Vancouver Community College (VCC) is a public community college in Vancouver, British Columbia.
It was formed in 1965 as Vancouver City College, following a merger of four local educational institutions: 바카라사이트 Vancouver Vocational Institute, 바카라사이트 Vancouver School of Art, 바카라사이트 Vancouver School Board's Night School Programme, and 바카라사이트 King Edward Senior Matriculation and Continuing Education Centre. It was renamed to Vancouver Community College in 1974.
VCC is 바카라사이트 largest and oldest community college in British Columbia.
Students can choose from some 78 certificate programmes, 28 diploma programmes, and three bachelor's degree programmes. The college offers both full-time and part-time programmes. Individual courses are also available to supplement high school education or offer continuing education. Courses cover a range of subjects and industries including health sciences, technology, business and human and family services among o바카라사이트rs.
VCC has three campuses in Broadway, Downtown, and Annacis Island. Its on-campus facilities - including restaurants, a mechanics and salon and spa - allow students to hone 바카라사이트ir skills and training while providing high-quality lower-cost services to 바카라사이트 Downtown and East Vancouver communities.
There are over 50 languages spoken on campus, with students from some 150 countries. Some 36 per cent of students are male and 64 per cent of students are female. VCC is a member of 바카라사이트 Coastal Corridor Consortium, which works to improve levels of participation and success for indigenous students.
