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Celebrating Mi'kmaq History Month
  • Celebrating Mi'kmaq History Month
    Celebrating Mi'kmaq History Month
    Throughout October, we celebrate and honour the heritage, culture and important contributions of the Mi'kmaq people. Learn about Mi'kmaq History Month
  • Join us October 17 for Open House
    Join us October 17 for Open House
    Visit our campuses across the province and see what it’s like to be an NSCC student. Apply for free and be entered to win a tuition bursary. See event details and schedule
  • Graphic and Print Production program
    Graphic and Print Production program
    Learn in an environment that’s been built to simulate the printing industry. This is the only post-secondary program of its kind in Nova Scotia. Apply to Graphic and Print Production
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Meet Mitchell, Natural Resources Environmental Technology grad Thinking about a career change? Learn how Mitchell completed his high school diploma for adults through ALP, then went on to study NRET.
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Day in the Life at NSCC Get a first-person perspective of what it's like to be an NSCC student in this video and blog series.
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Financial awards for Mi'kmaw and Indigenous students Designated awards, scholarships and bursaries are available for Mi’kmaw and Indigenous students. Learn more and how to apply.
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Land Acknowledgement

NSCC is located in Mi’kma’ki, the unceded territory and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq Nation. Our relationship is based on a series of peace and friendship treaties between the Mi’kmaq Nation and the Crown, dating back to 1725.

As Treaty beneficiaries, we recognize that we are all Treaty People.

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Community garden grows West African vegetables for local physicians, fosters understanding and appreciation Community gardens, housed at NSCC’s Annapolis Valley Campus, are bringing a taste of home to the area for internationally trained family physicians that are settling in the community from Africa. The gardens grow West African vegetables, allowing doctors and their families to grow and source familiar produce that they may not be able to source locally.
Oct. 08, 2024Nova Scotia Health
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NSCC numbers show more than 1,000 students attending new Sydney campus NSCC released its enrollment numbers last week, including its first count of students at the new Sydney Waterfront Campus. Officially, 1,003 students are taking classes at the campus this fall.
Oct. 07, 2024Saltwire
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First class of Continuing Care assistants graduate from pilot training program The first graduates of the province’s new continuing care assistant (CCA) training program, in partnership with NSCC, have joined Nova Scotia’s healthcare workforce. Seventeen students recently completed the six-month program, launched earlier this year with the goal of getting more CCAs delivering quality care sooner.
Oct. 07, 2024Government of Nova Scotia
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