Sask Polytech

For many, a post-secondary education is the key to tomorrow – an important milestone offering you a world of benefits and opportunities.

One obvious benefit is it can lead to higher earning potential and improved career opportunities. The skills you learn in school can help you hit the ground running when it comes time to start a job.

You have a chance to develop critical thinking skills, improved communication abilities, and an expanded knowledge and understanding of the world.

And then there are the social benefits of a post-secondary education. You connect with like minded individuals and start making contacts in your chosen field. Plus, becoming part of these communities can expose you to different perspectives and ideas.

Overall, a post-secondary education can have a significant impact on your personal and professional life… and it all starts at Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Sask Polytechnic is a post secondary institution offering a technical education and skills training in Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Regina and Saskatoon and is recognized nationally and internationally for its expertise and innovation.

They serve 26,000 distinct students with programs that touch every sector offering over 150 programs in:

• applied/visual media
• aviation
• basic education
• business
• community/human services
• engineering technology
• health services
• hospitality/food services
• industrial/trades
• natural resources
• nursing
• technology
• recreation
• tourism
• science
• And the provide training to apprentices in several trades.

Sask Polytec in Prince Albert has cultivated a reputation of being one of the most accommodating schools for students – offering beautiful housing for student families, daycare, emergency funding, awesome counseling, and fabulous indigenous advisors that go above and beyond.

And everyone at Sask Polytec is there to help make life easier for people in the community to pursue their dreams and they’ll do whatever they can to help you succeed.

“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”