If you’ve earned a degree or certificate or completed 12 or more credits at the College of New Caledonia, you are and will always be part of Our Village.
Our Alumni embody the heart of CNC’s vision: learning together, changing lives, creating futures. You are the innovators, leaders, and builders whose courage and creativity shape Northern B.C. and beyond. Every day, your achievements show what’s possible when people learn together and carry that learning forward into their communities.
Discover the perks of being a CNC Alumni.
Looking for a keepsake to represent your time at CNC? Stop by the CNC Bookstore to browse hoodies, shirts, hats, and other great items that are perfect for celebrating and remembering your CNC experience.
Need transcripts to help with further education or work opportunities? Order your transcripts here. Transcripts are available for $11.20 when ordered online or $16.80 when requested in-person.
Take advantage of the learning commons as an Alumni! Enjoy free scanning and faxing, as well as computer use. If you need to borrow anything, you can grab up to five items.
CNC prides itself on being a caring and sharing environment where you will thrive in your new job.
Even after you graduate, you will always be welcome back at CNC.
Looking to upskill, reskill, or explore new career paths? Continuing Education can provide you with the tools you need to succeed. Achieve your professional goals, stand out in the workforce, and thrive in today’s competitive job market by enrolling in short programs or courses.
As one of the most affordable colleges in B.C., CNC offers many programs for you to explore. From health sciences and university studies to trades and technologies, there is always a program for you.
When you graduate from CNC, you join Our Village. We'd love to hear from you and learn how life has been since you graduated. Contact us at alumni@cnc.bc.ca and share your story with us.
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Every dream starts with someone who believes.
Your engagement helps CNC students turn ambition into achievement, whether through funding awards, donating equipment, or sharing your time and story. There are many ways to make a difference and support your community.
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Friends and family told us the education in Canada is very good. Before coming to Canada, my wife and I did our research and found lots of schools. We have an uncle living in Toronto, so we looked at options there. But it was the feedback from another international student who made me decide to come to Prince George. They said: “At CNC, every student has a chance to shine”. I thought by myself, I also deserve to shine!
CNC isn’t just a great school for learning; it’s also affordable and there are many supports for international students. Plus, the faculty and staff are always cheerful, kind and helpful. You will never see a grumpy professor here. The smaller class sizes allow me to get one-on-one time with the instructors and help me to understand each class better.
If you could give one piece of advice to new international students, what would it be?