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Explore programs that lead to careers in the health and wellness industries:

• Continuing Care
  Become a competent and compassionate care worker, enhancing the lives of the individuals and communities you serve.
• Cosmetology
  Enhance the beauty and wellbeing of others by learning all aspects of the hairstyling profession.
• Dental Assisting - Level II
  Promote good oral health and patient care, assisting dentists and dental specialists.
• Esthetics and Spa Therapies
  Focus on all aspects of the esthetics profession in a therapeutic environment.
• Funeral and Allied Health Services
  Build the essential skills and knowledge you need for two career paths – funeral directing and embalming.
• Funeral Arranging and Directing
  Develop the essential skills you need to serve clients and families, while apprenticing as a funeral director.
• Health Information Management (HIM)
  Use technology to capture and analyze health data and improve health care delivery.
• Medical Laboratory Technology
  Perform lab testing and investigations related to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease.
• Medical Office Administration
  Participate in the dynamic health care environment by applying your foundational skills in technology, terminology, professional ethics and office practices.
• Occupational Therapy / Physiotherapy Assistant
  Work directly with clients providing hands-on treatment to improve their quality of life and ability to perform daily activities.
• Pharmacy Technician
  Work as part of a health care team to ensure consumers receive the best possible pharmaceutical care.
• Practical Nursing
  Work as part of a healthcare team to provide exceptional care and promote healthy lifestyles to the individuals and families you serve.
• Practical Nursing - Mi’kmaw and Indigenous Offering
  Work as part of a healthcare team to provide exceptional care and promote healthy lifestyles to the individuals and families you serve.
• Therapeutic Recreation
  Enhance quality of life by facilitating activities for people who experience barriers to health and leisure activities.