Premier Christy Clark announced that students throughout B.C. will have increased access to regional training opportunities as a result of $7 million in one-time funding to 19 post-secondary institutions.

Cleaner air, reduced energy consumption and lower operating costs are some of the benefits to come from mechanical upgrades at Fort Nelson Secondary School.

The B.C. government is helping support a new youth ambassador program to promote trades and technology careers to young people in K to 12.

Premier Christy Clark has released the following statement about UBC president and vice-chancellor Stephen Toope:

The Ministry of Education announced the formation of a provincial advisory group to review the B.C. provincial student assessment program.

The board of the Post-Secondary Employers' Association (PSEA) has ratified two support staff agreements reached under the 2012 Cooperative Gains Mandate

Aboriginal learners in the Cowichan Valley will have more opportunities to get certification for in-demand job skills with new community-based education and training agreements between Vancouver Island University and Cowichan Tribes.

Almost $11 million in investments is supporting two programs for Aboriginal learners in British Columbia.