Vision
In 2015, the completion and success rates in higher learning between aboriginal learners and non-aboriginal learners living in the coastal corridor region are equal.


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Coastal Corridor Consortium is made up of volunteer board members who, as stakeholder representatives, work collectively to improve levels of participation and success for Aboriginal learners in post-secondary education and training in the Coastal Corridor (Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast) region of British Columbia. The Consortium includes the following ten partners:

• Lil’wat Nation
• Musqueam Nation
• Sechelt Nation
• Squamish Nation
• Tsleil-Waututh Nation
• United Native Nations
• Métis Nation British Columbia
• Vancouver Community College
• Capilano University
• Native Education College


For more information about the work of the consortium, please click here:    http://coastalcorridorconsortium.ca/

Great new spring programs launched at CapU Sunshine Coast!
Information Session Tuesday, January 10 @ 5 - 6 p,m.
Capilano University, 5627 Inlet Avenue, Sechelt
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 604.885.9310
* Both programs are funded by First Nations Employment
 Society(FNES) and Coastal Corridor Consortium (C3).
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Introduction to Cultural Tourism: March 12th to May 19th 2012
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GATEWAYS to Healthcare Careers 2012: February 6th to April 27th 2012
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