Explore cultural heritage and Indigenous studies. Learn about archaeological assessment, cultural interpretation, and their applications to tourism, museums, and cultural resource management in our region’s many Indigenous communities.

Build your pathway to a Social Services or Humanities degree. Earn credits in English, history, psychology, and more, while gaining a recognized credential that boosts your academic progress and career opportunities.

Immerse yourself in the scientific study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system.

Explore the criminal justice system and the causes of crime with practical, hands-on, and real-world learning that prepares you for a career in law enforcement, corrections, or community safety.

Build leadership skills with a focus on community and economic development. Explore Indigenous perspectives, governance, resource impacts, and models of economic development while gaining practical tools to lead and support strong, resilient communities.

Start your business journey at CMTN with this entry-level business credential. Boost your workplace skills or continue toward a business diploma.

Prepare for a career in finance with CMTN’s Business Diploma, accounting concentration. Courses may count toward professional designations such as the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA).

The Business Diploma in General Management gives you versatile skills for any career path in business. Start working right away or transfer your credits to a degree program at a university in BC or beyond.

Learn practical HR skills you can use in any workplace, such as improving the way organizations run, building strong employee relationships, and creating a positive workplace culture.

Learn about the latest in IT and security technologies and develop your skills in server and network management.

Strengthen your business foundation with advanced skills in management, leadership, and entrepreneurship. This program is ideal for diploma graduates who are ready to take their career to the next level.

Build on your existing education in accounting with this post-degree program. Acquire the courses you need to launch a career in accounting or take the next step toward your CPA designation.

Learn how to provide quality care and education for children from birth to school age. This diploma program includes Indigenous perspectives and prepares you to support young children in diverse, inclusive settings.

Begin a meaningful career rooted in care. This entry-level certificate equips you with job-ready skills for social service work and offers a pathway into the diploma program.

Build on your foundation with in-depth training and hands-on experience. This diploma program combines classroom learning with practicum placements to prepare you for frontline roles in social services.

Learn rainforest ecology, fish and wildlife management, and stream restoration—all in BC’s outdoor classrooms. A diploma program made for those who love nature and the outdoors.

Designed for degree holders, this program lets you inquire deeper into rainforest ecology, wildlife and fish management, and stream restoration in coastal BC.

Gain essential field-based skills for jobs in mining, natural resources, tourism, and more through hands-on, community-driven environmental projects.

Launch your career in health, science, or medicine. This flexible, two-year credential builds academic strength and boosts employability across sectors.

Explore Earth’s natural systems through field-based learning. This hands-on program blends geology, ecology, and environmental science for real-world impact.

The Environmental Geoscience diploma, like the associate degree of Science with a specialization in Environmental Geosciences, provides a balance of theoretical and applied course work designed to challenge learners to think critically, analyze problems, and seek resolutions; strengthen communication and collaboration skills; and develop a range of additional employment skills (E.g., data collection and management, report writing, teamwork, professionalism, and environmental monitoring). 

Mountain Adventure Science (MAS) is an immersive, one-year certificate program that merges adventure with experiential, field-based science. The curriculum emphasizes community-based projects and adventurous field studies, equipping learners with the applied skills necessary for careers in the environmental and geoscience sectors. Graduates will be prepared for entry-level employment as a field technician or environmental monitor, and to continue their studies in the Applied Earth and Environmental Science specialization at CMTN.

Complete the first year of a physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, or geoscience degree at CMTN. Build your academic base with us then transfer within BC or beyond.

Learn and practice the knowledge and abilities required to perform preventative maintenance, diagnose problems and repair vehicle systems.

Learn and practice the skills needed to work as a carpenter in residential, commercial, light industrial or heavy construction fields in the areas of new construction, renovations and maintenance.

Gain the skills needed to become a hairstylist with this hands-on program which combines theory and practice in a salon setting.

Learn and practice the skills needed to work with heavy-duty equipment repairs and maintenance needs.