UNBC Cont. Studies

Continuing Studies @UNBC offers continuing education for your personal and professional growth.

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Your next career move starts with certification in Project Management! Learn to organize the work, keep teams aligned, manage risk, and deliver results. 2027 dates for the Core Certificate and four electives are confirmed - register today! https://t.co/wluGwwu4zV

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Looking for a creative way to close out the year? 🎨 Check out our web, technology and design courses offered this November, in partnership with OCAD University. Choose from subjects in the Adobe suite, digital photography, social media marketing & more. https://t.co/4uMnM5rBkg

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Land reclamation is evolving, and so should your skills. Register today for Advances in Land Reclamation, a two-day course in February 2027 for professionals who work to restore landscapes after industrial disturbance. Virtual classroom. https://t.co/MgojMPaAMV

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Administrative professionals keep organizations running. Our Administrative Assistant Professional Certificate builds the skills employers are looking for. This certificate gives you job-ready skills & a recognized credential. Register today for Jan 2027! https://t.co/WuJ2Gx37Gm

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Leading a team takes skill, and UNBC's Supervisor Fundamentals series can help you build it - no matter what sector you work in. Registration deadlines are coming up in Oct for 3 of our most popular courses. Register today - career advancement starts here! https://t.co/yENTLBaNRy

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Working in the field means sharing the landscape with bears & other wildlife. UNBC's Wildlife Monitoring Certificate gives you the foundational skills to recognize wildlife activity & respond safely when animals are nearby. Register by October 9. https://t.co/JPkgwIyB7G

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Caring for others starts with caring for yourself. Join your peers on the morning of Oct 22 for our Introduction to Mindfulness course. This course offers professional, virtual space to learn & recharge alongside colleagues. Register by October 12. https://t.co/bvZISzldPd

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When systems fail, will your IT team be ready? Enroll in November's Incident Management for IT Operations & Security course today! A single breach, outage or ransomware attack can bring an organization to a standstill in minutes. 4 mornings, online. https://t.co/aZTSCaJsZf

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Register by Sept. 28 for our Working with Indigenous Communities: Best Practices workshop! Give your team the vital skills to build stronger, more respectful partnerships with Indigenous communities - & build a credible reputation for your organization. https://t.co/Df4A92r0ig

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All roads lead in and out of the forest in northern B.C. - it's important to know how to build & retire them safely. Learn how with our 2 courses: Forest Road Construction and Forest Road Deactivation. Deadline to register is September 25 - 2 weeks away! https://t.co/3NeAGKazZU

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It's back to school season! Whether you're picking up a new skill, moving toward a certificate or just love learning, UNBC Continuing Studies has a course with your name on it. From professional development and beyond, we have options this September! https://t.co/h15XB0xWds

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Refresh your supervisory skills with our popular "Creating Powerful, Empowered Teams," workshop. Learn how teams transition through different stages of team development & how to work with various generations. Register by September 12 - only 10 days away! https://t.co/SXsUFHkCqP

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Your next promotion starts with the Executive Leadership Core Certificate! The difference between good managers and great leaders is training - no matter what sector you work in. 7 days Sept-Oct. Deadline to register is September 4 - next Friday! https://t.co/xdf4shFT8Z

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Course registration deadline alert! Learn to write grants and proposals that get funded with our popular and interactive Grant and Proposal Writing workshop. Delivered virtually September 10 + 11. Deadline to register is August 31 - only 10 days away! https://t.co/oR2twM4gVh

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Registration is open for the Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) certificate. Learn how to collect, present & report traditional ecological knowledge using shared wisdom and information that has evolved over centuries of living close to nature. https://t.co/Xnx24IjOet

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Learn to operate a jet boat — right here in Terrace! The last Jet Boat Safety course for 2026 is set for October 1 + 2. Whether you work on the water or just want the skills & confidence to run a jet boat safely, this hands-on course is a must-have. https://t.co/zDQZWWHJ7H

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Wild about wildlife? UNBC Continuing Studies is bringing our popular Wildlife Monitoring Certificate back to northwest B.C. Gain knowledge about predator life cycles, deterrent training and more used to protect work crews in northern B.C.'s forests. https://t.co/JPkgwIyB7G

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One of our most popular workshops returns this fall - Working with Indigenous Communities: Best Practices. Delivered virtually, participants will gain an overview of Indigenous, non-Indigenous relations in Canada up to the present. Register your team now. https://t.co/Df4A92r0ig

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Forest Road Construction and Forest Road Deactivation return to Prince George in October! Whether you're building skills to design and construct forest roads or learning the technical side of deactivating them responsibly, these courses are a must have! https://t.co/3NeAGKazZU

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Northwest B.C - start your (jet boat!) engines! Last call to register for the Advanced Jet Boat Safety workshop in Terrace! 🚤 Register by August 7 - only 10 days away. Delivered with a mix of classroom and water instruction from Aug 17 - 19.