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Eager to start a career in IT? Three new fully online programs at the School of Computer Technology provide a convenient option if you want to pursue your education and work during the day. Our programs are developed with extensive input from employers to help you gain in-demand and relevant skills...
Students in a George Brown College specialized construction program for people with mental health and addiction histories are getting real-world experience building a nature retreat for people with similar challenges. The Construction Craftworker program is part of George Brown’s Augmented Education...
Thanks to a generous donation from Scotiabank, we’re now offering 100 bursaries worth $1,000 each for Black, Indigenous and racialized students. The following criteria must be met to be eligible for the awards: Students must be registered in a full-time program Students must demonstrate a financial...
Do you struggle with things like perfectionism or get nervous in social situations? Do you panic sometimes or worry a lot? Is worrying about everyday things interfering with your life? If so, you can connect with a George Brown counsellor, or you might want to learn about a free, well-respected and...
The end of the semester can be challenging and taking time for self-care is important to give you more energy, focus and motivation. Spending 10 minutes moving or dancing to a song you love can help you destress, re-energize and come back to your studies with a fresh perspective. Below you’ll find...
Present-day and future wine professionals will love the pairing of education and industry as George Brown College takes ownership of the Ontario Wine Awards. Founded in 1985 by leading Canadian wine expert Tony Aspler, the competition has celebrated the province’s best vintners for nearly 30 years...
Mayor John Tory chose George Brown's student-run restaurant The Chefs’ House to announce the return of a well-loved Toronto tradition — Summerlicious. Tory made the announcement on April 8 at The Chefs’ House, a fine-dining eatery at 215 King St. E., where culinary and hospitality students put their...
A new scholarship is now available to Indigenous students at George Brown College’s Chef School thanks to the generosity of Sudbury chef and chocolatier Tammy Maki. Maki owns Raven Rising Global Indigenous Chocolates, an e-commerce chocolate shop set to open a physical location soon in downtown...
