Distance Education

Experience the Flexibility of Distance Education at Confederation College

Distance Education at Confederation College allows students across Ontario to participate in specified courses via web and video conferencing technology. Our staff is available to assist you with any questions you may have about our programs and services. Our online learning environment provides access 24/7 to programs in Accommodations and Human Rights Management, Addictions and Mental Health, Autism and Behavioural Sciences, Business Fundamentals, Human Resources Management, Library and Information Technician and Office Administration - General. Apply now at ontariocolleges.ca to start your distance education journey with Confederation College.

Distance Education Staff are available live online, by phone, and in person on campus.

If you are a current student, a new applicant, or simply pursuing additional information about the programs and services we provide, please feel free to contact any of our staff members.  We would be happy to assist you.

Phone: (807) 473-3846

Email: [email protected]

 

What is Distance Education?

Distance Education allows students across Ontario to participate in specified courses via Internet connection in real time using web conferencing platforms and/or video conferencing technology.

Students access classes from their home or one of our regional campuses on a specific date and time each week.

Please Note: Some of our Program intakes may have a catchment (location) restriction. If you are unsure if your location would qualify, please contact us before applying. 

Distance Education Programs that are offered through an online learning environment with access 24/7 are; Accommodations and Human Rights Management, Addictions and Mental Health, Autism and Behavioural Sciences, Business Fundamentals, Human Resources Management, Library and Information Technician and Office Administration – General.

 

VIEW Programs offered via Distance Education


To APPLY for any of these programs go to www.ontariocolleges.ca.


 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

You can find more details on our website about transferring credits from your previous education.

Visit the Textbook Ordering section on our website for information on course textbooks.

To access your account, follow the instructions on the website.

If you need to find out your email address, please visit the Computer Service Department page for assistance: Computer Service Department.

If you are experiencing issues with your student account, don't worry! Reach out to the Computer Service Department for support and solutions: Computer Service Department.

Access your College email through the instructions on the website.

Find out how to access your transcript on the website at Registration Services Department.

Details on obtaining a hard copy of your transcript can be found on the website.

Your tax information is available under your Banner Student Information.

Testing may be either paper or computer-based, invigilated or non-invigilated.  Invigilated testing is at the discretion of course instructors and must occur at a Canadian invigilation site.  Any fees associated with invigilated testing at an-off campus location are outside of the College’s control and are the responsibility of the student.  As Contact North no longer provides invigilation services, invigilation must be done by either campus staff at a campus location or a private invigilator.  Students using private invigilation services are required to find their own invigilator and have the invigilator and invigilation site pre-approved by Distance Education staff.