Established in 1967, Conestoga now serves approximately 23,000 registered students through campuses and training centres in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Stratford, Ingersoll and Brantford and is a provincial leader in apprenticeship training. Continuing education programs attract approximately 30,000 enrolments each year.
The comprehensive range of programming meets the needs of a variety of learners, providing multiple entry points and established pathways to ensure that individuals across our community can access the education they need for their chosen careers.
At Conestoga, applied research drives collaboration, empowers industry and community partners and gives students the opportunity to learn and grow in rich experiential learning environments.Conestoga is a leader in applied research, and we're still growing. Over the past five years, the college and its public and private partners have committed over $35 million to support applied research and innovation.
Conestoga’s Career Centre is open and providing services in a virtual format at this time. Contact us to meet with a member of the team, attend a workshop online or job search virtually on MyCareer.
This team provides students with specialized support as they adjust to Canada and become part of the Conestoga community.
This team provides immigration information to help students understand Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) rules and regulations.
There are many housing options for you to choose from depending on your needs and preferences. Be sure to find a place close to your campus and easily accessible by regular and frequent public transit.
Conestoga College has the following campuses:
A high-performance triple gymnasium with maple hardwood sprung flooring and stadium seating (720 seats)19,250 square feet
3 volleyball; 2 regulation basketball; 1 practice basketball; 9 badminton courts
FITNESS CENTRE
Woodworking
8,500 square feet
Includes cardio, fixed weight and heavy weight sections
Feature equipment includes: Woodway treadmills, Woodway Curves, Lateral X ellipticals, Jacobs Ladder, upper body rope trainer, functional training cage and Olympic Platforms.
Based on 50 reviews
I enjoy the classes teachers are nice. campus is small but that can work for some people who prefer the 1 on 1based learning. Teachers are typically very responsive but again it can vary teacher to teacher. Overall enjoyable although personally I wish there was more "lecture hall" and "big class" learning!
I am doing the Cloud Data Management program at Conestoga College and overall it was a good experience, especially for students who want practical, hands-on learning. The program focuses heavily on real-world tools like SQL, database administration, cloud platforms, and data engineering concepts. I appreciated that many courses were lab-based, which helped me build technical confidence rather than just theoretical knowledge. Some professors were very knowledgeable and had industry experience, which made the classes more practical and relevant to the job market. The assignments were often aligned with real-world scenarios, which I found valuable. However, the program is quite fast-paced and sometimes feels compressed. There is a lot of content to cover in a short time, so students need to be prepared to do significant self-study. Not all courses are equally structured, and the quality can vary depending on the instructor. Overall, I would recommend this program to students who are self-motivated, technically curious, and ready to put in extra effort outside of class. It provides a strong technical foundation, but your success depends largely on how much additional practice and learning you are willing to do on your own.
In my experience, conestoga college does little to support its students and audit their supposed qualified professors. Many times me and my peers reached out to the dean and other officals about the unprofessionalism and lack of knowledge about the course content from many professors. We were given little support and little was done to rectify these serious situations. Due to this I found the courses of the program unhelpful in preparing me for the workforce. In addition to this, students are expected to take 6-7 courses each semester which is unrealistic and makes it difficult to do well and understand all course content. Many of the electives available are completely irrelevant and yet take much needed time that could be spent on the core courses related to our selected programs.
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