Post-Diploma in Information Technologies

at College of New Caledonia - Prince George Canada

Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding career helping people in need? Earn a career in Social Services with a Social Service Worker Diploma from CNC. As a Social Service Worker, you will work with a variety of individuals needing social assistance, on a daily basis.

Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behaviour. Psychology provides a wealth of insight into people's thoughts, feelings, and actions, both in personal and professional life.
A background in psychology can be just as useful for understanding ourselves and our relationships as it can be for advancing to the next level in your education and career, whether in psychology or in one of the many fields that apply psychology.

What you'll learn
By studying psychology, you'll learn to:

• Understand human behaviour
• Conduct research
• Analyse statistics

Are you a hands-on individual looking for a fulfilling career in the automotive industry? Become an automotive service technician with this two-year program. As an Automotive Service technician, you will perform preventative maintenance, diagnose problems and repair vehicle systems

Gain a solid foundation in accounting and finance with the Accounting and Finance Diploma. In only two years, you will be ready to kickstart your career and dive into entry-level positions in public practice and private industry.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this program, transfer your credits to advance your education in Accounting or Finance.

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

In the first year of this two-year program, students acquire the occupational skills and knowledge required for entry into the Heavy Mechanic Trades (HMT) industry. These skills include brakes; pneumatics; hydraulics; electrical, electronics; frames; steering; and suspension. The second year begins with heating, ventilation and air conditioning followed by all aspects of engine and supporting systems. This includes dissembling and rebuilding engines and supporting systems; troubleshooting and repairing fuel injection systems; and diagnosing engine brakes and diesel emission systems. The final semester in the second year includes trailer service; repair and diagnosing of all trailers and related components; powertrains, which speaks to clutches, manual transmission, torque converter, drivelines and automatic transmissions; and final drives and drivelines. More information can be seen in the semester syllabus. All training topics are based on the Industry Training Authority (ITA) outlines should students wish to pursue ITA certification. This diploma provides the students with the knowledge needed to challenge the HDM Standard Level Exam (SLE-1). The overall material covered is broader than the foundational level program and enables students the breadth of knowledge in a 2-year credential. This scope serves to enhance an apprenticeship pathway exceeding industry demand. Industry apprenticeship hours and challenge exam are not part of this diploma program.

Alumni of the Criminology Diploma program are utilized in about each part of the equity framework. Work exercises may incorporate ensuring the general population, recognizing and anticipating wrongdoing, probation supervision, social promotion, advising or directing examination. The Criminology Diploma gives presentations and hypothetical establishments that apply to each part of the equity framework, including: 

• Lawful rights and obligations 
• Bits of knowledge into criminal brain research 
• The humanism of aberrance and wrongdoing 
• Policing 
• Criminal Law 
• Amendments and jails 

Graduates may likewise proceed with their instruction in criminology, law, political theory, brain research, and social work. Criminology understudies are looked for after for their insight into wrongdoing, their comprehension of the Canadian lawful framework, and their basic reasoning aptitudes.

Civil Engineering Technology involves the planning, design and construction of roads, bridges, subdivisions, buildings, municipal services, and heavy infrastructure. Civil Engineering Technologists work in a variety of environments including construction, forestry, mining, oil and gas, and transportation. They are an essential member of the engineering team who split their time between office and field work, and, when on-site, may work in urban, rural, and remote settings.

What You Will Learn
In the 2-year Civil Engineering Technology diploma program, students will learn relevant theoretical and practical knowledge to support their work within the broad field of Civil Engineering. Courses will be delivered with components of face-to-face classroom instruction, computer-aided design and modelling, field surveying, and experimental laboratory testing. Students will develop an understanding of the engineering principles used to perform structural, hydraulic, municipal, transportation, and construction materials design. Effective technical communication and project management skills will be emphasized throughout the program. Students can expect to spend an average of 31 hours per week in class and labs, with additional time spent studying, completing assignments, and doing research. CNC’s Civil Engineering Technology program explores the effects of northern, rural, and remote environments on Civil Engineering projects, with consideration of Indigenous perspectives.

Are you looking for a rewarding career in the medical field with high opportunity? Enroll in the CNC Medical Radiography Technology (MRAD) program and become a Medical Radiation Technologist in only 2 years.

Medical radiography includes imaging technologies such as x-ray, computed tomography, mammography, fluoroscopy, and interventional procedures.

Medical radiography is suited for people with a strong sense of responsibility and interest in other people's well-being. People who thrive in medical radiography are able to work well with both technology and people, including patients and other medical professionals, in sensitive, stressful situations.

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.