The college's courses cover a variety of subjects including business, economics, sociology, English, computer operations, technical communications and Canadian business law. There will be 19 more courses added in September, including a small business series, accounting, criminal psychology and various writing courses. Some of the more popular courses are continuous intake allowing students to start courses at any time without having to wait for a semester to begin. On-line courses are growing in popularity because students can do the course work at home with their own computer within their own schedule. Students do not have to report to a class for a certain amount of time at a specified hour.
People taking on-line courses range from college and university students to seniors.
Member colleges recognize each other's courses and teachers and students are located across the province. Textbooks and course materials are sent to the students and all communication between teacher and student takes place by e-mail on the Internet. Students have access to a help desk 24 hours a day, seven days a week if they encounter any technical problems.