The survey, Ontarians on Reconciliation 2024, highlights a clear call for better education and training opportunities for Indigenous students—one that OSTTC proudly contributes to.
Through our diverse course selections, we've witnessed countless students flourish, each with unique stories of success. And why keep these amazing stories to ourselves?
Loretta's transformative journey through the Welding Level 1 Program at OSTTC has been a testament to her resilience, determination, and unwavering passion for the skilled trades.
We want to invite you to get to know one of our dedicated instructors, Devon Acker, to glimpse what we get to see day in and day out – his commitment to his students.
Ontario, in particular, is projected to need over 100,000 more people in the construction industry alone within the next decade. That’s why we're stepping up to help bridge this gap.
As an Indigenous-owned training and post-secondary institute, we help to increase our students’ employability, while addressing local employers’ need for skilled workers.
Nicki Bomberry's journey through the Human Resources Essentials program at OSTTC was nothing short of transformative. In her own words, Nicki described the experience as "eye-opening," tackling a full-time program condensed into just 16 weeks.
