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Adult Learning Program - Africentric Learning Option
  • Adult Learning Program - Africentric Learning Option
    Adult Learning Program - Africentric Learning Option
    Earn your high school diploma from an Africentric perspective while learning about culture, ancestry and world view. Explore the program
  • Study skilled trades
    Study skilled trades
    260 new seats have been added across NSCC campuses around the province. Explore new skilled trades offerings
  • Celebrating African Heritage Month
    Celebrating African Heritage Month
    Throughout February, we celebrate the extraordinary contributions and legacy of people of African descent in Nova Scotia and Canada. Learn about African Heritage Month
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Culturally-responsive supports We offer culturally-responsive supports to help you succeed - including support for students of Black and African descent.
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Day in the Life at NSCC Discover what it's like to be an NSCC student and get a first-person perspective in our video and blog series.
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Financial awards for African Canadian and Black students Designated awards, scholarships and bursaries are available for African Canadian and Black 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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Truro art expo celebrates Black History Month Last weekend, Truro Campus hosted a Black History Month Art Expo, showcasing creative talent from Black artists from across Nova Scotia.
Feb. 12, 2025Truro News
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Dementia Live learning experience fosters insight, compassion CCA and PN students from Burridge and Shelburne Campuses had the opportunity to use Dementia Live, a high-impact dementia simulation that immerses participants in the experience of living with dementia. This leads to a deeper understanding of cognitive impairment and sensory changes. The goal of this tool is to transform the understanding of dementia, reduce stigma and increase empathy.
Feb. 10, 2025The Tri-County Vanguard
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DJ RS Smooth celebrates 27 years on radio NSCC faculty and RTJ grad Ryan Somers, known to his fans as DJ RS Smooth, is celebrating 27 year on air with his radio show 'Smooth Grooves.' This milestone makes his show the longest running Black music radio show in Atlantic Canada.
Feb. 08, 2025CTV News Atlantic
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