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Building Nova Scotia's marine trades
From crawling through huge ships to mastering pipe trades, Keighan shows how NSCC's hands-on training opens doors to in-demand marine careers in NS. Read his storySearch stories and media releases
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A future in skilled trades
Dekai wasn’t sure what to expect when he started at NSCC. With support and perseverance, he found his place in the trades and a career he can build a future on.
Supported to succeed, connected through care
Reign came to NSCC looking for a fresh start and found a community that helped them thrive. Discover how support, connection and purpose shaped their journey into continuing care.
Training power line technicians in Cape Breton
Power line technicians are essential to keeping communities running. See how NSCC is building a skilled workforce close to home.
Media releases and statements
NSCC celebrates 25 years of its Screen Arts program at AIFF
Sep. 16, 2026 – Media Release
Investment from Irving Shipbuilding modernizes NSCC’s trade shops
Aug. 04, 2026 – Media Release
College sets tuition rates for 2026-27
Jun. 30, 2026 – Media Release
NSCC in the news
AASHE releases 2026 Sustainable Campus Index
The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) has released the 2026 Sustainable Campus Index. This year, NSCC's sustainability efforts earned international recognition again, tied for first place in the Coordination & Planning category and ranked second overall among short-cycle institutions.
Sep. 15, 2026Academica Group
Unlocking a 400-year-old mystery in a Nova Scotia marsh
On a river in southwest Nova Scotia, an investigation by a historical sleuth is helping revive the search for the long-lost gristmill, a water-powered flour mill believed to be the oldest mill and one of the earliest industrial sites in North America. NSCC is supporting this search, producing a LiDAR map that's identified traces of dikes dating back to the 17th century.
Aug. 28, 2026CBC
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