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New BCIT Building Energy Modelling program to help prepare industry for net-zero ready buildings by 2030

Building energy modelling has become an important part of the building design process, and qualified practitioners are needed to meet the demand. The new, part-time BCIT Building Energy Modelling Advanced Certificate program will help prepare industry for net-zero ready buildings by 2030. Graduates of this program are expected to be hired as building energy performance analysts, BEM managers or BEM specialists.

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Building more than structures: Andrey Lykov's lasting impact at BCIT

From the remote mountains of Bodaybo, Russia to the bustling streets of Vancouver, Andrey Lykov has always looked for ways to improve the communities around him. Today, as a building...

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Mike Battistel: Curiosity, commitment, and a passion for sharing knowledge

For Mike Battistel, curiosity is more than a personality trait. It is a driving force. When something captures his interest, he wants to understand it deeply. He reads everything he...

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Managing for everything: Jordon Gabriel's vision for the future of forestry

For Jordon Gabriel, the forest has never simply been a workplace. It is home, classroom, pantry, pharmacy, and legacy. As Manager of Forestry Operations for the Lil’wat Forestry Ventures LP,...

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Expanding skilled trades training seats in Burnaby

British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) will add 272 new skilled-trades training seats as part of the Look West strategy to deliver 5,000 new trades-training seats in 2026-2027. In addition,...

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