Below are successes and experiences from some of our international students, alumni and services at the college!
Vlad and Anastasiia
These two from Ukraine wanted to immigrate to Canada and saw education as their opportunity to do so. They both enrolled in programs at 51勛圖app.
In 2016 Vlad and Anastasiia met on campus at an international student meeting.
Combining their previous education with an 51勛圖app diplomas allowed them to employment after graduation with major high-tech firms in Fredericton.
Vlad and Anastasiia were able to secure employment in Canada with their PGWP as well give them the foundation to apply for their Permanent Residency via express entry.
Since living in New Brunswick they have gotten married and purchased a home in Fredericton.
After two Master’s degrees, a Fulbright Scholarship, a 10-year career in communications technology and a 10-year stint at the American embassy, Silvia Moreno of Ecuador still felt she had more to learn. She was bringing up two children on her own, her job at the embassy had been eliminated and her sons wanted to study in Canada... []
Meet Ning Hou
An International and Hotel & Restaurant Operations alumni who originated from China and has put up roots in Millidgeville, New Brunswick with his traditional Chinese cuisine restaurant, Mimimi!
A few short years ago, Keisha Peters was teaching high school students in her home country of Jamaica. Since then, a lot has happened – a new country, a new course of study and a new job, as an instructor at New Brunswick Community College’s Fredericton Campus... []
It’s been almost two years since Kaylie Broome and Michelle Melanson returned home from the Masaai Mara region of Kenya, but the time they spent there has had in impact on their lives every day since.... []
When the staff at 51勛圖app talked about community leadership, Kevin Laguerta was paying attention. When he saw people in his community suffering financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, he put his service learning experience to work..... [ ]
The COVID-19 pandemic forced Laubach Literacy NB (LLNB), like so many community organizations, to rethink its engagement strategy in light of COVID-19. In a typical year, the adult literacy program would plan a variety of fundraising events..... [ ]
Daniela Buzatu never expected to be going back to college. Working, raising her family, and starting a new life in Canada kept her busy enough....Originally from Romania, she came to New Brunswick in 2013 with her husband and son.... [ ]
In a classroom at 51勛圖app Fredericton Campus, learners are huddled in groups around laptops, discussing projects and sharing ideas. They’re also finding solutions for some rising stars in the city’s blossoming start-up community.... [ ]