Thank you.
We’ve got your request.
Someone from Oxford will call you soon, usually today. Until then, there’s nothing you need to do.
You've already done the hard part.
Deciding is the part people put off for years. Everything after this is smaller than it looks — a conversation, some numbers, a date on a calendar. And you won’t be doing any of it on your own.
WHY THIS WAS A GOOD CALL
Three reasons to feel good about it.
1
These are trades, taught by people who worked them
Oxford instructors come out of the field they teach. What you learn is what the job actually asks of you on a Tuesday afternoon.
2
Ontario healthcare needs people, and will keep needing them
These are not fields that thin out. Employers across the province are hiring, and they hire the people who trained properly.
3
You are not job-hunting alone at the end of this
Oxford’s Career Services team works with you on your résumé, your interviews and the employer introductions that matter in your field — and keeps working with you after you graduate.
YOU'LL BE IN GOOD COMPANY
Nobody in the room got there by accident.
If you are worried you'll be the oldest, the newest, or the only one starting over — you won't be. A typical cohort looks something like this.
Straight out of high school
Nineteen, certain, and wanting a career before their friends have picked a major.
Already in healthcare
PSWs and support workers who want more responsibility and a credential to go with it.
Starting over at 35
Leaving a trade, an office, or another country, with a family at home and a reason to finish.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Three easy things, and none of them hard.
1
An advisor calls you
Usually the same day, from a local Ontario number. Miss it and they'll email and try again — you won't be forgotten.
2
You talk it through
Which program fits, tuition, funding, campus, and how it works around the life you already have. Ask anything. Nothing is signed on a phone call.
3
You pick a start date
Whichever intake suits you. The decision stays yours, and the date can move if your circumstances do.
Until then: sit tight. There's nothing you need to prepare, send, or fill in.
IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING
When will someone call?
Usually the same business day. Evenings and weekends roll over to the next working morning.
Am I committing to anything?
No. The call is information, not enrolment. Nothing is signed, nothing is owed, and you can stop at any point.
What if I'm still deciding between programs?
That's normal, and it's what the call is for. Your advisor can walk you through how two or three of them differ in length, cost and day-to-day work.
Would rather not wait, or something isn't right? Call us and we'll sort it the same day.