College of New Caledonia Prince George

Start your creative career at CNC. This intensive one-year certificate can lead to careers in the visual arts.

Taught by professional artists and educators, this program fosters individual development in creative thinking, problem solving, technical skills, and management for the business side of your career — copyright, contracts, commissions, and more.

Aboriginal Studies (ABST) offers you a chance to better understand the cultures, traditions, history, and contemporary concerns of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and especially in the CNC region. This program is an excellent entry into post-secondary social science and humanities for academically inclined students who are motivated to connect with the rich cultural traditions of Canada's First Nations and earn university program credits.

What you will learn
Aboriginal Studies courses include:

• First Nations language and literature
• Introductions to cultural and physical anthropology (archaeology)
• History of Canada and its Aboriginal peoples
• Other subjects and electives in math, science, humanities, and social science

CNC puts you in technology – naturally

Our interdisciplinary program is your gateway to exciting and fulfilling career opportunities in the natural resources sector across a range of industries.

Why NRFT?

    Challenge current environmental issues
    Spend your days outdoors
    Make a difference in how human activities impact natural resources
    Expand technological applications in land use and land stewardship

The Applied Science Engineering certificate prepares students to transfer into an engineering degree program under BC's common engineering curriculum.

As an engineer, you’ll be a creative problem-solver, applying your skills to make significant contributions.

The first year of your engineering education provides a broad foundation in math and science, and provides exposure to various engineering specializations you might choose to pursue.

The Engineering (Applied Science) Certificate recognizes successful completion of the first year of Engineering, and is transferable to second year Engineering at several BC universities based on the Common First-Year Engineering Curriculum (CFYEC) agreement.

Earn a fulfilling career as a Certified Dental Assistant! Certified Dental Assistants are educated, licensed and regulated members of an integrated dental healthcare team that provides oral care services to patients. The practice of dental assisting involves collaboration with patients and other healthcare professionals to achieve and maintain optimal oral health and overall health and well-being.

As a Certified Dental Assistant, you will work alongside and assist a Dentist. Specific duties include:

•     Preparing and maintaining dental instruments and equipment
•     Maintaining appropriate infection control
•     Assisting the dentist
•     Preparing dental materials such as dental composites, amalgams and cements
•     Providing patient education and comfort
•     Performing patient care procedures such as taking health histories; assisting in patient assessment; exposing of dental images; patient charting; treatment planning; polishing teeth and delivering preventative fluoride applications.
•   Carrying out office administration services, including management of dental records