About SBC
Saskatoon Business College is registered with the Ministry of Advanced Education and as such has approval to offer diploma programs. Our mission is to provide the highest quality education and training that is current, challenging, and relevant to the global marketplace.
SBC provides short (9-12 month) diploma programs for students seeking professional training to work in a variety of business or administrative environments. For more information, here is a list of SBC Diploma Programs.
History
In June 1907 Saskatoon Business College (SBC) was founded by Mr. E. A. Marshall. For many decades the college served as a major source of post-secondary business education for Saskatchewan students; its two primary subject areas were secretarial arts and accounting. Its linkage to a national association gave it continuity in curricula and evaluation; thus, SBC established the standard of quality in business education.
The Chapman family assumed ownership in 1951. In 1960 SBC moved physically from its Second Avenue home to Third Avenue across from City Hall where today it occupies 25,000 square feet in three interconnected buildings.
Today SBC remains true to its roots, striving for excellence and providing practical training to prepare tomorrow’s professional workforce. In addition to employing many talented and richly experienced instructors, the quality of its graduates has given SBC an excellent reputation.
SBC is a proud recipient of the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce SABEX Hall of Fame Award in 2023. SABEX is Saskatoon’s premier business awards program honouring businesses and non-profit organizations that exemplify high performance, quality, and achievement.
Contact US
Tel: 306-244-6333 or
Toll Free in Canada
1-800-679-7711
Tel: 306-244-6340 or
Toll Free in Canada
1-800-679-7711
Mailing Address:
Saskatoon Business College
221 Third Avenue North
Saskatoon Saskatchewan, S7K 2H7
Ask specific questions about the college application process for your chosen program. Visit our admission page for more details.
SBC is conveniently located downtown:
- Across the street from City Hall (main entrance)
- Half block north of the city bus terminal
- One block to Francis Morrison Library
- Two blocks from The Open Door and the Newcomer Information Centre
- Three blocks from the river
- Walking distance to shopping
