Programs offered at each campus may vary, so be sure to check other campus offerings for the course you are most interested in.
Reeves College’s Dental Assisting program offers hands-on training for those looking to build a career in the dental field. The program covers a wide range of topics, including oral pathology, dental radiology, clinical dentistry, preventative dentistry and nutrition, disease transmission prevention, and practice management. As a student, you will not only gain a solid foundation in dental theories but also have the chance to apply these skills in a real-world setting through a field placement. This comprehensive approach ensures you are well-prepared for a successful career in dental assisting.
Reeves College's Paralegal program equips you with essential skills such as advanced keyboarding, transcription, and computer proficiency, while also training you in business communication and customer service. The program covers a comprehensive range of legal topics, including an overview of the Canadian legal system, court structures, legal rights, and modern legal office procedures.
You will study specialized areas such as wills and estates, real estate and conveyancing, corporate and commercial law, civil litigation, family law, criminal law and evidence, business law, contracts, insurance law, cash and collection procedures, as well as legal research and interviewing techniques. This well-rounded curriculum prepares you for success in a modern legal environment.
Do you love being around animals, especially pets? The pet care industry is booming, as more people welcome animals into their homes, creating a growing demand for veterinary assistants. These professionals play an essential role in supporting veterinarians with daily tasks such as surgical preparation, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and more.
Reeves College's Veterinary Health Care Assistant program is designed to equip you with the skills needed to handle both clinical and administrative tasks in a veterinary clinic or hospital. You will learn key areas such as animal husbandry, nutrition, breeding, breed identification, and veterinary office procedures, helping to ensure the clinic operates efficiently.
Upon graduation, you'll earn your diploma and industry certifications, including DOGSAFE® Canine First Aid, Standard First Aid and CPR ‘C’, and WHMIS 2015. Additionally, the program includes a six-week practicum in a real-world veterinary setting, giving you hands-on experience and preparing you for a successful career in veterinary care.
Reeves College's Warehouse and Distribution Management program provides the essential training needed for a rewarding logistics career, ensuring goods and services flow efficiently to customers. In less than a year, you'll gain the skills and knowledge to excel in this in-demand field, covering key areas such as negotiation, transportation, demand planning, procurement, and more.
The program also includes a seven-week practicum placement, offering hands-on experience in a real-world setting. The warehousing and distribution sector is a critical part of the supply chain industry, one of Canada's largest employers. With nearly a million people already working in related occupations and tens of thousands of new jobs expected annually, this industry offers significant career opportunities for the future.
4o
Our team at the Edmonton North campus is dedicated to your success, offering support from your initial visit through to helping you secure career opportunities in your chosen field.
Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is situated along the scenic North Saskatchewan River. With a population just under one million, this vibrant city offers more parkland than any other North American city, providing ample opportunities to enjoy fresh air and find quiet spaces to relax. Sports enthusiasts will thrive here, as Edmonton is home to top-tier teams like the NHL's Edmonton Oilers and the CFL's Edmonton Elks. For those who love shopping, West Edmonton Mall—the largest indoor mall in North America—offers endless options to explore after a day of classes.