Northwest Community College (NWCC) is an accredited post-secondary institution that serves the rich and diverse communities and learners of BC’s beautiful northwest region including Haida Gwaii and the Great Bear Rain Forest. Established in 1975 in Terrace, BC, NWCC has expanded to nine regional campuses serving 34 communities where the College provides students with innovative programs that lead to sustainable careers for people in the North. NWCC offers quality and affordable education and a wide variety of certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.

The adult education centre provides opportunities for Wet'suet'en community members either on or off reserve to further their educational goals. We co-ordinate with Northwest Community College and SD#54 to enable completion of the Dogwood certificate and upgrading for post-secondary. We support post-secondary on-line learning. We offer cover letters, resumes, etc. support through the computer lab. Educational counselling is available.

The BVLC provides educational opportunities to learners from the ages of 16 to 19 in a supportive, respectful environment, taking into account individual needs. We are situated in Northwest Community College. We help students enter community education programs as part of their Graduation Plan.

Contact: Regina Tworrow The School Age Therapy Program provides occupational therapy and physiotherapy services to school age children through various contracts and to various schools and communities in the Bulkley Valley and Hazeltons.  Referrals are made by the Learner Support or Special Education personnel in the schools. Occupational & physiotherapists provide assessment, consultation, and program recommendations to parents and teachers of students who have or are at risk for, a developmental delay or disability, that is impacting their function at school.  It is the goal of therapis

Through one-on-one tutoring, students work on academic areas indicated by their classroom teacher's referral or their family's preference in a casual summer environment. Step Up also provides meaningful work experience in the education field to students considering teaching as a career. - See more at: http://www.scsa.ca/programs/community-le/summer-step-up#sthash.q8eZjPRf.dpuf. Summer Phone Number 250-877-9405

The English Language and Multicultural Services (ELMS) Program empowers newcomers to Canada to live full lives in our community. The program offers: Immigrant Settlement Assistance - Information and orientation to assist newcomers to Canada in settling into a new home and country English Language Training - Free multi-level English classes, practise groups and tutoring to improve English skills Community Connection Services - Educational, social and cultural events to prepare for active lives in Canada and to build a welcoming and supportive community Employment Case Management - Job searc