Just not worth it. Like even tho it’s such a huge enormous institute the service is even worse than any other small institute, they would not pick up your phone or even when you go in person there is a wait time of a HOUR, like seriously I can see the the person free sitting right behind, but oh ofcourse you have first scan a QR code and then wait for 1 hour for your turn. Lol like even after investing so much in MARKETING, they should invest in their services first.

I did 3-years advanced diploma in computer Networking and Engineering technology from Sheridan’s Trafalgar Road Campus in Oakville, Ontario. The assignments were the best part of all the courses, as I learned many skills while completing them. The entire faculty was helpful and understanding and helped me through the journey of becoming a network engineer. The program is well structured and up-to-date according to the market demand. I got hands-on experience in working with programming languages like Python, C, C#, Java, Full-stack frameworks and languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJs, NodeJs, ExpressJs and MongoDB, and Networking tools and technologies like WireShark, OSI model, firewalls, and router. Ultimately, with the help of the knowledge gained in the program, I got a junior network engineering position with Interac Corporation after one month after my graduation. Overall, I loved the diversity at the college, as I was able to make many friends from various parts of the world, which helped me to understand other cultures properly.

I had to defer my program till September but before I did some of my courses in January and it was an amazing experience, the professors are very informative although some go a bit too fast for me to understand. My courses are also filled with many different races which made me learn more about their culture.

Studied Computer systems technician: Software Engineer a 2 year diploma course in Davis campus Brampton.

Classes: Decent amount of useful material and activities/projects covered during the course
Teachers: Mostly very good with knowledgeable teachers who has experience in the field
Campus: 5 buildings with ample facilities including a gym, library, and food courts
Location: Located near Brampton/Mississauga border with good public transport access
Student life: Above average with some events to take part in, limited clubs to join and not much happening in terms of sports and/or extra activities
Opportunities: Depends on the course taken but mostly good with some recruitments happening from campus
Students: Mostly international with almost 80% of them being from India.