Institutional Registration and Financial Assistance
Health and Beauty Canadian College (HBCC) is registered as a private career college under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
Financial assistance may be available to qualified students. Information and guidance regarding financial aid and loan applications are provided through the Admissions Department. Tuition fees are tax deductible, and official tax receipts are issued for all tuition paid.
Approved Diploma Programs
The following full-time vocational diploma programs are approved under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
- Hairstylist
- Medical Esthetician
- Personal Support Worker (PSW)
- Early Childhood Assistant (ECA)
- Medical Laboratory Technician/Assistant (MLA/T)
- Pharmacy Assistant
Available Financial Assistance Programs
Eligible students may qualify for one or more of the following funding options:
1. College Payment Plans
Health and Beauty Canadian College offers structured payment plans for qualified students to support manageable tuition payments.
2. Government Assistance – Better Jobs Ontario (formerly Second Career)
Better Jobs Ontario provides financial assistance to eligible individuals seeking training for in-demand occupations. For additional employment services, contact Employment Ontario at 1-800-387-5656.
Better Jobs Ontario · Employment Ontario
3. Bank Student Lines of Credit
Most major Canadian banks offer Student Lines of Credit for career training and professional education.
4. Windmill Microlending
Windmill Microlending is a registered Canadian charity that has supported newcomers since 2005 by providing low-interest loans of up to $15,000 to skilled immigrants and refugees.
These microloans can be used to cover:
- Licensing and qualifying exam fees
- Credential assessments
- Tuition and books
- Course materials
- Childcare and living expenses during training
- English or French language training
- Other costs related to Canadian accreditation and career development
Eligibility assessment: referral.windmillmicrolending.org
Learn more about Windmill Microlending: watch the video on YouTube
5. Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)
The Canada Revenue Agency Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) allows individuals to withdraw funds from their RRSPs to finance education and training.
Lifelong Learning Plan (Canada.ca)
6. Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
WSIB may provide funding for eligible individuals requiring rehabilitation, retraining, or educational upgrading following a workplace injury.
7. Aboriginal and First Nations Funding
Funding may be available through Indigenous Services Canada for eligible First Nations, Inuit, and Métis learners.
Indigenous Services Canada – Post-secondary education
Applying for government student aid?
College staff will never ask for your OSAP password, OSAP access number or Social Insurance Number, and will never complete your application for you. Enter them only on the official OSAP website, osap.gov.on.ca.
Contact Information
For further information regarding financial assistance or admissions, please contact:
Health and Beauty Canadian College – Admissions Department
416-917-4747 · Send us a message