From January 12th to January 19th, 2006 the Chairperson from Higher Interactive Learning Limited (HILL), a domestic first-class supplier of education and training resources in China visited Ottawa for an official partnership signing ceremony with Willis College of Business & Technology Canada specializing in the business, technology and clean/renewable energy sectors.

(TORONTO – JANUARY 9, 2006) What do technology, health care, animation and automobiles have in common? They are all courses being taught by leading industry experts in career colleges throughout Ontario, and they are a snapshot of the growing diversity of the sector.

November Fridays in the nation’s capital can be grey days but there was celebration on the 2nd at Willis College of Business and Technology as another group of social services benefit recipients graduated from an ESPORT and PLATO transition program to the world of work. Most clients already have jobs in spite of some long histories of unemployment. In some cases, clients of the Willis program had never worked.

OTTAWA, Ontario - April 21, 2004 - Ottawa-based Willis College of Business & Technology is known for their contributions and for their ability to fulfill the needs of other companies and now, in cooperation with the Shanghai Vocational Training Center is offering a special 20-day training program designed for teachers of e-Commerce. This special event is running from April 1 to April 29, 2004 and is presented by John Mihailov and Peter MacKinnon of Ottawa with China317.com of Shanghai, China.

Jerry Lanouette is a man with a mission. The president of the Odawa Native Friendship Centre is determined to position the Centre as a major source for information technology training for the region's Aboriginal peoples.

The entire Willis College family extends our deepest sympathies to Helen Cross and her family for the sudden loss of her son, Rahontsiio Cross. We share in their grief as Rahontsiio had established a special place in our hearts.

Meet the 2002 - 2004 recipients of the Joseph T. Norton Scholarship.

Ottawa-based Willis College of Business and Technology will set a precedent in Canadian education this fall by offering courses that can be credited towards a university degree in business and information technology.