Career-focused private college
Westminster College
Surrey, British Columbia
Established in 2007, Westminster College provides career-oriented
diploma training in health care, business, office administration,
addictions and community support. The institution is recognized by
British Columbia’s private-training regulator and holds EQA
designation.
Institution type
Private training institution
DLI number
O273898508172
Campus
Surrey Central
PGWP status
Programs not PGWP eligible
Current international-admission restriction:
Westminster College states that it is not accepting applications from
international students living outside Canada or from applicants in Canada
who require a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Eligible applicants
should confirm their status and program availability before paying any fee.
Available Program Options
Fees and schedules are based on information currently published by the
college and should be reconfirmed before enrolment.
Diploma
Health Care Assistant
Prepares students for person-centred front-line care in home support,
assisted living, complex care, group homes and other community or
facility settings. Additional textbook, lab, materials, administration
and assessment fees apply.
Diploma
Business Administration
Covers management, microeconomics, human resources, marketing,
organizational behaviour, accounting, finance and workplace computer
applications. Additional administrative, textbook, materials and
assessment fees apply.
Diploma
Office Administration
Develops administrative, communication, document-management and
technical office skills for employment as an administrative assistant,
office coordinator or related support professional. Textbook and
assessment fees are additional.
Diploma
Social Service and Community Support Worker
Prepares graduates to support individuals and families through
social-service agencies, shelters, residential programs, community
health centres and family-service organizations. Textbook and
assessment fees are additional.
Diploma
Addictions Community Support Worker
Studies addiction, psychology, mental health, pharmacology,
interviewing, relapse prevention, high-risk populations and community
resources. Additional administration, textbook, materials and
assessment fees apply.
English and admission requirements:
Requirements vary by program. Diploma applicants generally need
secondary-school completion or mature-student status. Some programs
require IELTS 6.0 in each module or CLB 7 for international students,
while the Health Care Assistant program follows its own English competency
rules. Health and community programs may also require a criminal record
check, immunization records and other practicum documents.
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