About seven years ago, I was in a career I did not enjoy. After observing the teachers at my daughter’s daycare, I realized that I was drawn to the field of Early Childhood Education (ECE). Watching the educators develop and build connections between themselves and the children was a joy for me to see. I…
If you’re looking for a rewarding career that gives you the satisfaction of knowing you made a difference, I highly recommend becoming a Cardiology Technologist.
Even though I sound different and can’t do most things by myself, my EA gave me the confidence to know that I’m very smart, and that’s why I graduated high school with honours. Her support allowed me to prove my potential.
To give you a glimpse into the world of online learning, we interviewed one of our Education Assistant (EA) instructors, Natalie-Taylor Lane, who is also a working EA, and took an in-depth look at what it means to take an online program.
I love being a mom, but high-fiving myself over getting all the laundry folded doesn’t have the same effect as receiving feedback from your instructor on a well-written paper.
Stenberg College grad, Ericka Brown, shares how Stenberg helped her become a Registered Pharmacy Technician.
Recreation Therapy is about getting to know each client, improving their quality of life and removing barriers to participation. We share our days with older adults who are unique individuals and have diverse life experiences. We are there to embrace their life journey, see their strengths and support their challenges. We get to know each person for who they are by sharing time together.
After graduating from Stenberg College’s CCAPP accredited program, I began the process of becoming a Registered Pharmacy Technician (RPhT) through the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia (CPBC). Their website has step-by-step instructions on becoming an RPhT, along with all the required forms for the process. Read below for my journey and a brief summary…
After graduating from the Early Childhood Education (ECE) program at Stenberg College, I was a little unsure about what the next step in my career would be. Fortunately, I had signed up for Stenberg’s co-operative work experience program. This allowed me to gain real work experience right after graduation.
After 10 cherished months, the Early Childhood Education (ECE) program was coming to an end. I went through many emotions as I completed the final paperwork I had to submit to Jill Hammer, my practicum monitor.