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Welcome to VCC Continuing Studies

Visit our registration support pages to get started on your student journey. 

Spring 2026 registration now open with Indigenous Priority registration

Sign up for a class from over 60 program areas and fast track your career development.

Financial Support for Students

VCC Continuing Studies helps students balance their desire for education with the cost of tuition in three ways: bursaries, scholarships and awards, and student loans. 

Program Spotlights

Camp VCC: Where summer meets creativity, confidence, and hands-on fun

Held at Vancouver Community College’s (VCC) Downtown campus, our week-long, August 2026 camps are designed to inspire and empower kids ages 9-12 through hands-on learning. From sewing and art to urban planning and circuitry, we will spark their imagination and build their skills. 

One in 10 jobs in Vancouver are now in tech here's how you can break into the industry

From defending the digital world against cyber threats to designing the physical infrastructure that shapes our cities, VCC is preparing graduates to step directly into roles that B.C. urgently needs filled.

Read all about VCC tech programs in the Daily Hive article. 

Meet MSKL 1104 instructor Adrienne Danielson

For over 35 years, that I have coached, advised, consulted, and facilitated workshops focused on interpersonal communication and relationship building. I love teaching MSKL 1104 Interpersonal/Commun - Health because I believe relationships are the foundation of life. 

What I see in my classroom is that when my students learn to express themselves more openly, honestly, and confidently their personal relationships improve, workplace opportunities expand, and they feel more capable of asking for what they need and resolving conflicts constructively. They leave classroom with something more than technical skills; they leave with a sense of empowerment and personal growth.