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New services coming for students at North Island College

New services will be in place for students at North Island College this fall.

The college is launching a new slate of student services. Spokesperson Randall Heidt says the new services will include things like counselling services and leadership workshops.

He says there will be more recreational activities, as well as increased student engagement opportunities.

Heidt says the goal is to provide more support to students to better set them up for success.

Heidt says the goal is to roll out the new services at all North Island College campuses, starting in September.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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