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At DataWiz College, our Admissions Advisors are here to support both current and prospective students in setting educational goals, selecting suitable programs, and planning their careers and personal development. Our knowledgeable Financial Aid Advisor will take your interests, background, experience, and existing skills into account while helping you make informed decisions about which program to join. The main role of the Admission Advisor is to help you chart a clear path toward career success and achieving your professional aspirations.

Make Your Education Affordable and Manageable

Flexible Monthly Installment Payment Plans

At DataWiz College, we understand that managing tuition costs can be a challenge. That’s why we offer flexible monthly installment payment plans designed to fit your budget.

With our monthly plan, tuition and material costs are divided evenly over the duration of your program. The first payment is due on your program start date, and the final payment is scheduled approximately one month before your program ends. This plan allows you to focus on your studies without worrying about interest or unexpected financial burdens

How to Get Started:

To learn more or set up your payment plan, simply fill out our contact us form and one of our Financial Aid Officers will guide you through the process.

Flexible Payment Options to Support Your Education

Interest-Free Financing

At DataWiz College, we believe financial limitations should not prevent motivated students from pursuing career-focused education. For students who may not have access to traditional funding sources, we offer interest-free financing options designed to make education more accessible and manageable.

Our experienced Financial Aid Officers are committed to supporting you every step of the way by reviewing your options, explaining available options, and guiding you through the application process.

Our Commitment:

By offering interest-free financing, DataWiz College aims to reduce financial stress and help students focus on gaining the skills and training needed for long-term career success.

How to Get Started:

To learn more or set up your payment plan, simply fill out our contact us form and one of our Financial Aid Officers will guide you through the process.

Better Job Ontario

The Ontario government’s Better Jobs Ontario program is a cost-sharing grant that helps laid-off workers with skills training that prepares them for jobs in the fields which are and will be in demand. Applicants who qualify can receive financial help for payment towards tuition, books and supplies, transportation and living expenses associated with their education.
The Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) will grant each qualified student up to a maximum of $28,000 to cover tuition, books, transportation and living expenses for up to two years. Successful applicants may be required to contribute towards their training. As per the MCU guidelines, the program must be no more than two years in length and should lead to a specified career path, and should allow the students to pursue one year of academic upgrading, if required.

Better Jobs Ontario (BJO) – Get Funding for Career Training

Better Jobs Ontario is a government grant program that helps unemployed or underemployed Ontarians get the skills they need for in-demand jobs — fast. If you're thinking about training for a new career, this program can cover your tuition and other major costs.

1. What is Better Jobs Ontario?

Better Jobs Ontario (formerly known as Second Career) is a funding program by the Government of Ontario. It helps people who are unemployed, laid off, or in low-income jobs retrain for new careers in high-demand industries. The program provides financial support for eligible training programs offered at colleges — including private career colleges like ours.

2. What Does the Grant Cover?

If you qualify, Better Jobs Ontario can help pay for:

Tuition fees
Books and supplies
Transportation
Basic living expenses (up to $500 per week)
Childcare, disability supports, and more (based on need)

Funding Limits:

Up to $28,000 for training programs 1 year or less
Up to $35,000 for longer programs (in certain cases)

3. Who Can Apply?

You may be eligible if:

You’ve been laid off and are currently unemployed or underemployed
You’ve been unemployed for 6+ months and are from a low-income household
You’re on Ontario Works (OW) or ODSP
You’re a gig worker, youth, or newcomer struggling to get stable employment
You can show that training will lead to a job in demand

Eligibility is assessed by an Employment Ontario service provider, and each application is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

4. What Programs Can You Take?

You can take full-time, industry-recognized training programs that:

Are in demand in Ontario’s job market
Can be completed in 1–2 years
Lead to a job with strong employment prospects
Are offered at registered private career colleges, community colleges, or approved training institutions

Examples of eligible training:
✔ Health care & PSW programs
✔ Technology & IT certifications
✔ Skilled trades training
✔ Business, logistics, and office admin programs
✔ Truck driving (AZ license)
✔ Micro-credentials and certificate programs

5. How Do I Apply?

Follow these steps:

Contact an Employment Ontario office – they’ll guide you through the application process and help assess your eligibility.
Choose your program – you’ll need to compare at least three training providers, including a public college and a private career college.
Gather your documents – such as proof of layoff, employment history, education background, and financial info.
Apply with support – your EO advisor will help you submit the full application package.

Want help? Our admissions team can walk you through the training options available and connect you with a local Employment Ontario service provider.