* Insurance, Testing (Placement Assessment), Student ID Card (myCard), Material Fee, Student Centre Facilities Fee, etc
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, or mature student status (19 years or older)
English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent (minimum grade required) or take the Centennial College English Skills Assessment for Admission
Semester Requirements
A C Grade is required in all core courses.
Safety Requirements
CSA approved safety shoes
Safety glasses with clear lenses and side shields
Ear plugs
Appropriate clothing
Minimum English Proficiency Scores Accepted
TOEFL, 550 Paper-based
80+ minimums of 20 for the Internet-based test
MELAB, Score of 76
IELTS, 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5
CAEL, Overall 60
Pearson Test of English (Academic), 51+
International Test of English Proficiency (iTEP), 3.7+
Cambridge English Exams: Proficiency (CPE), Advanced (CAE), First (FCE), 167-169
* With English Level COMM 160/161
Centennial College accepts the Duolingo English Test to demonstrate English Language Proficiency
Minimum English Proficiency Scores Accepted
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
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;
for all other credentials,
English for Academic Purposes
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.
Are you passionate about social and environmental change, enjoy working with groups, and wish you could help connect people to services and opportunities in their community? Then the Community Development Work program is for you.
This offering will prepare you for an interdisciplinary field, working with groups experiencing marginalization. You'll build skills in critical thinking of matters such as social justice, anti-oppressive practice, sustainable development, community engagement, community asset-mapping, fundraising, team building, collaborative leadership, project management, research and project evaluation.
Expert guest speakers, field trips, and collaborative projects with local and international NGOs attached to student learning evaluations and assessments will all be components of this program's courses and learning outcomes. You'll also learn from experienced and passionate faculty members who come from a diverse range of local and international community development settings and educational backgrounds.
Perhaps the most unique aspect of this program is how you'll connect theory to practice through field placement learning opportunities. You'll engage in field placement opportunities/on-the job internship experiences with organizations, institutions and social enterprises actively engaged in community work.
Please note: This program is taught using a combination of modalities. Courses may be delivered face-to-face, online, or in a blended/hybrid combination of both online and traditional classroom teaching.
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CDEV-112, Theoretical Foundations in CD
CDEV-114, Sustainable Community Development
CDEV-116, Communication Fundamentals
CDEV-118, Fundamental for Success in CDW
COMM-160/COMM-161, College Communications 1
GNED, General Education Elective
CDEV-214, Community Economic Development
CDEV-216, Community Engagement and Participation
CDEV-218, Group Dynamics for CDW
COMM-170/COMM-171, College Communications 2
GNED-500, Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to Social Action
CDEV-312, Community Development in Action
CDEV-314, Global Perspectives in Community Development
CDEV-316, Community Development Policy
CDEV-320, Placement 1 - GTA
GNED, General Education Elective
CDEV-420, Placement 2 - International/Domestic
CDEV-422, Placement Seminar
English Language Learning (ELL) is taught at Progress Campus
Community Engagement Worker
Community Outreach Worker
Volunteer Coordinator
Program Facilitator
Youth Development Coordinator
Community Service Worker
Crisis Intervention Worker
Family Service Worker
Community Development Worker
Community Development Officer.
Health Insurance fee is 509,34 CAD per year