Operating in over 40 locations throughout the province, Saskatchewan's regional college system provide adults in the rural and northern parts of the province with an array of programs and services.

The four types of programming available include basic education, vocational/technical training, university courses, and non-credit programing, which comprises training for industry and community development programs. The regional colleges also provide adult learners with a variety of career and student support services to assist them in successfully completing their studies.

The above-noted programs and services are offered through a variety of modes including face-to-face communication, multimode, SCN and most recently, Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL).

Lakeland College in Lloydminster also serves Saskatchewan students in the northwestern part of the province, but is administered by Alberta's provincial legislation. Saskatchewan provides Lakeland College funding in recognition of the programs and services offered to Saskatchewan students.

Please note in 2008 Prairie West and Cypress Hills Regional Colleges almalgamated to form Great Plains College.

Check our map for the regional college nearest you.