Vancouver

Why Study in Vancouver?
Vancouver is the third-largest city in Canada with one of the highest quality of life across the country and the world. An urban city, it’s an excellent tourist destination for the endless surprises it offers. The city’s mild climate and multi-cultural makeup are just among the many things that define this diverse region.
Often pitched as the “Hollywood of the North”, Vancouver’s global fame can be traced back to its beautiful sceneries. The laid-back west coast atmosphere is among its most attractive features. But on top of it all, the vast opportunities for study and work tempt thousands of people from across Canada and all over the world to Vancouver.
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Programs and micro-credentials at Taylor Pro College are developed to meet the demands of the growing market. Study with us and gain valuable skills from seasoned instructors and enjoy exceptional opportunities to advance your career.
Diploma/Certificate Programs
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in business, logistics, transportation, and supply chain management, developing practical skills for careers in modern business and global supply chain operations.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in business operations, accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and leadership, developing practical skills for administrative and management careers across manufacturing, retail, logistics, and service organizations.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in office administration, business communication, MS Office and digital tools, records management, and business accounting, developing practical skills for entry-level office support careers across businesses of all sizes.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in senior living operations, resident services, HR and financial support, compliance, and community programming, developing practical skills for administrative and coordination careers within retirement and senior living communities.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in social service practice, psychology, family and community support, mental health fundamentals, and trauma-informed and culturally competent care, developing practical skills for careers supporting individuals, families, and communities through social service agencies and programs.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in addictions and pharmacology fundamentals, cognitive-behavioural and substance abuse counselling approaches, mental health and relapse prevention, and support for high-risk and youth populations, developing practical skills for careers supporting individuals through addiction and post-addiction recovery in community and mental health settings.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in long-term care administration and operations, resident care standards, compliance and risk management, healthcare technology, and financial and HR practices, developing practical skills for leadership careers in the long-term care industry.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in architectural design, industry-standard software (AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino), building codes and construction practices, project management and estimating, and sustainable design, developing practical skills for careers as architectural technologists and technicians.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in construction project coordination, contract administration, cost estimation and scheduling, quality assurance, and safety compliance, developing practical skills for entry-level and assistant roles in construction management.
During this 52-week diploma program, students complete 1,040 hours of training in Canadian criminal justice, community policing, criminal and civil law, investigation and evidence, and conflict management and crime prevention, developing practical skills for entry-level careers in public sector law enforcement and community safety.
Micro-Credentials
This course will challenge popular perceptions and mythology commonly associated with addiction and addiction culture and its impact on individuals…
This course is designed to introduce students to behavior analysis techniques including assessment/analysis/intervention.
Upon completion of this course students will be able to efficiently manage their computer desktop, files located locally, across a network and in the Cloud
This course provides students with a foundation in management and maintenance practices of the physical plant and facilities of a hotel, restaurant, and/or recreation venue.
This course is designed to introduce students to the terminology, production regions, and principles of wine production, selection, and service.
This course will introduce students to the application of processes, methods, knowledge, skills and experience to act as a successful leader.
This course introduces students to front office procedures from the time a reservation is made to customer checkout and account...
In a consumer conscious business environment all aspects of a hospitality operation, especially housekeeping practices, are critical to the ongoing success and growth of any one location.
This course provides students with a working knowledge of mental health issues and addictions by introducing…
This course has been designed to provide students with the skills necessary to prepare industry specific and compliant...
The course introduces the basic concepts and core topics in the study of the origins and variations in human behavior.
Students will be introduced to the pivotal role social service workers and associated support professionals play in improving...
Contact Information
Vancouver Campus Location
#305 333 Terminal Ave
Vancouver BC
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Features and Benefits
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Quality academic programs and micro-credential courses
Top-notch education is at your fingertips through our broad spectrum of academic programs and micro-credentials. Every program is designed to yield outstanding learning outcomes through more accessible and inclusive learning spaces.
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Smaller class sizes
Taylor Pro College is committed to providing individual attention for student growth and progress. Our small class size enables us to closely assess students' needs and aid them in their study journey.
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Develop skills to become job ready for the growing market demand
Our institution serves as a pipeline to launch graduates into the workforce. Every program enables students to expand their employability potential and broaden their competence in a diverse industry.
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Prepare for a niche or a specialized career
Be equipped with in-demand skills and transform into an indispensable asset in the workforce. Tap into any specialized industry and work your dream job with stable pay and competitive benefits.
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Career jumpstart in in-demand industries
Become any kind of professional you want after earning the right experience and credentials. Taylor Pro College’s catalog of programs and courses can launch you into these new and in-demand industries.