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Editor, Confluence
CNC’s Career Technology Centre
is still accepting applications from

Grade 11 students who want to get.

a jumpstart on their trades training
education.

Seats are still available in
automotive service/collision repair
(seven spots); carpentry/joinery
(five spots) and heavy duty/
commercial transport mechanics
(three spots). |
“The benefits of CTC include
saving thousands of dollars in
college tuition fees and earning

a college certificate for their first
year of technical training when
they finish high school,” said CTC
Co-ordinator Tim Power. “The

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students is the same college
education that can ladder directly
to further post-secondary training.”
The 2010 intake for the 10-month
programs begin Feb. 1 and runs
until Jan. 28, 2011. Students will
spend two semesters at their high
school and two semesters at CNC.
High school students who are ©
interested must be enrolled in
a public school in either School
District 57 or 91; maintained a C+
or better average and maintain
good work habits with minimal
absenteeism.
CTC has been in place for more
than 10 years and has given many
students the unique opportunity
to gain employment in the trades
directly out of high school.

More information and
applications are available at
www.cnc.bc.ca/ctc.

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