DEA Canadian College is a North Vancouver institution offering language education and career training in British Columbia.
DEA Canadian College is located in North Vancouver, within the Coastal Mountains of British Columbia. Its address is #160-700 Marine Drive, North Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7M 1H3. The college's founder and director is Yalda Ahmadvand. Contact details include the phone number (604) 770-4659 and the email admin@deacollege.ca.
The college's mission is to become Canada's most reputable brand in education and provide the highest quality language education and career training. It aims to help students develop high-quality, professional skills that are recognized in the workplace. The college provides an inspiring, respectful, and supportive learning environment for students with a variety of backgrounds and abilities.
The college offers programs in English, healthcare, business, teaching education, childcare education and community health, technology and trades, kids and teens camps, languages, and esthetics. Listed offerings include a TESOL Diploma, a Diploma in Business Administration + COOP, and NPPE Preparation and Cybersecurity under technology and trades. Its teachers are certified and work to help students explore their unique skills.
The college is accredited by provincial and federal bodies designated to ensure high-quality programs and industry-relevant training. Its accreditations include the Province of British Columbia's Education Quality Assurance (EQA) Designation, Languages Canada, the Better Business Bureau (BBB), and TESL Canada. It is also a designated B.C. Private Training Institution.
The college organizes small events to encourage student interaction and engagement. Listed student services include a student residence, a homestay program, health and wellness services in partnership with Cure Medical Clinic, counselling and mental health support, and health and performance support. Multi-faith and quiet spaces are available, and airport transfer pick-up or drop-off is offered.
The college lists two admission routes: mature students without a high school diploma, and applicants with a high school diploma, which is the standard requirement.