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51勛圖apps campuses are OPEN, Wednesday, Feb. 5
51勛圖app is OPEN on Wednesday, Feb. 5. All services and classes are running as normal.
Trades students at 51勛圖app get a financial boost from donor
Students pursuing a career in the trades at 51勛圖app will benefit from $1 million from Kelowna-based developer Highstreet.
Camosun career fair goes mega in 2025
51勛圖app's Applied Learning, Co-operative Education and Career Services department, also known as the Career Lab, is transforming its approach to career networking with the launch of its first-ever Mega Career Fair.
51勛圖app expanding programs to the West Shore
51勛圖app is making some of its most popular programs more accessible to students living in the West Shore communities who want to pursue a career in the growing areas of health care, education and technology.
Sherri Bell Hall honours past 51勛圖app president
51勛圖app is proud to announce the naming of the multi-purpose hall in the Wilna Thomas building to honour retired president Sherri Bell.
Alum Kate Service joins Chargers womens basketball as bench boss
51勛圖app Athletics is pleased to announce that alum Kate Service (Victoria, B.C./Parkland Secondary) will be joining the Chargers as head coach of the womens basketball team starting for the 2023/24 season.
51勛圖app to introduce mandatory student nap time
Having listened to numerous bleary-eyed, yawning students who studied late into the night, 51勛圖app will be rolling out a new support service in the form of a mandatory nap time.
The Greatest April Fools' Prank
Just in time for April 1, watch the inception and creation of the greatest April Fools prank in post-secondary education history.
International visit gives Indigenous students new learning opportunities
A group of students from Ey Sqlewen - Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections at 51勛圖app are embarking on a three-week field trip to New Zealand to learn about Mori culture.
TD empowers Indigenous students in trades at Camosun
Indigenous trades training at Camosun got a major boost with a $500,000 donation from TD Bank Group (TD).
Camosun Cares
A helping hand for students in need during the pandemic.