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Military-connected supports

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Become a military-connected learner

Are you connected to the Canadian Armed Forces and looking to expand your skills and knowledge or considering what’s next? We can help you take the next step.

We understand the complexities of training for and transitioning into a new career and offer a wide range of credentials and supports to ensure you graduate ready for civilian employment. Our credentials and student supports extend to your immediate family, too.

Military-connected learners include:

  • Veterans
  • Currently Serving, Regular Force
  • Currently Serving, Reserve Component
  • Civil Servants with the Department of National Defence
  • Immediate Family of Canadian Armed Forces members or Veterans
  • Foreign Military Veterans
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Building partnerships, unlocking opportunities

Aviator Vritsios, a Royal Canadian Air Force recruit, is completing his Construction Technician training at NSCC. His training is part of the College’s trusted, 20+ year partnership with the Canadian Armed Forces. Read about Avr Vritsios' NSCC experience and our tailored training for military learners.

Choose NSCC

There are many reasons military-connected learners choose NSCC.

Partnering with the Military Spousal Employment Network (MSEN)

NSCC is proud to partner with the Military Spousal Employment Network (MSEN), the ultimate virtual career hub dedicated to supporting military and Veteran spouses and partners. At NSCC, we recognize the unique challenges faced by military families—and we’re committed to creating opportunities that honor their resilience, talent, and dedication. Through this partnership, we’re connecting with a highly skilled community and reinforcing our commitment to inclusive hiring practices that value diverse experiences and perspectives.

Meet military-connected learners

NSCC student Matt Galloway pictured right.
Matthew Galloway Before studying in the Electrical Construction and Industrial program, retired Sailor First Class Matthew Galloway launched Never Marching Alone - a 40 kilometre march in promotion of mental health and wellbeing for military, veterans, first responders and their families.
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Keith Cusson After a 21-year career in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Keith turned his passion for technology into a new career through the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) – Remote Sensing program at COGS.
A welder stands in an industrial outdoor setting with ships in the background.
Antonia Wareham Antonia joined the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves and went on to enter the Pathways to Shipbuilding program, becoming a Journeyman Welder.
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Davis Whittle Davis left his career with the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force to study Criminal Justice at Truro Campus, a program that stood out to him for its industry recognition and the doors it would open.

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Industry

We can help your organization with training, applied research and student engagement. Learn more about our industry supports and contact us.

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