The program includes an introduction to forest ecology basic tree and flora identification and wildlife habitat management practices. You'll also explore foundational skills in timber cruising, including sampling and plot area measurements.
Applicants may be eligible for a grant of up to $3500 to cover the cost of training.
You can apply for the program through EducationPlannerBC.ca. Use waiver code NICFSG to waive the application fee.
Need help with your application? Email futurestudents@nic.bc.ca
The program webpages contain extensive information about curriculum, admission, highlights, costs and schedule. Please email your question here if you cannot find what you are looking for on the program page. Be sure to note your program of interest in the subject line. Alternatively, you can make an appointment to meet with an advisor through the online booking system.
This program provides students with industry-ready, hands-on skills and knowledge to be successful as craft brewers and malting experts.
Bob Haugen, NIC Continuing Education manager, contract and training services
