Admissions Policy

The Admissions Policy establishes the admission requirements for students interested in pursuing studies at Canadian Khalsa College. The Admissions Policy also outlines the admissions procedure.

Admission guidelines
All applicants must:

• Be at least 19 years old
• Have Grade 12/GED or equivalent

English Proficiency Requirements
Students must complete one of the following:

• Canadian Khalsa College English Language Proficiency Assessment Test and admissions interview
• IELTS – minimum of 5.5 bands
• CLB level 6

Application and Admission Procedure

1. After submitting the Application Form and other supporting documents, the Registrar will issue a Conditional Letter of Acceptance to the applicant. The Conditional Letter acts as an invoice for tuition payment and is not a confirmation of admission at the College.
2. Upon meeting all admission requirements and paying tuition as set out in the Conditional Letter, the applicant will be issued a Letter of Admission.
3. An individual is considered enrolled at Canadian Khalsa College when a Letter of Admission is issued in the student’s name, with the letter date being the effective date.
4. Canadian Khalsa College reserves the right to revoke the Letter of Admission and/or terminate
   student admission at any time if the applicant is found inadmissible because:
   1. The applicant misrepresents their supporting documents.
   2. The applicant refuses to comply with the College policies.

Upon the withdrawal of the Letter of Admission, the applicant is no longer considered a student
of Canadian Khalsa College; the applicant may not use the revoked Letter of Admission as proof
of admission under any circumstances.

Program Admission Enrolment:
Canadian Khalsa College adheres to the mandates instituted in the Private Training Act Policy Manual of
the Private Training Institutions Branch. Thus,

1. No student can be enrolled in a program without having met all the admission requirements.
2. No student can be enrolled in two different programs within a study term, whether the programs are part of the same pathway or not.
3. Canadian Khalsa College cannot charge fees other than those that correspond to the program into which a student has been admitted.

Canadian Khalsa College is regulated by the Private Training Institutions Branch of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training. www.privatetraininginstitutions.gov.bc.ca