New careers at NBCC prove rewarding
Linda Martin was working in the office of an agricultural operation when her position was made redundant. Wendy Casey was working for a large industrial
NBCC Stories
From Moncton to Russia: Skills competitor showcases excellence
Kazan, Russia might not be in your Top 10 tourist destinations, but it was the trip of a lifetime for NBCC alumnus Pascal Doiron and
“We’re all ambassadors”
WOODSTOCK – Wherever Angie Godin goes in Woodstock, from the grocery store to the basketball court, she answers questions about NBCC. As the Recruitment Advisor/Student
Saint John bookstore a “gateway” for learners
At the Saint John Campus of NBCC, if you need a textbook, a hoodie or even a bus schedule, the bookstore is the place to
Women of Steel learn welding basics
MONCTON – In the welding shop at the Moncton Campus of New Brunswick Community College (NBCC), it’s hot, it’s noisy and sparks are flying. A
“Everyone needs a mother sometimes” – Food services worker has been supporting students for 30 years
At NBCC, everybody has a role to play in supporting students as they learn to transform lives and communities, and nobody takes it any more
A bright future from a dark past
SAINT JOHN – Three years ago, Jennifer Howe’s life looked very different than it does today. Addicted to drugs and alcohol, she had no direction
Working hard to achieve her dreams
FREDERICTON – If there’s one word to describe Rebbecca Taylor, it’s “determined.” Life has thrown many challenges her way, but Taylor has met them all
A journey of learning
ST. ANDREWS – A desire to better herself and help others in her community led Jennie Schmitz to the Human Services program at NBCC St.
Building for buddies
MONCTON – When community service meets learning, that’s the NBCC Advantage. Across six campuses, NBCC seeks engaging opportunities for its learners to give back to
A better life for learners and the community
ESGENOOPETITJ FIRST NATION – At Esgenoopetitj First Nation, a group of new graduates have taken steps to improve their own lives, as well as the
NBCC alum takes career expertise to international level
Ross Horgan has packed a lot of experience into his 12 years in the nuclear industry. A 2007 graduate of NBCC’s Electrical Engineering Technology program
