Career-Focused Training Across British Columbia

Academy of Learning Career College (AOLCC) offers practical, career-focused training across British Columbia, preparing students for in-demand roles in healthcare, business, technology, accounting, and more. With campuses in Kamloops, Kelowna, Nanaimo, and Victoria - WestShore, students benefit from flexible learning, industry-relevant programs, and strong graduate outcomes.

As one of the most established career colleges in BC, AOLCC focuses on helping students gain real-world skills that employers value. Programs are designed to support individuals starting a new career, upgrading their qualifications, or returning to school after time in the workforce.

• Students choose AOLCC for:
• 30+ career training programs aligned with current job market needs
• Flexible learning options designed for working adults and busy schedules
• Self-paced study through the Integrated Learning System™ (ILS)
• Hands-on, practical training that prepares graduates for real workplaces
• Supportive learning coaches and admissions advisors who guide students every step of the way
• Career-ready training programs

New Program: Educational Assistant Training

Exciting news! AOLCC now offers a 48-Week Educational Assistant Training Program, designed to prepare students for rewarding careers supporting teachers and students in inclusive K–12 learning environments.
This program equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to assist educators, support diverse learners, and contribute to positive classroom experiences.

• Students in the Educational Assistant program will learn about:
• Child development and learning processes
• Classroom support techniques and instructional assistance
• Inclusive education and supporting diverse learning needs
• Behaviour management and student supervision
• Communication and collaboration with teachers and school staff
• Hands-on practicum experience in real school environments

Graduates are prepared to pursue opportunities supporting teachers and students in elementary and secondary school environments, helping create inclusive and supportive classrooms.