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Students throughout British Columbia will have more opportunities to pursue good-paying jobs in B.C.'s booming tech industry, which will ensure the province's employers have access to more homegrown talent.

With local, national and global demand for Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AME) soaring, Okanagan College is working with its industry partners to train the next generation of skilled technicians.

Camosun was honoured to receive two prestigious CICan Awards of Excellence this year. Two teams from Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen and the School of Trades and Technology were recognized at the conference for their exceptional work in the areas of Indigenous Education and Leadership Excellence.

Delegates from the Linyi Advanced School of Finance and Economics in Shandong Province in China visited Northern Lights College's Fort St. John campus.

Students from across BC will be able to study online to gain the applied business skills to work as office professionals, thanks to a new agreement between four BC colleges.

More extensive renovations to accommodateMore extensive renovations to accommodate industry-standard equipment will ensure power-engineering students at the College of New Caledonia can access up-to-date equipment and facilities. industry-standard equipment will ensure power-engineering students at the College of New Caledonia can access up-to-date equipment and facilities.

When students, faculty and staff move into the new campus for the College of New Caledonia (CNC) in Vanderhoof next year, they will benefit from a $5.2-million renovation and upgrade.

A new Indigenous housing building at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will offer culturally supportive housing, and will improve access to post-secondary education and training for Indigenous students in remote northern communities.

A successful career in the fashion industry carved out by Selkirk College alumna Alanah Jones can be traced back to her time spent at Kootenay Studio Arts in Nelson where she built the proper foundation for an exciting future.

Selkirk College is starting an exciting review of our strategic plan and the greater community is invited to play a role in helping shape the future. Together with Rossland-based Thoughtexchange, those who care about post-secondary in the region are being asked to join an interactive online discussion that will provide valuable information.