Seneca Polytechnic

Enrolling in the Workplace Safety and Prevention program at Seneca Polytechnic’s King Campus was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made—for both my career and personal growth. If you're even remotely considering a future in health and safety, stop thinking and start applying. This program delivers.

The instructors are experienced professionals who don’t just read off PowerPoint slides—they bring real-world scenarios into the classroom and challenge you to think critically about everything from ergonomics and industrial hygiene to risk management and current legislation. The curriculum strikes the perfect balance between academic rigor and hands-on learning. You won't just study safety—you'll start living it.

The King Campus itself? Beautiful. It’s hard to stress out when you’re surrounded by trails, lakes, and wildlife. The peaceful environment gives your brain the space it needs to absorb some very intense subject matter—because make no mistake, this is a challenging program. But it's also incredibly rewarding.

I came in with a passion for prevention and graduated with the tools, confidence, and certifications needed to make a real impact in the field. The networking opportunities, peer support, and access to industry resources were top-notch. I left feeling ready—not just to land a job, but to change the game in workplace safety.

The Acting for Camera and Voice program at Seneca was one of the best things I’ve done in my life. All of the professors are professional actors, are incredible at what they do, and are even more incredible at showing students that they are truly invested in their futures and want them to succeed. The course offers training for a variety of different acting methods and tools including Theatre, Voiceover, Movement, Vocal training, Acting for Film and TV and many more lessons to enrich the minds and souls of any actor. I would highly recommend this program for anyone who wants to get into the acting world.

This school was the only one with any vocal focus for voice actors, that alone set it above other schools for me, and while you get that course late, the program teaches you so much more. Coming in as someone who already has taken acting classes since childhood, they were still able to teach me new ways to asses scripts and further my craft. The one time a teacher had any issue with me it was because I called them out for being transphobic, and their clear bias against voice actors, and asked them to treat the class with respect, the teacher decided this was a threat from me, the resolution was to put me in a different class so I could continue to learn without the hostile teacher. One issue in 2 years of schooling is low, Sheridan had an issue with profs telling students their art was shit, witch is worse imo, than the old relic who will be replaced in time being out of date with their views and lack of forward thinking into what the industry is continuing to move towards. But that is simply one prof, every single other prof was phenomenal including the replacement prof I got, each teacher aside that one took the time to try and understand how to help their students and learn with them to create their next acting steps, Mark, Bridgett, Tom, Rick and so many more continue to be involved in helping students find the best path for them, so aside one really rotten apple, this school is a must with the best profs you could ask for and a curriculum that matches teaching the whole of the industry witch most of not all other programs lacked when I attended.