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2 Like the North Atlantic ocean that surrounds us, we re vast. And your future? It s on the horizon. Everything is in your reach, ready to be discovered. College of the North Atlantic is Newfoundland and Labrador s public college. We offer over 100 programs at 17 different campus locations throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, along with a growing number of Distributed Learning opportunities. We believe everyone deserves access to a high-quality education, meaning we pride ourselves on affordable tuition cost (an amazingly low $726 per semester) and a first-come, first-served application process. Every year over 3,000 students proudly leave our classrooms and begin their journey into the workforce. They begin their search for new and rewarding careers, knowing they hold credentials from a regional institution with an international reputation for excellence. Photo by Chrissie Kerr
3 Academics We all have to start somewhere. Strengthen your knowledge and skills here, allowing further exploration and success in post-secondary programs down the road. Aboriginal Bridging As an aboriginal, bridge the educational gap and succeed in another CNA program of your choosing. Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) College Transition Whether you don t meet the entrance requirements for a program or you need a refresher in a certain subject area, the CAS Transition program may be suitable for you. Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) Transfer: College-University Complete your first year of university at CNA, transferring straight into year two at Memorial. English as a Second Language (ESL) Complete courses in listening, speaking, reading and writing. All courses are offered at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. TOEFL preparation is also available. College of the North Atlantic offers a range of support services for students with documented disabilities, either physical or mental. Coordinators work closely with faculty and administration to provide appropriate accommodations. For more information visit
4 Applied Arts and Tourism Art encompasses many forms: from written words to music, from paintings to community development. Gain valuable insight into all things creative. Community Recreation Leadership Community Studies Digital Animation Early Childhood Education* Film and Video Production Graphic Communications Graphic Design Hospitality Tourism Management Journalism Journalism (Post Diploma) Music Industry & Performance Recording Arts Textile: Craft & Apparel Design Video Game Design *Also available through distance learning Some courses within programs are available via the Distributed Learning Service. Student Development Officers (SDOs) provide students with a wide range of services from student government to peer tutoring, Student Aid and all points in between. College can be overwhelming, but SDOs are there to help with that transition.
5 Business It s a dog-eat-dog world out there prepare yourself. Pursuing a career in business means you gain valuable skills that keep up with our growing provincial, national and international development needs. Business Administration First-Year* Business Administration (two-year streams): - General* - Accounting - Human Resource Management* - Marketing Business Management: - Accounting - Human Resource Management - Marketing Office Administration First-Year* Office Administration (two-year streams): - Executive* - Legal - Medical* - Records and Information Management *Also available via the Distributed Learning Service Each campus organizes and coordinates a number of social and recreational events throughout the college year. Clubs, sport teams, recreational activities, and special events contribute to the general well-being of students.
6 Engineering Technology & Natural Resources Innovation doesn t come easy. It s about critical thinking, teamwork and of course, sound academic knowledge. Gain practical experience needed to excel in industry. Engineering Technology (First Year) Architectural Engineering Technology Chemical Process Engineering Technology Co-op Civil Engineering Technology Computer Systems Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) Co-op Electronics Engineering Technology (Biomedical) Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology Co-op Industrial Engineering Technology Co-op Instrumentation and Controls Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) Co-op Petroleum Engineering Technology Co-op Process Operations Engineering Technology Safety Engineering Technology (Post Diploma) Co-op Welding Engineering Technician Conservation Law Enforcement Fish and Wildlife Technician Forest Resources Technician GIS Applications Specialist (Post Diploma) Some courses within programs are available via the Distributed Learning Service. You can get the help you need to succeed. Counselling Services are available to directly support and facilitate learner success. Counsellors are committed to accessible, professionally delivered services that are responsive to the needs of CNA learners.
7 Health Sciences Find purpose through helping others. With an increasingly aging population, skilled health professionals are needed today more than ever before. Diagnostic Ultrasonography (Post Diploma) Medical Sciences I (General) Medical Laboratory Assistant Medical Laboratory Sciences Medical Radiography Primary Care Paramedicine Rehabilitation Assistant (OTA and PTA)* Respiratory Therapy * Available only through the Distributed Learning Service Each campus elects a Student Representatives Council (SRC) at the beginning of each academic year. This council is responsible for planning and organizing various extracurricular activities on behalf of the student body. Be sure to get involved on your campus!
8 Industrial Trades Want mad skills? Meet growing provincial and national skilled trades demands by receiving certified training in a broad range of fields. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician Aircraft Structural Repair Technician Automotive Service Technician Bricklayer Cabinetmaker Carpenter Commercial Transport Construction/Industrial Electrician Cook Hairstylist Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Heavy Equipment Operator Heritage Carpentry Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Instrumentation and Control Technician Machinist Metal Fabricator (Fitter) Mining Technician Mobile Crane Operator Motor Vehicle Body Repairer (Metal and Paint) Non-Destructive Testing Technician Oil Heat Systems Technician Plumber Power Engineer 4th Class Powerline Technician (Operating) Process Operator Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Renovation Technician Sheet Metal Worker Small Equipment Service Technician Steamfitter/Pipefitter Truck and Transport Mechanic Welder Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter) There are on-campus residences at Burin, Bay St. George, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay campuses. Learner Services offices at all 17 provincial campuses maintain current listings of apartments and other available housing options, also available on our website, and will gladly help students find local accommodations.
9 Information Technology Technology, like life, continuously changes. Plug into this vast industry to begin careers in design, development, installation, maintenance and support. Computer Systems and Networking Information Management (Post Diploma) Programmer Analyst (Business) Co-op Software Development Web Development* * Offered via the Distributed Learning Service Library services are available at all college campuses. Whether you need help finding that particular book or just some research assistance, library staff are there to help. Research, write, print, repeat.
10 Distributed Learning Have a life and an education. Study over 250 courses in a wide range of program areas without ever leaving home it s that simple. Some learners do not have easy access to college classrooms. The college s Distributed Learning service (DL) serves these learners with a growing array of college programs and more than 250 credit courses delivered through web-based e-learning. Online learning removes barriers of geography and time to provide flexibility, collaboration and interactivity. Students appreciate the quality and benefits of online learning: 90 per cent of recent survey respondents said they would recommend their DL course to a friend. The Distributed Learning service web site provides comprehensive information at: There is also a direct link from our homepage:
11 Apply to CNA When can I apply? Applicants can apply on the first day of grade 12 (level III). So, think new clothes, school supplies and then CNA. Applications can be submitted online, via fax, mail or in person at any one of our 17 campuses. Official transcripts must also accompany your application. Visit Do awesome grades = guaranteed acceptance? Not exactly. We believe everyone deserves access to a high-quality education. That s why we have a firstcome, first-served policy for many of our programs. In these programs students are admitted into a program based on the date their application was received, providing entrance requirements are met. So, apply early as some programs fill up quickly. Some programs do have a competitive entry process, so be sure to check our online calendar for the most up-to-date details. I don t meet the entrance requirements. Can I still apply? Applicants who do not meet the entrance requirements may be considered for admission on an individual basis provided they meet the following criteria: are at least 19 years of age at the time of application have been out of high school for at least one year present a certified copy of grades for the highest educational level attained. complete the Canadian Adult Achievement Test (CAAT) Of course if none of these work for you, you can still apply to the Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) College Transition program to meet entrance requirements and ensure a seat in your program of choice. CNA is concerned about your success. Take the pre-enrollment assessments before even beginning a program to determine if you are headed in the right direction. Meet with a faculty advisor for guidance and assistance at any time throughout your program. Build toward a successful career, beginning with a solid foundation at CNA.
12 Why CNA? Because we Rock! Accessibility With 17 campuses throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, chances are there s a campus near you. Cost Our low tuition rate of $726 per semester means keeping more of the green where it belongs: in your pocket. In fact, many of our students graduate with no student debt. Pretty cool, huh? Small Class Size With an average class size far smaller than what you see in a typical university program, you won t be lost in the crowd. In fact, one-on-one time with instructional staff will help you be all you can be in our classrooms. Transferability Your CNA diploma can take you places. CNA has dozens of agreements with institutions around the world, and here at home. Hands-on Experience Our programs give you the skills you need to succeed in the workforce. Through apprenticeship programs, field placements, on-the job training or co-op work terms, our students leave CNA with solid hands on work experience. Successful Graduates From Wabush to Luxembourg, Fort McMurray to Venice our alumni are everywhere! So whether you want to stay home near the ocean or trek the globe, an education from CNA is a great starting point for any wanderer. Belong Graduating from great CNA programs means you re always part of a big extended family. But don t worry, we tease less than your actual siblings. Find a great job The majority of our graduates find employment in their field, with many staying right here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Most find jobs within three months of graduation. Viewbook, Fall 2013 Produced by College of the North Atlantic s Marketing and Communications Department Graphic Design by Bridgette Reid
13 ampus Locations Baie Verte Bay St. George Bonavista Burin Carbonear Clarenville Corner Brook Gander Grand Falls-Windsor Happy Valley-Goose Bay Labrador West Placentia Port aux Basques Prince Philip Drive (St. John s) Ridge Road (St. John s) Seal Cove St. Anthony Check us out! Viewbook
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