Le Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) is a first-rate francophone post-secondary learning institution. It brings together five campuses located in Bathurst, Campbellton, Dieppe, Edmundston/Grand Falls and the Acadian Peninsula. Each campus provides high quality educational services and training, and values the importance of a skilled, well-trained workforce that responds to changing job demands.
While the CCNB offers the vast majority of its programs and services in French, most campuses also deliver a number of programs in the English language. More precisely, the following programs are available:
Campbellton Campus
* Medical Transcriptionist
* Academic Studies
The Atlantic Canada Woodworking Centre of Excellence (WCE) offers the following two programs:
* Woodworking Production Management
* Woodworking and Cabinetmaking Technician
Edmundston Campus
* Academic Studies
The Centre of Excellence in Agricultural and Biotechnological Sciences (CESAB) offers the following program:
* Biotechnology (co-op) (Note: CESAB is located in Grand Falls)
Péninsule acadienne Campus
* Most of the courses delivered by l'École des Pêches (School of Fisheries) can be offered in English as long as the number of admissions is sufficient.
Bathurst Campus
* Academic Studies
* Second Language Training
To view the details of the programs listed above, please follow this link.
Student Information and Regulations 
The Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) offers you training in a wide variety of programs and courses in sectors like business, health, computer science and more. For years, the CCNB has given access to postsecondary training to thousand of students who were in distant locations or had schedule conflicts by offering them the flexibility and autonomy of online training. Our experienced teachers assist the students in their learning path by offering them the support required to succeed. The CCNB has the online training that will meet your needs! Please visit the CCNB online training website at www.onlinecourse.net
You can visit the New Brunswick Community College website for additional programs and courses offered in English.