Browse the course catalogue above and choose your course and session. When registration is open, select View course and register to complete registration and payment online.

Yes. You may register for more than one course in a session, provided you can manage the workload and meet each course's requirements.

Eligibility depends on your certification status. Contact the Professional Development department to confirm whether you qualify before registering.

Part 2 and Specialist courses require the preceding part as a prerequisite and may carry additional requirements. Specific requirements are listed on each course's dedicated page.

An Additional Qualification (AQ) adds an area of study to your certificate, while an Additional Basic Qualification (ABQ) adds a teaching division. Contact the department to confirm which you need.

Some courses recognize prior experience or equivalent qualifications toward prerequisites. Contact the department to have your background assessed.

Fees vary by session. See the Registration fees section above for the current early bird and regular rates.

Payment is made online by credit card during registration. Visa Debit cards are not accepted.

Refund eligibility depends on the withdrawal date. Payment receipts are issued at registration, and T2202 tax forms are made available after the course. Contact the department for details.

A receipt suitable for employer reimbursement is issued after payment. Contact the department if you need it reissued.

Submit a withdrawal request to the department. Refund eligibility depends on how close the request is to the course start date.

Transfers may be possible before a course begins, subject to availability. Contact the department to request a transfer.

You are expected to complete the online coursework and attend two live discussions with your course instructor.

Required documents may include proof of certification and prerequisites. Specific requirements are listed on each course's dedicated page.

Some courses require proof of a prerequisite qualification, which may include a transcript. Check the course's dedicated page.

Courses are assessed by your instructor based on the coursework and participation requirements for that course.

On successful completion, your qualification is reported to the Ontario College of Teachers. Contact the department if you need a record of your course.

Certificates are issued on completion. Contact the department to request a duplicate.

French as a Second Language courses require a level of French proficiency. Confirm the specific requirement on the course's dedicated page before registering.