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Train for in-demand Continuing Care roles
Learn in labs and care settings so you’re ready for front-line roles in homes and facilities across Nova Scotia. Seats are still open so apply now for September 2026. Discover how to apply
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Get practical experience with tools and strategies employers use right now in our Digital Marketing program. Learn more about how to apply
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Design the products and systems of tomorrow. Turn ideas into detailed 3D drawings and models in our Mechanical Drafting and Design program. Find out how to start in September
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Graphic and Print Production Learn about Graphic and Print Production at NSCC. Follow second-year student Shelby through a typical day in the program.
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Get help paying for college Starting at or returning to NSCC this fall? Apply by July 16 for $5 million in student awards, scholarships and bursaries.
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NSCC Presidential Search The Board of Governors has begun the search for the College’s next President. Learn more about the search.
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Land Acknowledgement

NSCC is located in Mi’kma’ki, the unceded territory and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq Nation. Our relationship is based on a series of peace and friendship treaties between the Mi’kmaq Nation and the Crown, dating back to 1725.

As Treaty beneficiaries, we recognize that we are all Treaty People.

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Why Canada’s GIS profession needs modernized NOC and CIP codes COGS, alongside Esri Canada, are leading a national effort to modernize Canada's occupational (NOC) and educational (CIP) classifications for GIS and geomatics careers to reflect the complexity, diversity and STEM-focused nature of the profession is underway. NSCC is helping coordinate a national working group of industry, government and academic stakeholders advocating for better recognition of GIS professionals across Canada.
Jul. 22, 2026GoGeomatics Canada
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Climate-related extreme weather issues across Atlantic Canada During the ClimAtlantic conference, Dr. Tim Webster, NSCC Research Scientist, discussed climate-related extreme weather issues across Atlantic Canada including sea level rise, hurricanes, coastal flood risk and erosion.
Jul. 21, 2026CBC
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Federal gov announces more funding for skilled trades The federal government announced an additional $2 billion in funding toward growing training for skilled trades throughout Canada. Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hadju thanked NSCC during the announcement for the work being led at the College to support programs related to national defence, training and learning programs, developing a skilled workforce in high-demand sectors and collaborating with employers and federal government to support economic priorities.
Jul. 17, 2026The Chronicle Herald
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