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Collège Nordique Francophone - Public Relations Diploma
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Collège Nordique Francophone is applying to deliver a Public Relations Diploma program within the Northwest Territories. If approved, the program is set to begin teaching its first students in September 2025.
Collège Nordique Francophone’s proposed Public Relations Diploma program intends to provide students with skills and knowledge that will allow them to contribute to the planning and implementation of communication activities. The program includes courses in oral and written communication, camerawork, monitoring, research and data analysis. Graduates will know how to create relationships with media and influencers and how to create content for traditional and digital platforms.
Have Your Say
In December 2022, the Northwest Territories (NWT) first-ever Post-Secondary Education Act(Act) and Regulations came into effect. When post-secondary education institutions want to provide a new post-secondary education program in the NWT, they complete a System Coordination Review Application. The application is publicly posted by the Government of the Northwest Territories for 15 business days to allow the public and NWT post-secondary education institutions to provide feedback that will be considered in the review process.
The System Coordination Review Application from Collège Nordique Francophone can be viewed here.
Anyone seeking further information on the submission should contact the institution directly.
Next Steps
The Quality Assurance Review Advisory Committee will review the application along with any public input and make a recommendation to the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment as to whether the application may proceed.
All post-secondary institution applications, and the decisions on the application (granted/not granted) will be listed on the Department of Education, Culture and Employment website here.
Collège Nordique Francophone is applying to deliver a Public Relations Diploma program within the Northwest Territories. If approved, the program is set to begin teaching its first students in September 2025.
Collège Nordique Francophone’s proposed Public Relations Diploma program intends to provide students with skills and knowledge that will allow them to contribute to the planning and implementation of communication activities. The program includes courses in oral and written communication, camerawork, monitoring, research and data analysis. Graduates will know how to create relationships with media and influencers and how to create content for traditional and digital platforms.
Have Your Say
In December 2022, the Northwest Territories (NWT) first-ever Post-Secondary Education Act(Act) and Regulations came into effect. When post-secondary education institutions want to provide a new post-secondary education program in the NWT, they complete a System Coordination Review Application. The application is publicly posted by the Government of the Northwest Territories for 15 business days to allow the public and NWT post-secondary education institutions to provide feedback that will be considered in the review process.
The System Coordination Review Application from Collège Nordique Francophone can be viewed here.
Anyone seeking further information on the submission should contact the institution directly.
Next Steps
The Quality Assurance Review Advisory Committee will review the application along with any public input and make a recommendation to the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment as to whether the application may proceed.
All post-secondary institution applications, and the decisions on the application (granted/not granted) will be listed on the Department of Education, Culture and Employment website here.
Page last updated: 18 Feb 2025, 10:53 AM
Status
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Collège Nordique Francophone - Public Relations Diploma is currently at this stage
This engagement is open from February 18 to March 10, 2025.
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Completed
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