Financing your education is an important step, and you don't have to navigate it alone. At Vancouver Career College, our team will help you explore available financial options and understand what you may qualify for based on your individual situation.

Funding options such as government student loans, grants and payment plans may be available to eligiblestudents. Our Student Financial Planners are here to guide you through the process and help you take the next step with confidence.

Financial Options Overview

There are several ways to help fund your education, depending on your individual situation:

Government Student Loans



The British Columbia government may provide financial assistance for eligible students. Funding is typically applied toward tuition, with additional support for living expenses in some cases.

Student Lines of Credit

Financial institutions may offer student lines of credit that allow you to borrow as needed and focus on your studies.

Grants and Bursaries

Non-repayable funding, such as government grants and bursaries, may be available to eligible students based on financial need and program requirements.

Funding Through Government Agencies 

Programs such as WorkBC and other government agencies may provide funding for individuals retraining for a new career.
 

Personalized Financial Support 

Our Student Financial Planners will help you explore available options, idenfity potential sources of funding, and guide you through the application process.

Payment Plans

Many students choose to pay tuition using structured payment plans that spread costs over the duration of the program. Speak with a Student Financial Planner to see what’s available for your program and campus.

Scholarships

We believe financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of your goals. Scholarships may be available to help make your education more accessible.

Vancouver Career College has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships, supporting students from a wide range of backgrounds - including recent graduates, career changers, and working professionals.

Speak with a Student Financial Planner to learn what you may qualify for and how to apply.