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Interested in a Nautical career? Check out Camosun College’s Nautical Training Site!
Industry approved Marine Training Certification taught by industry professionals.
Located in Victoria, BC, Camosun College's Nautical Training provides industry approved Marine Training Certification taught by…
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Donation to help women and Indigenous people in trades training
Representatives from Camosun College and Seaspan Shipyards celebrate a major donation. Front, left to right: Nigel Mark, Paige Boroski and Shanae Atkinson (Camosun College students).…
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Victoria’s Camosun College to receive $150k for potential on-campus film studio
Camosun College’s Interurban campus will be getting $150,000 from the province to facilitate the potential creation of an on-campus film studio for its students, according…
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Welcome to Camosun College Nautical Training!
With over 40 years of providing outstanding real-world training to thousands of seafarers, Camosun continues to deliver the practical skills, support and education you want…
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Camosun College to roll out electric-vehicle maintenance training program
VICTORIA -- A Vancouver Island college is set to begin training certified automotive technicians on how to maintain electric vehicles.
Camosun College’s Interurban campus will…
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Nautical Professional Education Society of Canada (NPESC) Award presented to Camosun Students
Today Capt. Ivan Oxford one of the directors of the Nautical Professional Education Society of Canada (NPESC) was here and presented the bursary award to…
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New! Ship Construction and Stability
A new Nautical Course from Camosun College!
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Ship Construction and Stability
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Watchkeeping Mate Award of Excellence
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At Sea with Nautical
Here are two bridge watch students, Natalie and Pria (L to R), working on a stage on the side of a vessel as part of…
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New Nautical Simulator Signals Strong Partnerships
VICTORIA, BC - - Atlantic Towing Limited (ATL) is pleased to announce approximately $700,000 in funding to support a new, state-of-the-art marine simulator for Camosun…
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Unique collaboration between UVIC and Camosun trains students for engineering competitions
The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Victoria serves as the home for a number of student design teams, such as the UVic Submarine…
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Camosun’s continuing education site a quick hit
Camosun College has given flight to a new website, along with hundreds of fall classes, geared towards launching new career opportunities.
There has already been…
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Indigenous students continue to gain meaningful employment through marine industry partnerships
Camosun College’s Coastal Centre reports that 100 per cent of students recently enrolled in a collaborative marine industry program…
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Camosun Coastal Centre celebrates student success with marine industry training
January 24, 2018
Victoria, BC – Sixteen Indigenous students have recently graduated from the Ship Repair Entry Level Training Program (SRELT), a collaborative marine industry…
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Seaspan ULC Appoints Brent Hale as Chief Administrative Officer
Vancouver, BC — Seaspan ULC (Seaspan) today announced the appointment of Brent Hale as Chief Administrative Officer (CAO).
Brent joined Seaspan in June 2015 as…
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Camosun opens new training centre in Esquimalt
Camosun College has increased its regional presence with the opening of the Camosun Coastal Centre in Esquimalt. Formerly known as IMTARC (Industry Marine Training and…
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Exploring Supplier Development in British Columbia 2017-18 PILOT
Overview
In partnership with industry, the Government of British Columbia is exploring the creation and implementation of a British Columbia Supplier Development Program (BC… -
2017 IMTARC RFPs
Please see the following (3) RFPs:
Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training
Corporate Lean Training Request for ProposalsSummary Details:
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Centred on productivity: why IMTARC is primed to fill the construction training gap
Nobody is going to confuse a navy destroyer for a Vancouver condominium, but there’s a remarkable overlap in the skills required to build them. It’s…
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IMTARC & Camosun’s joint “Passport to Shipbuilding” program featured in Times Colonist
Times Colonist, May 15, 2016
Chris Taylor is like most millennials. He wants a good career job and eventually a family and home of his…
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Multi-Industry Skills Training (MIST) program helps British Columbians get job-ready
On November 9, 2015, 12 students made a 20-day commitment to their career futures. This was the first of six cohorts of students - 72…
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IMTARC and Cryopeak partner on the delivery of the first LNG course of its kind in BC
Esquimalt, BC., – July 21, 2015 – The Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC), an industry-focused enabler for workforce development, recently partnered with…
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IMTARC completes first entry level Ship Repair Program of its kind
Esquimalt, BC., – May 20, 2015 – The Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC), BC's key shipbuilding and repair industry workforce development integrator,…
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IMTARC completes Introduction to Shipbuilding and Repair Course
The Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC) and Camosun College recently partnered on the delivery of a six week "Introduction to Shipbuilding and Repair" course. …
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IMTARC’s Aboriginal graduates start work at Meridian Marine
Esquimalt, BC – Dec. 15, 2014 – The Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC), BC's key shipbuilding and repair industry workforce development integrator,…
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The Aboriginal Workplace Readiness Program is a success at IMTARC
From October 4th to October 18th ten hardworking individuals took part in the Aboriginal Workplace Readiness Program at the Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research…
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Outlook brightens for region: Industry officials predict growth for high-tech, shipbuilding, tourism
Chemistry Consulting’s annual economic outlook breakfast starts at 7:30 a.m. for a good reason — there’s a lot happening these days in Greater Victoria…
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Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC): A student’s perspective
By Tonya Gillard, Recent Graduate, Shipbuilding Repair Entry-Level Training...
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BC/NS Discussions on Workforce (and Supplier) Development in the Shibuilding and Repair Industry
On November 26th and 27th, 2013, the Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC) in British Columbia and the Major Initiatives and Project Office…
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Training centre opens in Canada
An era of enhanced growth, productivity and competitiveness for British Columbia’s shipbuilding and shiprepair sectors is promised as a result of major new investments…
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Company facilitates training for marine industry
A retired naval captain is changing the way marine industrial training is done in British Columbia.
Capt(N) (Ret’d) Alex Rueben best… -
Sun rising on shipbuilding industry, says Victoria-based marine research centre
B.C. shipyards have the capability to build three new B.C. ferries, although it may require a joint effort among companies, says the head of…
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Collaboration and support crucial to the success of the industry
The West Coast shipbuilding and repair industry is undergoing an industrial renaissance. In October 2011, the federal government announced the results of the National Shipbuilding…
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IMTARC Ship Building & Repair Training Update
Activities and training courses, supporting the shipbuilding and ship repair industry, continue to build at the Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC)…
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New Shipbuilding Training Centre Built Close to the Industry’s Heart
A new training centre has been established on southern Vancouver Island to serve B.C.’s re-awakened shipbuilding and repair industries. In the first two months…
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IMTARC Grand Opening
Minister Yelich joins partners in celebrating the opening of the Industrial Marine Training and Applied Research Centre (IMTARC) on January 22, 2013
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