Tours and Info Sessions

Discover NBCC Information Sessions are short but pack a big punch. This session will provide you with the information you need to know when considering NBCC. Learn about our program options, admission requirements, the application process, student supports, and financial assistance. We will also have time for questions at the end of the presentation.

Please note that the sessions below are geared toward either Canadian or International prospective students. Please register for the session(s) that is(are) appropriate to you.

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Now that we are back from the holidays, it's time to start thinking about what 2022 will bring. If you are thinking about NBCC, the first step is applying! Join Angie as she walks you through the application process and answers any questions you might have about applying to NBCC!

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This session will provide you with all of the information you need to know when considering NBCC for your post-secondary journey. Hosted by Katie Augustine, our Indigenous Recruitment Advisor, this webinar is specifically for prospective students from Indigenous communities. During this session, our Indigenous Student Advisor team as well as our Career and Wellbeing counsellors will each give short presentations in order to give some insight into NBCC and the various support roles that are available to our Indigenous students.

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You have questions, we have answers. Join our International Education Team for a webinar entirely dedicated to answering your questions about becoming an NBCC student.

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Study, live, and work in New Brunswick. Applied learning at NBCC is one of the most affordable and efficient ways for you to gain the job skills and experience needed to immigrate to Canada. These 45 minute sessions will provide you with all the information you need about becoming an NBCC student and navigating the Canadian immigration system.

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Join NBCC’s International Immigration Advisor for a brief overview of the current travel restrictions in Canada and learn about how you can prepare to travel to Canada. This webinar is most useful for students who are planning to travel to Canada in the next month, as these travel restrictions can change. Webinars on this topic are hosted on a monthly basis. 

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This year, NBCC is piloting a new program in Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) for IT. PLAR enables prospective students with prior experiential and informal learning in to have their learning assessed for credit. Join us as our PLAR team walks you through how PLAR works and how it can benefit learners. This pilot currently supports participants interested in pursuing one of two programs: (1) IT: Programmer-Analyst, and (2) IT: Web and Mobile Application Development. Read more information about the PLAR Pilot here: https://nbcc.ca/admissions/plar

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These sessions will provide you with all the information you need to know about your specific program of choice. Get a general overview of your program, discuss program specifics and connect first-hand with program faculty. Each session will also have time for questions at the end of the presentation.

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There’s never been a better time to further your education, change careers, or learn new skills. Our Virtual Open House provided students the opportunity to explore our programs, meet with faculty and staff in real time, ask questions, and discover more about how NBCC could bring out their extraordinary. Although the event has passed, you can view the recordings of the live sessions.

Skilled Trades continue to be a vital part of the future of the economy in New Brunswick. In fact, in the next 3 years, it is projected that there will be over 3,100 new jobs in the Skilled Trades. Join our Dean of the School of Trades and Apprenticeship, along with the Academic Chairs, for an overview of why it is valuable to study the Skilled Trades and why there is no better place to do so than at NBCC. The evening will continue with a presentation from esteemed NBCC Alumna, Tara McNeill.

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