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Student Services
CNC Lakes District is student focussed. Our flexibility and our safe, respectful environment makes CNC the number one choice for education and training in the Lakes District.
Aboriginal Advisor/Liaison
Counselling and Academic Advising
Funding Opportunities
Student Resource Centre
Student Discount Program
Aboriginal Liaison
Are you an Aboriginal student? The Aboriginal Liaison can help you to be successful at CNC Lakes!
The Aboriginal Advisor/Liaison (AAL) assists the campus in meeting the cultural needs of the Aboriginal students. In addition to seeking input from, and building partnerships with, First Nations communities the AAL is available to support and promote Aboriginal student success.
Drop in for a visit (room 103a) or call 250-692-1709.
Counselling and Advising
We want you to succeed!
We can help you with:
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Personal counselling and academic advising
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Educational research and program/course planning
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Career and life goal planning, funding options and grants
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Program applications
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Financial aid: student loans, grants, scholarships and bursaries
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Help with tuition support and sponsorship
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Apprenticeship applications
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Emergency financial help
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Stress and personal problems
Drop in to Room 114 or 117
Monday - Friday
8:30am - 4:30pm.
For more information, or to book an appointment call 250-692-1700.
Funding Opportunities
Apprenticeship Incentive Grant:
Registered apprentices who have successfully finished their first or second year level (or equivalent) in one of the Red Seal trades can apply for the Apprenticeship Incentive Grant (AIG), which is a taxable cash grant of $1,000 per year per level up to a maximum of $2,000.
Apprenticeship Job Creation Tax Credit (Federal):
Federal Tax credits are also available for employers.
BC Student Assistance Program:
Information at www.Student AidBC.ca
Employment Skills Access Program (ESA):
Tuition support for unemployed and underemployed clients.
Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP):
Services for individuals interested in training and employment in the trades.
British Columbia Aboriginal Mine Training Association (BCAMTA):
Support for Aboriginal students interested in Mine Training.
Contact the Academic Advisor for information and help with accessing funding opportunities.
Student Resource Centre
Looking for resources? Services are available to students and community members.
- Computer and internet access for students
- Books, DVDs, CDs for:
- Homework
- Research
- Personal use
- FASD resources
- Help with online research, career research
- Interlibrary loans.
Testing and Invigilation
CNC invigilates for outside schools, agencies, and businesses, including:
- other colleges and universities
- insurance/banking organizations
- correspondence agencies
- GED
For more information about testing and invigilation, please call the resource centre, 250 692-1700.
Resource Centre Hours
Monday to Friday, 8am - 5pm
Call 250-692-1700 for more information
Student Discount Program
The student discount program offers discounts to full-time students on the purchase of merchandise and services at participating community businesses. Students must present a valid CNC student card to receive the merchant discounts.
For more information on businesses supporting the Student Discount Program please call 250-692-1700.
Updated July 12, 2012
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