Start your degree at NIC and receive two years of transfer credit toward any BC university. Explore biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics and more.
Practice in NIC's new, fully-equipped commercial kitchen and gain workplace experience.
Earn technical training credit toward Year 1 and 2 of your welder apprenticeship and prepare for employment in industrial manufacturing, welding and fabrication shops across Canada. Learn a variety of welding techniques, layout and fabrication, basic metallurgy, drawing for welding and occupational skills from very experienced, highly qualified instructors in well-equipped shops.
Gain the technical skills and industry knowledge to design, create and promote beautiful metal jewellery. Hone your artistry in NIC’s studios, then make your designs a reality as you pursue employment in the retail industry or independently selling your work at festivals, galleries or from your own studio.
Unique in BC, NIC’s Tourism and Hospitality Management diploma is fun, flexible and maximizes your options and opportunities. The program offers a solid foundation in business and applied skills, along with domestic and international field trips, a solid and far-reaching co-op program and semester-long international exchange opportunities.
FRE 120 is based upon Modules 9 to 12 of the Motifs French Program, which integrates vocabulary, grammar, and cultural insights. Activities allow students to focus on meaningful communication while practicing key French structures and idioms.
Built on the skills and knowledge acquired in the first JavaScript course, this application driven course further explores the advanced features of JavaScript and its practical use in website and web application development. Topics may include special effects, Ajax applications, Web animations, and simple web game development.
This course is an introduction to the diverse technical, aesthetic, conceptual and theoretical considerations for approaching, exploring and creating contemporary sculpture. Assignment-based studio explorations in sculpture support material interests and the development of traditional and experimental practices.
Faculty, Business Administration, Continuing Education & Training
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Faculty, Tourism & Hospitality Management
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