Vancouver Community College:
Vancouver Community College is British Columbia's No. 1 college, serving 25,000 full- and part-time students a year in first year university transfer, computing, technology, health, hospitality, business, ESL English, adult basic education, career access, professional and continuing studies, trades and more! ITS graduates acquire the skills and knowledge to work with computer based business systems in today's technology driven economy. Students gain a thorough understanding of spreadsheet, database, and word processing applications as well as the key elements of Internet communication and the fundamentals of programming. You will cover supporting theory in basic accounting and systems analysis, gain practical experience with hardware maintenance/networking, and learn how to troubleshoot computer software. Helpdesk support operations and client training are also explored.
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Library:
Easily accessible information for efficient learning.
Our goal is to offer our students and staff the best service possible -- making relevant information easily accessible to the broad range of users.
The collection at the VCC Library includes a wide variety of print and electronic materials that have been selected to assist students with their studies. Each location holds collections relevant to the programs housed on its campus and librarians knowledgeable about materials for your program or department.
The Broadway library is widely recognized for its extensive collection of English language instructional resources and the expertise of the library staff in these area. The library also as has a large amount of resources for those with visual or print difficulties and suitable adaptive technologies.
The library also offers a variety of programs and services to help develop research and information literacy skills. In the library, students can:
- access print materials such as books, newspapers, magazines, readers
- find videos, CDs and audio cassettes
- get help with research for assignments
- search electronic databases
- access electronic encyclopedias, reference resources and full-text periodicals
- search the internet and send e-mail
- use adaptive technology
For distance learners, as well as other users, many library services are available online, including access to the library's databases and eJournals. The Library also makes books and other media available to registered distance learners and librarians are available by email, phone or live chat.
Courses / Programs:12 Month Certificate Program training as an Information Technology Specialist (Computer Maintenance Technician, Helpdesk Analyst, Network Management, Computer Applications Instruction, Web Page Development ). Program Start: January, May, August.
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