Northern Lights College - Dawson Creek Campus - Dawson Creek, British Columbia

Northern Lights College - Dawson Creek Campus

Adresse: 11401 8th St, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4G2, Canada.

Téléphone: 8664636652.

Site web: nlc.bc.ca.

Études supérieures

Spécialités: Établissement d'enseignement supérieur.

Caractéristiques

Avis

Avis moyen: 3.5/5.

84 avis sur Google My Business.

Opinions

La college a reçu de nombreux avis positifs de la part des étudiants et des diplômés.

Les commentaires mettent en évidence l'excellence de l'enseignement, la qualité des équipements et la disponibilité des personnels.

Les étudiants ont également loué les opportunités d'apprentissage, les cours interactifs et les ressources pédagogiques.

Informations pratiques

Ubicación: Dawson Creek, BC, Canada.

Adresse: 11401 8th St, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4G2, Canada.

Téléphone: 8664636652.

Site web: nlc.bc.ca.

👍 Avis de Northern Lights College - Dawson Creek Campus

Zeinab Z.

5/5

A huge shoutout to the staff at Northern Light College!!! They were incredibly helpful in navigating my course, always available to answer questions, and genuinely invested in my academic success. I felt truly supported throughout my time here, thanks to their guidance and positive attitude.The instructors were highly knowledgeable as well as responsive, providing excellent support through the online platform. I particularly appreciated the well-structured modules and interactive learning activities, which kept me engaged throughout the courses.

Navjot S.

1/5

They charged me extra money for changing the program but they didn’t changed it and when I complained about it they said we will refund you but they never did. i was stuck with the stupid program and got no money back. They just want money. They are racist towards international students. They only help Philippines.

Brandy N.

5/5

Access to education with people who have ADHD, Autism or any other sort of disabilities is excellent they will work with you to get you to where you need to be. They understand different learning styles. Those having a disability is not a downfall it’s super power we can thrive when given the tools necessary we can supersede our atypical counterparts. I have had a lot of bad experiences in educational settings and training settings with people who treat those who need time to process like we are worthless and it’s no different than any other sort of discrimination. This college gives access to those with different learning styles to thrive and be successful and that is important.

John W.

2/5

future ame's: This program is cheap and will teach you alot of skills (full time government grants can pay for all your tuition everyone is eligible). I would not recommend only doing what is required. Try to read more than is required and prepare 2nd year projects in the first year. Dont rely on instructors they unintentionally set you up for failure. Do heavy research and ask Ame's what the pro's and cons of the trade is. Loads of people here expect this to be a semi normal job and are shocked by all of the negative aspects they learn about from instructors and ame's in the field. If you want an educational challenge I would not recommend this place, getting one two page assignment every two weeks is what you will find here. So much potential for this program yet it is not utilized, loads of time wasted in theory classes made extremely simple so international students can grasp the concepts. Essentially your teacher will be someone working their so called "retirement gig". Students ask this question alot "what do I have to look forward to in this career" after your instructor has rug pulled you for the 20th time that week. Only a percentage of the students who graduate this program actually remain in the trade thats how bad it is. Some sources say 70% directly after grad while long term it is 30%. Something to do with long hours, majority night shifts, no home life, no life, underpaid, overstressed, more stress less reward. After all of that you will learn a lot here just not as much as they could teach you. Instructors will play mind games with you and essentially make you feel more like a prisoner than a student. They will simultaneously blame transport canada for the flaws in the curriculum while putting your life in danger to save the school money like they care what TC thinks when its helpful to them. I can go on and on but it is very cheep and you will learn quite a bit

Harshit P.

1/5

Not a good college at all specifically for international students. Management is racist and shape policies in their way.
So please do not come to this college. I'm not the only one who's putting bad review, you guys can check other reviews too.
That's all.... But please make your decision wisely.
Thanks

Gautam R.

1/5

Hlo everyone, please do not come to this college. This college is not supportive for international students at all. They are just treating us like a business by failing in a course or plagiarising without any reason just to earn money by giving the same course again. Don’t be a part of mental and health destructive environment. If you want to spoil your future, so many other best options but dont choose the worst please.
Thankyou

Ramanjot S.

1/5

Definitely not a good college for international students as per my experience. Their management and some staff members don’t have etiquettes how to talk and deal with international students. They are racist and always tries to pull us down by putting cheating cases and shape policies according to their way, which is unfair for us.
So I definitely not recommend this college to international students. REST ITS YOUR CHOICE BUT YOU WILL REGRET 🙂

Mike M.

4/5

The instructor was the leader advisor for the ITA himself. Great training. Adequate facilities considering.
Your certification, is really, just a right for others to run their mouth.
Your supposed to know everything without others help in the industry after these courses.