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Welcome to VCC Continuing Studies

New users of our site, we invite you to our registration support pages to begin your student journey. 

Winter registration now open with Indigenous Priority registration

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

Early bird discounts on select courses!

Add select winter term courses to your shopping cart six weeks before the start of class and a 10% tuition deduction will appear. Courses from areas including creative writing, jewellery, and sewing and fashion design skills maybe eligible. After that the tuition increases, so sign up now and bring a fancy coffee drink to your first class with the money you saved. 

Program Spotlights

VCC Alumni win awards at Vancouver Fashion Week

Toyo Tsuchiya and Allison Dunne, both grads of the fashion design program at VCC, were honoured at the October edition of Vancouver Fashion Week. 

Toyo won an Industry Originator Awards for her career as a stylist. The Originator Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to Vancouver's fashion industry over their 10+ year careers. 

Allison was the first recipient of the Horizon Award. The new award recognizes students, fresh grads and folks that have been in the fashion business for less than five years that appear to be on the cusp of greatness. 

Congratulations to both! 

Islanders is VCC Instructor Adrick Brock's debut novel

Advanced Fiction Workshop instructor Adrick Brock's debut novel, Islanders, captures the ache of isolation and belonging amidst the rare backdrop of one of Canada’s most unusual neighbourhoods. Catch Adrick at The Book Warehouse (4118 Main St) on Tuesday October 6 at 6:30pm for a reading and signing. 

 

Celebrating Elder Jean Wassegijig: Teacher and Poet

Elder Jean Wassegijig, our Indigenous Perspective teacher in the Counselling Skills Foundations program, recently published a book of poetry. My Voice brings forward a deeply personal journey through memory, loss, love, and healing. From the quiet moments of childhood on the land to the weight of grief, addiction, and disconnection to the slow return to spirit, ceremony, and self; each poem carries truth without apology.