It's a new school year ahead for the Prince Rupert campus of Coast Mountain College, though one a little different than what was found one year ago in the city |
With a successful orientation of late last month for the incoming class of 2020-21 now in the past, the start of the upcoming college year is fast approaching, one slightly different than just one year ago when COVID-19 protocols were not on anyone's horizon.
And while the upcoming school year will make for a significant change, Coast Mountain College is committed to making the upcoming year a rewarding one for their student body.
“We know that the upcoming academic year looks different for most students, but we are excited to show students that learning from home can be an incredibly engaging, experiential and rewarding experience,” -- Coast Mountain College President and CEO, Justin Kohlman.
As part of the ongoing updates towards post secondary education in the Northwest, Coast Mountain College today provided a thumbnail sketch of the year ahead for students, staff and administrators.
With the vast majority of students set to take advantage of the distributed online learning platform for 2020-21, there are still some who will require some in classroom or workshop components as part of the programs that they are enrolled in.
And towards adherence to the Coast Mountain College COVID-19 measures, here's what's ahead when classes resume after Labour Day.
Limited face-to-face activities: Only approved face-to-face activities will take place on CMTN campuses this academic year.
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