Northern Lights College
Northern Lights College serves an area covering more than 324,000 square kilometres in northern British Columbia.
NLC opened in 1975, and has campus locations in Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, and Tumbler Ridge, along with access centres in Atlin and Dease Lake.
NLC is a member of British Columbia Colleges (BC Colleges), a provincial group comprised of 11 colleges from throughout the Province of British Columbia. BC Colleges has a unique regional advantage and a long history of collaboration with industry, employers, communities and policy makers. This collaborative approach allows BC Colleges to graduate highly skilled workers who are equipped to support their families, build healthier communities and power the economy in all regions of British Columbia.
Programs and Courses
Our programs are designed to provide you with the opportunity to obtain the necessary classroom education, and supplement that with appropriate practicum or hands-on opportunities to make the successful transition from student to employee.
You have a number of options, depending on your chosen career path. You can earn a certificate, diploma, or associate degree. Certificate programs are usually one year in duration. Diploma programs take two years. Associate degrees take two years of study (60 credits), and can be used to transfer to the third year of degree programs at provincial universities and university-colleges. Ensure the transferability of courses when making your educational plans.
Some NLC programs are offered on specific campuses, while others are offered at more than one campus or delivered through one or more alternative delivery methods.
NLC has video conference facilities available on all campuses. Videoconferencing is utilized for a number of courses in different program areas. Some program areas are offered via online instruction.
As well, NLC has partnership agreements with several B.C. universities. These agreements allow for the direct transfer of credits earned at NLC towards degree programs and other programming.
At NLC, you will be provided with the training and education to:
- proceed to further education at the college or university level,
- enter a specialized area of the workforce,
- step directly into one of 15 different trades and apprenticeships,
- upgrade your skills or course credits, or
- begin a career in the helping or teaching professions.
Please message us if you are interested in this school !
- Minimum Grade 12 equivalent, or completion of 2 years in college or university
- Proof of financial capacity, either self-funded or sponsored by parents, spouse or other first-degree relatives (in a form of bank statements and/or Guaranteed Investment Certificate)
** Please note that WOORI Education and its partner schools do not offer fully funded scholarships, student loans, installment plans and/or job offers.
- Submit the initial admission requirements In order to further assess your profile and eligibility, email the documents at renette@woori.ca or to your assigned WOORI representative.
- High school diploma
- Form 137-A (High school transcript)
- College diploma (if completed)
- College transcripts
- Passport bio page
- Updated resume/CV (optional for newly graduates of high school and/or college)
- Certificate of English as Medium of Instruction (MOI) from your previous institution/s
- Valid IELTS Academic test result (overall 6.5 or 6.0)
- Duolingo test 110 or above
- Finalization of program and institution WOORI Education will guide you through the process, list of fees, any additional information and requirements, suggested programs and schools through a 1-on-1 free consultation. Choose your preferred mode of consultation :
- Submission of documents to your selected institution WOORI Education will submit your documents to your selected school and program in Canada. We will also let you know when to expect your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and any status updates.
- Confirm the offer and pay the tuition fees Accept the offer and settle the minimum required fees before the indicated deadline. Most institutions accept wire transfer, debit or credit card payments.
- Prepare for your student visa application Start completing the necessary documents needed for your visa application. WOORI has a Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) to represent you legally, proper documentation and lodge your visa application to Manila visa office. This is optional, you may also opt to apply for your visa application on your own.
- Get ready for departure and arrival to Canada Start booking your tickets, housing search and other checklist to bring on your flight to Canada. WOORI Education can assist you with settlement and proper guidance prior to your arrival to Canada (free of charge).
Please note that we may require additional documents depending on your selected program and school in Canada.
** Book a consultation **
Northern Lights College serves an area covering more than 324,000 square kilometres in northern British Columbia.
NLC opened in 1975, and has campus locations in Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, and Tumbler Ridge, along with access centres in Atlin and Dease Lake.
NLC is a member of British Columbia Colleges (BC Colleges), a provincial group comprised of 11 colleges from throughout the Province of British Columbia. BC Colleges has a unique regional advantage and a long history of collaboration with industry, employers, communities and policy makers. This collaborative approach allows BC Colleges to graduate highly skilled workers who are equipped to support their families, build healthier communities and power the economy in all regions of British Columbia.
Programs and Courses
Our programs are designed to provide you with the opportunity to obtain the necessary classroom education, and supplement that with appropriate practicum or hands-on opportunities to make the successful transition from student to employee.
You have a number of options, depending on your chosen career path. You can earn a certificate, diploma, or associate degree. Certificate programs are usually one year in duration. Diploma programs take two years. Associate degrees take two years of study (60 credits), and can be used to transfer to the third year of degree programs at provincial universities and university-colleges. Ensure the transferability of courses when making your educational plans.
Some NLC programs are offered on specific campuses, while others are offered at more than one campus or delivered through one or more alternative delivery methods.
NLC has video conference facilities available on all campuses. Videoconferencing is utilized for a number of courses in different program areas. Some program areas are offered via online instruction.
As well, NLC has partnership agreements with several B.C. universities. These agreements allow for the direct transfer of credits earned at NLC towards degree programs and other programming.
At NLC, you will be provided with the training and education to:
- proceed to further education at the college or university level,
- enter a specialized area of the workforce,
- step directly into one of 15 different trades and apprenticeships,
- upgrade your skills or course credits, or
- begin a career in the helping or teaching professions.
Please message us if you are interested in this school !
- Minimum Grade 12 equivalent, or completion of 2 years in college or university
- Proof of financial capacity, either self-funded or sponsored by parents, spouse or other first-degree relatives (in a form of bank statements and/or Guaranteed Investment Certificate)
** Please note that WOORI Education and its partner schools do not offer fully funded scholarships, student loans, installment plans and/or job offers.
- Submit the initial admission requirements In order to further assess your profile and eligibility, email the documents at renette@woori.ca or to your assigned WOORI representative.
- High school diploma
- Form 137-A (High school transcript)
- College diploma (if completed)
- College transcripts
- Passport bio page
- Updated resume/CV (optional for newly graduates of high school and/or college)
- Certificate of English as Medium of Instruction (MOI) from your previous institution/s
- Valid IELTS Academic test result (overall 6.5 or 6.0)
- Duolingo test 110 or above
- Finalization of program and institution WOORI Education will guide you through the process, list of fees, any additional information and requirements, suggested programs and schools through a 1-on-1 free consultation. Choose your preferred mode of consultation :
- Submission of documents to your selected institution WOORI Education will submit your documents to your selected school and program in Canada. We will also let you know when to expect your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and any status updates.
- Confirm the offer and pay the tuition fees Accept the offer and settle the minimum required fees before the indicated deadline. Most institutions accept wire transfer, debit or credit card payments.
- Prepare for your student visa application Start completing the necessary documents needed for your visa application. WOORI has a Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) to represent you legally, proper documentation and lodge your visa application to Manila visa office. This is optional, you may also opt to apply for your visa application on your own.
- Get ready for departure and arrival to Canada Start booking your tickets, housing search and other checklist to bring on your flight to Canada. WOORI Education can assist you with settlement and proper guidance prior to your arrival to Canada (free of charge).
Please note that we may require additional documents depending on your selected program and school in Canada.
** Book a consultation **
Campus Locations
- Dawson Creek Campus
- Fort St. John Campus
School Application Fee
$100 CAD
Tuition Fees Range
$11,000 – $12,000 CAD per year (varies each program)
Areas of Study
- Business
- Environmental
- Correctional Services
- Health & Human Services
- Science & Technology
- Skilled Trades
- University Transfer
Campus Locations
- Dawson Creek Campus
- Fort St. John Campus
School Application Fee
$100 CAD
Tuition Fees Range
$11,000 – $12,000 CAD per year (varies each program)
Areas of Study
- Business
- Environmental
- Correctional Services
- Health & Human Services
- Science & Technology
- Skilled Trades
- University Transfer