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A new partnership between George Brown and New Zealand’s Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) is creating inclusive pathways for global learning and cultural exchange.
The majority of the ScotiaRISE $500,000 donation will fund the two-year ReNEW career readiness program for internationally trained professionals studying at the School of ESL and Immigrant Education.
The striking blue, yellow and white design provides an exciting visual introduction to convocation celebrations for graduates and guests. It’s also a great backdrop for photos (share with #GBConvo)!
Thanks to his incredible commitment, drive, and George Brown College dance training, David Giller combines his love for dance and passion for travel in an exciting career lighting up stages in Toronto and worldwide.
The program is delivered online and is asynchronous, allowing students to learn at their own pace, equipping them with the skills necessary for working confidently in the wind power industry at all levels. One of the main features of the program is its state-of-the-art 3D interactive wind turbine simulator.
Meet David Dunkley, Founder, CEO & Creative Director, David Dunkley Fine Millinery - startGBC June 2024 #WhyNotME GBC Entrepreneur Spotlight About David Dunkley You don’t need to travel the world (or even traipse around Toronto) in search of the perfect hat, fascinator or bridal headpiece. David...
Many fans of sports and entertainment would say it’d be a dream come true to pitch partnership marketing ideas for major teams and event production companies, directly to their executives. That’s exactly what students in George Brown College’s (GBC) Sport and Event Marketing (B400) program did...
Tom’s top piece of career advice? “Find the work that your heart feels good to do,” he says. In Tom’s case, that means spending his days supporting — and teaching — others.