NIC’s annual education and career festival is coming back to campuses in Campbell River, Comox and Port Alberni.
The free events are an opportunity for people to explore upcoming training and program opportunities or learn about ways they can learn close to home.
The Port Alberni event kicks things off on Wednesday, followed by Campbell River’s NIC Fest on Tuesday, March 12th and the Comox Valley Thursday, March 14th.
Student Affairs Director Craig Whitton says it showcases the diversity of educational opportunities available to communities in the northern part of Vancouver Island and beyond. He says people find opportunities for work and life that they didn’t even know existed.
NIC Fest includes campus tours and face-to-face time with faculty.
There is an expanded event schedule and thousands of dollars in prizes up for grabs, including a $1,000 tuition bursary.
Attendees will also receive a $25 application fee waiver code that they can use when applying for an NIC program.
The Campbell River and Comox Valley events also include CareerCentral Live events on campus, which gives job seekers a chance to network with regional employers.
While NIC has held many open house events in years’ past, last year was the first for NIC Fest.
The event is aimed at anyone, from students finishing secondary school to people looking to upgrade their skills or considering a new career pathway.
New community members and NIC alumni are also welcome to attend and find out what is happening.
NIC suggests you follow the school on Facebook and Instagram for event updates.
For more information, visit NIC.
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