The College of New Caledonia (CNC) is a post-secondary educational institution that serves the inhabitants of British Columbia's Central Interior.
This region has a population of around 145,000 people and three school districts: #28 (Quesnel), #57 (Prince George), and #91. (Nechako Lakes). CNC has campuses in Prince George, Burns Lake, Fort St. James, Mackenzie, Quesnel, and Vanderhoof, among others.
CNC maintains modest class sizes of no more than 37 students, as their faculty agreement requires.
CNC enrolls around 5,000 students yearly in health sciences, trades, university studies, job access, and continuing education.
Students' educational and personal needs are grown through excellent teaching, real-world research, close collaboration with professors and instructors, and a wide range of recreational and extracurricular activities.
Students at the university can select from a wide variety of courses and programs to meet any learning requirement and match a variety of lifestyles. These programs can take a variety of approaches.
University facilities include administrative offices, a bookstore, a library, a dining hall, an auditorium, extensive classroom and seminar space, computer labs, an exercise room, a gymnasium, well-equipped laboratories, a library, and a teacher education resource centre.
New Caledonia College is also offering online classes. Allowing students to take courses online gives education more flexibility and gives them the chance to get respectable credentials.
History
The institution was founded in 1969 as a successor to the B.C. Vocational School in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada (53.905°N 122.782°W). The institution was named "New Caledonia," after the location designated by early explorer Simon Fraser.
In 1971, the inaugural convocation of 37 graduates was held. CNC has now grown by establishing campuses around central British Columbia.
On June 4, 1996, the College of New Caledonia's Arms, Supporters, Flag, and Badge were registered with the Canadian Heraldic Authority.
Why New Caledonia College?
As a comprehensive college, it provides access to lifelong learning and facilitates the achievement of personal and educational goals. Responsive to the diverse needs of students, employees, and the communities in the region. In the dynamic, consultative environment, the college delivers quality programs and promotes the success of every student.
CNC has almost 70 programs in health sciences, trades and technologies, social services, business, and university studies, which contributes to CNC's reputation as an excellent location to learn.
CNC offers low tuition, practical, hands-on learning, and classes with no more than 37 individuals, making it simpler for students to attain their goals.
Students can learn the skills they need for a long-term, secure, and successful profession in as little as 10 months.
University Ranking
New Caledonia College is one of Canada's finest public institutions. The QS World University Ranking is 9049.
University highlights
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University Type |
Public |
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Established Year |
1969 |
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No of Students |
5000 |
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Number of Courses |
100+ |
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Tuition Fees for International Students Yearly |
6,000-15,000 CAD |
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Intakes |
September, January, and May. |
Main intakes
The main intakes are in September, January, and May.
Scholarship
Greig Taylor Memorial Scholarship
- Value: 1000 CAD
Dillon Adey Memorial Endowment
- Value: 7000 CAD
Allied Van lines Scholarship
- Value: 1000 CAD
- Required Criteria: Essay & Transcripts:1800
Wheelchair Scholarship
- Value: 500 CAD
- Required Criteria: 3.0 GPA, 16 years and above.
Application Process/ documents needed for admission
Academic Documents (For Bachelor)
- SLC Mark sheet
- School Leaving Certificate
- SLC Character Certificate
- Transcript of 12th grade
- Individual Mark sheet of 12th grade
- Character Certificate of 12th grade
- Provisional Certificate of 12th grade
- Migration Certificate of 12th grade
Academic Documents (For Masters)
- Transcript of Bachelor's Degree and 12th grade
- Individual Mark sheets of Bachelor's Degree and 12th grade
- Character Certificate of Bachelor’s Degree and 12th grade
- Provisional Certificate of Bachelor’s Degree and 12th grade
- Migration Certificate of Bachelor’s Degree and 12th grade
- IELTS/TOEFL/PTE scores
- Passport
- Experience letter
- Statement of Purpose
- 2-3 LORs
- GRE/GMAT Scores
- Application Fees
- Proof of Scholarships - If any
- Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
- College Recommendation (if a current student)
Language Requirement
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Test |
Minimum Score requirement |
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TOFEL Requirements |
80 |
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IELTS Requirements |
6.0 |
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PTE |
53 |
FAQ
Q. Can I work part-time in Canada as a student?
Yes, international students in Canada are permitted to work part-time (up to 20 hours a week) throughout the school year.
Q. Is financial help available to international students at New Caledonia College?
Yes, overseas students are eligible for scholarships at New Caledonia College. Scholarship information may be found in our scholarship section.
Q. Must I fulfill language requirements?
Yes, the candidate must meet the language standards outlined above in the section on language requirements.
Q. What are Canada's other top universities?
The top three universities in Canada are the University of Toronto, McGill University, and the University of British Columbia.
Q. Can college guarantee me a job after I graduate?
Unfortunately, no college can guarantee you a job. Still, New Caledonia College helps you find a hands-on internship at related enterprises, network with industry professionals, and provide continuous placement service to provide you with the best opportunities for rewarding careers in the industry.
Q. What are the COVID guidelines of the New Caledonia College?
Ans. All the candidates visiting the university campus must prove they are fully vaccinated. Moreover, sanitization stalls are installed at every nook and corner of the campus building. Additionally, the university prefers online classes to further reduce the spread of COVID-19.
