Northern Lights College

The history of Northern Lights College traces back to 1974 when the provincial government formed a Regional Advisory Community to create a community college in Northern BC. However, formally NLC was opened in 1975 as a public college. A few other highlights of the college’s history are given below:In the year 1981, a new 14,000 square foot building is constructed in Fort Nelson. In the same year, in Dawson Creek, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and Early Childhood Education are added in the programme offering of the college.In 2006, student housing opened in Fort St. JohnIn 2007, the Industry Training Centre / Oil and Gas Centre of Excellence opens at the Fort St. John CampusIn 2010, in Dawson Creek, the Science building undergoes huge renovation and transforms into the new Health Sciences buildingIn 2018, NLC opens its Trades Training Centre in Dawson Creek

International students who want to study at Northern Lights College can check out the reasons mentioned below to know it is a good investment to study at this particular college:Excellent education: As a public college, Northern Lights College Canada grants Diplomas and Associate, Certificate courses recognised by employers across CanadaAffordable tuition: NLC Canada offers British Columbia’s the lowest annual tuition fee for its two-year programs. Also, the region where NLC is situated has a low cost of livingSmall class size: NLC has a small class size. The benefit of this is that the instructors known the students by their names. Students can also get hands-on personalized learning because of small class sizeGood natural surroundings: Students can complete their studies and explore the outdoors in one of Canada’s most beautiful, natural landscapes