 |
115 - 124 |
Certificate, diploma and Advanced Diploma Programs starting at COMM160 |
105 - 114 |
Note: Some programs may require a successful score in the College Language Skills Assessment in addition to a grade 12 English grade or equivalent for admission consideration.
English as a Second Language Partnerships
English Language Institution |
Location |
Course |
---|---|---|
Academie Linguistique Internationale |
Montreal, QC |
Level 7 Advanced |
Canadian Language Learning Centre* |
Toronto, ON |
University Pathway Program |
Capital English Solutions |
Toronto, ON |
College-University Preparation Course |
EC Toronto |
Toronto, ON |
Pre-Advanced |
EC Vancouver |
Vancouver, BC |
Pre-Advanced |
ELS Toronto |
Toronto, ON |
English for Academic Purposes Level 112 for graduate certificates; for all other credentials, 109 |
ELS Vancouver |
Vancouver, BC |
English for Academic Purposes Level 109 or higher |
English School of Canada*** |
Toronto, ON |
University-College Transfer Program |
Hansa Language Centre** |
Toronto, ON |
English for Academic Purposes and the Level 10 Exam |
ICEAP |
Toronto, ON |
General Bridge Program (Lvl 7) |
International Language Academy of Canada* |
Toronto, ON |
UP III’s PW 3.3 for graduate certificates; for all other credentials, PW 3.2 |
International Language Academy of Canada* |
Vancouver, BC |
UP III’s PW 3.3 for graduate certificates; for all other credentials, PW 3.2 |
International Language Schools Canada |
Toronto, ON |
University Pathway Program (A2 Level) |
International Language Schools Canada |
Vancouver, BC |
University Pathway Program (A2 Level) |
Kaplan International English |
Toronto, ON |
C1 Advanced Level |
Kaplan International English |
Vancouver, BC |
C1 Advanced Level |
Quest Language Studies Toronto |
Toronto, ON |
Academic Pathway Certificate Program |
Royal Canadian Institute of International Studies |
Toronto, ON |
Advanced English for Academic Purposes for graduate certificates; |
Sprott Shaw Language College |
Toronto, ON |
English for Post-Secondary Education (EPE) |
Sprott Shaw Language College |
Vancouver, BC |
English for Post-Secondary Education (EPE) |
Sprott Shaw Language College |
Victoria, BC |
English for Post-Secondary Education (EPE) |
St. George International College* |
Toronto, ON |
University and College Pathway |
Stafford House Toronto** |
Toronto, ON |
Academic College Preparation |
The Language Gallery** |
Toronto, ON |
UPP Level 6 |
Toronto International College |
Toronto, ON |
Level 5 Advanced |
Upper Madison College |
Toronto, ON |
Level 15 (EAP Term 3) |
*passing grade of 75% required
**passing grade of 80% required
***for degree programs, a passing grade of 80% required
Students who achieve a minimum grade of 70% in any of these programs will satisfy Centennial's English Language requirement for admittance into Centennial College post-secondary programs. Agreements may also specify entry requirements into graduate certificate programs. Students will still need to follow the regular application procedures and must meet all other admission requirements.
Centennial College's Advertising and Marketing Communications Management program is all about tapping into your creative talent and strategic thinking and using business savvy to generate new and exciting ideas. If you prefer to watch the Super Bowl for the commercials, this program is for you.
Taking place over three years, the courses in this advertising program will begin by building a foundation in all aspects of the industry, which will prepare you for the final year of study when you'll choose to specialize in account management, digital creative, or media buying and planning. Additionally, this program is the only Greater Toronto Area college advertising program to include a full-semester 14-week field placement.
In the Advertising and Marketing Communications Management program, you'll:
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Courses |
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Semester 1
Course Code | Course Title |
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CA-101 | Introduction to Agency Advertising |
CA-105 | Foundations in Marketing |
CA-109 | Presentation and Collaboration Techniques |
CA-110 | Consumer Behaviour in Practice |
CO-108 | Tools and Processes for Communicators |
COMM-170/COMM-171 | College Communications 2 |
Semester 2
Course Code | Course Title |
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CA-103 | Introduction to Media Planning |
CA-106 | Integrated Marketing |
CA-120 | Creative Concept Development |
CA-204 | Introduction to Digital Design |
CA-210 | Account Management |
COMM-180 | College Communications 3 |
GNED | General Education Elective |
Semester 3
Course Code | Course Title |
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CA-200 | Copywriting 1 |
CA-201 | Advertising Media Selection |
CA-209 | Advertising Design & Production |
CA-319 | Business Communications |
CA-321 | Advertising Issues |
GNED-500 | Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to Social Action |
Semester 4
Course Code | Course Title | |
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CA-211 | Interactive Media and Print Production | |
CA-305 | Campaign Planning | |
CA-313 | Broadcast & Digital Content Production | |
CA-317 | Administration and Finance | |
CA-328 | Media Buying and Negotiation | |
GNED | General Education Elective | |
Academic Option | ||
CA-326 | Digital & Social Media Creative | |
CA-327 | Digital Communications Planning |
Semester 5
Course Code | Course Title | |
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CA-322 | Professional Practice | |
CA-500 | Storyworks | |
Account Service Stream | ||
CA-320 | Advertising Campaign Management | |
CA-322 | Professional Practice | |
CA-323 | Strategic Planning | |
CA-329 | Digital Production Management | |
CA-331 | Digital Measurement & Analytics | |
CA-334 | Negotiation and Persuasion | |
Digital Creative Stream | ||
CA-311 | Copywriting II | |
CA-325 | Advanced Design & Portfolio Development | |
CA-329 | Digital Production Management | |
CA-333 | Creative Strategy Application | |
CA-335 | Advanced Digital Print Production | |
Digital Specialist Elective (Choose Two) | ||
CA-340 | Social Media Marketing | |
CA-341 | Activations and Brand Management | |
CA-342 | Mobile Marketing | |
Media Stream | ||
CA-320 | Advertising Campaign Management | |
CA-330 | Digital Media Planning | |
CA-331 | Digital Measurement & Analytics | |
CA-332 | Advanced Media & Broadcast Buying | |
CA-334 | Negotiation and Persuasion |
Semester 6
Course Code | Course Title |
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CA-350 | Field Placement |
English Language Learning (ELL) is taught at Progress Campus
Applicants who apply to, but who do not meet the admission requirements for the Broadcasting and Film, Journalism, or Advertising and Marketing Communication Management programs may receive an alternate offer to the Communications and Media Fundamentals program.
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