Canada Training Credit (CTC)
Canada Training Credit (CTC) is a program run by the Canada Revenue Agency that gives up to $250 a year to Canadian residents aged 26 to 65 who file a tax return and pay fees to an eligible school or certified skills training provider. Checked on the official page on October 6, 2026.
Up to $250 a year
You likely qualify if: Canadian resident all year; Aged 26 to 65 at the end of the year; Fees qualify for the tuition tax credit; You have a credit limit above zero.
Free. Never pay anyone to apply.
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A refundable federal tax credit that helps pay for training and school fees. Your credit limit grows by $250 each year you qualify, up to $5,000 over your lifetime. You can claim the lower of your credit limit or 50% of your eligible fees, and you may get a refund if the credit is more than the tax you owe.
Who qualifies
Canadian residents aged 26 to 65 who file a tax return and pay fees to an eligible school or certified skills training provider.
You likely qualify if:
- Canadian resident all year
- Aged 26 to 65 at the end of the year
- Fees qualify for the tuition tax credit
- You have a credit limit above zero
What to bring
- Schedule 11 filled in with your tax return
Dates
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