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Former NIC faculty member Susanne Sampson’s legacy can be seen in the small army of NIC alumni working as programmers and designers in businesses and sectors across Vancouver Island and beyond.

The Port Alberni Shelter Society's Shelter Farm served as the training ground for NIC students in the new Food Production and Processing course, which focused on ensuring that unused food does not go to waste.

Cairam “Khai” Allam's journey to the world of skilled trades began after she moved to Port Alberni and decided she wanted to work for local firm Canadian Maritime Engineering — which has partnered with NIC to offer apprenticeships through the Welder Foundation Harmonized Enhanced program.

Students from NIC's Employment Transition Grounds & Custodial Assistant program in Port Alberni were featured in a recent article in Ha-Shilth-Sa.

CKNW host Lynda Steele spoke with instructor Deborah Provencher on NIC's new Advanced Memory Care course.