Jayden Roach is about to complete her medical radiography technology studies at CNC, working in healthcare as an x-ray and CT technologist. Along the way, she took part in academic upgrading at CNC to prepare her for her career of choice. Jayden’s journey is inspiring and you won’t want to miss this episode. Source link
Nearly a quarter of Canadians over the age of 15 identify with having a disability. Christine Hofmeier from CNC‘s Quesnel campus joins us on how CNC’s accessibility services can support your success. Source link
College is a great way to build leadership skills. Hear how Damon learned those skills as a CNC student, and how he’s applying them at the CNC Students’ Union and with the BC Government’s StrongerBC Young Leaders Council. Source link
Dooseon Jung brings a wealth of experience to CNC students in the hotel and tourism management program. Learn more about her journey from one of the largest cities in Asia to one of the smallest communities in northern BC, and her passion to help students be their best. Source link
A good education leading to a better career doesn’t have to take years. The Applied Business Technology program at CNC can get your career ready as an administrative assistant in under one year. Lynsey Finnick, originally from Vancouver Island who moved to Prince George for the lower cost of living and new job opportunities, is…
Were you one of those people growing up who knew exactly what you were going to do when you became an adult? Today we have two of those people who were both interested in science, had encounters with CNC during their studies, went away to complete their studies and are now back as CNC Biology…
CNC machines, particularly CNC mills and lathes, have transformed the manufacturing industry, enabling precision cutting and shaping materials with unprecedented efficiency. However, these industrial powerhouses can seem intimidating and inaccessible to the average hobbyist, DIY enthusiast, or part-time machinist. This perception is changing with the advent of DIY CNC mills, bringing this innovative technology into…
Electrochemical machining (ECM) is a unique fabrication technology that leverages the principles of electrolysis for material removal processes. Unlike conventional machining methods, ECM is non-contact, using an electrolyte fluid and a cathode tool to remove material from a workpiece anode. This method’s distinct advantage is that it does not produce heat – eliminating thermal damage…
In precision engineering, tight-tolerance machining is a cornerstone for manufacturing processes where accuracy is not just a requirement but the lifeblood of functionality and quality control. This technique ensures components fit together flawlessly, performing at peak levels for aerospace, medical devices, and automotive applications where the line between success and failure can be as fine…
CNC has multiple programs focused on getting people into the workforce and or helping them move on to other higher education paths across the country. A big part of our studies here at CNC involve business programming. Whether you want to study accounting, marketing or any number of other streams of business we can help…
