YORKTON — Suncrest College is excited to announce that applications for 2026 programs are now officially open. Alongside its existing program offerings, the college is proud to introduce two brand-new programs designed to meet the growing needs of students and employers across Saskatchewan.
New Programs for 2026 :
- Computer Networking Technician Certificate – Offered in Yorkton and brokered through Saskatchewan Polytechnic, this program will welcome 15 learners in Fall 2026. Graduates will gain the credentials needed to write the Cisco Certified Network Associate exam and pursue additional certifications from Cisco, CompTIA, and Microsoft.
- Mental Health & Wellness Diploma – Offered in Nipawin in partnership with Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, this two-year program will also enroll 15 students in Fall 2026. Through classroom instruction, counselling labs, and field placements, students will learn and apply both Indigenous and Western-based holistic approaches to healing and addiction counselling.
"Bringing programs like the Computer Networking Technician Certificate and Mental Health & Wellness Diploma to our region ensures learners can access high-demand training close to home," said Teri Thompson, VP of Academic and Learner Engagement at Suncrest College. "We’re helping prepare a skilled workforce to meet the needs of local employers and industries."
Program Availability and Admissions
- Suncrest College is the only place in Saskatchewan to take Diagnostic Medical Sonography and Professional Firefighting. In addition to these unique programs, Suncrest College offers a variety of programs in health care, business, education, trades, and university across North -east Central Saskatchewan, see www.suncrestcollege.ca for a full list of program offerings. Admission for most programs is on a first-qualified, first-admitted basis. Learners can apply online at suncrest.ca, we encourage early applications to increase the likelihood of being accepted to the program rather than placed on a waitlist.
For those interested in university programs, connect with an advisor to find out the best options for you. Learners can take courses from University of Regina, First Nation University of Canda or the University of Saskatchewan at Suncrest College. Learners must apply directly to the University of their choice.
Applications for Fall 2026 programs are now open.
