The Province is taking action to further increase the number of qualified health care assistants in British Columbia to continue improving care for seniors.

Vancouver Island’s first diagnostic medical sonography (DMS) program at Camosun College means reduced waitlists for students and patients on southern Vancouver Island.

Hundreds of survivors of violence and/or abuse in nearly every corner of the province can now access skills training and supports crucial to their independence and healing.

Students at Camosun College are preparing for careers in the health and social services sectors in the newly opened Alex & Jo Campbell Centre for Health and Wellness, featuring modern classrooms, hands-on labs and collaborative study areas.

People in every part of the province have more opportunities to train for a career as an early childhood educator (ECE), creating career paths for students and providing much-needed relief for families seeking child care, with new seats at post-secondary institutions opening this fall.

Students attending British Columbia’s public post-secondary campuses deserve to feel safe and be free from potential sexual violence.

Selkirk College students are now able to access cutting-edge training facilities that will get students job-ready for in-demand trades careers, with the official opening of a new trades training facility.

More than 1,000 people in Indigenous communities in B.C.’s North Coast and Nechako regions are getting access to driver training, opening the doors to job opportunities and safer travel.