When I had check the tuition page for term two it didn’t show how much it costed and the fees were due on November 22 second I think so I’m very confused, because I already payed term 1 fees back in September.

Wondering if someone can help me out here?

I’m currently enrolled in year 2/4 for my online part time course. This year I have definitely gained a lot more knowledge on how to find my way around the website/Brightspace but I’m definitely still learning things. I was under the impression that I could compile all of my things I wanted to add to a portfolio and add them to it after, near the end of my final year. I just realized when clicking around and locating my portfolio that it only allows me to click on current courses to add to. So I’m only able to add things to them when they’re a current course, instead of saving all of my stuff and adding it to the portfolio later? I’ll obviously be contacting the correct people to determine how to correct it but I figured I’d try to get some insight here in the meantime if I can. Thanks in advance!!

I’m currently deciding between two programs at NSCC: Automotive Repair and Service vs Electro-Mechanical Technician. I’m feeling a bit confused and unsure which one to pursue, as I want to make sure I’m investing in a field with strong job demand both now and in the future. Could anyone with experience in either of these programs share your insights? Specifically, I’m curious about which program is currently in demand in the job market and which one will have better future opportunities. I’m particularly interested in the potential for jobs related to electric vehicles (EVs) and automation, so I’d appreciate any advice on which course might align better with those goals. Also, how easy or difficult is it to find a job after graduation from either of these programs? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Anyone in or recent graduates, general impression of the program? What's the breakdown of the blended split? How is the field school (and what time of year does it take place)?

Looking at 'seats available' programs at campuses in HRM, wondering what folk's thoughts are on realistic career opportunities for the following programs:

1. Brick & Stone Masonry (1 year)

2. Drafting - Architectural (2 years)

3. Electronic Systems Technician (2 years)

4. Oil Heat Systems Technician (2 years)

5. Pipe Trades (2 years)

Thanks for any advice!!!!

I applied in late September and got an email yesterday stating I don't have the proper requirements to be admitted for the course and will have to take an upgrading course. So, I don't really have any knowledge regarding the same, including when the course will be completed, whether I will be accepted after its completion, and how the program will be delivered—online or offline.

Currently applying for the therapeutic recreation program at the Dartmouth campus, anyone have any experience with the program? What are the program/ class sizes like, instructors, classes, etc? Honestly open to hearing anything about it :)

Hi!

I am co-founder of a startup that provides online skill training. I wanted to understand whom should I contact at NSCC for a potential collaboration with the college.

As there are multiple campuses, I was unsure if I should contact all of them separately or is there a common place for business like inquiries.

Any help will be appreciated!

Posting because I know NSCC has a music program:

Hey - I'm a Billboard charting Kpop/Pop producer that will be in Halifax for a few days next week for business. (tues, wed, thurs)

I'm wondering if there are any people serious about music production / writing in Halifax? I have some initiatives ongoing and it would be interesting to meet new producers/writers in-person that are serious about it!

My credits include &TEAM, The Boyz, All (H) ours, Superkind, RAMPAGE, Warframe, and more. Labels include Universal Music, Warner, HYBE, etc!

Hi folks! I‘m currently deciding between 2 programs: Dental Assisting or Health Information Management (HIM). I am a GED graduate with no prior experience in healthcare fields. I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from graduates! Could anyone kindly share their insights on job opportunities and experiences in these careers? TIA!!!

Hey folks, further to my questions about electrical, and plumbing, both of which have long waitlists.... are there any other good career option courses out of those that don't have long wait lists?? For example, I see that 'Oil Heat Systems Technician' and 'Electronic Systems Technician' both have openings. What are the career opportunities like in those? Any others that would be good to look at? Thanks!

I’m accepted into the construction management program and I’m wondering if anyone who has taken this program can speak to the job opportunities after graduation? What’s a typical starting salary? Did you find the program useful/would you recommend?

So let me explain, by the way I haven’t got accepted to nscc yet. But if I do, I do wanna upgrade some classes like math and other courses. In the future I wanna go off to university and get BBA in business, although I don’t have the right courses or marks from high school to apply to university’s that I want to apply at. Can someone help me figure out what kind of courses I should take that would look good for me to get into business.

Hello,
I am working on a project and require assistance from any of you to develop a WordPress website. I have the theme ready with me.

The only thing that needs to be done is design website and run it asap.

If anyone of you is interested, then please dm. I don't have much budget.
Thanks

Hi all, my son who is currently in grade 12, put in an application back in April for both Plumbing and Electrical for Sept 2025. His application page always just showed 'check back Nov 4th'. Looked today, and both now say 'Waitlisted'. I assume this means he is likely not getting into either program for 2025? :(

I’m just wondering if anyone knows if there’s a gym on campus at the new nscc in Sydney?

As the title says. I'm a CCA graduate from NSCC thinking of going for LPN, and I have a couple of questions:

• Since I graduated from CCA, do I still need the required high school courses for LPN?

• Do I need to re-submit my transcripts from high school and the CCA course, since they should already have them on file?

• Will I need to complete the 'Dementia: Understanding the Journey' course again? And if not, do I still have to pay for it?

Thanks!

When I try to log into brightspace from either my pc or MacBook, it asked me to enter the code from my Authenticator app. But I only have Google authentication and the nscc doesn’t work for that? Do I have to call the school or is there another way to fix this?

I can’t even log into one drive from home. It only started doing it this week.

Im having trouble logging into my microsoft authenticator app, every-time I try it asks for a code but i cant put a code since I’m trying to login.

Hi, Hope you all are doing well,

I am currently waitlisted on a Business Adminstration course on Dartmouth Campus for winter 2025, there are 5 people on it. What do you think will I get admitted to either of the course ? Or another option is to again apply and pay the 100 dollar fees to change the campus to Kentville, doesn't sound fair though to pay the fees again but there is no other choice.

Anyone with experience in waitlist and if they got admitted from waitlist?

Hi, I’m looking into going back to college and taking Business Admin, possibly focusing on Accounting second year. I have a few questions I want answers to if anyone can help.

Are there any pre-reqs? I don’t have Academic Math (I didn’t think I’d need it when I was still in high school, bad call on my part), and am wonder if it would be worth taking the Academic Upgrading course before applying.

I also see a lot of people taking about doing 2+2 with a university post-NSCC. I’m wondering if this is recommended or if you’re able to find employment with just the NSCC diploma? I’m just curious so I can better lay out all of my options.

I appreciate any answers you have for me! Thank you for reading! :D

Hello! i was wondering what the books where used for the program textbooks or even books that will help me out thanks in advance :)

I’ve been looking into the IT Programming course, and was curious of anyones experience with the course, and how you faired out afterwords. Did you secure a job? And how is the job market currently?

Looking for textbooks for the heavy duty equipment truck and transport repair certificate course (2year part time) already on the Facebook group! Thanks in advance!

I was casually checking my application status today and stumbled upon this, but I have not received a letter or email (granted, if it's by letter it will probably take longer since I'm US based). Am I crazy, or did I just get accepted? Or could this be an error? I applied September 23rd.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently a student in the Pipe Trades program at NSCC, and I have workplace shadowing coming up. Unfortunately, I’ve been having a really hard time finding an employer who can take me on for a week of shadowing, and it’s starting to stress me out. I’ve reached out to a few companies, but no luck so far.

Does anyone have any tips or advice on how to find an employer for shadowing? Are there any particular approaches that worked for you, or ways I could improve my search? I’m open to any suggestions at this point.

i have all my requirements and documents ready to apply for an international study program for applied media and communications but every time i try to make an account for an application, it either says that the password doesn't match or that i don't meet the requirements for the password.

i have tried so many variants of the password and tried to meet every requirement but still nothing.

can someone help me please?

Aircraft Maintenance Technology-Mechanical or Aircraft Maintenance-avionics, Of the two which is harder to study and which one has more job opportunities

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