and to learn.

The Province of British Columbia is adding 25,000 new post-secondary spaces by 2010. These new spaces will increase access to
university, college, and trades training for British Columbians of all ages. This will give students more options closer to home, saving
them thousands of dollars each year. From one corner to the other, every region of the Province will benefit. Our post-secondary
schools have always been a source of pride. And now they're even better.

Fraser Valley: 8000 New Spaces
SFU Surrey: 1850 New Spaces
SFU Burnaby: 1150 New Spaces
Douglas College: 1500 New Spaces
Kwantlen Univ. College: 1800 New Spaces
Univ. College of the

Fraser Valley: 1700 New Spaces

Lower Mainland: more than 4500 New Spaces
UBC: 2200 New Spaces

Emily Carr Institute: 150 New Spaces

Capilano College: 350 New Spaces

Langara College: 500 New Spaces
Vancouver Community College: 600 New Spaces
BCIT: 1145 New Spaces

Central & Southern Interior: 6300 New Spaces
University College of the Cariboo: 800 New Spaces
UBC Okanagan: 4500 New Spaces

Okanagan College: 1000 New Spaces

Kootenays: 700 New Spaces
Selkirk College: 250 New Spaces
College of the Rockies: 450 New Spaces

Vancouver Island: 4000 New Spaces
UVic: 1900 New Spaces

Camosun College: 550 New Spaces

North Island College: 250 New Spaces
Malaspina Univ. College: 1100 New Spaces
Royal Roads University: 200 New Spaces

Northern BC: 1500 New Spaces

UNBC: 600 New Spaces

College of New Caledonia: 400 New Spaces
Northern Lights College: 250 New Spaces
Northwest Community College: 250 New Spaces

 

To learn more about your education options, visit www.AchieveBC.ca

 

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