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SUMMARY:Forest and Natural Areas Management Info Session
DESCRIPTION:Turn your passion for the outdoors into a career.\nAlmost 60% of British Columbia is forested\, providing vital social\, ecological\, and environmental benefits. Practicing sustainable stewardship requires leaders who can balance these values. If you see yourself managing our ecosystems sustainably\, the Forest and Natural Areas Management (FNAM) program is your starting point.\nWhy Choose FNAM? Through hands-on experiential learning\, you’ll gain a foundation in natural sciences and field skills while mastering the “balance” required for modern forestry. Our unique curriculum integrates scientific and Indigenous knowledge to prepare you for a rewarding career.\nMaster the Skills That Matter:\n• Ecosystem Analysis: Identify and interpret connected ecosystems.\n• Wildfire & Forest Health: Learn active suppression\, proactive management\, and disease mitigation.\n• Urban Biodiversity: Manage green spaces that provide wildlife habitat and heat-wave moderation.\n• Holistic Management: Apply ethical and Indigenous perspectives to land-use decision-making.\nProfessional Designations & Support:\n• Get Certified: Our program is a gateway to becoming a Registered Forest Technologist (RFT)\, Technical Agrologist (TAg)\, or ISA Certified Arborist.\n• Degree Transfers: Explore transfer agreements with institutions like UNBC. More transfer agreements are currently being developed!\n• Funding Opportunities: Learn about the Indigenous Forestry Scholarship Program\, which includes tuition support and paid summer work placements with industry partners.
URL:https://www.bcit.ca/event/forest-and-natural-areas-management-info-session/
CATEGORIES:Applied & Natural Sciences,Info Sessions,Online Information Sessions,School of Construction & the Environment
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SUMMARY:Cabinetmaker Open House
DESCRIPTION:You’re Invited to the BCIT Cabinetmaker Open House! Thursday November 5th at 5:30 pm PDT \n\nExplore a rewarding career in fine woodworking and cabinetmaking at BCIT. \nJoin us to learn about our Cabinetmaker Foundation Program and Cabinetmaker Apprenticeship Training. Meet instructors\, tour the shop\, see student projects\, and discover the skills and career opportunities available in this hands-on trade. \nWhether you’re just starting your journey or advancing your apprenticeship\, this is a great opportunity to find out how BCIT can help you build your future. \nWhat to Expect: \n\nProgram information\nShop tour\nMeet BCIT instructors and staff\nLearn about career pathways in the cabinetmaking industry\nAsk questions about admissions\, training\, and apprenticeships\n\nWe look forward to welcoming you to BCIT and helping you take the next step toward a career in cabinetmaking.
URL:https://www.bcit.ca/event/cabinetmaker-open-house/
CATEGORIES:Info Sessions,School of Construction & the Environment,Trades & Apprenticeship
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ORGANIZER;CN="School of Construction and the Environment":MAILTO:construction@bcit.ca
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SUMMARY:Fish\, Wildlife\, and Recreation Diploma Program Online Info Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us virtually on Thursday\, November 12 from 6:00 to 7:30pm for an online Info Session and learn more about the FWR program.  Faculty and students will be available during the session to answer questions and share experiences and details about the program and courses. \nTurn your passion for the natural world and conservation into a career. \nThe FWR program provides students with relevant and practical hands-on learning through field labs\, classroom and online learning experiences. Learning outcomes are aligned with current needs of government\, the conservation and stewardship community and private industry. \nWhy Choose FWR? The FWR program has undergone significant updates in the last few years to incorporate new technology\, skills and knowledge to ensure it aligns with industry expectations for the knowledge and field skills graduates need to be successful in this field. \nThe updated FWR program has been accredited by the College of Applied Biologists for the Registered Biology Technologist (RBTech) designation and there are several pathways students can take following graduation from FWR to obtain further education that allows them to pursue a Registered Professional Biologist (RPBio) designation. We have multiple transfer agreements in place with other institutions across the country who recognize the value of FWR graduates and are excited to offer further education opportunities. To learn more about professional designations available to graduates of the program\, visit the program’s Professional Accreditation page. \nOur graduates have an excellent reputation and pursue a broad range of work and career opportunities with private consulting firms\, municipal\, regional\, provincial and federal government departments and agencies\, non-government agencies and First Nation communities. \nTo learn more about the program\, please visit our website Fish\, Wildlife and Recreation and follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bcitfwr/
URL:https://www.bcit.ca/event/fish-wildlife-and-recreation-diploma-program-online-info-session/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Applied & Natural Sciences,Info Sessions,Online Information Sessions,School of Construction & the Environment
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SUMMARY:BCIT Engineering Panel 2026
DESCRIPTION:You’re Invited: BCIT Engineering Panel 2026 \nWe are excited to invite you to attend our Engineering Panel on Wednesday\, Nov 18th at 5pm – 6:30pm\, featuring a group of accomplished graduates of BCIT! \n\nThis panel discussion will provide aspiring students with valuable insights into life after graduation\, career pathways\, industry trends\, and the skills that help engineers succeed in today’s workplace. Our panelists will share their experiences transitioning from BCIT to professional careers and offer practical advice for those considering their next steps. \n\nOur Panelists are: \n\nAllie Lapin – Master’s of Engineering\, Building Science – Embodied Carbon Specialist at AECOM\nJela Pina – Geomatics Engineering Technology – Geospatial Technician – Underhill Geomatics Ltd.\nLinda Cong – Bachelor of Engineering\, Civil Engineering – Construction Manager\, Restoration at Transportation Investment Corporation\nHolly Marr – Bachelor of Engineering\, Mining and Mineral Engineering – Mining EIT at Burgundy Diamond Mines\n\nSpace is limited\, save your spot! Register below! \nThe event will be held in building SE2\, Townsquare A/B. Link to map below.
URL:https://www.bcit.ca/event/bcit-engineering-panel-2026/
LOCATION:Building SE02\, TownSquare A/B\, 3700 Willingdon Avenue\, Burnaby\, BC\, V5G 3H2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:School of Construction & the Environment,Special Event
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