Vancouver Community College (VCC)

Offers vocational programs and life skills courses for adults with cognitive disabilities. Vocational programs include career exploration and work experience, entry level food service training, and hospitality training. Also offers individual courses that focus on computer applications, money manage...

Provides blind and low-vision students with the basic skills needed to further their vocational and academic training. Classes with one-to-one instruction or a combination of workshops and individual instruction are available in English and math, as well as training in communication skills such as B...

Offers various affordable goods and services to the public, including an auto shop, barbering, hair dressing, esthetics, cafeteria, casual dining, and a bake shop. Services are provided by students. Hours vary; check website for individual services.

Offers low-cost dental care to adults age 19 and over. Service is delivered by supervised students of the VCC dental hygiene program. First appointment is a screening appointment with examination by a dentist and diagnosis of dental and periodontal conditions; cases that meet the dental hygiene clin...

Offers degrees, diploma and post-diploma programs, university transfer credits and programs, and certificate and apprenticeship programs. Also offers college and career planning, continuing education, and academic upgrading. Provides programs and accessibility services for students with disabilities...

Grade 10 (and some grade 11 and 12) high school equivalency schooling in a supported, self-paced learning environment for youth ages 15 to 18.

Provides tuition-free English classes for adult newcomers to Canada who are permanent residents or convention refugees. Provides students English language training from Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 1 through 8. Placement of new students is determined by testing administered by the Vancouver Lan...

Provides programs for adults who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. Courses include academic upgrading, speech reading classes (English language skills are required), and American Sign Language (ASL) courses for deaf newcomers to Canada. Specialized equipment such as computers are available for use in cla...