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The Mackenzie Campus of the College of New Caledonia offers a broad spectrum of academic, vocational, professional development, and general interest courses and programs. In our commitment to the community, we work closely with local industry, community agencies, and an advisory committee to deliver comprehensive programming to meet local training and educational needs. Please call us at 997-7200 to become involved in your community.
Mackenzie Campus Employees
On this page:
College of New Caledonia - Mission Statement
Guiding Principles
Mackenzie Advisory Committee
Academic Counselling
Distance Education
First Nations Programs
Computer Facilities
Test Supervision
Financial Aid - Local Bursaries
Specially Funded Training
College of New Caledonia - Mission Statement
"The College of New Caledonia, as a comprehensive community college, provides access to life-long learning and facilitates the achievement of personal and educational goals. We are responsive to the diverse needs of our students, our employees, and the communities in our region. In a dynamic consultative environment, we deliver quality programs and promote the success of every student."
Guiding Principles
CNC Mackenzie promotes and models a learning community that is accessible, that is sensitive to the needs of all participants, and that respects and honours diversity.
We provide educational opportunities that respond to the changing and varied needs of the community by delivering relevant and cost effective programs and services.
In a safe, supportive, and collaborative environment, we embrace the cultural, social, and economic uniqueness of our students, staff, faculty, employers, and funders.
Our accountability is evidenced by setting high standards when developing learning outcomes, hiring qualified staff, educating learners, and conducting ongoing evaluations.
Mackenzie Advisory Committee
College Board Member
- Murray Braithwaite, CGA, Terlesky Braithwaite Janzen
Advisory Committee Members
- Wayne Cripps, Mackenzie Economic Development
- Lloyd Franks, CanFor
- Denise Holmstrom, Abitibi Consolidated Inc.
- Linda McFarlane, Mackenzie Senior Secondary
- Lisa Trudel, Student
- Shavinder Sandhu, Student
- Jodie Ware, McLeod Lake Indian Band
The Mackenzie campus Advisory Committee was established by the Board of the College of New Caledonia. The Committee is composed of representatives from business, industry, education and other professions in the community. The members assist the College in establishing and maintaining programs that are relevant to the needs of the community. Members also provide advice concerning the entrance requirements, the standards for programs, the curriculum content, and other components of the learning situation. For further information concerning the Advisory Committee, please contact the Mackenzie campus at 997-7200.
Academic Counselling
Academic counsellors are available at the college by calling toll free 1-800-371-8111 and by requesting the counselling department. This free service provides an opportunity to discuss career, academic, or vocational interests. As well, academic counsellors visit the Mackenzie campus each semester. Call the Mackenzie Campus at 997-7200 to book an individual appointment with a counsellor.
Distance Education
Improved access to education for all students is an important element of the CNC mandate. New developments in distance education are improving access and the equity of opportunity throughout the north. The college uses a variety of distributed learning initiatives to reach students. Supported by the college and community resources, these courses are available to learners in their home communities. Distance Education being offered this fall include Applied Business Technology Online (ABT Online).
First Nations Programs
CNC works closely with First Nations in the northern interior to assist in the development and delivery of adult education programs. Through the Prince George First Nations Education Support Services office and drop-in centre, CNC offers students access to information on entering college, choosing career paths, and accessing funding to attend school.
The Mackenzie campus works in partnership with local First Nations including Tsay Keh Dene, McLeod Lake Indian Band, and Kwadacha First Nation to offer a variety of courses. Recent courses delivered in the communities include: College and Career Preparation, Teaching Assistant, computer training, entrepreneur training, first aid, babysitting, driver training and forestry courses.
Computer Facilities
The Mackenzie campus has four computer labs accessible to students, the public, and academic and/or corporate partners. The campus provides access to more than 50 microcomputers fully networked using Novell and the Office 2000 environment. All computers have high-speed internet access.
Test Supervision
The Mackenzie Campus provides supervision for various tests required by universities and other institutions or professions. The fee for invigilation is $25.00. Call us at (250)997-7200 to book a time convenient to your schedule.
Financial Aid - Local Bursaries
In addition to the numerous scholarships and bursaries available to College of New Caledonia students, the Mackenzie Campus has four unique bursaries available to full-time and part-time students. Sponsored by CNC Mackenzie employees, the Rotary Club of Mackenzie, and other organisations, these bursaries provide financial assistance to students.
Specially Funded Training
The Mackenzie Campus regularly offers unique courses in partnership with government funding organisations and the community.
For more information about specially-funded programs please contact the College at 997-7200 or the Mackenzie Employment and Career Centre at 997-7208. | 
