Admissions
Admission RequirementsStudent ExperienceApplyBCIT PathwayYorkville University PathwayThompson Rivers University Pathway
Programs and Courses
Art and Design ProgramsBusiness ProgramsTeaching Education ProgramsHealth Care ProgramsLegal ProgramsTechnology ProgramsTrades ProgramsPrograms by Campus
Tuition and Financial Options
Financial OptionsScholarships
Campus Locations
VancouverAbbotsfordCoquitlamBurnabySurrey
About
DesignationWhy We Are BetterWhy Choose UsWork at Vancouver Career College
Community
Student ServicesPracticum PlacementsCareer ServicesParentsSocial Impact
Security
Connect
NewsNewslettersOnline StoreEvents
1-800-891-8059
Request Free Info
Apply Now
Take the first step today!
×

I understand that by submitting this form, I consent to be contacted by email, phone, text message or any other form of communication by Vancouver Career College. My consent can be withdrawn at any time.
MainConnect NewslettersSurreyFebruary 2019 Surrey Newsletter

Newsletters

February 2019 Surrey Newsletter

" A guy know's he is in love when he loses interest in his car for a couple of days." Tim Allen

Events

Happy Chinese New year
February 4, 2019

Chinese New Year has been celebrated for more than 4,000 years and is a public holiday in China. This year is the year of the pig. In Chinese culture, pigs are the symbol of wealth and prosperity. 

Happy Black History Month
February 1, 2019

Black History Month was officially recognized 28-29 days a year by President Ford in 1976. White privilege is something that black people lack. To raise awareness against the oppression, this month is celebrated worldwide.

Announcements

Celebration Pink shirt day :Feb 27th, 2019

On February 27th, 2019 we encourage everyone to wear something Pink to support "Anti bullying" campaign. Bullying can come in the forms of verbal, physical, etc. Please raise your voice against it however you can. "Go Pink!" 

Colored homes in Newfoundland, Canada

Ever wondered why the houses in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada are of varying colors? For sailors and fishermen, brightly colors houses helped them find their way home through the fog and inclement weather. Though fishery is no longer the way source of livelihood for people, it still plays a vital role in lives of people there.

Chat with us
 Live Chat
Hello and welcome to Vancouver Career College.

Are you interested in one of our programs?