Okanagan College student named Canada’s Top General Aviation Pilot Tag: Okanagan College
Okanagan College (OC) student Harmeet Garg is at his happiest when he is in the air flying.
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Okanagan College (OC) student Harmeet Garg is at his happiest when he is in the air flying.
Soaring careers in aviation. Sustainable building for the future. Life-changing health care roles. The social sciences that help us understand and better our world.
Students from Okanagan College represented Canada on the global stage this week, presenting their social enterprise business at a prestigious international competition and finishing in the final four of 32 teams.
Training to care for infants and toddlers in childcare settings has never been easier to access.
Those connections led her to where she is today, as a social entrepreneur with a fashion business aimed at sustainability in an industry that produces greenhouse gases at twice the rate of the airline industry.
Writers and fine artists in the North Okanagan have found a lot of reasons to celebrate this fall. Fifteen years’ worth of reasons, to be exact.
Move over, cafeteria lunch trays: locally produced foods and goods are sliding into the spotlight at Okanagan College this September.
Okanagan College students will once again be competing for the Canadian title after qualifying for the Enactus National Exposition with a first-place finish in their league during the semi-final round.
Now a multi-trillion dollar a year industry, there is a lot more to e-commerce than just clicking a button to “add to cart.”
You can't put a price on mentorship. That's what Joey Bruno is finding, now in his third year of Auto Body and Collision Technician training at Okanagan College, and preparing to face the B.C.’s best apprentices at Skills Provincials this month.