In The News

For Bachelor of Sport Management student Callie Swan, the project was the perfect opportunity to use her contacts in the local fitness community to find a project that combined her passion and skills.

Ladan Zahrai has always had a passion for education. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, she decided it was time to turn her passion into a career.

Raised in Chinatown is a new exhibit exploring Chinese Canadian youth culture in Vancouver from the 1910s to 1960s. Langara College students in the Design Formation program have collaborated with the Chinatown Storytelling Centre (CSC) to present the exhibit, which is on display until June 2023.

Okanagan College is launching a new program designed specifically to encourage women to consider a career in welding this winter/spring.

NIC graduate, Shalini Prejesh, is crediting the Port Alberni community and her move to Canada for helping her build confidence and a new career.

Students with limited or no previous experience in trades can access training that will lead to employment and future careers in construction, thanks to a program that starts at the end of January at Okanagan College’s Salmon Arm campus.

Pointing their acquired skills and knowledge towards leadership work on a wide range of community projects, fourth-year students in Selkirk College’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program completed the fall semester with tangible outcomes for the health care sector.

Northern Lights College launched its first Elders in Residence program this fall with the intention of integrating Indigenous knowledge in classrooms and service areas throughout the College.

A donation of $1.285 million will help open the doors to more women pursuing a career in a range of Red Seal trades programs at Camosun College.

Kapil Verma has always known that he would chart a different path for himself.