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Aurora College
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Location : Canada ,Northwest Territories
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Aurora College has been providing education and training for Northerners for nearly 50 years. From its roots as a technical-vocational school operating out of Fort Smith, NT, Aurora College has grown into an institution that offers a broad spectrum of adult and post-secondary programs ranging from Developmental Studies to trades, certificate, diploma, and degree programs. Aurora College programs are developed and chosen to meet the needs of individuals, communities and the labour market. Through the Aurora Research Institute, Aurora College is responsible for scientific activity and innovation that responds to Northern priorities. The College’s goal is to deliver programs and courses as close to communities as possible. This is achieved through a network of three regional campuses – located in Fort Smith, Inuvik and Yellowknife – as well as 23 Community Learning Centres across the Northwest Territories. The programs and services delivered provide students the vocation and professional skills, communication skills and life skills required for success in their chosen careers. Aurora College serves a population of 41,000 dispersed across 1.3 million square kilometres in 33 communities. The majority of Aurora College students are Aboriginal, and many are from small, remote communities. Aurora College is focused on student success and is committed to supporting the development of Northern society through excellence in education, training and research, while always remaining culturally sensitive and responsive to the people served.
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Entry requirements vary according to the course you want to study, so make sure you check the specific entry requirements for your course before you apply.
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Aurora Campus offers housing for single students and those with families. Where you stay depends on the length of your course, family size and current housing availability. Family housing is provided in furnished three bedroom row houses close to campus. Residence style single student accommodations are located across from the Main Campus Building.
The rates for accommodation are subsidized and very reasonable. All students must sign a lease agreement before they move in. Accommodation is only allocated for out of town students. Note: Students on short courses are not eligible for family accommodation.
For either housing option, you will need to complete and return an application for housing with your application.
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Currently there are no scholarships available.
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