Weeks: 16
Tuition: $7,600
E-Manuals: $200 (non-refundable)
Other Fees: $800 (includes Ontario Ministry Classroom Fee ($600), Security Deposit ($150), Group Insurance ($10), and Service Jacket Rental ($40))
Total: $8,600
Fee Schedule
Within 14 days of receiving letter of acceptance: $3000
July 1st: $3000
September 1st: $2600
Please see PCC website for more information.
Weeks: 16
Tuition: $7,600
E-Manuals (iPad based): $200
Other Fees: $700 (includes Ontario Ministry Classroom Fee ($650), Group Insurance ($10), and Service Jacket Rental ($40))
Total: $8,500
Fee Schedule
May 1st: $3000
July 31st: $3000
September 30th: $2500
*Note: All figures are in Canadian Dollars. Fees do not include equipment (knives, uniforms, shoes, rent/accommodations, etc.).
Students enrolled at the Stratford Chefs School are eligible to receive up to $4000 in grants. They also have access to Canada Apprentice Loans, all of which help to offset tuition and living costs.
The Canada Apprentice Loan is available to Apprentices.
The AIG is available to all apprentices who have successfully completed the first or second year of a two-year apprenticeship program. The taxable cash grant may be up to $1000 per year (to a maximum of $2000).
The ACG is available to all apprentices who have successfully completed the Certificate of Qualification Exam (after January 2009). The ACG is a $2000 taxable cash grant.
If you are an apprentice and have been directed by the Province of Ontario to attend full-time classroom training as part of your Apprenticeship Training Program, you may be eligible to receive EI benefits while attending school. The Province does not direct apprentices to attend the Stratford Chef School for their training. The Stratford Chef School has control of who is accepted as a student, and in turn registered as an apprentice to their Sponsor Group. The Province has no input as to which applicants are successfully accepted into the program. Your EI benefit application must be submitted online from the Service Canada website. You will receive further details regarding the EI application process, including information on how you will receive the required 16 digit reference code, during orientation week. You do not need your Record of Employment* to apply for EI benefits online, but it is needed to calculate your benefits. *Your employer must provide you with a Record of Employment within five days once you have finished working.
As BMO is our financial partner, we have linked their Student LOC program above. However, most financial institutions offer a Student Line of Credit, so please check with yours to learn their eligibility criteria, interest rates and repayment terms.
Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify.
Please click here to learn about OSAP Loan Default Rates and Repayment Plan Assistance Usages Rates (2016).
Scholarships and bursaries are also available to students, either by application or nomination.
Due TBD
Requirements: Minimum 6 Months Working Relationship with SCS Alumni and Reference Letter
One successful applicant will receive $500 applied to Level 2 tuition
Reference Letter Due August 31
Student Budget Form
Funding is dependent on financial need
Application Due: September 30th
Due Friday, September 15th, 2017
Requirements
Due TBD
Student Budget Form
Funding is dependent on demonstrated financial need
Application Due September 30
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