Southeast College
Weyburn, Canada
Southeast College
Weyburn, Canada
Founded
1975
Institution Type
Public College
Campuses
6
Annual Learners
8,000+
Discover Southeast College: Saskatchewan's Community-Focused Institution
Discover Southeast College: Saskatchewan's Community-Focused Institution
Southeast College, formerly known as Southeast Regional College, is a publicly funded regional college headquartered in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada. Created under the Regional Colleges Act of Saskatchewan, the college serves more than 70 communities across 20,000 square kilometers of southeastern Saskatchewan with hands-on, career-focused education.
The college specializes in safety, trades, and technical training, with over 70 percent of students enrolled in industry-related programs. Southeast College also offers certificate programs, a diploma in Early Childhood Education, and first-year university programs in education, pre-social work, health sciences, and the liberal arts through partnerships with the University of Regina and the University of Saskatchewan.
As a designated learning institution (DLI) for international students, Southeast College provides small class sizes, personalized instruction, and enhanced student supports. Graduates from eligible programs may qualify for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), making the college an attractive pathway for international learners seeking to build careers in Canada.
Key Milestones
- 1975: Established as South East Region Community College, part of Saskatchewan's new regional college system.
- 1987: Renamed Southeast Regional College following the proclamation of the Regional Colleges Act.
- 2010s: Opened the 44,000-square-foot Estevan campus facility with specialized labs and safety simulators.
- 2020s: Rebranded as Southeast College and became a designated learning institution for international students.
Academic Programs and Areas of Study
Academic Programs and Areas of Study
Southeast College delivers a diverse range of career-focused programs through partnerships with Saskatchewan's universities and industry stakeholders. Programming emphasizes practical, hands-on learning designed to meet the economic demands of the region, with options spanning trades, health care, technology, and more.
Trades and Technical Training
The core of Southeast College's offerings, trades and technical programs provide students with industry-recognized credentials and hands-on experience in high-demand fields across Saskatchewan.
- Power Engineering Technician
- Powerline Technician Apprenticeship
- Heavy Equipment Operator
Health Care and Nursing
Health care programs prepare students for rewarding careers in patient care and community health, with practical clinical placements and industry-standard training.
- Continuing Care Assistant
- Practical Nursing Diploma
- Health Sciences (First-Year University)
Early Childhood Education
The Early Childhood Education diploma program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support the development and well-being of young children in various care settings.
- Early Childhood Education Diploma
- Educational Assistant Certificate
- Education (First-Year University)
Community Services and Mental Health
Programs in this area prepare students for careers supporting individuals and communities, with a focus on counselling, mental health, and social services.
- Mental Health and Addictions Counselling Diploma
- Pre-Social Work (First-Year University)
- Liberal Arts (First-Year University)
Industry and Safety Training
Southeast College offers over 25 safety and industry certification courses designed for individuals and workplaces, meeting the diverse skill requirements of Saskatchewan's growing economy.
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Confined Space and Fall Arrest Training
- First Aid and CPR Certification
Business and Continuing Education
Continuing education offerings in business, agriculture, computers, and professional development help learners upgrade their skills and advance their careers.
- Business Training Workshops
- Computer Science Through Projects
- Agriculture and Truck Driver Training
Admission Requirements at Southeast College
Admission Requirements at Southeast College
Certificate and Diploma Programs
- EducationGrade 12 diploma or equivalent (requirements vary by program)
- Language ProficiencyEnglish proficiency required; IELTS or equivalent for international students
- ApplicationOnline application through southeastcollege.org
- DocumentsOfficial transcripts, valid passport (international students)
- Application FeeContact the college for current fee amounts
First-Year University Programs
- EducationGrade 12 diploma with required prerequisite courses
- PrerequisitesVary by program stream (e.g., sciences for Health Sciences)
- Language ProficiencyEnglish proficiency required for international applicants
- Study PermitValid Canadian study permit required for international students
- Financial ProofEvidence of sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses
Applications for fall start programs open early in the year. Check the college website for specific program deadlines.
Some programs accept applications on a rolling basis until seats are filled.
International students should apply early to allow time for study permit processing. Seats are limited.
Safety courses and short-term industry training programs are offered throughout the year with varying start dates.
Tuition and Financial Aid at Southeast College
Tuition and Financial Aid at Southeast College
Southeast College offers affordable, publicly funded education in southeastern Saskatchewan. Tuition varies by program and student status. Contact the college directly for the most current tuition schedules, as fees are subject to change each academic year.
| Cost Category | Domestic Students | International Students |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (per program year) | Contact college for current rates | Contact college for current rates |
| Student Fees | Contact college for current rates | Contact college for current rates |
| Books and Supplies | Varies by program | Varies by program |
| Health Insurance | Covered by provincial health plan | Required; contact college for details |
| Total | Contact the college for current totals | Contact the college for current totals |
Industry Partner Scholarships
Southeast College partners with numerous industry organizations to offer scholarships to students enrolled in trades, heavy equipment operator, and other career-focused programs.
- Eligibility: Enrolled in eligible Southeast College programs
- Amount: Varies by industry partner
- Application: Apply through the Southeast College scholarships office
Adult Basic Education Scholarships
Dedicated scholarship funding is available for students enrolled in Adult Basic Education programs, supporting learners who are upgrading their academic credentials.
- Eligibility: Students enrolled in Adult Basic Education at Southeast College
- Amount: Contact the college for current award amounts
- Deadline: Check with the college financial aid office
Campus Locations and Facilities
Campus Locations and Facilities
Southeast College operates multiple campuses and learning centres across southeastern Saskatchewan, providing accessible education close to home for students throughout the region. The main administrative office is located at 633 King Street in Weyburn, with additional campuses in Estevan, Assiniboia, Moosomin, Indian Head, and Whitewood.
The head office and primary campus at 633 King Street offers post-secondary programs, continuing education, and student services.
A 44,000-square-foot facility featuring three specialized labs, a confined-space simulator, a fall-arrest simulator, and a mobile training classroom.
State-of-the-art labs and simulation equipment across campuses provide students with real-world, practical training experiences.
Student Amenities and Support
Student Services
Southeast College provides comprehensive student supports including academic advising, career counselling, and financial aid guidance to help students succeed.
- Academic advising and tutoring
- Career counselling and job placement support
- Scholarship and financial aid assistance
Learning Resources
Students have access to online learning platforms, computer labs, and library resources to support their studies both on campus and remotely.
- Online and blended learning options
- Computer labs and technology resources
- Access to regional library system
Student Life at Southeast College
Student Life at Southeast College
Student life at Southeast College is rooted in community connection and hands-on experiences. The college hosts student-focused events, activities, and support programs that help learners build networks and enjoy their time in southeastern Saskatchewan.
Weyburn, Saskatchewan: The Opportunity City
Weyburn, Saskatchewan: The Opportunity City
Life in Weyburn
Weyburn is the tenth-largest city in Saskatchewan with a population of approximately 11,000 residents. Located on the Souris River about 110 km southeast of Regina, the city is known as the Opportunity City for its vibrant economy rooted in agriculture, oil and gas, and community spirit. In 2019, Weyburn was ranked as the Best Place to Live in the Prairies by Maclean's Magazine.
Proximity to Regina
Weyburn is just 110 km southeast of Regina, Saskatchewan's capital, providing easy access to urban amenities, the Regina International Airport, and additional educational institutions.
Rich Cultural Heritage
The city is home to the Soo Line Historical Museum, the Turner Curling Museum, the Signal Hill Arts Centre, and the T.C. Douglas Centre for performing arts.
Affordable Cost of Living
Weyburn offers a significantly lower cost of living compared to major Canadian cities, making it an attractive destination for students on a budget.
Strong Local Economy
As Canada's largest inland grain gathering point and a hub for oil and gas exploration, Weyburn provides diverse employment opportunities for graduates.
Career Outcomes and Graduate Success
Career Outcomes and Graduate Success
Key Employment Sectors for Graduates
Practical Information for Students
Practical Information for Students
For International Students
Southeast College is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI: O145024872092). International students must obtain a valid Canadian study permit before beginning their studies.
Graduates of eligible programs may apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), allowing them to gain Canadian work experience after completing their studies.
The college offers dedicated supports for international students including orientation, academic advising, and assistance with settling into life in Saskatchewan.
Key Contacts
- +90 5435286292
- +44 7868736984
- corporate@uni4edu.com
- info@uni4edu.com
Southeast College Recognition and Standing
Southeast College Recognition and Standing
As a publicly funded regional college in Saskatchewan, Southeast College is not ranked in traditional global university ranking systems. The college is recognized for its specialized role in delivering trades, technical, safety, and career-focused training across southeastern Saskatchewan, and is a member of Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan).
| Subject | Ranking Body | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Trades and Technical Training | Maclean's / CICan | Recognized provincial training provider |
| Powerline Technician | Province of Saskatchewan | Official provincial training provider |
| Industry and Safety Training | CICan Member | Over 25 certified safety courses offered |
| Student Satisfaction | Southeast College Internal Survey | 98% satisfaction rate reported |
Features
Offers career, vocational, and academic programs\nUniversity transfer courses (e.g., first year of Nursing, Arts, Science)\nPrograms in health sciences, business, trades, and technology\nDistance learning and flexible course formats\nCommunity-focused, serving over 70 communities across SE Saskatchewan
Accommodation
Off-Campus Accommodations Students wishing to live off-campus need to research availability on their own, and should arrive well before the start of term to do so.
Work While Studying
See guidelines on working while studying here.
Co-op/Internship Participation
Even if you do NOT meet our minimum English requirement (IELTS or TOEFL), you still can get conditionally accepted in the program of your choice with the condition of completing our English program prior to starting your chosen program.
Featured Programmes
Average Time To Receive Acceptance Letter
November - May
Location
708 5th Ave, Whitewood, SK S0G 5C0, Canada
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