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North Island College secures $802,000 in funding for short-term programs

The programs will be free of cost to students
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Regenerative farming is just one of the NIC programs to benefit from the funding. (Photo submitted by Mike Chouinard)

In a news release on Jan. 8, North Island College (NIC), announced NIC and partner organizations secured $802,000 in funding from the Community Workforce Response Grant, through the Canada-British Columbia Workforce Development Agreement. The funding will go towards matching potential employers with skilled workers through new short-term training programs and meeting community market needs.

“First of all, we identify the need in the community,” said Bob Haugen, NIC director of continuing education and contract training.

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