Sheridan College, Oakville Ranking 2026 from QS, THE & US NEWS

• Most of the students after graduating go to a different state and mostly they prefer remote areas where there are more jobs and fewer workers so they can have higher chances of getting a job. People go to the Calgary site after doing a diploma in CLT most of the time. This thing is what my professor told me. But there are very few students who get a job in Brampton.

• I had my relatives living nearby the college, so I lived with them and I didn’t use any accommodation sites, such as Online ones. But my friends were living and they rented some places that cost them $450 per month minimum and some places for single seaters were like $800 per month per person.
• I would say that students should look for accommodations near the college and the best one is Sheridan residency because it’s a good one and it’s a lot safer. Most of them are students; they actually rented places and didn't use the Sheridans' accommodation because it is costly but if one can afford then why not.

• I would say there are quite fewer people who are able to secure a job currently after their graduation within 6 months; it can be around 20% who are able to secure a job, especially in their desired field.
• Average salary range is between 50 to 60 thousand Canadian dollar for fresher or for student
• After graduation need to have references, network with people and, most importantly skills.
• We are still in the second sem so no info on batchmates securing jobs.

• I found my accommodation on Facebook marketplace, most of the accommodation is available on Facebook market place , there are so many apps also for finding accommodation. In the current scenario we live in a 2-bedroom basement for rent of $1900 CAD, 4 people.
• In finding a house, we did not find much struggle to find it; we just visited a few places for that. My accommodation is 4 KM away from my college.

• I am not sure about the number of people securing employment within 6 months. Due to the current job market, not many people are securing a job fast enough.
• The college does not reveal any salary range numbers for students upon graduation.
• After graduation, you need to network and apply to jobs using linkedin, glassdoor and indeed there is no campus recruitment or online job portal provided by Sheridan College itself.
• Most of my batchmates who have landed a job found their job using linkedin.

• I opted for off-campus accommodation because on-campus accommodation can be very expensive for international students. I found out about my accommodation using facebook marketplace and kijiji website
• I paid around 750 dollars per month for my accommodation (for a personal room).
• The main challenge was to find something in budget.
• My recommendation would be to look for accommodations on facebook marketplace because there are a greater number of properties listed here.
• My accommodation is walking distance from college (10-12 min of walk)

I graduated in 2020 during COVID no placements were there & in the current scenario market is not in good shape & it will remain throughout 2024-2025 in North America.

I was already working in Talent Acquisition but didn't have an HR degree. I applied to Sheridan due to various factors. I was guided by a friend. Sheridan is close to all Indian amenities & public transportation is fast in the area. After all the experience I will highly recommend trying first University instead of college. Toronto, waterloo, Calgary, Lethbridge or other universities instead of college as a first choice. Choose your course wisely as per 2024 Canada's in-demand skills are Data Analyst/ Nursing/Tool & Die Maker, Power Engineering/ Electric Technician /Engineering, CNC Machinist, Plumbing, and Mechanical Grinder. These are the best courses In demand PR Pathway programs with less competition. 2 years of power Engineering course can land you a 40 -50$ Job at least. The market for IT was good post-COVID-19 but shrank a lot & the trend continues. If you have experience as a net Developer/Data Analyst/Infrastructure support you will still get a chance in the labour market.

The average is pretty good and almost everyone gets a placement , sheridan has a good image in the market

SOP had to be submitted for visa for canadian colleges, including detailed purpose I chose this course forEmployment rate and quality of study provided by the college My overall experience consists of feeling at home in the college, due to supportive staff and faculty as well. College has a great lively ambience and never feels depressed when you walk in or roam around the college with your friends, it also has several clubs from children to connect with

I have heard there are a lot of opportunities after this course from my seniors. And there is great starting package but you need to work on your skills.

There a lot of Indians here and you feel just like home over here. Although there are some people from different countries as well. But they are just as friendly if not more.

I am not sure as I have just started with the program. But Canada has a robust job market, and project management skills are in demand across various industries.

Sheridan College is a well-regarded educational institution known for its diverse programs in arts, design, technology, and business. With a focus on hands-on learning, it provides students with practical skills and experiences, fostering creativity and innovation. It has good infrastructure but bad cafeteria.

My course had a bad placement ratio as industrial standards were too high compared to our education. They should be giving courses on Java, Python, Advanced networking concepts including the Firewall management and a Routing process. The bare minimum cannot be used for acquiring a decent job in the current industry.

I would say the college facilities and the tutors were great but the curriculum needs to accommodate new industrial standards. The placements in my course was poor and were repeating same things we studied in our 12th grade.

You have to apply for jobs yourself. You will get it eventually in a year. Base Salary 50k - taxes. I think many of my classmates got placed. 90% success rate in that terms.

My academics was pretty good. I will recommend that course to anyone. The college I didn't like - very bad at decisions, do not hear students. They use students as cash cow. Terrible administration.

Well it depends on the course and demand like few IT students get like $50 k to $70 k starting package and like architectural students have $40k to $60k so yeah that's the basic salary if you can make it to the full time job.

The overall experience with Sheridan college is really great. I have explore many opportunities and many skills in my self. Learned a lot not just in Study but like professional skills and everything that can create my better future.