About Pathways

Pathways Career College has a long history of helping students overcome barriers to meaningful employment as they build a new future for themselves and their families. 

Pathways Skill Development & Placement Centre, a non-profit Employment Agency founded in 1989, has a long history of developing training programs that help individuals overcome multiple barriers to employment, through hands-on training, certifications and wraparound supports.  

By 2008 the need for training programs expanded, and Pathways Skill Development & Placement Centre was registered as a Career College under the Career Colleges Act of 2005.  

In the following decade, Pathways launched programs in Construction Technology, Logistics & Manufacturing and Administrative & Clerical training. (Enter in an impact number here on # of graduates).  

In 2024, Pathways Skills Development & Placement Centre evolved into Pathways Career College. While this name change reflects the changing landscape of career training, Pathways remains dedicated to providing the training job-seekers need to find employment and create a bright future for themselves.

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Pathways is registered as a career college under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.

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Operating since 1989 in skill development

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85% of Graduates find work within 3 months after graduation

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Combining Hands-On + Theory + Work Experience

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A Career College focused on Student Achievement

At Pathways, our goal is to help you reach new heights. If you have goals and dreams, we can help you achieve them. Our support doesn’t end at enrolment; we are here for you to graduation and beyond on your search for employment.

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