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The run-down of North Island College's beautiful Vancouver Island campuses.

North Island College (NIC) educates more than 8,000 students per year, and has educated more than 150,000 students in its 45-year history. As of 2020, NIC offers more than 100 subjects for students across several academic disciplines, including some programs specifically for international students. NIC has continued to grow since its founding in 1975. What started as a portable trailer and a few converted school buses in the city of Campbell River has now grown into several campuses and facilities throughout Vancouver Island. Here鈥檚 what you need to know about NIC鈥檚 locations:

• Approximately a three-hour drive 260 kilometres northwest of Victoria along Vancouver Island鈥檚 east coast.
• The campus shares its space with Timberline Secondary school, the only college campus in Canada that shares facilities with a high school. This provides a seamless transition for students who choose to pursue postsecondary education upon their high school graduation, or for high school students seeking to begin their trades learning while still in high school.
• The campus notably offers programs in Business Administration, Adult Basic Education, Tourism and Hospitality, and several Trades programs. It is also home to Third Course Bistro, a restaurant that serves dishes prepared by Culinary students.
• Approximately a two-and-a-half-hour drive 220 kilometres northwest of Victoria along Vancouver Island鈥檚 east coast.
• The largest of NIC鈥檚 campuses, it contains several lecture halls along with a theatre, a dedicated trades training centre, a group of several portable trailers known as 鈥楾he Village鈥�, and Shadbolt Studios for fine arts students to craft ceramics, paintings, and sculptures.
• Approximately a two-and-a-half-hour drive 190 kilometres northwest of Victoria nestled in central Vancouver Island near the end of the Alberni Inlet.
• The campus is composed of one central building and specializes in teaching Nursing, Early Childhood Care and Education, and University Transfer among other programs.
• Located nearby is the Tebo Vocational Centre which provides hands-on training for shop and equipment handling for trades students.
• Approximately a five-and-a-half-hour drive 500 kilometres northwest of Victoria along Vancouver Island鈥檚 east coast.
• The campus鈥� location is meant to be central for students in surrounding communities, such as Port Hardy, Port McNeill, and Fort Rupert 鈥� each less than a one hour drive away.
• Approximately a four-hour drive 300 kilometres northwest of Victoria along Vancouver Island鈥檚 west coast.
• The NIC Learning Centre teaches several programs including associate degrees in Arts or Sciences, and programs focused on Health Care, Business, University Transfer, and Adult Basic Education.

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