Military & Veterans

Education & Training for Canadian Armed Forces Personnel and Veterans

At Willis College, we are proud to support personnel of the Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans as they prepare for meaningful careers beyond military service.

Working with SISIP – Manulife and Veterans Affairs Canada and through our own dedicated Willis Military and Veterans Support (MVS) team, we offer education and training that recognizes the value of military experience while helping students build skills for today’s evolving workforce.

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No matter which program or career path you choose, you will have access to:

Full-Time Veteran Support

As a student of Willis, you will have access to a designated support coordinator to assist you throughout your college journey.

Transition Training

In addition to your technical training, the MVS team will also provide you with the necessary information on VAC, SISIP – Manulife, as well as career management skills to help you succeed beyond the classroom.

Lifetime Career Support

You’ll have access to ongoing career support, including resume assistance, interview preparation, job search guidance, and employer connections.

Lifelong Learning

Graduates can return to refresh their skills or take updated courses at no additional cost, helping them stay current as industries and related trades evolve.

Learning Together

Veterans or retiring CAF personnel attending Willis College may also be eligible to have a family member’s tuition covered while studying at the same time.

 

For more information on programs and services available to Canadian Armed Forces personnel and Veterans, please contact our Military and Veterans Support team at militaryandveterans@williscollege.ca or contact us using the form below.

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