Tag: Christiana Wiens

New Opportunities At North Island College

A new pilot program is being set up at North Island College to help new trades students connect with...

Free building service worker training at NIC

North Island College is offering to a limited number of students free building service worker training. Spokesperson Christiana Wiens says...

NIC Information Night

North Island College is hosting their first-ever Parent-Student Information Night on November 17.   NIC spokesperson Christiana Wiens says questions will be answered and...

Third Course Bistro Opens This Week

Starting this Friday, the Third Course Bistro will be open for business. The student run-restaurant at the Campbell River North...

North Island College Trades Funding

The government of B.C. has released their skills for jobs blueprint. This includes $12 million, which will be going towards...

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