Services for Students
Diversity Services
大发快三开奖结果provides a wide range of services and support to ensure learners of all backgrounds and abilities have access to a great education.
With 22,000 students registered annually speaking more than 30 languages from more than 40 different countries, 大发快三开奖结果boasts an extremely diverse student body. To encourage and provide support, 大发快三开奖结果is a one-stop shop of services to meet the needs of our students. Please consult the list of resources below.
大发快三开奖结果International
Our 大发快三开奖结果International office can assist international students identify and achieve their educational and career goals.
Indigenous Services
VCC’s Indigenous Services team offers friendly, helpful support for our Aboriginal students in a safe and relaxed environment.
Disability Services
大发快三开奖结果is committed to making 大发快三开奖结果accessible to students with disabilities. As part of our disability services, 大发快三开奖结果offers program planning assistance, ongoing learning assistance, exam accommodations, job search assistance and interpreting for classes, events and study situations.
Interpreting Services
As one of the only colleges in British Columbia to have full-time registered sign language interpreting services, 大发快三开奖结果has developed a reputation for its commitment to communication and equal access.
Our interpreters also cater to students, staff and faculty who are deaf, hard of hearing or are deaf-blind.
Positive Space
works to increase equity, inclusivity, and awareness of the 2SLGBTQIA+ (Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, and other sexual orientations and gender identities) community at VCC. Positive Space resource persons provide a safe space for students and employees to connect about 2SLGBTQIA+ topics and can help answer questions about 大发快三开奖结果and local resources.
The Students' Union of 大发快三开奖结果 (SUVCC) has a on their Board of Directors, who leads event planning and advocacy to foster community among 2SLGBTQIA+ students. For questions, contact info@suvcc.ca.
C.A.R.E.
The project, led by WAVAW Rape Crisis Centre in collaboration with VCC, helps make campuses safer for people of all genders.