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Testimonials

Words of Wisdom

"I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering but realized I didn't have the skills to work on the inside of an engine. How could I design new engines if I couldn't fix one? I came to the College to work with industry-trained faculty and sophisticated diagnostic equipment, and to determine how I could make my designs practical, efficient and cost-effective."
- Hiltz Tanner: Motor Vehicle Repair - Mechanical, Class of 2002.

"I have a degree in Public Relations but it's the film industry that I am really interested in. At the College, I got the skills to make me industry-ready. You can sit on the couch and dream of making films or you can go to the College and do it!"
- Todd Jackson: Screen Arts, Class of 2001.
   
"The construction industry in Nova Scotia is going to witness huge opportunities when the current crop of carpenters retires, and I'll be ready to be part of filling the need for skilled workers!"
- Paula Reed: Carpentry, Class of 2004.
    
"I knew the College experience was going to be different. One reason for that was portfolio learning. A portfolio education empowers the student to demonstrate immediately to employers the value they can bring to their business."
- Michael Richards: Business Administration - Marketing, Class of 2003.

"I was valued and respected as an adult learner at NSCC. We all have busy lives; it takes sacrifice to return to school. I couldn't have done this without the support and encouragement of my family, the faculty, staff and fellow classmates."
- Mindy Gallant Zwicker: Business Administration - Marketing, Class of 2003.

"I didn't realize we had such a high-quality program in Nova Scotia. I spent a lot of time looking for the right program for me, and I found it right here at home! I now have the skills and knowledge to get a job in an industry I love."
- Heather Arsenault: Radio & Television Arts, Class of 2003.

"It took me some time to decide I wanted to work with children in education. While at the College, I got involved with Special Olympics and realized the value of volunteering my time and my expertise. I got a job in my hometown and am working with some incredible kids."
- Terri Godfrey: Recreation Leadership, Class of 2001.