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snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College, AFOA Canada, and AFOA British Columbia (AFOA BC) are pleased to announce the first graduates from the Indigenous Financial Management Certificate. Thirteen women working in First Nations governments across British Columbia achieved the certificate as part of the first-ever cohort of this program.

A partnership between the City of Castlegar and the School of Environment & Geomatics since 2018, students working towards careers in the forest industry have been helping clear brush and rid forest floors of dangerous natural fuel build-up in several different locations around the community. In the first week of September, the current cohort of learners turned their attention the historic park along the banks of the Columbia River.

In response to the increasing demand for heavy duty mechanics across Canada, Vancouver Community College has teamed up with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to offer training for aspiring vehicle technicians in the military.

Camosun College's graduating Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering Technology students presented their cutting-edge Capstone projects to potential employers and the public at a Symposium.

CNC has created a new dry lab at its Prince George campus to provide more space for students in the growing medical laboratory technology sciences program. The expansion and new equipment will ensure CNC students get the hands-on training they need to succeed in the growing field of health care.

The Langara College Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) diploma program has been awarded a full five-year accreditation from the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation (CMTCA), the maximum period that can be awarded to an institution.

CNC has created a new dry lab at its Prince George campus to provide more space for students in the growing medical laboratory technology sciences program ensuring CNC students will get the hands-on training they need to succeed in the growing field of health care.

When Shawnacy Emde first stepped into the welding booth at the Northern Lights College Trades Training Centre, she was a little nervous. The Grade 11 student has never experienced holding fire in her hands, so to speak.

Coast Mountain College (CMTN) recently partnered with Contact North BC to offer Carpentry Apprenticeship Level 1 as a pilot program for delivering Trades training in a combined online and in-person format.

Coast Mountain College recently partnered with Contact North BC to offer Carpentry Apprenticeship Level 1 as a pilot program for delivering Trades training in a combined online and in-person format.