What is the Early Childhood Assistant program at Alpha College?

It’s a one-year diploma program designed to prepare students for support roles in early learning settings such as daycares and preschools. The program includes online classes and a hands-on placement.

How long is the ECA program in Toronto?

The program takes approximately one year of full-time study, including placement.

What are the admission requirements?

A high school diploma (or equivalent), an entrance test if needed, medical and police checks, and proof of English proficiency for non-native speakers.

How much does the Early Childhood Assistant course cost?

Tuition varies, but domestic students typically pay between $6,500 and $7,200. International students pay approximately $14,000–$15,000.

What is the salary for Early Childhood Assistants in Toronto?

ECA salaries typically range from $17 to $24 per hour, with annual earnings between $36,000 and $45,000.

Is the Early Childhood Assistant program available online?

Yes, the theory portion is delivered online. However, placement must be completed in person.

What’s the difference between ECA and ECE programs?

ECA is a shorter, entry-level program. ECE is a longer program that qualifies graduates to be classroom leads and must be registered with the CECE.

What jobs can I get with an Early Childhood Assistant certificate?

You can work as a daycare assistant, preschool aide, after-school program worker, or support staff in early learning programs.

Does Alpha College offer job placement support?

Yes. We help students secure practicum placements and provide resume support, interview prep, and job search assistance.

What is the NOC code for Early Childhood Assistants?

The applicable NOC code is 43100 – Elementary and Secondary School Teacher Assistants.

Specialized French Language Training

French as a Second Language

We offer specialized French language training designed to meet the needs of learners at all proficiency levels – from Beginner (A1) and Intermediate (A2) to Advanced (B1), Professional (B2), as well as preparation for TEF & TCF exams.

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Course Format and Delivery

Level: A1 to B2 (Beginner to Professional)
Duration: Flexible Scheduling Available
Delivery mode: Online
Credential: Certificate

Overview
Entry Requirements

This French language program offers comprehensive training for learners at all levels- from beginners to advanced students preparing for TEF and TCF (A1 to B2). The course focuses on building practical vocabulary, mastering essential grammar, and developing confidence in speaking, reading, and writing through real-life scenarios.

Designed for immigrants seeking Canadian PR, students improving their proficiency, or professionals enhancing career prospects, the program is delivered through dynamic and engaging group classes led by experienced instructors

Canadian High School Equivalency Diploma (General Education Development Test) or equivalent (foreign credentials must be translated in English and assessed for equivalency by a recognized organization such as WES (World Education Service), or
Alternative admission test (Wonderlic Scholastic Exam)
Mature student status may be granted to applicants who are over 19 years old and do not have a high school diploma or GED.
Non-academic requirements – Such as medical certificate, police check.
If English is not a student’s first language, they must provide proof of English proficiency.

French as a Second Language

Flexible Schedules to Suit your Lifestyle
A1 and A2 – Beginner & Elementary
B1 and B2 – Intermediate and Independent
TEF and TCF Exam Preparation

Discover the best way to learn French with online classes and supportive lessons from industry professionals.

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Our A1 and A2 classes help beginners and intermediate learners build a strong foundation in French, with experienced instructors guiding you in a supportive, engaging environment.

Our B1 and B2 classes help advanced learners sharpen their French skills in a supportive and engaging setting led by experienced instructors. Completing B2 will ensure you know French at an NCLC level 5.

Our TEF and TCF preparation classes support learners who aim to study, advance their careers, or pursue personal growth, with expert guidance in a supportive and engaging environment. They’re also ideal for those planning to move to Quebec

Why Learn French?

Learning French opens doors for both Canadian and international students. It can boost your CRS score, expand education options, and improve job prospects with higher salaries and global opportunities. Whether for school, work, or personal growth, French is a smart investment in your future.

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