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Welcome
At Open Learning, education is available to anyone, anytime and anywhere. You can:
- Enrol 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year
- Register in courses without having to enrol in a program
- Study at a time and place that is convenient for you
- Receive credit for education achieved through prior work and learning experiences
- Transfer and gain recognition for credits from other recognized institutions.
We offer over 55 programs and 550 courses. Plan your studies around your schedule, instead of the other way around. We can partner with you, whether you are completing a degree, certificate or diploma; adding to your current education through single courses; or simply taking the opportunity to participate in higher education for the first time.