PARTNERS

Celebrating
12 Years
 Pacific Link College (PLC) has been innovating the education landscape in Canada
by building programs and partnerships that lead students to the careers of which they
dream. Our success in post secondary education has made us one of the fastest-grow-
ing institutions in Canada. Our specialty is international students and markets, with
dedicated teams that work in each one.

MISSION, PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES

PLC has always emphasized providing quality, innovative, practical education. These factors are key in helping students
succeed in their goals: most notably in getting employment. PLC has done all this via a strong focus on student services
and assistance, as well as learning strategies that combine teaching by industry leaders, guest lectures and industry visits.

Co-op placement in the industry also plays a key role in student success; hence PLC has a dedicated co-op department to
guarantee placement. PLC also has direct contract with multiple organisations in BC and across Canada for student co-op
placement. Starting with the launch of its career programs in 2017, PLC also emphasized the importance of diversity in
students, faculty and staff.

HISTORY
Established in 2010, PLC began by focusing on language instruction, which to this day is offered to international students.
After opening its first career-centred campus in Guildford, Surrey, British Columbia in 2017, PLC quickly opened its second
campus in neighbouring Burnaby in 2018. 2019 saw the expansion of PLC’s offices from South Asia and Korea to all across
Africa and Asia, as well as Latin America.

Although 2020 saw the world being hit with the COVID-19 pandemic, PLC was able to start its first articulation, with Trinity
Western University. This followed soon with another pathway with Vancouver Community College.

2022 onwards for PLC was a year of further expansion, with the realisation of students coming from many new countries for
the first time, such as Thailand and Peru. It also saw the opening of more focused PLC offices in Africa, particularly Nigeria.

PARTNERSHIPS
PLC works with multiple academic partners in Canada and worldwide. In Canada, PLC works with various language schools
and cultural institutions, as well as post secondary institutions.

We were the first to have a limited-term partnership with the Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver in which PLC students
got to experience prototyping digital strategies as part of a creative exchange. PLC also has multiple institutional partners
across the globe, as well as offices in a number of key strategic regions.

FUTURE PLANS AND VISION

PLC’s strategic initiatives are to grow its brand both nationally and globally while attracting a truly diverse body of students
that reflect the future of Canada. In order to carry out these initiatives, we are adding a new campus in Montreal, Quebec.
This move allows for an increased presence for PLC into central Canada, and also connects Anglophone and Francophone
regions, thereby reflecting the unique cultural fabric of Canada.

With the ability to provide its classes completely online, PLC is opening up an administrative office in Toronto. This move
will similarly connect central and western Canada, and also bring our presence to the most populated region of the country.
PLC will also be growing its programs to accommodate human resource demands in Canada, including those in trades,
accounting and social work.

Our long-term vision is to develop a full independent campus that can service up to 5,000 students by 2030.
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Canada has become one of the biggest study destinations in the world be-
cause of its natural beauty, study-work-life balance and quality of living. It is
also a great destination to seek future work opportunities. British Columbia
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(BC) hosts the mildest climate in Canada and some of the best wildlife parks.
These parks are part of what makes Vancouver and the Lower Mainland of
BC the tourism leader of Canada. Tourism is not just about nature in BC - the
province hosts a multitude of international conferences, cruise ship stops
and cultural tourism such as Aboriginal cultural centres and Chinatown tours.
The Metro Vancouver region is also the technology centre for Canada, host-
ing global brands such as EA Games.

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 STUDENT SUCCESS
A major factor to PLC’s continued success in so many countries is its dedication to student success. Whether via the co-
op programs or partner pathways, PLC student success is through the roof. We boast a 90% graduate employment rate
post-program and a 99.7% co-op placement rate by using our proactive and personal approach. Check out PLC’s student
testimonial videos (includes videos from students from India, Vietnam, Philippines, Lebanon, Korea, Senegal and UAE).

For students that want a bachelor or master or second diploma, we have our pathway partners that play an essential role in
giving students a variety of roads to success.

THINK LOCALLY WHILE ACTING GLOBALLY

PLC has a reputation as a globally-active college. However, we work and confer with people and organisations across BC
and Canada.

As well as working with BC’s Ministry of Grants on providing programs to domestic students, PLC also works with a host of
local partners such as Surrey and Burnaby Boards of Trade and the BC India Business Association.
 PLC ADVANTAGES
PAID CO-OP INTERNSHIP FLEXIBLE AND UNIQUE
AVAILABLE SCHEDULES
20 Offices of Workers’ Compensation Programs & Paid Attend Only Two Days in the Classroom
Internship Opportunities Additional Activity-assignments Sessions for One-to-one
Assistance

GLOBAL UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY EXPERIENCED

TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES STAFF
University Transfer Options Available Industry/Career Focused
Industry Experienced Faculty & Staff

MULTIPLE CAMPUS DEDICATED INTERNATIONAL

LOCATIONS EDUCATION ADVISORS
Accessible Campuses in Greater Vancouver Multicultural Staff
Interactive Classrooms Scholarship Available
 PARTNERSHIPS
TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY
PLC articulates from its Business Hospitality Management Advanced Diploma and
Digital Media Studies Management Science Post Graduate Diploma programs into
TWU’s Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Degree as block transfer.
This transfer is officially recognized in the BC Transfer Guide/BCCAT.
PLC also articulates from its Digital Media Studies Management Science Post
Graduate Diploma program into TWU’s Master of Arts in Leadership (with speciali-
sation in Business, Healthcare and Education) and MBA programs.
This articulation has been pivotal in helping TWU explore new international stu-
dent markets such as India.

VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE

PLC articulates from its Business Hospitality Management Advanced Diploma program into
VCC’s Hospitality Management Diploma and also Degree.
This articulation has brought special interest from PLC’s Vietnam market, which specializes
in hospitality.

SQA (SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY)

The Scottish Qualifications Authority (and SQA International) are a leader in educa-
tion and qualifications development who enable students at qualified colleges and
universities to complete an SQA Advanced qualification and gain advanced entry
into undergraduate degree programs in universities and higher education institu-
tions across the world.
In 2018, Pacific Link College became an approved SQA center for the SQA’s Ad-
vanced Diploma in Business. Since early 2019, Pacific Link College has been train-
ing students in our Business Administration and Business Leadership programs,
which fully encompass the unit-based structure of this SQA program.
2-YEAR
PROGRAMS
PLC offers a variety of 2-year programs students can choose from. Each
program contains ten months of theory courses and ten months of co-op
education.

BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Advanced Diploma

Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $22,545

Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Post Graduate Diploma

Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $22,545

Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Post Graduate Diploma

Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $22,486

Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES Advanced Diploma

Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $22,950

Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION Advanced Diploma

TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS
Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $24,977
Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

GLOBAL RESTAURANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP Diploma

Program Duration: 20 months Program Fee: CAD $26,000

Theory Courses: 10 months Co-op Education: 10 months

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP University Transfer Advanced Diploma

Program Duration: 15 months Program Fee: CAD $29,050

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing, and public relations.
Depending upon experience and individual abilities, many employers will hire graduates not only in the mar-
keting field, but more specifically in business with a digital media presence with attractive salaries.
 BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT | ADVANCED DIPLOMA

BUSINESS HOSPITALITY
MANAGEMENT
ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$42k / Yr 2000+
 BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT | ADVANCED DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The hospitality industry is fast growing, and it continues to provide exciting opportunities for graduates to succeed in
a wide variety of areas. This program provides a pathway for students to acquire the knowledge, skills and experience
needed to work successfully in a wide range of hospitality business management careers. In collaboration with highly
qualified and experienced industry professionals, this program is designed to provide students with the most updated
and in-depth knowledge and skills in the hospitality world. This program is offered in collaboration with the American
Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (AHLEI). Widely recognized as the pre-eminent leader in hospitality certification, the
AHLEI certifies hospitality professionals in all facets of the hospitality, hotel and tourism industry.

The 10 theory courses are provided in a blended form, via classroom, distance education, and applicable activities (i.e.
guest speakers, field trips). It also includes a co-op placement to apply the knowledge and skills gained
in class.

Students will be able to gain work experience in hotels, airline companies, cruise ship companies, motels, recreational
resorts, convention and catering firms, private inns or tour companies. Some may find jobs in food service or housing
departments of public service organizations such as hospitals.

Graduates will be able to use standard hotel operation systems, demonstrate deep understanding of hospitality manage-
ment, practise efficient marketing and sales skills, deal with human resource issues, hospitality facilities, and front desk
operations, and manage food and beverage operation and hospitality accounting procedures.

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or mature student status (19 years or older at start of pro-
gram).

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refu-

gees, and Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

Academic Writing II 80 Hours Managing Hospitality Human Resources 80 Hours
Public Speaking - Presentation Skills II 80 Hours Career Development 80 Hours
Project Marketing - Advertising 80 Hours Digital Branding 80 Hours
Tourism and Hospitality in BC 80 Hours Business Research 80 Hours
Supervision in the Hospitality Industry 80 Hours Co-op Placement 780 Hours
Hospitality Sales and Marketing 80 Hours
 BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT | POST GRADUATE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

BUSINESS HOSPITALITY
MANAGEMENT
POST GRADUATE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Salaries in Canada Number or Job Openings in Canada

CA$47k / Yr 43,400+
 BUSINESS HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT | POST GRADUATE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

This program is designed to provide students with the most updated and in-depth knowledge and skills in the hospitality
world as well as some business understanding, including core leadership and analytics training.

Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to demonstrate deep understanding of hospitality management,
practice efficient marketing and sale skills in hospitality segments, deal with human resource issues, practice marketing
techniques, and writing and public speaking. Students will be able to gain work experience in hotels, airline companies,
cruise ship companies, motels, recreational resorts, convention and catering firms, private inns or tour companies. Some
may find jobs in the hospitality departments of public service organizations such as hospitals, colleges and universities.

WHAT DO I NEED
• Post-secondary graduate with at least a college diploma

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• Graduation from English-language high school program such as GCSE or WASSCE
or O Levels; or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refugees, and
Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

Tourism and Hospitality in BC 80 Hours Supervision in the Hospitality Industry 80 Hours
Academic Writing II 80 Hours Business Analytics 80 Hours
Public Speaking / Presentation Skills 80 Hours Global Project Management 80 Hours
Hospitality Sales and Marketing 80 Hours Career Development 80 Hours
Project Marketing - Advertising 80 Hours Co-op 780 Hours
Managing Hospitality Human Resources 80 Hours
 DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES

MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$55k / Yr 1500+
 DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Digital Media Studies Management Science (DMSMS) program (Post Graduate Diploma) provides a pathway for
students to gain the competencies within the context of digital media marketing. The program explores the interrela-
tionship between digital media management and information technology as well as new media design. On completion
of the program, students can follow a career path in digital media. In collaboration with highly qualified and experienced
industry professionals, this program is designed to provide students with the most updated and in-depth knowledge and
skills in the digital media world.

The 10 theory courses are provided in a blended form, via classroom, distance education, and applicable activities (i.e.
guest speakers, field trips). It also includes a co-op placement to apply the knowledge and skills gained in class.

Students will be able to gain work experience in multimedia, social media, television-film-video production, and web
content creation and design companies. They can also enter careers in management and research, digital media special-
izations, search engine optimization, and digital marketing and communications.

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or mature student status (19 years or older at start of pro-
gram).

• Completion of a degree, diploma or equivalent post-secondary education.

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refu-

gees, and Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

Academic Writing II 80 Hours
Public Speaking - Presentation Skills II 80 Hours
Project Marketing - Advertising 80 Hours
Social Media Marketing 80 Hours
Digital Media and Society 80 Hours
Information Systems 80 Hours
Digital Branding 80 Hours
Digital Media Design 80 Hours
Search Engine Optimization 80 Hours
Career Development 80 Hours
Co-op Placement 780 Hours
 DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES | CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES

CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$55k / Yr 1500+
 DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIES | CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Digital Media Studies (DMS) program (Advanced Diploma) provides an academic pathway for students to gain the
competencies in digital media, while attaining work experience in the field of digital media. On completion of the pro-
gram, students can progress onto further academic options or follow a career path in digital media.

The DMS (AD) program explores the interrelationship between digital media and information technology as well as new
media design. Students will simultaneously upgrade their English competencies while exploring theoretical knowledge.

The Digital Media Studies (Advanced Diploma) program includes 10 courses of 80 hours (4 credits) each, and a 780-hour
co-op placement (6 credits), totaling 1580 hours (46 credits) over 79 weeks of in-class education (theory and practice)
and co-op.

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or equivalent

• Language Requirement
• Evidence of IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent) with no band under 5;
• Alternatively the student has studied at a regular school where English is the
language of instruction (min grade 10);
• Alternatively the student can pass the College’s ESL placement assessment
which could include an interview.

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refu-

gees, and Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

Academic Writing II 80 Hours
Public Speaking - Presentation Skills II 80 Hours
Project Marketing - Advertising 80 Hours
Social Media Marketing 80 Hours
Digital Media and Society 80 Hours
Information Systems 80 Hours
Digital Branding 80 Hours
Digital Media Design 80 Hours
Search Engine Optimization 80 Hours
Career Development 80 Hours
Co-op Placement 780 Hours
 INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS | CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS
CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$42k / Yr 2000+
 INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS | CO-OP ADVANCED DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Information and Communication Technology in Business Co-op program is a hybrid qualification designed to ad-
dress the business need for multi-skilled individuals possessing the IT, business, and interpersonal skills required for the
21st century digital economy. The program has been structured to provide learners with a wide range of options encom-
passing IT, software and systems, infrastructure, and business.

Students begin with some of the essential elements of business: communication and presentation skills, accounting,
and an overview of the functional areas of business. Foundations of technology are also integrated into the learning path
to build skills on copywriting, user experience design, spreadsheets, databases, e-commerce applications, and project
management.

To advance the foundational skills and knowledge, students also learn about various representations of technology that
are manifest in today’s digital economy, from its infrastructure (networks, cloud computing, mobile technology, and cyber
resilience), as well as digital marketing fundamentals and social media in business, and the introduction to agile devel-
opment and software development.

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or mature student status (19 years or older at start of pro-
gram).

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• Graduation from English-language high school program such as GCSE or WAS-
SCE; or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refu-

gees, and Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

College Success Strategies and Orientation 20 Hours Teamwork and Project Management in ICT 40 Hours
Business Communication Essentials 40 Hours Computer Networking: Introduction for Business 40 Hours
Effective Presentations 40 Hours Cloud Computing 40 Hours
Principles of Accounting 40 Hours Mobile Technology 40 Hours
Functional Areas of business 40 Hours Digital Marketing: Fundamentals 40 Hours
Writing for Digital Media 40 Hours Social Media and Business 40 Hours
User Experience for the Web 40 Hours Agile Development: Fundamentals 40 Hours
Fundamentals of Information Systems 40 Hours Developing Software: Introduction 40 Hours
IT in Business: Spreadsheets 40 Hours Cyber Resilience 40 Hours
Working with Databases 40 Hours Preparation for Employment 40 Hours
E-Commerce 1: Business Models and Technology 40 Hours Co-operative Education: ICT in Business 780 Hours
E-Commerce 2: Marketing, Media, and Social Networks 40 Hours
 GLOBAL RESTAURANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP | CO-OP DIPLOMA

GLOBAL RESTAURANT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
CO-OP DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$35k / Yr 1000+
 GLOBAL RESTAURANT ENTREPRENEURSHIP | CO-OP DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

This program provides an academic pathway for international and resident students whose first language is not English
to acquire the knowledge, skills and fundamental experience needed to work successfully in a range of restaurant man-
agement careers, as well as to run their own restaurants. It also gives students co-op placement to practice skills learned
in the courses.

The 10 course program is provided via classroom, Moodle distance education and applicable activities (ie guest speak-
ers, field trips).

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or mature student status (19 years or older at start of pro-
gram).

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refu-

gees, and Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

Academic Writing II 80 Hours
Public Speaking - Presentation Skills II 80 Hours
Tourism and Hospitality in BC 80 Hours
Food and Beverage Menu Planning 80 Hours
Inventory Purchasing and Control 80 Hours
Restaurant New Menu Marketing 80 Hours
Restaurant Service 80 Hours
Hospitality Sales and Marketing 80 Hours
Managing Human Resource Hiring and Training 80 Hours
Career Development 80 Hours
Co-op Placement 780 Hours
 BUSINESS LEADERSHIP | UNIVERSITY TRANSFER ADVANCED DIPLOMA

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Salaries in Vancouver, BC Number or Job Openings in BC

CA$42k / Yr 2000+
 BUSINESS LEADERSHIP | UNIVERSITY TRANSFER ADVANCED DIPLOMA

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Business Leadership program enables learners to acquire skills and knowledge in key business functions such as
management, marketing, and finance. The program also helps enhance relevant knowledge and skills in economics,
communication, problem solving, and information and communication technology.

The program is designed to provide a broad understanding of business organisations and the environment in which they
operate. It has a strong managerial focus which helps successful students progress to management roles. In addition,
the wide range of options enables candidates to progress to specialist roles such as human resource management,
marketing, and financial services.

The qualifications earned in the program also meet the requirements for the Scottish Qualification Authority’s (SQA)
Advanced Diploma in Business. Effective in 2018, Pacific Link College became an approved SQA centre whereby gradu-
ates of the program are able to access advanced entry to universities internationally who are SQA Progression Partners,
entering the second or third year of a related undergraduate degree.

Our courses are provided with a diverse range of teaching methods and activity, via classroom, our learning management
system, and applicable activities (i.e. guest speakers, field trips, simulations and real-world applications) with emphasis
on scenarios and realistic examples of businesses.

WHAT DO I NEED
• High school graduate or mature student status (19 years or older at start of program).

• Language Requirement
• English 12 (pass); or
• IELTS 6.0 (5.5 Academic); or
• CELPIP 7; or
• College entrance test (63 % minimum); or equivalent

• International students must comply with the requirements of Immigration, Refugees, and
Citizenship Canada in respect to study permits.

WHAT WILL I LEARN

College Success Strategies and Orientation 20 Hours Information and Communication Technology I: System 40 Hours
Effective Presentation 40 Hours Information and Communication Technology I: Business 40 Hours
Creating a Culture of Customer Care 40 Hours Business: Summative Assessment 40 Hours
OB I: Individual Processes 40 Hours Business Culture and Strategy I 40 Hours
OB II: Team and Organisational Process 40 Hours Business Culture and Strategy II 40 Hours
IT Applications Software 40 Hours Behavioural Skills for Business 40 Hours
IT in Business: Spreadsheets 40 Hours Business Contractual Relationships 40 Hours
Introduction to Marketing 40 Hours International Marketing: An Introduction 40 Hours
Introduction to Economics: Macroeconomics 40 Hours Business: Project Investigation I 40 Hours
Introduction to Financial Accounting 40 Hours The World Economy 40 Hours
Financial Accounting: Business Decision Making 40 Hours Preparing Financial Forecasts 40 Hours
Business Communication III: Reports 40 Hours Statistics for Business 40 Hours
Human Resource Management: Introduction 40 Hours Business: Project Investigation II 40 Hours
Business Law: An Introduction 40 Hours Continuous Workforce Development I 40 Hours
Economics: Micro and Macro Theory 40 Hours Continuous Workforce Development II 40 Hours
Personal Development Planning 40 Hours
 UPCOMING PROGRAMS

HEALTH SCIENCE COMMUNITY SUPPORT

AND ADMINISTRATION
Associate Diploma Co-operative Diploma Practicum Diploma

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The program is for those wanting to begin a career in the health or community support fields. A program that leads to multi-
ple avenues for employment, it provides theoretical knowledge and training about medical terminology, hospital procedures
and medical office administration to those wanting to start in the healthcare field; it also trains on related topics such as
addictions support, children with special needs and mental health for those diverse fields ranging from and between medi-
cal offices to community non-profit organisations.

Other components to the program are Standard First Aid with CPR-C, AED, WHMIS, Crisis Prevention certification and Food-
Safe.
1-YEAR
PROGRAMS
PLC offers a variety of 1-year programs students can choose
from. All programs contain both theory courses and co-op
education.

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS WITH CO-OP

Gain work experience in service and retail outlets, accommodations and tourism, food and beverage services, general
office, and light industry.
Program Duration: 1-year Program Fee: CAD $14,417
Theory Courses: 5 months Co-op Education: 5 months

CHILDCARE LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WITH CO-OP

Gain work experience in childcare settings such as daycare facilities, home child care, after-school programs, and com-
munity based activity programs.
Program Duration: 1-year Program Fee: CAD $14,474
Theory Courses: 7 months Co-op Education: 5 months

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

WITH CO-OP
Gain knowledge in networks, cloud computing, mobile technology, and cyber resilience, as well as digital marketing fun-
damentals and social media in business, and the introduction to agile development and software development.
Program Duration: 1-year Program Fee: CAD $14,123
Theory Courses: 6 months Co-op Education: 5 months

TOURISM HOSPITALITY AND SERVICE WITH CO-OP

Gain work experience in hotels, airline companies, cruise ship companies, motels, recreational resorts, convention and
catering firms, private inns or tour companies.
Program Duration: 1-year Program Fee: CAD $14,408
Theory Courses: 7 months Co-op Education: 5 months

Co-op is a way for students to bring what they learned in the classroom to real
world experiences. Students receive academic credit for structured, relevant paid
job experience.
 HOW TO APPLY
1 Complete and submit the application form

2 Pay the non-refundable application fee

3
Submit official high school or college/university transcripts and di-
ploma (translated to English if necessary). For anyone applying as a
mature student, please submit most recent high school transcript, or
proof of activities since the last attempt at high school (e.g. work ex-
perience)

Submit proof of English proficiency

Submit proof of Canadian Citizenship or Permanent Residency (if ap-

plicable)

4 Receive receipt of application fee payment

Receive Letter of Offer

5 Submit the appropriate fees and fill and sign the Acceptance of Offer

6 PLC will issue a Letter of Acceptance and Student Contract

7 Return the signed Student Contract

8 Submit a photocopy of photo ID

Submit a copy of medical insurance

Submit a valid study permit

SOME OF OUR GRADUATES
Gurpreet Kaur Bajwa Hyonjeng Je
Childcare and Language Assistant Childcare and Language Assistant
Early Childhood Education Assistant | Little Sprouts Childcare Early Childhood Educator | Royal Academy

Rungrudee Kasikam Myunguen Jang

Childcare and Language Assistant Childcare and Language Assistant
Early Childhood Educator | StrongSteps Children’s Learning Centre Early Childhood Educator | Kids & Company

Rubal Mehta Suraj Maruti Hankare

Childcare and Language Assistant Business Hospitality Management
Early Childhood Educator | Edmonton and BGC - Okanagan Cashier | Nando’s

Hyeyeon Kang Amandeep Kaur

Childcare and Language Assistant Childcare and Language Assistant
Early Childhood Educator | Tiny Hoppers Willoughby Early Childhood Educator | Surrey City Childcare

Ynna Mondejar Amanpreet Kaur

Business Hospitality Management Business Hospitality Management
Vancouver Coast Coal Hotel Red Robin

Seonbi Choi Sukhpreet

Digital Media Studies Digital Media Studies
Digital Marketer | Fine Education Org. Inc. Product Scanner and Customer Service | Amazon

Olawepo Jeremiah Oluwaseun Adama Kandji

Digital Media Studies Digital Media Studies
Administrative Assistant | Skyline Scaffold Delta Sr. Mortgage Servicing Rep. | MCAP Canadian Mortgage Financing

Oluwatoyin Dorcas Olaoye

Digital Media Studies Management Science
Marshall Store

Lucas Leite Dantas

CWS - Information and Communication Technology
Data Operations Manager | AMJ Campbell
 WHAT STUDENTS SAY

KAYLANE DA SILVA PERES

Brazil | Childcare and Language Assistant

“I chose the program at PLC because it has co-op where the

student works full time. The Co-op Department is very help-
ful in finding students part time and full time jobs. The staff
and instructors are also very encouraging. I highly recom-
mend Pacific Link College to everyone.”

MOON UYEN
Vietnam | Digital Media Studies Management Science

“PLC had a focused program with co-op. I liked the small

size of the classes and they ran on a monthly basis. Without
PLC I would have never been able to go to TWU since they
have such a high standard for enrolment.”

GAGANPREET KAUR
India | Digital Media Studies Management Science

“My favourite course was Public Speaking because it got me

to talk more. I was shy and talk really low. It got me into mak-
ing digital videos too.”

FAROUK MESSAIKE
Lebanon | Digital Media Studies Management Science

“I am loving every single day of the program because ev-

eryone is so amazing - the instructors, the staff, the atmo-
sphere. The beautiful thing about all this is that it is an af-
fordable college. Canada is a great country to join. There are
lots of work opportunities here.”

ANDY YOON
Korea | BC-funded Global Restaurant program

“We focused on tourism and hospitality and it helps me a

lot since I am able to learn about the tourism industry as a
whole.”
 JOIN PLC
With hundreds of graduations every year and 600 new students joining us annually, PLC is one of the fastest-growing institu-
tions in Canada. Join us for a career-centred education that includes paid co-op placement in the fastest-growing industries
in Canada.

India
United Kingdom Pakistan
France Nepal
Sri Lanka
Egypt

South Korea
Japan
Morocco
Mexico China

Colombia UAE
Qatar
Peru
Madagascar
Australia
Argentina
Nigeria Ethiopia
Kenya
Tanzania
Mali Thailand
Brazil Senegal Vietnam
Côte d’Ivoire Philippines
Indoesia
PACIFIC LINK COLLEGE

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