NACC News & Blog
Latest Post
Why is student travel insurance necessary?
Student travel insurance is essential for students participating in study abroad programs, internships, or field trips. Student travel insurance is vital for career colleges to ensure the safety and well-being of students during trips or study abroad programs.
Statement from the National Association of Career Colleges on federal election platform commitments to training
Michael Sangster, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC), issued the following statement on federal parties’ platform commitments regarding workforce training programs:
Why should we implement a communication plan for emergencies?
A crisis communication plan is a vital part of your college’s overall risk management strategy. This plan outlines how to communicate effectively with students, staff, and the public during emergencies such as natural disasters, cyber-attacks, or incidents of violence.
Should you safeguard your income with Disability Insurance?
Disability insurance is crucial for college owners to protect against the financial impact of illness or injury that prevents them from working. This coverage provides a monthly income replacement, ensuring that personal finances and business expenses are covered during recovery. Without disability insurance, a prolonged absence due to health issues could jeopardize both the owner’s personal financial stability and the continued operation of the college.
NACC Instructor Certification Program – New Update Coming in May!
The National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) is proud to announce the official launch of the NACC Instructor Certification Program (ICP)—a dynamic, self-paced professional development initiative created in partnership with MaxKnowledge. This new program is designed to empower educators at Regulated Career Colleges across Canada with the tools, skills, and certifications they need to excel in teaching adult learners.
National Association of Career Colleges Completes National Tour Honouring Outstanding Canadians with King Charles III Coronation Medals
The National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) is proud to mark the completion of its Canada-wide tour to honour incredible Canadians with the King Charles III Coronation Medal. For the past month, NACC has been travelling from coast to coast, honouring over 280 individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities.
Do we need insurance for graduations and galas?
Hosting events like graduations or galas at off-site venues can be a great way for career colleges to celebrate milestones and engage with the community. However, renting facilities comes with unique insurance and risk management considerations that must be addressed to ensure a successful and secure event.
How do we build a culture of safety at our college?
Providing comprehensive health and safety training is essential for fostering a safe campus environment. Regular training sessions for staff and faculty on emergency response, first aid, fire safety, and workplace ergonomics are critical.
Building Canada Strong Starts with Building the Skilled Trades
As Canada confronts a looming shortage of skilled trades workers, the solution starts with early education, smart policy, and unprecedented collaboration. With 700,000 tradespeople set to retire by 2030, we must act now to train the next generation and build the workforce needed for our nation’s future. In this op-ed, Michael Sangster, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges, outlines a bold call to action for government, educators, and industry alike.