Frequently Asked Questions

Visit the Quick Train Canada catalogue to browse our available training options. In addition to searching by cost, duration, and availability, you can filter by subject to find a training offering that aligns with your interests. Once you have selected an offering, you will be redirected to the registration page of the institution providing the training, where you can complete your registration.

Quick Train Canada’s offerings are available in various formats. After selecting a training from the catalogue, you will find more details about the format (in-person, online, hybrid) and specific requirements of the offering.

Upon successfully completing your training, learners will receive a certificate of completion, digital badge, or other formal acknowledgement from the institution delivering the course.

Yes, learners can enroll in offerings held in provinces different from their own. For in-person training, attendance at all in-person components is required for successful completion. Online offerings can be completed from anywhere in Canada. If a desired training is unavailable in your province, consider looking at other institutions that may have similar offerings in your field of interest. Explore the Quick Train Canada catalogue for options.

Quick Train Canada encourages learners to review the enrollment details for the institution they are applying to before registering. Learners are subject to the course withdrawal policies of the institution providing the training. Deadlines, fees, and how a withdrawal may be reflected on your transcript can be found on the institution’s website.

Quick Train Canada previously offered fully funded training to registrants as part of the Government of Canada’s Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program from February 2023 to March 31, 2024. However, this funding period has now ended, and the training available during this time is no longer open for registration.

We encourage learners interested in fully funded training to stay updated by regularly visiting quicktraincanada.ca and signing up for our newsletter to be notified when new training becomes available. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out.

You are eligible for a T2202 tuition tax credit if you took a course at a Canadian institution that meets the following criteria:

• The course was at a post-secondary institution.
• For individuals 16 or older at the end of the year, the course was for developing or improving occupational skills, and the institution is certified by the Minister of Employment and Social Development Canada.

To qualify, the fees you paid to each educational institution must be more than $100.

If you need further information or to request an official tax receipt or a completed T2202 tax form, please reach out to the institution where you took the course.

Employers looking to partner with Quick Train Canada institutions can provide their employees with access to short-cycle, industry-relevant training at accredited Canadian institutions. These trainings are designed to build essential skills in weeks, not years. Through options like custom cohorts, group rates, and national partnerships, Quick Train Canada offers access to tailored training solutions to equip employees with the expertise needed to succeed in Canada’s changing economy.

To learn more about partnership opportunities or to explore how Quick Train Canada can support your workforce development goals, connect with us at [email protected].