2. Sudbury

3. Distances:
380 km north of Toronto
292 km north of Barrie
299 km east of Sault Ste. Marie
494 km west of Ottawa
697 km west of Montreal
1,001 km southeast of Thunder Bay

4. Beautiful Greater Sudbury
safe, dynamic city
population of 165,000
natural surroundings: 330 lakes
380 km from Toronto
friendly people, all ethnic backgrounds
Beautiful Greater Sudbury

5. SUDBURY CITY SNAPSHOTS

6. SCENIC LAKESHORE

7. Fun in Winter

10. USP (Unique Sales Point)
Scholarships
$50,000 (volunteer+academic)
General Scholarship: +150 awards
On Campus Work Study
$40,000 worth funds
90 international students
SIN/EVN (6 month)
Volunteer Activities
City liberal (How to use computer)
Career fair (on campus)
Canadian employers value these.

11. What we do to help students to be successful? (settlement in Canada)
USP (Sudbury)
- friendly, safer
easy get around, bus to campus, Science North, lakes
- Immigration city
Before: Greece, Italy, Finland, Ukraine, UK
Present: India, Pakistan, China, Vietnam...
Natural environment
- Highest employment in Ontario

12. USP (Cambrian College)
- 4,500 students
90 int'l students
250 int'l students-expectation
5% of student population
- Small class size
get to know teachers
most teachers are experts from the industry
know demand in the industry and to meet requirements of employment
- Very strong industrial relationship

13. USP (Cambrian College)
Strong industry relationship
A lot of equipment donated by the industries
-Vale: mobile trades training trailer ($2 m)
-Xstrata: mine company $5.5m project (sustainabile energy centre)
-Stantec: $50,000 new survey equipment for Civil Engineering
- Curricula
-designed for employment
-developed with input from industry partners and employers
Everything of Cambrian College Gears for Employment!

14. Key Performance Indicator numbers for Cambrian College for the past academic year:
        Cambrian     Provincial Ave.
Graduation Rate                67.9%                   65.0%   
Graduate Satisfaction Rate         85.2%                 78.9%
Employer Satisfaction Rate          90.1%             92.8%
Graduate Employment Rate         87.0%            %
You may see that in three of four categories we are above the provincial average and at a 90.1% Employer Satisfaction Rate where we are slightly below the provincial average.

15. Quick Facts Approximately 5,000 students Over 90 different programs
1 of 25 colleges in Ontario
1 of approx colleges in Canada, established in 1965
Funded by Ontario Government
Quick Facts

16. Academic Divisions School of Business School of Computer Studies
School of Engineering Technology
School of Art and Design
School of Communication Studies
School of Music
School of Health Sciences
Academic Divisions

17. Academic Divisions School of Emergency Services
School of Community Services
School of Justice
School of General Studies
School of Skills Training/SkyTech
Continuing Education
Center for Workforce and Community Development
Academic Divisions

18. Academic Year Two 15-week semesters
Fall semester: September to December
Winter semester: January to April
Summer break: May to August
18-21 hours of instruction per week
1, 2 and 3-year programs (2, 4 and 6 semesters)
leads to Ministry recognized Diploma or Certificate
Academic Year

19. Life on Campus - Sudbury

20. 加拿大有着丰富的自然环境，人们酷爱走出城市 到户外活动。

26. COLLEGE VS. UNIVERSITY Credentials: Programs: Faculty: Certificates
Diplomas
Bachelor’s Degrees
Graduate Certificates
Programs:
Career-focused
Faculty:
Connection to work force
Bachelor’s Degrees
Master’s Degrees
Doctorate Degrees
Broad-focused
Minimal connection

27. COLLEGE VS. UNIVERSITY Teaching Methods: Class Sizes:
Theory (lectures, research, small group discussions)
Practical (hands-on, work placement, co-op, labs).
Class Sizes:
Average class sizes range from
Theory (lectures, research, small group discussions)
Some programs may include co-op or lab-work.
Average class sizes range from

28. COLLEGE VS. UNIVERSITY Tuition: Accountability:
Average CAD $11,500 for any program (8 months, including health insurance and student fees)
Accountability:
Government surveys students, graduates and employers.
Average between 16,000-20,000+
No survey conducted

29. College Strengths hands-on training with practical component
qualified professors with industry experience
industry linkages
a variety of delivery modes
student support services, including:
staff, peer and on-line tutoring
Counseling Centre
academic planning
Study Skills Workshop
Library
computer laboratories
College Strengths

30. Orientation settlement support
introduction to life in Canada and in Sudbury
introduction to medical, retail, banking and other services
college tour and orientation
Orientation

31. Orientation introduction to local places of worship
assistance in recreational programming
assistance in finding sources for special dietary requirements
Orientation

32. Dining on Campus Chartwells Cafeteria (Main campus) Tim Hortons
Student Centre – On the Rocks
Fontaine Bleue Dining Room
Chef’s Express
/food

33. Dining on Campus Chartwells Cafeteria (Main campus) Tim Hortons
Student Centre – On the Rocks
Fontaine Bleue Dining Room
Chef’s Express
/food

34. Residence
Townhouse Style

35. Cambrian Foundation
Over $375,000 in Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards
Visit the Cambrian Foundation at:

36. Application Process No Application Fee
Receive Official Letter of Admission
Apply for Study Permit
Advise us of your arrival
Make travel arrangements
Welcome to Cambrian!
Application Process

37. Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology 1400 Barrydowne Road Sudbury ON Canada P3A 3V8
telephone: facsimile: