Dine with Chef Jonathan Frazier and NIC at Longlands Restaurant this spring. Reserve early, seats are selling fast.
More than 1,000 high school students explore programs, tour campuses, meet faculty and ask questions.
Register for in-demand University Transfer courses this spring and summer. Earn 3 transferable credits in just 7 to 14 weeks.
Gain business and industry-specific skills to launch a career in the tourism and hospitality industry.
Explore printmaking, video, painting, drawing, digital media, ceramics, photography and sculpture in NIC's high-calibre fine arts studios. Develop creative and critical thinking skills as you pursue your career as an artist or transfer to degree programs across Canada.
Launch your culinary career and expand your skills in well-equipped training facilities, including the Third Course Bistro in Campbell River or the Roger Street Bistro in Port Alberni. You’ll learn from highly-experienced, qualified instructors as you develop core culinary skills in Level 1, advance your skills in Level 2 and prepare to take a leadership role in the kitchen with Level 3.
This course introduces the basic concepts and techniques of descriptive and inferential statistics. It is designed to help students develop a working knowledge of statistics, as well as an awareness of the practical applications of statistics in diverse fields such as the biological and social sciences and business.
Introduce yourself to the basic management functions required to maximize effectiveness and efficiency. Learn planning and decision-making, organizing resources, leading and motivating groups and individuals and more.
This course provides a general chronological overview of Canadian history in the pre-Confederation era. It introduces some of the major political, social and economic events that shaped early Canadian development.
Instructor, Business Administration
Department Chair, Business Administration
Instructor, Adult Basic Education
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