The leadership team at Mississauga Career College is committed to providing accessible education and career training opportunities for students
Dr. Sherif William, College Director at Mississauga Career College
Students at Mississauga Career College receive hands-on training and personalized guidance through programs supported by AAC Anba Abraam Charity
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, October 9, 2024 /
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AAC Anba Abraam Charity is proud to strengthen its commitment to education by supporting
Mississauga Career College (MCC), an institution known for its focus on career development and specialized training. This partnership is part of AAC’s broader mission to provide educational opportunities to underserved communities, empowering individuals to achieve personal growth and self-sufficiency through accessible education.
Mississauga Career College is at the forefront of providing diverse learning opportunities for students of all backgrounds, including new Canadians, international students and youth. With a commitment to affordable education, the college offers a variety of programs that cater to those seeking career changes, new skills or enhanced training. Through small class sizes, personalized instruction and innovative learning environments, MCC delivers a supportive and impactful educational experience.
Through its ongoing support, AAC Anba Abraam Charity helps amplify the impact of Mississauga Career College’s vital programs, including its renowned Pre-Medical Program. By supporting initiatives, like the Pre-Medical Program, AAC is helping students not only access education but also thrive in demanding fields, such as healthcare, thereby creating long-term impact for individuals and communities. This accelerated 20-months course prepares students for medical school, saving them years of preparation time while offering guaranteed admissions to affiliated universities. It is tailored for high school graduates and early college students who aspire to enter the healthcare field. By focusing on intensive foundational medical knowledge and practical skills, the program enables students to pursue their medical ambitions with confidence.
“We believe in accessible education that transforms lives,” said Dr. Sherif William, College Director at Mississauga Career College. “Our Pre-Medical Program, in particular, is a game-changer for students with dreams of becoming doctors. With AAC Anba Abraam Charity’s support, we are able to offer even more opportunities to our community.”
Click here to watch the video of Dr. William and Manal Boutros, Chief Development Officer (CDO) Liaison Officer at AAC Anba Abraam Charity, touring Mississauga Career College. The video provides an inside look at the college’s facilities and showcases how programs, like the Pre-Medical Program, are making a lasting impact on students’ lives.
AAC Anba Abraam Charity is deeply committed to fostering growth and increasing human capital within underserved communities. Through strategic partnerships, like the one with Mississauga Career College, AAC strives to uplift individuals by providing them with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the workforce. The charity’s vision is rooted in supporting education as a tool to create self-sufficiency and long-term impact. By promoting educational access and supporting programs that develop essential skills, AAC plays a critical role in empowering individuals to achieve their full potential and contribute meaningfully to society.
“Our goal at AAC Anba Abraam Charity is to empower communities by expanding access to high-quality education,” said Manal Boutros. “We are proud to support initiatives, like the Pre-Medical Program, at Mississauga Career College because they offer life-changing opportunities that open doors for students, helping them build brighter futures and contribute to the well-being of their communities.”
This collaboration is a natural extension of AAC’s commitment to building stronger communities by increasing access to education and fostering the development of human capital. By supporting education-focused initiatives, AAC Anba Abraam Charity helps bridge gaps in opportunity, enabling individuals to build sustainable careers and drive positive change in their communities.
About AAC Anba Abraam Charity
Founded in 1994, AAC Anba Abraam Charity is dedicated to creating sustainable, long-term impacts through its wide range of initiatives aimed at addressing critical social issues. These include providing access to essential resources, such as food, education and income-generating opportunities. Through its food banks, career-training programs and community-based projects, AAC is committed to helping individuals and families achieve lasting self-sufficiency and stability. The charity’s focus on inclusivity ensures that support is extended to all people, regardless of their religion, race, ethnicity or gender, with the goal of fostering stronger, more resilient communities
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Dr. Sherif William, College Director at Mississauga Career College
Students at Mississauga Career College receive hands-on training and personalized guidance through programs supported by AAC Anba Abraam Charity
AAC Anba Abraam Charity Expands Access to Education: A Tour of Mississauga Career College