In The News

Camosun College has been awarded $200,000 in start-up funding from the provincial Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training to support increased access to web technology and engineering graphics certificate programs.

NIC’s School of Fine Arts and Design welcomed Victoria‐based artist Rick Leong to its Comox Valley campus on January 18.

Some hurdles are greater than others, but those who embark on a journey at Selkirk College have the option of seeking financial relief through bursaries that help ease the strain.

Learning English was only the beginning for this new Canadian and his college career

An internationally renowned master carver and Indigenous artist is setting up shop at Okanagan College this winter to pass on the traditional skills and knowledge he has honed over a 25-year career working with wood.

John Crockford never expected to end up in the trades, but good timing, a willingness to explore new career options and an opportunity to earn his Interprovincial Red Seal at NIC made all the difference.

With big goals to be part of the solution for a brighter environmental future in British Columbia, Brian Bjorkland enrolled in Okanagan College’s Water Engineering Technology program and is now among 427 students receiving their credentials at the College’s first convocation ceremony of 2018.

PACES Daycare Society has been selected to occupy the daycare space at Northwest Community College currently occupied by the Terrace and District Community Services Child Care Centre (TDCSS). PACES is expected to begin providing daycare services at the facility January 29, 2018.

Camosun College is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Phil Venoit to the Board of Governors.

The Board of Governors at Langara College welcomes two new members appointed by the Province of British Columbia. Both individuals have been appointed for an initial one-year term, effective January 1, 2018.