Company Description

Northern Lights College from Dawson Creek, BC. Company specialized in: Oilfield Safety Training.

Check out our website for more - http://www.nlc.bc.ca

Products & Services

Areas of study including Business, Education, Health & Human Services, University Arts & Science, Trades & Apprenticeships, Upgrading, Continuing Education ,   Event calendar featuring student events, workshops, and lectures ,   Location options in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, and satellite campuses in Tumbler Ridge, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, Atlin, and Dease Lake ,   Workforce training and continuing education courses ,   Areas of Study ,   International students welcome ,   Contact form for prospective students with questions about becoming a student at NLC ,   Online news and event section with updates on college happenings ,   Affordable post-secondary education and workforce training ,   Courses available online and in-person ,   Student services including student governance, student life, student groups, student records, graduation convocation, and international student services ,   Funding Your Education ,   Admissions ,   Workforce Training and Continuing Education courses for upskilling and certification ,   Policies and administrative tasks such as academic calendar, registrar's office, and privacy policy ,   Indigenous cultures, history, and teaching methods incorporated into every campus ,   Programs & Courses ,   Commitment to truth and reconciliation and support for Indigenous communities ,   Funding options for students including student loans and grants ,   Programs and courses available online and in-person ,   Student Services ,   Student services including student governance, student life, student groups, student records, graduation convocation ,   Affordable post-secondary education ,   Course Registration ,   Careers at NLC job postings for living in Northern BC ,   About ,   On Campus ,   Experiential education that sets students up to succeed in their field ,   Inclusive environment for students across Northern BC and beyond