About Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Saskatchewan Polytechnic Highlights 

• 92% of Sask Polytech grads are employed
• 97% of employers said they’d hire a Sask Polytech grad again
• 96% employer satisfaction rate with Sask Polytech grads
• 96% of grads rate program quality as satisfied to very satisfied
• 19% of the total student population identify as Indigenous

College Info

Saskatchewan Polytechnic is Saskatchewan's principal public post-secondary technical education and skills training institution, with a national and international reputation for excellence and innovation. Saskatchewan Polytechnic serves 26,000 students with programmes that affect every area of the economy through programme and course registrations. It has campuses in Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon, as well as a distance education programme that offers a variety of courses and programmes. Students can take advantage of applied learning opportunities at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's campuses in Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon, as well as substantial distance learning options. Every economic and public-service sector is served by programmes. As a polytechnic, the institution offers a broad range of educational opportunities to meet the needs of employers and students, including certificate, diploma, and degree programmes, as well as apprenticeship training. Saskatchewan Polytechnic invests in applied research, utilising faculty knowledge to assist employer innovation while also allowing students to develop critical thinking abilities.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic Rankings

Webometrics ranked Saskatchewan Polytechnic institute 109th in Canada

Campus:

Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Regina
Prince Albert

Saskatchewan Polytechnic Academic Divisions

Saskatchewan Polytechnic offers over 150 programs in applied/visual media, aviation, basic education, business, community/human services, engineering technology, health services, hospitality/food services, industrial/trades, natural resources, nursing, technology, recreation and tourism, and science. In addition, SIAST provides training to apprentices in several trades

Teaching Quality

Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Learning & Teaching Division Our division is focused on developing and implementing strategies that allow innovation in learning and teaching activities in collaboration with colleagues from throughout the institution. We can collaborate to develop projects that support high-quality learning and teaching activities because of our different areas of operation. I am privileged to work with an amazing team of instructors and staff who are committed to student success across the division.

Advantages of Saskatchewan Polytechnic

• Employee satisfaction rate: 97%
• Program quality satisfaction rate 96%
• 90% of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic graduates are employed
• Awards of CAD 2 million given annually

Famous Alumni’s

• Roger Denis Parent: Was a Canadian politician
• Bob Deptuck: Politician

Hugh Nerlien: a Canadian politician and Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly

Application Fee – Non Refundable CAD 150

Saskatchewan Polytechnic English Language Requirements:

• IELTS – Over all 6.5 with no band less than 6.0
• PTE – Overall 63 with minimum of 50 in each component.
• TOEFL – Overall 81 with minimum of 19 in each module.

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English Proficiency Test Score for International Students

For seeking admission international students are recommended to take various English proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS approves the following minimum scores:

TOEFL IBT Score	81
TOEFL PBT	550
CAEL	60
MELAB	85
PTEA	63 with minimum component scores of 50
Duo lingo English Test	Overall score of 105
IELTS	6.5 or higher

Visa Process for International Students

Students from other countries who wish to study in Canada must apply for a study permit from the Canadian government. The Canadian Embassy, Consulate, High Commission, or Immigration Office can provide you with a visa application form. The procedure takes time and must be started well ahead of the deadline. The following are some of the most typical documents that will be required throughout the visa application process:

• Valid passport
• Official letter of acceptance from the institution
• Passport size photographs
• I -20 form
• Financial documents such as bank statements

Saskatchewan Polytechnic Highlights

Type	Public
Campus Setting	Urban
Application mode	Online and Paper mode available
Graduation rate	62%
Acceptance rate	96%
Number of Students	16,008
Overall cost of living	14,762 CAD
Academic calendar	Semester based
% of International students	6%
Number of campuses	4
Medium of instructions	English
Undergraduate Tuition fee	14,044 CAD
Postgraduate Tuition fee	16,426 CAD
Cost of living	694 -1147 CAD per month

Saskatchewan Polytechnic First-Year Tuition Fees And Living Expenses For International Students

Over the course of one academic year, the following graph displays tuition and living expense estimates in Canadian currency for one full-time international undergraduate student. Please bear in mind that these are only estimates; actual pricing will vary depending on your needs and preferences. Other factors to consider include currency changes, visa and study authorization fees, and vacations back home.

• For international students, the overall fees will range from:-

Particulars	Amount
Administrative fees	50.00 to 150.00 CAD
Application fees	150 CAD
Student association fee	95.00 to 445.00 CAD
Non-refundable fee at the start)	1,000 CAD
Tuition fee range	6,195 to 18,089 CAD
Laboratory fee	100.00 to 409.00 CAD with no fees for some courses which do not have a lab service.
Books and Supplies	200 to 3,725 CAD
Technology fee	50 to 146 CAD

• For a student of Saskatchewan Polytechnic the required financials (Cost of Attendance) can be:-

Description of Financials	Amount in CAD
Average cost of tuition	11245.77 CAD
Cost of living	10799.39 CAD
Application fee	150 CAD
Estimated total (per year)	22,195.16 CAD