Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting

at College of New Caledonia - Prince George Canada

Gain a solid foundation in accounting and finance with the Accounting and Finance Diploma. In only two years, you will be ready to kickstart your career and dive into entry-level positions in public practice and private industry.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this program, transfer your credits to advance your education in Accounting or Finance.

Alumni of the Criminology Diploma program are utilized in about each part of the equity framework. Work exercises may incorporate ensuring the general population, recognizing and anticipating wrongdoing, probation supervision, social promotion, advising or directing examination. The Criminology Diploma gives presentations and hypothetical establishments that apply to each part of the equity framework, including: 

• Lawful rights and obligations 
• Bits of knowledge into criminal brain research 
• The humanism of aberrance and wrongdoing 
• Policing 
• Criminal Law 
• Amendments and jails 

Graduates may likewise proceed with their instruction in criminology, law, political theory, brain research, and social work. Criminology understudies are looked for after for their insight into wrongdoing, their comprehension of the Canadian lawful framework, and their basic reasoning aptitudes.

Earn a CNC Business Management Diploma for your resume! Gain hands-on business skills which transfer directly to real-world job requirements.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this Certificate, transfer your credits toward a Business Management Diploma and advance even further within the business world. Specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.

Already obtained a Bachelor’s Degree? Become a Certified Professional Accountant (CPA) with this two-year program. You will be set up for a career in accounting upon graduation.

Working as Certified Professional Accountant, you will be practicing in areas such as cost accounting, income tax, and auditing. All courses have been approved by the CPA. Graduates of the Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting program are able to enter into the Certified Professional Accountant's (CPA) Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).

The Applied Science Engineering certificate prepares students to transfer into an engineering degree program under BC's common engineering curriculum.

As an engineer, you’ll be a creative problem-solver, applying your skills to make significant contributions.

The first year of your engineering education provides a broad foundation in math and science, and provides exposure to various engineering specializations you might choose to pursue.

The Engineering (Applied Science) Certificate recognizes successful completion of the first year of Engineering, and is transferable to second year Engineering at several BC universities based on the Common First-Year Engineering Curriculum (CFYEC) agreement.

Become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) with this two-year diploma. The Practical Nursing program at CNC is designed to provide you with opportunities to develop knowledge, skills, attitudes and judgment necessary to assist individuals and families in community, acute and long-term care settings.

As an LPN, you will be a critical member of the professional medical team. You will utilize nursing practices through patient assessments, problem solving, and decision making. You will also counsel and advocate on behalf of patients and families.

Aboriginal Studies (ABST) offers you a chance to better understand the cultures, traditions, history, and contemporary concerns of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and especially in the CNC region. This program is an excellent entry into post-secondary social science and humanities for academically inclined students who are motivated to connect with the rich cultural traditions of Canada's First Nations and earn university program credits.

What you will learn
Aboriginal Studies courses include:

• First Nations language and literature
• Introductions to cultural and physical anthropology (archaeology)
• History of Canada and its Aboriginal peoples
• Other subjects and electives in math, science, humanities, and social science

Human science or study of sociology is the investigation of social orders and the manner in which they shape individuals' demeanors, activities, characters, and foundations. Humanism causes us to comprehend the quickly changing world in which we live. Simultaneously, it encourages us to know ourselves in new and energizing ways. 

By contemplating human science, you'll obtain an expanded comprehension of human cooperation’s and the capacity to decipher get-togethers. Humanism understudies are looked for after for their comprehension of society, research and examination abilities, and their basic reasoning aptitudes. 

Graduates may likewise proceed with their instruction in criminology, assorted variety studies, sex and sexuality think about, political theory, and social work. Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special confirmation at state-funded colleges and college universities in BC. Pass-out students can also go for other careers like counselor, government worker, marketing researcher, Policy analyst, research consultant, sociologist and more.

What You Will Learn:
Sociology teaches students:

• How to understand human interactions more deeply
• How to interpret social and cultural events
• How to conduct ethical research
• How to understand ethical issues
• Persuasive writing and communication
• Problem solving and critical thinking
• Accurate observation and interpretation of information

CNC's Associate of Arts Sociology Studies program includes courses focused on Aboriginal people's in the CNC region.

Concentration Understanding Mathematics and Computer Science is essential for a career working in technology or business today.  The Associate of Science Degree with a concentration in Mathematics and Computer Science will provide you with the basis to continue your studies in a Bachelor of Science program, or to go out in the workplace with a solid foundation in these fields.

CNC’s Science students graduate with a wide range of transferable skills, which are applicable in the professional world. These skills, such as professional communication, research and planning, critical thinking, analytical assessment, scientific and mathematical reasoning, and the application of theoretical understanding, all provide key competencies to industry specific skills for employment.

Students who graduate from this program and go on to major in a specific academic discipline, may wish to consider careers in the following fields:

• Statistics
• Actuarial science
• Computer science
• Engineering
• Economics
• Business
• Management
• Medicine

The Associate of Science certificate speaks to the consummation of an expansive based course of concentrate with an accentuation in technical disciplines. This degree may fill in as a venturing stone to a science-related baccalaureate program. You may acquire only one Associate degree.  Partner of Arts General Studies is a dynamic method to acquire credits that can be put toward a college degree while investigating premiums and picking up an expansive establishment of logical information. 

Courses in this program incorporate research center science, math, and English just as adaptable choice of science, science, material science, and expressions. This program is perfect for individuals with an enthusiasm for science who need adaptability to test courses from a few subjects. 

Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special affirmation at state-funded colleges and college universities in BC. (Counsel the British Columbia Transfer Guide and check with CNC consultants to confirm transferability of credits).