apply for program

 

See also: 

 

BCCAT Transfer

CNC Connect

CNC Calendar

 

Contacts:

 

 CTC Coordinator:

Doug Borden
250.561.5858
1.800.371.8111, ext. 5858

 

CTC Administrative Assistant:
Lydia Husoy
250.562.2131, ext. 5632

1.800.371.8111, ext. 5632

 

ctc@cnc.bc.ca

 

Admissions :

1+ 250-561-5867
1-800-371-8111,
ext. 5867

 

 

 

 

 

Career Technical Centre (CTC)

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Specialty programs 73
Admission requirements
requirements. In January, students graduate
Career Technical
from CNC.
CTC programs are open to students entering
Centre (CTC)
Grade 11 who meet the following
Grade 12: Semester 2
requirements:
February through June: Students complete
• Full-time • Starts: February,
• From SD #57 (Prince George) or SD #91
Grade 12 at their home high school and
August or September • Fees vary
(Nechako Lakes)
graduate with their peers.
depending on specific program •
•
“C+” average or better in Grade 10
Five months to one year,
Selection process
• Satisfactory work habits and good
depending on program • Prince
attendance records
As demand is high, entrance to CTC
George and regional campuses
programs is competitive. Applicants must:
• Must maintain “C+” average or better
during first semester of Grade 11
• Attend a program interview
Careers
Please note that non-SD #57 students must
• Complete Grade 10 before starting
Imagine graduating from high school with one
arrange room and board in Prince George for
• Have a serious interest in one of the
year of college already completed. With the
the two semesters of the CTC program, and
programs
CTC program, you can. During Grade 11 and
arrange for their own school district to
12, you take two semesters at CNC and two
approve funding.
• Complete and submit a CTC student
at high school, graduating with both your
application
To apply, complete a CTC Application for
Grade 12 and a CNC Certificate in one of
Admission Form, available from school
• Sign an agreement to enrol
these areas:
counsellors, school work experience co-
• Automotive Service and Collision Repair
ordinators, the CTC Office at CNC (see
Important dates
below), or at www.cnc.bc.ca/ctc.
• Carpentry/Joinery
For start/end dates, spring break, etc., please
Submit completed forms to your career
• Dental Assisting (for students entering
check with campuses listed above. Please
preparation co-ordinator or school counsellor,
Grade 12 only)
note that the CTC schedule follows the CNC
or fax it directly to the CTC office in the John
• Dental studies (one introductory evening
calendar, not School District #57’s calendar.
A. Brink Trades and Technology Centre at
course, for students entering Grade 12
CNC: 250-561-5844.
Rev 12.08.03
only)
• Electrical/Electronics
Program outline
• Heavy Duty/Commercial Transport
The majority of CTC programs divide Grade
Mechanical Repair
11 and 12 into two semesters at CNC and
• Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)/ Machinist
two at high school. The last semester is at
high school so students can graduate with
• Natural Resources and Environmental
their peers.
Technology (those entering Grade 12
only)
Grade 11: Semester 1
• Plumbing (for students entering Grade 12
September through January:
only)
Students attend their home high school and
complete core high school courses.
• Professional Cook (for students entering
Grade 12 only)
Grade 11: Semester 2
• Welder C Level
February through June:
Students attend CNC full-time, completing
Note: Our regional campuses also offer
the first half of the College requirements. They
similar dual-credit programs for high school
earn high school credits for their CNC studies
students:
as well.
• Burns Lakes campus: ABT Administrative
Assistant, Carpentry Foundation Level,
Summer: July and August
Mining Industry Certificate, Professional
Cook, Residental Building Maintenance
Grade 12: Semester 1
Worker, Welding “C”
September through February: Students
attend CNC full-time to complete College
• For options at other campuses, please
contact your high school counsellor or
your local CNC campus.
12.08.03
www.cnc.bc.ca
2012-13 CNC program guide and course calendar
How to apply:

To apply, complete a CTC Application for Admission Form, available from:

Submit your completed form to your career preparation co-ordinator or school counsellor, or fax/email it directly to the CTC office in the Brink Campus at 250.561.5844 / ctc@cnc.bc.ca.

 

Qualifying students will be contacted for an interview. If you do not hear from us, contact the office to ensure your application has been received.

 

Remember, program space is limited, so applications should be submitted by March 15. Students in their first semester of Grade 11 who want to apply for a CTC program can contact the CTC office to find out if there's space available in one of the programs for February entry.

 

 

 

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* Approximate tuition fees - subject to change. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Other fees may also apply.  Fees for international students are higher.