Southeast College is a public college in southeast Saskatchewan, with campuses in five communities and an emphasis on trades and technology.
Southeast College is a public college funded through a base operating grant and program support from the provincial government department of Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training. Its Weyburn Campus and Administrative Office is located at 633 King Street, Weyburn, Saskatchewan S4H 2S5. The college serves a region of over 70 communities spread across 20,000 square kilometers in southeast Saskatchewan.
Southeast College was originally established in 1975 as the South East Region Community College, part of a new college system in Saskatchewan. Following the proclamation of the Regional Colleges Act in 1987, it was renamed Southeast Regional College. In 1990, the college established the Energy Training Institute to meet the growing training needs of southeast Saskatchewan's energy industry. To celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2015, the college received a brand refresh and was officially renamed Southeast College.
The college offers expert training in a wide variety of fields, with an emphasis on trades and technology, along with adult basic education options. Its vision is changing lives, building strong sustainable communities to lead in a changing world. Its mission is transforming our communities through innovative educational opportunities. Its core values are Innovative, Collaborative, and Sustainable.
The college operates campuses in Assiniboia, Estevan, Indian Head, Weyburn, and Whitewood. Student facilities and services include free student parking, student accommodation listings, a Student Support Centre, an Information Technology Department Helpdesk, and career advising with in-house career workshops.