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Contents:
Why NIC? 2 Programs and Courses 10 Living and Studying at NIC 19
Why study in Canada? 2 University Arts and Sciences 10 Contact Us 20
British Columbia Economy & Jobs 3 NIC School of Business 11 Admission to NIC 21
Destination: Vancouver Island 4 Tourism & Hospitality 12 Entrance Awards 22
The NIC Advantage 5 Culinary Arts 13
Student Support 6 Fine Art 14
Become a Professional 7 DIGITAL Design + Development 15
Begin Your Journey with NIC 8 Human Services 16
Improve Your English First 9 Trades & Technical 17
Post-Graduate Programs 18
Why study in Canada?
Canada is one of the top five study abroad destinations in the world for
international students.
Top-quality education Welcoming and Diverse and flexible
system and study inclusive culture post-secondary study
experience options
International tourism Post-Graduation Work
destination Permit
Are you looking for more reasons to choose Canada? Visit the EduCanada website for more great reasons.
The Government of Canada is investing up to $950 million over five years to support innovation centres
across the country and accelerate economic growth, productivity and competitiveness.
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British Columbia
Economy & Jobs
This is where the jobs are. Vancouver Island/Coast Region is the second
largest employment growth area in British Columbia.
Nearly 75%
of the projected job
openings in BC over
the next 3 77% of future jobs require
years will post-secondary education
be in: to meet the needs of the
861,000 expected job
• Sales and Service openings in BC through
• Business, Finance and 2029.
Administration
• Health Labour Market
• Management Province of
• Technology Sector British Columbia
BC is expecting to welcome 263,000 immigrants over 10 years. Learn more about B.C.'s strong economy
and job opportunities. Visit the B.C.'s Labour Market Outlook: 2019 Edition
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
Campbell River
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Destination:
Victoria
Vancouver Island
North Island College international students study at three campuses
on Vancouver Island.
Comox Valley Campbell River Port Alberni
Campus Campus Campus
Estimated population: 67,000 Estimated population: 37,500 Estimated population: 18,000
Average summer temperature: 22°C Average summer temp 23°C Average summer temp 23°C
Average winter temp 7°C Average winter temp 6.3°C Average winter temp 5°C
discovercomoxvalley.com campbellriver.travel portalbernitourism.ca
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Top 20 places to Travel Ranked #2 out of top Place to Call Home BC's Most Resilient
Adventure-packed travel 5 islands in the world Place to invest yourself Regions 2021
with bear sightings, whale A favourite island in the into with access to Region of opportunity,
watching, international world with something services, nature, quality safety and exploration
cuisines and so much more for everyone education
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NORTH ISLAND study@nic.bc.ca
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The NIC Advantage
NIC STUDENTS SAY*
92% are satisfied with their
education at NIC
Designated Learning Transfer to Top
Institution for Post Universities across
96%
Graduate Work Permit BC and Canada
that NIC's quality of (PGWP)
instruction is high
97% that they were well-prepared
by NIC for further studies
High Employment Destination College
*DACSO survey of former NIC Diploma, Success, Great Future on Beautiful
Associate Degree and Certificate students
Job Forecast Vancouver Island
Source of Valuable
Academic and
Student Support
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Student Support
We care. #IamNICe #LetsConNICt
Starting your life in another country is a big step, but it doesn’t have to be challenging.
We are here to help you get the most out of your experience here at NIC. We are all in
this together.
Office of Global Engagement International Student Advising
Do you have questions? Come and visit us at the Office of Global Once you are enrolled at NIC, international student advisors, who
Engagement! are certified Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors
(RISIA), provide advice on study permits, post graduate work
We are here to support you with everything from student
permits and other related immigration questions.
activities, medical insurance, to general questions about life
at NIC and beyond.
Counselling Services
Map-Marker-Alt Meet the OGE Team Counselling services are available to help you if you’re experienc-
ing difficulty or mental health issues at NIC. Our professionally
Application and Admission Advising trained staff can help with any issues you might be facing, big
Do you have questions about admissions, which programs to or small. Along with personal support, we also offer career and
choose, and how to apply? NIC’s support team is here to guide you educational counselling and learning strategies.
through the journey of getting you started at NIC.
Map-Marker-Alt www.nic.bc.ca/student-services/counselling
envelope study@nic.bc.ca
Map-Marker-Alt www.nic.bc.ca/international/why-study-at-nic/ Student Life, Outreach
and Leadership Opportunities
Library, Learning Commons & Tutoring Get involved in engaging events and activities. Student Life also
A collaborative and inclusive environment provides you with helps you navigate NIC policies and procedures and is there for
learning opportunities, access to information resources. Our you throughout your educational journey. Go further and become a
Library and Learning Commons provide a variety of services to student leader through leadership skills training and giving back to
help you succeed in your studies: the college community.
• Math and English (Writing) support Learn more:
• Free Peer Tutoring across disciplines
• Research help and academic workshops Map-Marker-Alt www.nic.bc.ca/life-at-nic/student-involvement/
student-leadership-team
Learn more about academic support online at:
Map-Marker-Alt www.nic.bc.ca/life-at-nic/library-learning-commons
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Become a Professional
Working, volunteering and connecting with community members is the best
way to increase your employment opportunities and enhance your experience in
Canada. Gain work experience during your program, build your network and work
with mentors.
Gain Employment Support Connect with the industry
Get used to asking for help. The Student Connect with employers through volunteering,
Employment Services team is available to support NIC networking events, career fairs, and the
you in career exploration, cover letter, resume and Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce Mentorship
interview preparation, online student job board program. Many NIC programs regularly bring
and job search and online profile development. industry experts into classrooms to connect
students and employers.
Work-Integrated Learning
Co-operative education, internships and practicum, or hands-on industry experiences create pathways
to employment. Work-integrated learning opportunities in your program will help you determine your
future career directions.
CO-OP INTERNSHIP PRACTICUM IN-CURRICULAR
One semester of paid work opportunity Paid or unpaid work opportunity Mandatory work hours Incorporated into regular theory
while gaining college credits while gaining college credits for the program courses within the program
420 hours 180 – 360 hours Variable Variable
Full-time Full-time or part-time Full or part-time Part of the course cirriculum
Paid Paid or unpaid Unpaid Unpaid
QUESTIONS? Contact study@nic.bc.ca INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 7
Begin Your Journey with NIC
NIC offers many pathways for students to adapt their education to their needs. As
an undergraduate student you can choose your path with flexibility to complete
credentials of different length while giving you the option to complete a bachelor’s
degree now, or later.
Start at NIC Here
English
High School Language Year 2 or 3 at a University
Pathway
Year 1
After Year 1,
Graduate with
transfer into:
a Certificate
Year 2
Graduate with a Diploma After Year 2,
transfer into:
or Associate Degree
Year 3
Graduate with
an Advanced Diploma
Year 4
Graduate with NIC's Bachelor of
and more
Business Adminstration
Learn more about how NIC programs transfer to university, begin at NIC to complete your degree.
8 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CAImprove Your English First
Apply to NIC's Language Pathway schools and NIC at the same time and gain
guaranteed admission into NIC's academic programs. Upon successful completion
of required courses at one of our Language Pathway partners, you can smoothly
transition into NIC's academic program.
SCHOOL REQUIRED COURSES
GV6 Level with minimum 80% average grade and minimum 80%
attendance
110 Completion with minimum of C
A1 completion with B or higher
English for Academic Purposes Level 9 exam with a CGPA
equivalent to 80%
PW3.2 completion (level 15)
LSI Advanced (Level 5) with a minimum score of 80% on tests and
assignments completed during the last 4 weeks of the program
Level 4 completion (English language program) or ENG4U with
minimum of 75%
EPE certificate with minimum coursework grade of 70% at SSLC
to meet NIC's English proficiency requirement of IELTS 6.0 with no
band less than 5.5. Students are required to complete ENG104 in
the first term of study at NIC.
For more information on how to enroll in one of NIC's Partner schools contact the language school.
QUESTIONS? Contact study@nic.bc.ca INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 9University Arts & Sciences
Start here. Graduate there. Guaranteed with NIC’s University Arts and Sciences.
NIC’s exclusive university partnerships give you guaranteed degree pathways from the
beginning of your study. In addition to partnerships, NIC courses can be combined to
create your unique plan to transfer seamlessly to universities across BC and beyond.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Associate of Arts Degree September, Comox 2 years Math 11 n/a $17,750
January, May Valley recommended
Criminology Diploma September, Comox 2 years Math 11 n/a $17,750
January Valley
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Associate of Science Degree September, Comox 2 years Math 12, Grade 12 n/a $17,750
January Valley sciences
Engineering Foundations Certificate September Comox 1-2 years Math 12, Chemistry n/a $19,900
Valley 12, Physics 12
NIC's University Degree Partners
Guaranteed Admission Partner: With NIC's' agreements, you can transfer
to university programs in:
• English • Computer Engineering/
• French Computer Studies
• Spanish • Electrical Engineering
Dual Admission Partners: • Anthropology • Software Engineering
• Economics • Astronomy
• Environmental Studies • Biochemistry
• First Nations Studies/ • Biochemistry & Molecular/
Indigenous Studies Microbiology
• Geography • Biology
• History • Chemistry
• Liberal Studies • Computer Science
• Philosophy • Earth & Ocean Sciences
Other Transferring Universities: • Politcal Science • Environmental Science
• Psychology • Mathematics
• Sociology • Physics
• Women's Studies • Psychology
• Biomedical Engineering • Statistics
• Civil Engineering • and many more
10 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CANIC School of Business
Explore general management, marketing or accounting to determine the path that's
right for you. Learn from top-notch faculty, connect with business leaders and prepare
for great careers locally and internationally with a range of co-op and applied learning
opportunities.
The program and my work experience
placement helped me build on my previous
experience in the hospitality and tourism
industry and gave me knowledge and skills
to take the next step in my career.
Raghav Verma
Business Administration
Post Degree Diploma
Global Business Management student
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Business Administration Certificate September, Comox 1 year Math 11 n/a $17,580
January, May Valley
Business Administration Diploma September, Comox 2 years Math 11 Co-op $17,580
January, May Valley
Bachelor of Business Administration September, Comox 4 years Math 11 Co-op $17,580
January, May Valley
• Marketing
• General Management
• Accounting
POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 1 year Math 11, Degree n/a $17,570
Diploma January Valley completion
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 2 years Math 11, Degree Internship $16,050
Diploma – Global Business Management January, May Valley or completion
Campbell
River
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 2 years Math 11, Degree Internship $16,050
Diploma – Pre-Professional Accountant January Valley completion
QUESTIONS? Contact study@nic.bc.ca INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 11Tourism & Hospitality
Unique in BC, NIC’s Tourism & Hospitality Management programs are fun, flexible and
maximize your options and career opportunities. Whether your interest is adventure
tourism in the outdoors, sustainable tourism or resort management, you’ll balance
classroom theory and applied learning for a solid foundation to build your career.
Watch a highlight reel of NIC's
Adventure Guiding programs.
Adventure Guiding students learn how
to kayak through surf in the ocean off
Vancouver Island.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Adventure Guiding Certificate September Comox 1 year IELTS 6.0 all band, Co-op $19,500
Valley Math 11
Tourism & Hospitality Management September Comox 2 years IELTS 6.0 all band, Co-op $22,500
Diploma - Adventure Guiding Option Valley Math 11
Tourism & Hospitality Management September, Comox 1 year Math 11 n/a $19,000
Certificate January Valley
Tourism & Hospitality Management September, Comox 2 years Math 11 Co-op $22,000
Diploma - Hospitality Option January Valley
Tourism & Hospitality Management September, Comox 2 years Math 11 Co-op $22,000
Diploma - Sustainable Tourism Option January Valley
POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Global Tourism & Hospitality September, Comox 1 year Math 11, Diploma n/a $16,300
Management Advanced Certificate January Valley or 3 year Degree
completion
Global Tourism & Hospitality September, Comox 2 years Math 11, Diploma Internship $16,600
Management Advanced Diploma January Valley or 3 year Degree
completion
12 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CACulinary Arts
Follow your passion for food with a career in the Culinary Arts. Get instruction from
expert chefs as you learn kitchen basics and then hone your skills in one of NIC’s
fully-equipped commercial kitchens.
This program involves a blend of theory, professional Culinary events, online learning,
field trips, applied learning while gaining fundamental business competencies such as
marketing management, human resources and leadership.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
Culinary Business Operations Certificate September Campbell 1 year Math 10 Co-op $18,650
River
Culinary Business Operations Diploma September Campbell 2 years Math 10 Co-op $18,650
River
University Degree
Pathway
Complete NIC's Culinary
Business Operations
Diploma and transfer
to MTU or LIT in Ireland
to earn a Culinary Arts
degree. Enhance your skills
and gain international
experience.
NIC culinary alumna, Chef Tina Tang creates her award-winning cheesecake for culinary students at
NIC’s Roger Street Bistro in Port Alberni.
QUESTIONS? Contact study@nic.bc.ca INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 13Fine Art
Explore printmaking, video, painting, drawing, digital media, ceramics, photography
and sculpture in NIC's high-calibre fine arts studios. Develop creative and critical
thinking skills as you pursue your career as an artist or transfer to degree programs
across Canada.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
Fine Arts Diploma September Comox 2 years Portfolio, written In-curricular $17,650
Valley statements
Metal Jewellery Design Certificate September Comox 6 months 18 years old on the In-curricular $10,100
Valley first day of class
Professional Photography Certificate Please inquire to be on the interest list In-curricular $19,000
Complete the Fine Arts diploma and transfer to complete a degree:
The program at NIC introduced me to
different mediums. When I was in high
school, I was focused on painting, but
now I'm working with video, sound,
collaging, drawing - it's really expanded
my horizons.
Keegan White
NIC Fine Arts Diploma alumnus 2020
Keegan White is the successful recipient of an entrance scholarship to Emily Carr University. He will
become a master in his field, thanks to the foundation he gained in NIC's Fine Arts diploma.
14 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CADIGITAL Design + Development
Explore graphic design and computer programming for mobile apps and the web.
Whether starting your career or broadening your skillset, you’ll achieve the knowl-
edge and experience employers are seeking.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
DESIGN STREAM
Web Design Fundamentals Certificate September, Comox 1 year n/a n/a $17,950
January Valley
Communication Design Diploma September, Comox 2 years n/a In-curricular $17,700
January Valley
Advanced Digital Design and September, Comox 3 years n/a In-curricular $17,950
Development Diploma January Valley
DEVELOPMENT STREAM
Android Application September, Comox 1 year n/a n/a $17,980
Development Certificate January Valley
Web and Mobile Application September, Comox 2 years n/a In-curricular $17,970
Development Diploma January Valley
Advanced Digital Design and Develop- September, Comox 3 years n/a In-curricular $17,950
ment Diploma January Valley
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS (DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT STREAMS)
DIGITAL Design + Development September, Comox 1 year Degree completion n/a $15,750
Post-Graduate Certificate January Valley
DIGITAL Design + Development September, Comox 2 years Degree completion In-curricular $15,750
Post-Graduate Diploma January Valley
We provide solutions for live events
around the world like Coachella and
Comic Cons. I help develop and maintain
existing apps and work with partners to
integrate their projects. NIC prepared me
100% for this job as I've been using the
technologies I learned in the program
Thiago Ortiz Martin
Mobile Application Development
Certificate alumnus
INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 15Human Services
Connect with compassion and make a difference in the lives of others. Gain the
communication skills, theoretical knowledge and practical skills to support children,
adults and families in your community through community support and social justice.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
Early Childhood Care & Education September Comox Valley 1 year Practicum $20,100
Certificate
Early Childhood Care & Education January Variable: Comox 2 years Practicum $17,350
Diploma - Infant Toddler Valley, Campbell
Specialization River, Port
Alberni
IELTS 6.0 all
band,
Social Services Diploma September Comox Valley 2 years Requisite Skills Practicum $19,750
and Abilities
Human Services – Educational September Comox Valley 1 year documents* Practicum $18,900
Assistant/Community Support and Reference
Certificate (Year 1)
Human Services – Educational September Port Alberni 1 year Practicum $20,800
Assistant/Community Support,
Indigenous Focus Certificate (Year 1)
Human Services Diploma (Year 2) September Comox Valley 1 year Practicum $22,150
Comparing to big classes that are
commonly offered in many other
educational institutions, small classes
enable the instructors to pay closer
attention to every student and to
interact more with everyone. On top
of that, the instructors here have great
teaching and professional experience.
Hairong Jiang
NIC Early Childhood & Care Diploma alumna
16 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CATrades & Technical
From construction to resource trades to culinary arts, you’ll learn from expert faculty
in modern, well-equipped shops as you develop the nationally-recognized skills
employers are looking for.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
Electronics Technician Core Certificate September Campbell 1 year In-curricular $18,400
(Year 1) River
Industrial Automation Technician September Campbell 1 year In-curricular $18,400
Diploma (Year 2) River
Aircraft Structures Technician (AME-S) September Campbell 1 year In-curricular $18,050
Math 11
River
Furniture Design and Joinery September Port Alberni 1 year In-curricular $16,750
Certificate
Computer Information Systems September Comox 1 year In-curricular $20,300
Certificate Valley
• Small class size allows for
easy access to equipment
• Learn on the latest software,
equipment and technology
• Faculty have experience in
a wide variety of major
manufacturing industries
Industrial Automation students put
the final touches on their year-end
capstone project, which brings
together all the skills they’ve learned
throughout their program
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Advance your studies with a post-graduate program.
If you have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution, you can further your
education at NIC. Choose from these career-oriented credentials which will create
opportunities for you. Students with diverse undergraduate degrees are eligible and
welcome to apply.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENTAL EST. COST
PROGRAM TITLE INTAKE DATE CAMPUS LENGTH
REQUIREMENTS LEARNING PER YEAR*
BUSINESS
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 1 year n/a $17,570
Diploma January Valley
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 2 years Internship $16,050
Diploma – Global Business Management January, May Valley or Math 11, Degree
Campbell completion
River
Business Administration Post Degree September, Comox 2 years Internship $16,050
Diploma – Pre-Professional Accountant January Valley
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY
Global Tourism & Hospitality September, Comox 1 year n/a $16,300
Management Advanced Certificate January Valley Math 11, Diploma
or Degree
Global Tourism & Hospitality September, Comox 2 years completion Internship $16,600
Management Advanced Diploma January Valley
DIGITAL DESIGN + DEVELOPMENT
DIGITAL Design + Development September, Comox 1 year n/a $15,750
Post-Graduate Certificate January Valley
Degree
DIGITAL Design + Development September, Comox 2 years completion In-curricular $15,750
Post-Graduate Diploma (Design and January Valley
Development Stream)
International students come together to
participate in an experiential creative
exercise during NIC's Orientation Day.
18 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CALiving and Studying at NIC
Tuition, Textbooks and Supplies
NIC charges tuition based on credits. As new NIC international students you are required to pay a one-term or
two-term tuition deposit before receiving the Letter of Acceptance.
Books and other supplies are not included in the tuition deposit and must be paid separately upon or before
arrival. Estimated cost of the program can be found online.
Average Budget (excluding tuition)
Estimated expenses based on shared off-campus accommodation. Actual living expense of students vary
depending on living arrangements.
Expense Monthly 1 semester (4 months) 1 year (12 months)
Textbooks $0 $1000 $2000
Medical insurance $75 $300 $900
Food $300 $1,200 $3,600
Accomodation $600 $2,400 $7,200
Transportation (bus) $35 $140 $420
Cell phone $75 $300 $1,200
Miscellaneous $150 $600 $1,800
(utilities and other)
TOTAL $1,235 $5,940 $17,120
Work while you study
As an international student, you may be allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during regular academic
sessions, and full-time during scheduled breaks in winter and summer. Many businesses in NIC campus areas
hire NIC students regularly. Our provincial minimum wage is $15.20 per hour as of September 2021. Students
working full-time in a co-op/internship position may earn up to $10,000 during the scheduled break term.
Entrance Awards
North Island College offers awards of up to $2,000 for international students upon program entry and during
their studies.
English Proficiency Language Pathway High School Regional Award
Award Award Pathway Award Pathway Award
$500 - $1,500 $1,000 $1,000 - $2,000 $500 - $1,000
IELTS 6.5 - 8 overall Students from one of NIC's Students from one of our Students from select
language pathway partners partner high schools on countries and programs
schools Vancouver Island
QUESTIONS? Contact study@nic.bc.ca INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021-22 19Admission to NIC
Once you have chosen your program, determine your eligibility by reviewing the admission
requirements outlined for your desired program. Then, simply gather the necessary
information and prepare to apply!
1 Choose your program of study
Check the available intakes and additional admission requirements.
2 Apply online
Go to educationplannerbc.ca to submit your online application along with your
supporting documents.
3 Make the tuition payment
Our admissions team will assess your documents and send you a Letter of Invitation.
Follow the steps in the letter to submit any outstanding documents and make the tuition
deposit payment to secure your seat in the program.
4 Apply for study permit
Submit your study permit application together with Letter of Acceptance.
Minimum Admission Requirement Do I need a counselor/agent?
• 18 years of age prior to or within the first term of study If you are from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka or
• High school graduation or equivalent Nigeria, you are required to work with an NIC authorized con-
• Meet the minimum English proficiency requirement (see sultant. NIC collaborates with numerous recognized education
below) and immigration consultants around the world who can assist
• Post-graduate programs require successful completion of with application, admission and preparation for studies at NIC.
minimum 3-year degree from a recognized post-secondary Visit our website to find an agent.
institution
• You may be required to meet other academic and admis-
sion requirements for your chosen program
(for example: Grade 11 math)
What English language scores do I need?
If you meet requirements academically but don’t meet the English requirements, you may be offered conditional admission
through one of our English language pathway schools. Check out the list of pathway schools on page 8, or visit our website.
BC Academic TOEFL iBT TOEFL CAEL PTE Academic Duolingo
Curriculum IELTS (Code 8538) English Test
Overall 6.0 80 54 overall,
English 60 and
All sections 5.5 no subsection 550 no component 105 overall
12 C Writing 60
minimum below 19 less than 46
20 NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL.NIC.BC.CAWe’re here to answer your
questions…
Let’s start talking.
Choosing to study in a different country is a big decision, and we know you have
many questions. Our Office of Global Engagement team is here to support you from
application to graduation.
We are available to answer questions virtually. To find out who to contact, please visit
us on our website at www.nic.bc.ca/international/why-study-at-nic/ or you can submit
the question online to start our conversation together.
We look forward to meeting you and supporting you in your goals!
General questions
including your application questions
study@nic.bc.ca
Country-specific questions
Southeast Asia: seasia@nic.bc.ca
Central & South America: americas@nic.bc.ca
China: china@nic.bc.ca
India: india@nic.bc.ca
Other countries: study@nic.bc.ca
North Island College
2300 Ryan Road, Courtenay BC
Canada V9N 8N6
Tel: +1 250 334 5033
www.nic.bc.ca/international
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