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ARTS, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Electronics Technician Core Certificate • Industrial Automation Technician Diploma • University Transfer Courses • Associate of Arts Degree • Associate of Science Degree

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

Practical Nursing Diploma Early Childhood Care & Education Certificate & Diploma Health Care Assistant Certificate Business Applied Business Technology (online with on-campus support)

TRADES, CULINARY INDUSTRY & TECHNICAL

Aircraft Sheet Metal Manufacturing Technician Foundation • Automotive Service Technician Foundation • Culinary Electrical • Foundation and Electrician Apprenticeship, Levels 1 – 4 • Heavy Mechanical Foundation & Heavy Duty Apprenticeship, Levels 1 – 4 • Welder Foundation and Apprenticeship Harmonized, Levels 1 - 3

UPGRADING

Adult Basic Education BC Adult Graduation Department of Accessible Learning Diploma

Hospital Unit Clerk Certificate Metal Jewellery Design Marine Training

CONTINUING EDUCATION ABORIGINAL EDUCATION

Aboriginal Leadership Certificate Likwala/Kwak’wala Language

BUSINESS & OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

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5-Year Plan for Growth and Diversification

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Diversifying Programming: Plans for 2023

Trades & Culinary

48%

Industrial & Technical Training

9%

Continuing Education

4%

Arts, Science & Technology

9%

Health & Human Services

14%

Upgrading

6%

Business & Office Administration

10%

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Consolidated Campbell River Campus: Expanded College Floor Plan

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105,000 sq. ft of new and renovated space including :

• Trades shops
• Classrooms
• Café and Bistro
• Teaching kitchen
• Library & Learning Commons

The Student Commons is a central hub for student activities and engagement

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Culinary Team BC at the Bistro

Part of Culinary Team BC, NIC alumna Tina Tang began her Red Seal training at NIC’s Campbell River campus. Tang was recently named

• ne of Canada’s next star

chefs by the Globe and Mail.

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A total of 150 NIC students in Campbell River received a record $136,000 in NIC scholarships and bursaries this year, thanks to generous donors to the NIC Foundation

Business student Julie Watson speaks at the annual NIC Foundation donor recognition awards in Campbell River.

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International Education

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Fall 2019 The CR campus welcomed 23 new students in September 2019

• Students came from India, China, Vietnam, Kenya and the US.
• Most are in the PDD.GBM program with a few in ECCE,

Electronics Core, and Metal Jewelry Design.

• The total number of international students studying in CR is

now at 95. Winter 2020 We expect to welcome approximately 25 new students to CR in January.

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Community Engagement

• October 6, 2019 marked the first annual

International Welcome in Campbell River:

• NIC partnered with IWC, City of Campbell

River, SD72, NIEFS, Strathcona Regional District to welcome newcomers to the Campbell River region.

• Newcomers were welcomed by the Wei Wai

Kum and Kwaikah First Nations.

• Approximately 160 community members

attended this event including NIC international students.

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Community and Campus Engagement

The NIC Office of Global Engagement has been active this fall hosting a number of different cultural events on campus for all students, staff and community members to participate in. Campbell River international students were also active participants at the Networking and event at both the CR campus and in at Crown Isle in the Comox Valley.

• Diwali
• Pumpkin carving
• Lunch and Learns
• Student panels
• Exploring classroom norms across cultures

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Aboriginal Education

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Developed to meet a need for administrative leadership that recognizes traditional governance and structure. The program was developed using a community-based approach at the request of K’omoks First Nation. First cohort of 10 students is currently underway. The certificate is offered in a blended format of online and face to face sessions that rotate between our different campus to integrate unique community involvement.

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Introductory Likʷala / Kwak’wala and Nuu-chah-nulth language courses have been

• ffered in Campbell River from January 2019.

Kwak’wala students celebrate the end of their course with an event at the K’ómoks Big House with demonstrations of what they had learned throughout the course.

Indigenous language courses

NIC now offers Indigenous language courses at all campuses.

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Faculty of Arts, Science & Technology

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University Studies – Campbell River

298 students currently taking Arts, Science & Technology courses

START UNIVERSITY @ NIC….

• Access to university level courses that transfer to universities across BC
• Access and explore foundational university programming in Biology,

Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Anthropology, English, Sociology, etc.

• Access the world through Field Schools and study-abroad opportunities
• Access degree programming through guaranteed admission, dual admission

and pathway agreements

• Access cutting edge training with our Electronics Core and Industrial

Automation programming

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New certificate program under development will:

• Provide a new computer lab in Campbell River to accommodate

30 full time CIS students.

• Teach foundational computer information skills and knowledge.
• Prepare students for a career in software design, database and

design management and, network related maintenance.

• Ladder into Camosun’s Information and Computer Systems

Diploma program.

Computer Information Systems (CIS) Certificate

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Business student Vivian Vaillant took part in Disney's International Academic Exchange program. NIC is one of six Canadian post-secondary institutions to offer the program for tourism and business students.

Faculty of Business & Applied Studies

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Business Administration

2018 Fall 2019 Winter 2019 Fall GBM 606 692 601 Certificate 87 70 81 Total 693 762 682

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Campbell River student enrolment

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Business-Student Networking Night

“We’re looking forward to expanding our work with NIC to make possible those valuable networking opportunities for

• ur current members and the next generation of business

leaders.” - Mary Ruth Snyder, executive director of the Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce.

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NIC Tourism & Hospitality Management

Events will be held at The Bistro, the newly renovated kitchen and dining area

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Faculty of Health & Human Services

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Health

• Bachelor in Science in Nursing Degree
• Practical Nursing Diploma
• Health Care Assistant Certificate

Human Services

• Early Childhood Care & Education Certificate
• Early Childhood Care & Education Diploma
• Human Services Certificate – Educational

Assistant / Community Support Indigenous Focus

• Human Services Certificate – Educational

Assistant / Community Support

• Human Services Diploma
• Social Services Diploma

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Faculty of Health and Human Services Campbell River Regular & Additional Programming

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Faculty of Trades & Technical Programs

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Port Alberni Comox Valley

Joiner and Cabinetmaking Plumbing and Piping Foundation Automotive Technician Foundation /Level 1 Plumbing and Piping Apprenticeship Level 1-2-3-4 Professional Cook (Level 1) Carpentry Foundation Welder Foundation Carpentry Apprenticeship Level 1-2-3-4 Welder Apprenticeship Levels 1-2-3 Electrical Foundation (Rotating) Carpentry Foundation (Rotating) Trades Sampler (Rotating) Women in Trades

Campbell River

Welder Foundation Culinary Business Operations Diploma Welder Apprenticeship Levels 1-2-3 Culinary Business Operations Advanced Diploma Metal Fabrication Foundation Coastal Forest Worker Certificate Electrical Foundation Coastal Forestry Diploma Electrical Apprenticeship Levels 1-2-3-4 Aquaculture Technician Certificate Automotive Technician Foundation / Level 1 Aquaculture Technician Diploma Heavy Mechanical Foundation Shellfish Aquaculture Certificate Heavy Mechanical Apprenticeship Levels 1-2-3-4 Film and Television Training Aircraft Structures Technician Hatchery Operations Certificate Professional Cook Apprenticeship Levels 1-2-3 Youth in Trades and Trades Sampler Under Ground Mining Certificate (on request)

Trades and Technical Programs

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September to August Minimum of 45 cohorts serving over 550 students

Industry and Community Engagement

Trades and Technical Programs

Employer Supported Work Experience Apprenticeship Sponsorship Customized Programming Aligned With Labour Market Programming Aligned with Social and Economic Development Collaborations with Industry, Community Associations, School District

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Youth In Trades Women In Trades

Electrical Plumbing Carpentry Welding Trades Math Automotive Heavy Mechanical Aerospace Culinary Horticulture 38

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Continuing Education & Training (CET)

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Continuing Education & Training (CET)

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Access Pathways - Workforce Transitions - Lifelong Learning

Coastal Log Scaling Program, Campbell River Trades Discovery Pathway Program, Kyuquot Elder College Comox Valley, Campbell River and Port Alberni

Broad range of personal enrichment, career and professional development, industry skills training and in-community pathway programming 4281 CET students, 53% of all NIC students (2018/19)

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Continuing Education & Training (CET)

Access Pathways - Workforce Transitions - Lifelong Learning

In-Demand Skills Training, Local Workforce Relevance 646 courses for youth, adult learners & First Nations Citizens (2018/19)

Marine Training Program Campbell River and throughout the NIC Region First Aid & Safety Training Comox Valley and throughout the NIC Region Wildfire Training Port Alberni & Campbell River

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Continuing Education & Training (CET)

Access Pathways - Workforce Transitions - Lifelong Learning

Metal Jewellery Design Certificate Campbell River

Industry-Recognized Certification and Career Credentials 53 students in four cohort-based programs (2018/19)

Activity Assistant & Hospital Unit Clerk Programs Comox Valley & Campbell River Animal Care Aide Certificate Comox Valley

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Thank you and Questions

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