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Prospective students interested in learning to design and create metal jewellery are invited to a virtual information session on NIC’s Metal Jewellery Design certificate program.

NIC is expanding its carpentry foundation program with a new offering in Campbell River, starting in February.

NIC Aquaculture Technician certificate alumna Sally Enns got the chance to put her program knowledge to work as a research assistant on a new partnership between NIC’s Centre for Applied Research, Technology and Innovation (CARTI) and the Kwiakah First Nation.

Students in NIC’s DIGITAL Design + Development program gained access to a new online career experience and learning platform, thanks to support from RBC Foundation’s Future Launch program.

Registration is now open for NIC's Women in Construction Trades initiative — a tuition-free sampling of skills training aimed at inspiring women to pursue careers in the trades.