Important news regarding scholarships at Georgian College@ILAC
And the announcement of another big event.
Georgian College@ILAC is the Toronto campus of one of Canada's top colleges. Thanks to the partnership between Georgian College and ILAC, students have the opportunity to study Georgian College's sought-after programs on the ILAC campus, located in the center of the city, which can be considered the heart of Canada. At the end of their studies, students graduate with quality knowledge, practical skills, a national diploma and the opportunity to obtain a post-graduation work permit.
Georgian@ILAC is very popular with students, including our clients. And we have good news: the College intake for study programs that will start in September 2024 and January 2025. For all those interested in enrolling in this college, now is the time to act, because the number of places is limited, and those places are filling up very quickly.
There is another piece of news that is less positive. One of the distinguishing features of Georgian@ILAC is the generous scholarships that the university gives to students each year. For example, those whose studies will start in May 2024 could receive a scholarship of CAD 2,000 per semester. That is, in one year of study (2 semesters), a student can save CAD 4,000 on education and CAD 8,000 in 2 years..
The May scholarship is very popular. Georgian@ILAC received the maximum number of applications, so they informed that new applications for this scholarship are no longer accepted. However, the intake continues to be open for May 2024 continues. There is also an ongoing promotion whereby when you enroll at Georgian College@ILAC, you will receive 12 weeks of free English lessons from ILAC on the University Pathway program (you only need to cover the registration fee and study materials).
Regarding scholarships for those who will start their studies in September 2024, Georgian@ILAC has not yet provided exact information. But we will definitely inform you as soon as it becomes available.
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