An accessible network of colleges
In every corner of Saskatchewan, a college campus provides opportunities to pursue career goals in a thriving economy and diverse labour market.Saskatchewan has one of the most geographically accessible college systems in the country. With more than 50 sites across the province, this college network offers students technical training and industry programming tailored to meet the growing labour market.
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Regional Colleges
Accessibility was one of the founding principles of the community college system and Saskatchewan's Regional Colleges were designed to be accessible – by providing training close to home. They offer post-secondary learning opportunities to more than 20,000 learners each year.
All colleges offer skills training, credit, diploma, university, apprenticeship and adult basic education courses and programs to a wide variety of learners. This range of programming is provided via a unique brokerage model, which enables regional colleges to deliver a wide variety of programs.
Saskatchewan Institute of Aplied Sciences and Technology
The Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (SIAST), Saskatchewan's flagship college, has campuses in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert, and provides extensive distance education options. SIAST is a first-choice post-secondary organization for people who want a career-focused, high-quality education. Programs are affordable and most can be completed in one to two years. More than 11,000 students are enrolled in SIAST programs; the organization draws an additional 29,000 individual course registrations. Admission policies guarantee broad, fair access for applicants.
SIAST offers approximately 160 programs in business and agriculture, health and science, technology, industry, nursing, hospitality services, community services and basic education. SIAST's emphasis on real-life learning contributes to a consistently high graduate employment rate.
Regional Colleges
Accessibility was one of the founding principles of the community college system and Saskatchewan's Regional Colleges were designed to be accessible – by providing training close to home. They offer post-secondary learning opportunities to more than 20,000 learners each year.
All colleges offer skills training, credit, diploma, university, apprenticeship and adult basic education courses and programs to a wide variety of learners. This range of programming is provided via a unique brokerage model, which enables regional colleges to deliver a wide variety of programs.
Saskatchewan Institute of Aplied Sciences and Technology
The Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (SIAST), Saskatchewan's flagship college, has campuses in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert, and provides extensive distance education options. SIAST is a first-choice post-secondary organization for people who want a career-focused, high-quality education. Programs are affordable and most can be completed in one to two years. More than 11,000 students are enrolled in SIAST programs; the organization draws an additional 29,000 individual course registrations. Admission policies guarantee broad, fair access for applicants.
SIAST offers approximately 160 programs in business and agriculture, health and science, technology, industry, nursing, hospitality services, community services and basic education. SIAST's emphasis on real-life learning contributes to a consistently high graduate employment rate.