Between 2018 and 2021, 13 public post-secondary institutions in B.C. added 1,003 early childhood education student spaces. More than two-thirds of additional seats were designated for rural and remote communities, ensuring earl childhood education (ECE) students throughout the province could access ECE training seats.
North:
Northern Lights College: 74 additional ECE student spaces
College of New Caledonia: 24 additional ECE student spaces
Thompson-Okanagan:
Nicola Valley Institute of Technology: 54 additional ECE student spaces
Okanagan College: 56 additional ECE student spaces
Kootenays:
College of the Rockies: 100 additional ECE student spaces
Selkirk College: 88 additional ECE student spaces
Vancouver Island:
Camosun College: 107 additional ECE student spaces
North Island College: 108 additional ECE student spaces
Vancouver Island University: 124 additional ECE student spaces
Lower Mainland:
Capilano University: 79 additional ECE student spaces
Langara College: 41 additional ECE student spaces
University of British Columbia: 112 additional student spaces
University of the Fraser Valley: 36 additional student spaces
Starting in January 2022, eight public post-secondary institutions throughout B.C. are adding 147 early childhood education student spaces.
North:
Northern Lights College: 34 additional ECE student spaces.
Thompson-Okanagan:
Okanagan College: 15 additional ECE student spaces.
Thompson Rivers University: 10 additional ECE student spaces.
Kootenays:
College of the Rockies: 30 additional ECE student spaces
Selkirk College: 14 additional ECE student spaces
Vancouver Island:
Camosun College: 24 additional ECE student spaces
North Island College: 12 additional ECE student spaces
Vancouver Island University: eight additional ECE student spaces
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