Second-year Web & Graphic Design students in their two-year diploma program at the College of New Caledonia in Prince George BC are seeking out partnerships with companies who will be able to mentor them individually through 80 hours of work starting January 2023 . By April, four months later, the students will ideally have found a great weekly schedule where they can log hours with your business creating content for social media, websites, graphic design, videography, animation and more!

First-year students will write your company’s first or recurring blog post, supplementing your current social media presence.

First-year students will write your company’s first or recurring blog post, supplementing your current social media presence.

First-year students will write your company’s first or recurring blog post, supplementing your current social media presence.

Do you have a software/programming challenge you would like to tackle? In this project, student teams will assess and develop solutions to a software/programming problem of your choosing. Topics such as computer architecture, computer systems, development of algorithms and computer programs, and programming style will be covered. Specific attention will be paid to programming topics such as selection and loop structures, arrays, functions, procedures, and string processing. The main emphasis of this project is on the study and development of algorithms, using a procedural language.

Based on the creative brief assigned, students will be able to conduct an industry-wide analysis using secondary data about the target market, competitors, their communication plans and then research and brainstorm creative strategies to increase customer engagement that can be converted into measurable plans for implementation. This final report can be in the form of a video-recorded presentation, and it will be submitted before the due date in mid of December 2021. The company is requested to provide feedback to the students as that will be a building block in students' learning and improvement.

Based on the creative brief assigned, students will be able to conduct an industry-wide analysis using secondary data about the target market, competitors, their communication plans and then research and brainstorm creative strategies to increase customer engagement that can be converted into measurable plans for implementation. This final report can be in the form of a video-recorded presentation, and it will be submitted before the due date in mid of December 2021. The company is requested to provide feedback to the students as that will be a building block in students' learning and improvement.

As the Hospitality and Tourism industry is becoming one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world, the success of these businesses will depend the ability to understand the hospitality market and ensure offerings are appropriate and extended based on business demands. Our students from the Tourism & Hotel Management Program will offer their recently learned knowledge and skills to help your business understand the market they are competing in, analyze past and project future revenues, create strategies to plan for growth, develop and identify branding opportunities and develop financial forecasts. We are open to group projects for 2-4 students as well as independent projects. The time commitment is an approximation and are happy to discuss projects that require more or less hours. **All companies must complete CNC's specific practicum evaluation feedback form at the end of the placement.**

The Peer Connections program helps new CNC students during their transition and adjustment to post-secondary life in Canada. The goal of the program is to connect incoming students with Peer Connectors and form online groups to meet and support one another, directing them to CNC resources, activities and student services while fostering a sense of CNC belonging and community. Peer Connectors are 2nd year students who will facilitate these groups and refer Peer Participants to additional resources they may need.

Second-year Web & Graphic Design students in their two-year diploma program at the College of New Caledonia in Prince George BC are seeking out partnerships starting January 2023 with companies who will be able to mentor them individually through 80 hours of work starting January 2023. By April, four months later, the students will ideally have found a great weekly schedule where they can log hours with your business creating content for social media, websites, graphic design, videography, animation and more!

Do you have an IT project that requires information technology support? Is your organization looking for IT training or training documents/media? In this project, students in the Computer Network Technician program will apply their skills to plan and prepare technical documentation using clear, simple and non-technical language for those looking for training in computer, internet and other information technology topics. They will use the Microsoft Office suite to augment project documentation. We will also be available to provide technical support/help desk support as the students are well versed in hardware, software, cloud computing, wireless, and fiber optics.

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Are you looking for opportunities to engage with your campus community? This unique opportunity will provide student accessibility for CNC Students' Union volunteer experiences.

Students in the Electrical Foundations Course will use the diagram supplied by the customer to develop a materials list so the customer can supply the reqired materials to complete the project. Students will then separate into two groups of six students each to meat the Covid-19 requirements and each group will show up at the project on alternate days to complete the rough wiring of the project. This project will give the students work experience associated with wiring houses which is part of thier curriculumn. After the wiring is complete, Technical Safety BC will inspect the site to certify the project based on the Canadian Electrical Code requirements. Students have also used classroom time to identify and dsicuss the CEC requirements.

Do you have a strategic marketing challenge that you want to tackle? In this project, student-consultants working in teams will analyze your organization's marketing management as it relates to marketing opportunities, marketing planning and strategy. Upon a complete marketing analysis which include SOWT, PEST, Five Forces Industry or Three C analysis, you will receive a detailed recommendation report and presentation using SWOT Matrix, Ansoff Matrix, or BCG Matrix analysis.

Do you have a marketing research challenge that you would like to tackle? Guided by your organizational marketing objectives, a group of students will gather and analyze data beginning with problem analysis, and leading to a final research report. The report will include key insights and strategic recommendations to address your organization's challenge. The students will cover vital topics such as research design, data collection, sampling, and data analysis.

Do you have a software/programming challenge you would like to tackle? In this project, student teams will assess and develop solutions to a software/programming problem of your choosing. Topics such as computer architecture, computer systems, development of algorithms and computer programs, and programming style will be covered. Specific attention will be paid to programming topics such as selection and loop structures, arrays, functions, procedures, and string processing. The main emphasis of this project is on the study and development of algorithms, using a procedural language.

As the Hospitality and Tourism industry is becoming one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world, the success of these businesses will depend the ability to understand the hospitality market and ensure offerings are appropriate and extended based on business demands. Our students from the Tourism & Hotel Management Program will offer their recently learned knowledge and skills to help your business understand the market they are competing in, analyze past and project future revenues, create strategies to plan for growth, develop and identify branding opportunities and develop financial forecasts. We are open to group projects for 2-4 students as well as independent projects. The time commitment is an approximation and are happy to discuss projects that require more or less hours. *Click here to see the practicum process.* **All companies must complete CNC's specific practicum evaluation feedback form at the end of the placement.**

As the Hospitality and Tourism industry is becoming one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world, the success of these businesses will depend the ability to understand the hospitality market and ensure offerings are appropriate and extended based on business demands. Our students from the Tourism & Hotel Management Program will offer their recently learned knowledge and skills to help your business understand the market they are competing in, analyze past and project future revenues, create strategies to plan for growth, develop and identify branding opportunities and develop financial forecasts. We are open to group projects for 2-4 students as well as independent projects. The time commitment is an approximation and are happy to discuss projects that require more or less hours. **All companies must complete CNC's specific practicum evaluation feedback form at the end of the placement.**

The first year tourism students in THMG 312 are learning how to create remarkable, memorable customer service experiences for guests. Students learn about the characteristics of outstanding service, the design of remarkable experiences, the servicescape and consumer behaviour.

Do you want a review of your current marketing strategies and recommendations for improvement? In this assignment, student-consultants will work in groups to help you evaluate and improve your current marketing strategies. Depending on your needs, students can assist with strategy development, market segmentation, positioning and branding, product pricing, promotions, personal selling, distribution systems, cross-cultural marketing strategies, and assessment of customer satisfaction.

Do you need to plan an event? In this assignment, student-consultants will work in groups to help you design, implement and evaluate an event of your choosing. Depending on your needs, students can assist with schedule of activities, venue design, budgeting, volunteer and staffing plans, risk management strategies, procurement recommendations, communication plan, and event evaluation. Note: one-time events are best-suited for this project.

Clear and concise communication is critical to successful sales outreach. In this project, students will analyse the sales communication process at your company and develop an effective direct response communication strategy to help your organization increase the quality and number of leads generated.

Client industry based market research (Secondary); Reviewing the existing communication strategies of the concern to help them learn how industry implements; suggesting Integrated marketing communications strategies based on millennial target consumer Suggesting evaluation plan to better implement and check effectiveness of the same.

Marketing Strategy development - target Market Preferences Competitor analysis & developing comprehensive report

Are you planning an employee event or other HR project? In this assignment, student-consultants will help your organization plan an event of your choosing. Students will develop a full project plan, including scope statement, decision documents, timeline and milestones, stakeholder evaluation & communication plan, and risk evaluation.

Clear and concise communication is critical to successful sales outreach. In this project, students will analyse the sales communication process at your company and develop an effective direct response communication strategy to help your organization increase the quality and number of leads generated.

Clear and concise communication is critical to successful sales outreach. In this project, students will analyse the sales communication process at your company and develop an effective direct response communication strategy to help your organization increase the quality and number of leads generated.