Confederation College has announced that it is suspending 11 programs.

The decision was approved by its Board of Governors on Wednesday.

A review of enrollment trends, financial performance, and labour market data led to the decision.

Affected programs include:

School of Business, Hospitality and Media Arts:

• Business – Human Resource
• Business Administration – Human Resources
• Culinary Management
• Human Resource Management
• International Business Management

School of Engineering Technology, Trades and Aviation:

• Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician
• Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technician
• Instrumentation Engineering Technician – Process Automation

School of Health, Negahneewin and Community Service:

• Dental Assisting – Levels I and II
• Educational Support

Currently enrolled students will be able to complete their studies.

The suspensions is impacting four per cent of projected incoming domestic students starting in September.

The college’s admissions and recruitment teams are working with applicants to try and find alternative program options.

“These decisions are never taken lightly. While we must ensure our long-term sustainability, our focus remains on supporting our students and employees throughout this transition,” said President Michelle Salo, “As the education and employment landscape evolves, Confederation College remains committed to delivering high-quality, career-focused programs that equip students with the skills they need to succeed.”

Anyone impacted by the suspensions has been notified.