Skills Development Serving Green and Blue Economy

Canadian Post-Secondary InstitutionNorth Island CollegeNova Scotia Community College (NSCC)
International Partner Institution(s)National Higher Polytechnic Institute, University of BamendaNational Polytechnic University Institute Bamenda
Partner Country(ies)Cameroon
Level(s) of StudyCollege CertificationCustomized Training
Field(s) of StudyElectrical program
Key Thematic Area(s)Green and Blue EconomySTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)

This project allows students to complete two semesters in the Electrical program at North Island College (NIC), earning a certificate upon completion. The training at NIC will complement their home institution’s curriculum by providing hands-on experience in a dynamic learning environment.

Students will study alongside peers from Canada and other countries, gaining valuable practical skills. After completing their training, they will return to their home institution to finish their studies.

Developed with industry input, the program ensures relevance and real-world application. To support STEM and vocational training, students will first complete a six-week Technical Skills Preparatory Module, covering essential technical terminology, safety protocols, and industry connections, ensuring they are well-prepared and confident as they begin their specialized training.

Candidate Profile:

Must be a citizen of Cameroon.

Enrolled full-time at either National Higher Polytechnic Institute of the University of Bamenda or at National Polytechnic University Institute Bamenda, Cameroon.

At the time of application, students should be in 2nd or 3rd year of their academic program, with at least one year of study remaining after completion of the program in Canada.

Applications are open to male and female students. In alignment with the Canadian International Development Scholarships requirements, priority entrance may be given to female applicants.

Students must return to their home institution after completing the training program in Canada

Number of scholarship positions:

12

Length of Stay in Canada:

10 months

Application period:

January 2026

Selection process:

Open calls planned

For more info:

istudyabroad@nic.bc.ca

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