(THUNDER BAY) – In the 2019 Client Satisfaction Survey conducted by Forum Research Inc., nine out of ten students using Contact North I Contact Nord’s services report being satisfied or very satisfied.
BRANTFORD, ON – Contact North I Contact Nord officially has a new home in Brantford at Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP), and it’s the perfect fit. With the convenient new online learning centre, everyone in the Grand River territory can get a degree, diploma or certificate or upgrade their skills online and in their community.
(THUNDER BAY, ON) – Contact North I Contact Nord Board of Directors and staff welcome new Board member, Alan Spacek.
(HUNTSVILLE, ON) – Contact North | Contact Nord invites residents to stop by their open house drop-in sessions to learn about their services and online learning.
(ORILLIA, ON) – Orillia residents now have direct access to information and local support services they need to earn a degree, diploma or certificate, or upgrade their skills without leaving their community.
(HALIBURTON, ON) – Haliburton residents now have direct access to information and local support services they need to earn a degree, diploma or certificate, or upgrade their skills without leaving their community.
(THUNDER BAY, ON) – Contact North | Contact Nord is pleased to announce the opening of an online learning centre in Akwesasne on Thursday, January 18, 2018, located at 167 International Road, Unit 1.
(THUNDER BAY, ON) – Contact North | Contact Nord is pleased to be supporting Sandy Lake First Nation to access online learning opportunities as they prepare for the Wataynikaneyap Transmission Project expected to develop a new 18,000 kilometer transmission line connecting remote northern communities to the provincial grid.
Written by Contact North | Contact Nord Research Associate Dr. Tony Bates, Teaching in a Digital Age: Guidelines for Teaching and Learning is a must-read book for faculty and instructors involved in designing teaching and learning.
(THUNDER BAY) – Contact North | Contact Nord generated and/or supported a record 32,153 student registrations for Ontario’s 24 public colleges, 22 public universities and 250 literacy and basic skills and training providers in the 600 small, remote, rural, Aboriginal and Francophone communities it serves across the province during the period September 1, 2015, to December 31, 2015.
