Mae Jane Sanchez, a registered nurse and nurse educator from the Philippines, is bridging gaps in her knowledge and skills and developing familiarity with systems and vernacular used in the Canadian health care system with the help of Georgian’s new Internationally Educated Nurses Transition to Practice (TTP) course.

Cabinetmaking Techniques students will display their best work at Georgian’s tenth annual Student Cabinetmaking Exhibit starting Tuesday, July 29 in the Campus Gallery at the Barrie Campus. The grand opening takes place between 7 and 9 p.m.; the exhibit continues Wednesday, July 30 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Georgian students will play an important role in analyzing data and developing a mobile app that uses information to improve beach safety.

Georgian’s undergraduate nursing program is one of three approved in Ontario to offer this course.

Meet Paul Shimoda, part-time clinical instructor in Georgian’s paramedic programs and two-time alumnus.

ABSC students will benefit from next-generation learning by getting hands-on experience with advanced digital tools they’ll use in the workforce.

This year’s theme, Discover Your Drive, invites guests to engage with the future of mobility through immersive, hands-on experiences.

Discover how Georgian College’s Opticianry program combines hands-on learning, expert faculty and real-world experience to help you launch a rewarding career in vision care.

Grads will be equipped with the practical skills needed to excel in supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, non-profits and entrepreneurial ventures.

To recognize National Nursing Week, we spoke with two current Nursing students Marisa and Kelly Cardwell – twin sisters, who have decided to pursue their nursing degrees together

Students from Georgian’s Police Foundations program recently took part in the CSI Challenge, a hands-on learning experience that simulates real-life crime scene investigation. As part of National Police Week, this event highlights how Georgian students are building skills in teamwork, critical thinking and communication while preparing for careers in policing and public safety.

It was the first time competing at Skills Ontario for all 23 of Georgian’s student competitors, many of whom are in their first year at college.