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Fleming College, located in the scenic Kawarthas tourist region, offers international students the opportunity to experience Canada at its best. Our small friendly communities, set in rolling hills and close to lakes, skiing and hiking trails allow students to study and live in a safe, secure environment. The nearby city of Toronto offers adventures of a different kind - The CN Tower, Canada's Wonderland, Toronto SkyDome and many cultural experiences.
With campuses in Peterborough, Lindsay, Haliburton and Cobourg, we provide over 70 world-class, two- and three-year programs in Business Administration, Applied Arts, Computers, Engineering Technology, Legal Administration, Community Services, Fine Arts, Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences. Students wishing to study these programs will require TOEFL 525(pbt)/197(cbt) or equivalent, and must possess a secondary school diploma. Upon completion of your program, you may turn your diploma into a degree through one of our many agreements with local, national, and international universities.
For those students who require it, we also offer English as a Second Language instruction at our Peterborough Campus, with start dates beginning in September, January and May. Classes are offered at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Students at the advanced level may enhance their language instruction with attendance in post-secondary classes, either for credit or as a listening student.
The International Office is happy to assist you with your stay in Canada. We can help you with accommodation (host family, residence or apartment), counselling, orientation to the college and community and transportation requirements.
Programs from the archive.
English as a Second Language
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Intensive, 20 hours per week English language program offered at basic, intermediate and advanced levels. Students at the advanced levels may combine their language study with selected post-secondary courses.
Computer Programmer Analyst
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During your studies, you\'ll learn to develop professional, complex computer programs, through defining what programs are to do (analysis), and then developing a well-structured solution (design). Your design is then converted to a computer program.
Of course, to meet the needs of your customers and employers, you\'ll need excellent communications and customer relations skills. We\'ll help you to build on the soft skills needed to succeed--contrary to popular opinion, you\'ll have a lot of contact and work with customers and fellow team members.
By the end of this three year program, you will have acquired the logic skills that will help you to adapt quickly to new and changing software, and stay on top of emerging hardware technologies.
International Trade
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A three year program specializing in international trade and commerce. Students have the opportunity of spending a semester in Mexico during their last year
Geographic Informaton Systems
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Intensive eight month post graduate certificate program. Students learn technical expertise required to produce effective and useful plans and project reports through the applied use of technology in the management of all aspects of the environment and community life.
Computer Security and Investigations
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As a Computer Security and Investigations specialist, you will learn how to investigate computer crime and protect the information and computer systems of businesses and organizations from the activity of technological criminals and investigate computer crime.
The Computer Security and Investigations program is designed to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to take a leadership role in the protection and security of information technology.