Indigenous achievers to be recognized

Tuesday, May 23rd, 2017 12:07pm

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Indigenous students, who completed certificate or diploma programs at NorQuest College in 2015-16, attended last year’s achievement ceremony at Amiskwaciy Academy. (Photo: norquest.ca)

Today, NorQuest College will be hosting its annual Indigenous Achievement Ceremony. The Edmonton college will recognize all Indigenous students who completed programs this year with traditional performances, a special ceremony, and dinner at the Amiskwaciy Academy beginning at 4 p.m. today, May 23.

NorQuest provides learners with a complete education that attempts to balance strong academic foundations with Indigenous culture. Its inclusive approach supports the diversity of the learner population, preparing graduates for work in a wide range of environments, including Indigenous communities.

NorQuest College is the Edmonton region’s only community college serving 15,850 students annually throughout the province in full-time, part-time, distance learning, and regional programs.

NorQuest’s post-secondary diploma and certificate programs offer career paths in health, community studies, and business. By collaborating with business, industry, government and communities, the college works to ensure its post-secondary education is necessary and workforce relevant.