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Focused Theory
Build a foundation in anatomy, physiology, patient care, emergency medicine, communication and other core paramedic competencies.
Primary Care Paramedic
Ontario Learn and Stay Grant Eligible
Your path to becoming a Paramedic could have tuition covered.
Train for a meaningful career in emergency healthcare with CTS Canadian Career College. Eligible students may qualify for free tuition and books through the Ontario Learn and Stay Grant
Career training with purpose
Prepare for the moments when people need you most.
CTS combines academic theory, practical skills development and real-world experience to help prepare students for the demands of a career as a Primary Care Paramedic.
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Practical Skills
Develop hands-on skills through guided training, simulation and practical scenarios designed around the realities of pre-hospital care.
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Field Experience
Apply your learning during required clinical and field placements before graduation and gain experience in real healthcare environments.
Ontario Learn and Stay Grant
Significant funding to eligible students.
The Ontario Learn and Stay Grant supports students in eligible healthcare programs who agree to work in the region where they studied after graduation.
Funding is provided by the Province of Ontario and is subject to
provincial eligibility requirements, application approval and
service commitment conditions. If required grant conditions are
not met, funding may be converted to a repayable loan.
For approved applicants, the grant can cover:
- Tuition
- Compulsory fees
- Books and learning materials
- Other eligible direct educational costs, such as certain supplies and equipment
Common eligibility requirements include Ontario residency, eligible citizenship or immigration status, enrolment in an eligible program, and a commitment to work in the same eligible region after graduation.
Ask Us About EligibilityHow your training comes together
From classroom learning to real-world patient care.
The program is designed to progressively build your knowledge, practical abilities and confidence before you enter clinical and field placement settings.
Online Theory
Develop the academic and clinical knowledge that supports safe, effective paramedic practice.
Skills Training
Practice assessment, treatment and emergency response techniques in structured hands-on environments.
Clinical & Field Placement
Put your training into practice while completing required real-world placement experience.
Why CTS
Career-focused training. Personal support. A faster path forward.
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Accelerated Format
Complete the Primary Care Paramedic program in approximately one year.
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Support From Day One
Admissions and Financial Aid teams help students understand program requirements and available funding options.
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Career-Relevant Experience
Hands-on training and required placements help connect what you learn to the realities of paramedic work.
Could the Learn and Stay Grant cover your training?
Tell us a little about yourself and our team can walk you through the next steps.
Request information
Take the first step toward a career as a Paramedic.
Complete the form and a CTS Admissions Counsellor can help you understand the program, admissions process, upcoming start dates and whether you may qualify for the Ontario Learn and Stay Grant.
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Review program and entrance requirements.
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Discuss campus availability and upcoming start dates.
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Learn how to apply for eligible provincial funding.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the program and grant?
Is the CTS Paramedic program really tuition-free?
Eligible students who are approved for the Ontario Learn and Stay Grant may have tuition and other eligible direct educational costs covered. Funding is not automatic and is subject to provincial eligibility, application approval and grant conditions.
What does the Ontario Learn and Stay Grant cover?
According to the Province of Ontario, eligible funding can cover tuition, compulsory fees, books and other direct educational costs such as certain supplies and equipment.
Is there a work commitment after graduation?
Yes. Grant recipients must meet the service commitment established by the Province, including working in the eligible region associated with their studies after graduation. The exact commitment is set out in the student's Service Commitment Agreement.
How long is the Paramedic program?
CTS lists the Primary Care Paramedic program as a 52-week / one-year program that includes theory, hands-on training and required clinical and field placements.
How do I find out if I qualify?
Submit the request form above. A CTS Admissions Counsellor can review the program requirements with you and connect you with the appropriate team to discuss the grant application and current provincial eligibility criteria.