Browse College of the North Atlantic programs by area of study, credential, campus, and delivery option. Whether you are planning your first step, changing direction, or building on what you already know, this guide is designed to help you explore your options with confidence.
Use the Program Guide to compare full-time, part-time, continuing education, online, and campus-based options across CNA. Filter by what matters most to you, then explore details on credentials, availability, and pathways to the next step.
See the delivery types, study options, and learning formats you can use to narrow your search.
Duration: Two Years
Credential: Diploma
Domestic Applications: OPEN
International Applications: OPEN
Modern agriculture is growing to include technologies that boost crop yields, assist planning and management, along with utilizing more efficient and sustainable farming methods. With these revolutionary advancements, the agriculture industry requires knowledgeable technicians who are skilled in the latest techniques and standards.
In this Agriculture Technician Co-op program, you will be engaged in sustainable agriculture and exposed to the study of plants and animals, including the... Learn more
Modern agriculture is growing to include technologies that boost crop yields, assist planning and management, along with utilizing more efficient and sustainable farming... Learn more
There is a growing demand for professionals in Canada’s fisheries and wildlife field. With increasing emphasis on sustainable development, integrated resource management policy and ecosystem-based management across Canada and around the world, technicians in the natural resources sector are sought after in matters related to biodiversity in general, and fish and wildlife management issues in particular.
The requirement for the forest industry to consider wildlife in its management... Learn more
There is a growing demand for professionals in Canada’s fisheries and wildlife field. With increasing emphasis on sustainable development, integrated resource management policy... Learn more
A transformation has swept the forestry industry, changing the business and planting the seeds of sustainable eco-management. Canada’s forests support more than 300,000 jobs across the country and add over $26 billion to our economy each year1. At the same time, a commitment to maintain forest ecosystems and biodiversity has created a need for protectors and stewards of one of our most valuable natural resources.
That’s what Forest Resource Technicians are – protectors and stewards of... Learn more
A transformation has swept the forestry industry, changing the business and planting the seeds of sustainable eco-management. Canada’s forests support more than 300,000 jobs... Learn more
Duration: One Year
Credential: Post Diploma
Position yourself at the intersection of geography, data analysis, and technology, where every point on the map tells a story waiting to be discovered. As a GIS Specialist, you’ll play a pivotal role in empowering agencies and governments, skillfully applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and Global Positioning Systems (GPS), alongside innovative web mapping and data visualization technologies. Your work will directly support essential informational needs, optimize... Learn more
Position yourself at the intersection of geography, data analysis, and technology, where every point on the map tells a story waiting to be discovered. As a GIS Specialist,... Learn more
Newfoundland and Labrador is among the top 10 mining jurisdictions in the world1, making the versatile mining engineering technician a highly-sought after employee in this industry, right here at home.
Mining engineering technicians support mining engineering and geological teams. They assist in conducting geophysical surveys and analyzing the data to identify potential mineral exploration opportunities. They collect and evaluate mineral deposits to assess contaminants in soil and... Learn more
Newfoundland and Labrador is among the top 10 mining jurisdictions in the world1, making the versatile mining engineering technician a highly-sought after employee in this... Learn more
Use these study types to understand how programs are delivered across CNA. Some options help you learn on campus, some online, and some through flexible workforce-focused formats.
Courses are delivered onsite at a CNA campus or approved location, with access to instructors, facilities, and campus supports.
A mix of in-person and online learning, with some courses delivered onsite and others online for added flexibility.
Complete coursework on your own schedule while meeting course deadlines and timeframes.
Courses include scheduled virtual class times with live sessions, regular interaction, and real-time support.
Build trade certification and industry-recognized skills through apprenticeship and Red Seal pathway opportunities.
Gain focused, in-demand skills through short learning experiences designed for career growth and upskilling.
Upgrade your skills, explore new interests, or advance your career with flexible short-term learning opportunities.
Access training designed to meet workforce, industry, and organizational needs through targeted professional learning.