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National Association of Career Colleges Responds to Federal Budget Announcements
Michael Sangster, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC), issued the following statement on federal budget announcements.
What Truth and Reconciliation Means to Me
Doris Jeanne MacKinnon is an educator, researcher, and author known for her work on Métis history and culture. With over 15 years of experience in post-secondary education, she has written extensively about Indigenous identity, resilience, and the importance of decolonizing learning spaces.
In this reflection, Doris Jeanne explores what Truth and Reconciliation means to her as a non Indigenous scholar and educator. She shares her personal journey of learning, shaped by both what she was taught and what she was not, and how this led her to study Indigenous histories and build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.
What are the insurance needs of aesthetics colleges?
Aesthetics colleges require specialized insurance to address the unique risks associated with beauty and skincare training. Professional liability insurance, or malpractice insurance, is essential for covering claims related to negligence or adverse reactions resulting from treatments provided by students.
What are the insurance needs for flight schools?
Flight schools face unique insurance requirements due to the high-risk nature of aviation training. Comprehensive aviation insurance is essential for protecting against various risks associated with flying.
What are the insurance essentials for trucking schools?
Trucking schools have specific insurance needs due to the nature of their on-road training programs. Commercial auto insurance is crucial for covering liabilities resulting from accidents involving training vehicles.
How can my college prepare for a data breach?
Data breaches can have severe consequences for career colleges, especially those handling sensitive personal information like student records, financial data, and employee information.
Mujo Learning Systems and NACC Partner to Launch Applied AI Curriculum Programs for Higher Education
Mujo Learning Systems and the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) have announced a new partnership to deliver two turnkey curriculum programs in Applied AI Business Management and Applied AI for Digital Marketing. Each 1,000-hour program includes textbooks, lesson plans, instructor resources, assessments, and all required approval documents, giving institutions a complete plug-and-play solution for launching AI-focused programs.
Graduates will be eligible to write the official NACC certification exam and earn a digital NACC credential to showcase on professional platforms. Leaders from both organizations emphasized how this partnership enables career colleges to meet the growing demand for AI-skilled graduates while reducing the workload associated with curriculum development.
The programs are designed in collaboration with provincial regulators, subject matter experts, and employers to ensure alignment with workforce needs. Both programs are now available to post-secondary institutions across North America, with samples and consultations accessible at www.mujo.com/NACC-ai-programs
National Association of Career Colleges Responds to Federal Budget Announcements
Michael Sangster, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC), issued the following statement on federal budget announcements.
What Truth and Reconciliation Means to Me
Doris Jeanne MacKinnon is an educator, researcher, and author known for her work on Métis history and culture. With over 15 years of experience in post-secondary education, she has written extensively about Indigenous identity, resilience, and the importance of decolonizing learning spaces.
In this reflection, Doris Jeanne explores what Truth and Reconciliation means to her as a non Indigenous scholar and educator. She shares her personal journey of learning, shaped by both what she was taught and what she was not, and how this led her to study Indigenous histories and build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.