Government funding for new health education spaces at seven public colleges and universities to support students and B.C.'s health sector was announced t at Thompson Rivers University.

Premier Christy Clark welcomed 122 students from around the province to the BC Lions' Skills for Life Summit, and invited them to try their hands at the skills needed for many of tomorrow's in-demand jobs.

International students are finding great educational opportunities in B.C. and, in many cases, are staying to take advantage of the growing economy and exceptional quality of life.

Central Secondary school played host to the celebration and signing of the school district's second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement.

The Province is providing $2.4 million to support adult literacy training programs in 90 communities throughout British Columbia this year.

As part of B.C.’s Skills for Jobs Blueprint, Okanagan College will be adding 203 training spaces to increase access and reduce waitlists for trades critical to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector and other industries.

Deep Cove Elementary is ready to serve young students and families for years to come with the completion of a $1.4-million seismic upgrade.

With the fastest growing Aboriginal student graduation rate in the province, there was much to celebrate as the Sea to Sky school district signed its second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement.