Sprott Shaw Abbotsford College Admissions 2024-25

Sprott Shaw Abbotsford College Entry Requirements

International students need to have a minimum score of 60% in their secondary school and bachelor's degree results. They also need to be 17 years of age to apply to their diploma or certificate programmes. The college has a mandatory non-refundable application fee payment of CA $350. Each applicant must provide the following documents to securely finish submitting their application: 

• Official Academic Transcripts of High School
• Letter (s) of recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Proof of financial support
• Passport
• Two passport-sized photographs
• Minimum English Test Scores - PTE (54) or IELTS (6.5)
• Any other country-specific or course-specific requirements
• Resume or CV showing work experience 
• Any other country-specific or course-specific requirements

Sprott Shaw Abbotsford College Fees

This college has a number of multidisciplinary courses which students from all over the world come to study. The fees for several of Sprott Shaw college’s programmes are listed below:

• Diploma in Business Administration Management Program with Co-op - CA $12,734/yr
• Diploma in Tourism / Hospitality Management & Business Administration Principles Accelerated - CA $19,158/yr
• Diploma in Health Care Assistant Internationally Educated – Co-op - CA $9,536/yr
• Diploma in Practical Nursing - CA $25,835/Yr
• Diploma in Early Childhood Education - CA $19,472/Yr
• Diploma in Professional Counsellor - CA $19,626/Yr

Sprott Shaw Abbotsford College Placements

Sprott Shaw College offers a number of programmes that contain work experience. These programmes involve one of the three following types of work experience which are: 

1. Practicum:

A supervised and necessary component of the curriculum must be completed in order to graduate, with a focus on applying theory, techniques, skills, expertise, orientation, and ethics to a specific field of study.

2. Co-op Education:

A programme that alternates study time with employment time in a formalised sequence, starting with and concluding with an academic term. It must include a required and fairly compensated work period.

3. Clinical Placement:

A necessary (for completion of an educational course) and unpaid component of the programme that takes place in a real-world setting (such as a hospital, clinic, lab, etc.) and involves students performing real clinical procedures on actual patients or clients under the instructor's close supervision