OUR CAMPUSES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

Locations

PRINCE GEORGE

Headquarters

Here, where the Nechako and the mighty Fraser Rivers converge, and less than 100 km from the province’s geographical centre, sits Prince George: British Columbia’s “Northern Capital”. This is where CVTC first started in November 2013.

The area around Prince George is the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations people, who made their livelihood off the bountiful rivers, lakes and forests of the region. CVTC would like to formally recognize that we sit on the unceded, traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations people.

The Prince George campus is fully Designated by the Ministry of Advanced Education. As such, it offers programs approved by the Private Training Institute Branch as well as programs run through specific government contracts.

Address:
201 Victoria St, Prince George, BC V2L 2J5

Phone: 1-888-348-2207

LANGLEY

Fronting the Fraser River to the north and Washington State to the south, Langley is located in the geographic centre of the Lower mainland, nestled between Surrey to the west and Abbotsford and the lush farmland of the Fraser Valley to the east. From Vancouver, it’s less than an hour’s drive east along Highway 1 or via Highway 7. The Golden Ears Bridge enables motorists to make a direct connection between Highway 7 on the north shore and Highway 1 on the south.

The Langley campus is fully Designated by the Ministry of Advanced Education. As such, it offers programs approved by the Private Training Institute Branch as well as programs run through specific government contracts.These include Hospitality fundamentals, SETA, Computerized Accounting and Automated Office, and Office assistant, as well as our government contract programs.

We would like to acknowledge that we sit on the traditional unceded territory of the Matsqui, Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo First Nations.

Address: #203-5735 203^rd street Langley, BC V3A 8A7

Phone: 1-604-532-0496

Kamloops

Found at the point where the Thomson River branches, east of Kamloops lake, this is the largest community in the Thompson-Nicola district. It is known as the Tournament Capital of Canada because of the 100+ tournaments it hosts every year!

The Kamloops campus is fully Designated by the Ministry of Advanced Education. As such, it offers programs approved by the Private Training Institute Branch as well as programs run through specific government contracts.These include Hospitality fundamentals, SETA, Computerized Accounting and Automated Office, and Office assistant, as well as our government contract programs.

We would like to acknowledge that we sit on the traditional unceded territory of the Secwépemc Nation

Address: #305-153 Seymour Street, Kamloops BC V2C 2C7

Phone: 1-250-545-6777

KELOWNA

Amid summer sunshine, sparkling waters and warm Okanagan smiles, the city of Kelowna is the Okanagan’s largest and liveliest population centre, and one of Canada’s most popular vacation destinations. It’s such a perfect lakeshore community that it’s known to some as the Summer City.

The Kelowna campus is fully Designated by the Ministry of Advanced Education. As such, it offers programs approved by the Private Training Institute Branch as well as programs run through specific government contracts.These include Hospitality fundamentals, SETA, Computerized Accounting and Automated Office, and Office assistant, as well as our government contract programs.

We would like to acknowledge that we sit on the territory of the Okanagan Band, part of the Syilix Nation.

Address: #209-307 Banks Road, Kelowna BC, V1X 6A1

Phone: 1-236-420-6828

Locations

PRINCE GEORGE

LANGLEY

Kamloops

KELOWNA

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