Continuing Education offers 60+ different part-time programs, and 30+ micro-credentials to extend your knowledge.
Kitchener, Ontario
Flexible. Online. Part-time. Conestoga’s continuing education is designed with you in mind. Update your current skills or invest in new skills with our flexible, online, and part-time learning options to fit your busy schedule. Contact us to learn more about our course, micro-credential and program offerings! Email us at [email protected]
On-site · Kitchener
The Library Technologist provides instructional and research support, including developing workshops and guiding users in locating resources. They also manage collection development and provide frontline reference and circulation services for students and faculty.
Hybrid · Kitchener
Deliver part-time instruction to Veterinary Technician and Assistant students through various formats including in-person, online, and hybrid lessons. Responsibilities include designing evaluation strategies, maintaining current curriculum, and supporting students via the eConestoga learning management system.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Vice President, Academic is responsible for directing the content and delivery of all full-time and part-time academic programs and services. This includes overseeing program quality assurance, curriculum planning, and managing fiscal and physical resources within the academic portfolio.
On-site · Kitchener
The ECE is responsible for planning and implementing high-quality early childhood education programs while maintaining a safe and nurturing environment. They also provide mentorship to ECE students and foster professional relationships with families.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Accessibility Advisor supports students with disabilities by reviewing documentation and developing individualized academic accommodation plans. They collaborate with faculty and staff to ensure learning environments are accessible and consistent with human rights legislation.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Chair provides academic and administrative leadership for Allied Health and Life Sciences programs, overseeing faculty, budgeting, and program delivery. They are responsible for curriculum development, accreditation, and fostering industry partnerships to ensure high-quality student outcomes.
