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College of the North Atlantic (CNA) is a post-secondary college in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, with a history of more than 60 years. It enrols nearly 8,000 students each year across 17 campuses and online, and offers more than 100 full-time diploma, post-diploma, advanced diploma, certificate and applied degree programmes. Courses are taught on campus, in blended format or online.
- Academics, Applied Arts & Tourism
- Business & Information Technology
- Engineering Technology
- Health Sciences
- Natural Resources & Industrial Trades
- Sustainable Development
CNA also offers continuing education, microcredentials and apprenticeship and Red Seal training. International students can apply online, by email or by mail; after receiving a Letter of Acceptance they apply for a Canadian study permit, and an International Student Coordinator in St. John's supports them during the admissions process. Residences with mandatory meal plans are available at the Bay St. George, Burin and Happy Valley-Goose Bay campuses.
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Community or Career College, Vocational School
1-888-982-2268
, Stephenville, Canada
More than 100 full-time programmes (certificate, diploma, post-diploma, advanced diploma and applied degree) in six schools. Examples from the website:
- Academics, Applied Arts & Tourism: College Bridging, Digital Filmmaking, Tourism & Hospitality Services
- Business & IT: Accounting, Bachelor of Applied Information Technology (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)
- Engineering Technology: Chemical Process, Electronics (Biomedical), Geomatics/Surveying
- Health Sciences: Medical Radiography, Pharmacy Technician, Practical Nursing
- Natural Resources & Industrial Trades: Agriculture Technician, Aircraft Maintenance, Baking and Pastry Arts
- Sustainable Development: Hydrogen Technician, Wind Turbine Technician
International students apply online, by email or by mail (Student Services Division, St. John's). The application must include:
- Completed application form (unless submitted online) and the non-refundable application fee
- Proof of English language proficiency
- Official academic transcripts sent directly by the issuing institution
- Official English translations of documents in other languages
Accepted students receive a Letter of Acceptance; the confirmation fee and first-semester tuition are then due. In-person study requires a Canadian study permit, which may take 1-9 weeks.
CNA has residences at the Bay St. George, Burin and Happy Valley-Goose Bay campuses, with single and double rooms; Happy Valley-Goose Bay also has family residences (one to three bedrooms). Meal plans are mandatory, students bring their own bed linen, at least two weeks of residence fees are paid in advance or on arrival, and 30 days' notice is required before moving out.