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Tel: 506-458-9444
Fax: 506-458-2850
Starla McDougall, Principal Contact by Email
Vicki O'Sullivan, Instructor - Early Childhood Education Contact by Email
Samantha Ratti, Instructor - Human Service Counsellor Contact by Email
Amanda Lyons, Instructor - Personal Support Worker Contact by Email
Karen Hardy, Instructor - Addictions and Mental Health Service Counsellor Contact by Email
Rick Perley, Vice-Principal, CFO Contact by Email
Debbie Fearneley, Administrative Assistant Contact by Email
Baoxiang Lu, Administrative Assistant Contact by Email
NBICC is located at:
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New Brunswick Indigenous Career College NBICC 75 Melissa Street Tel: 506-458-9444
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I am writing this letter to explain exactly what UNBITI did for me not only from a professional standpoint but also a personal one. I was very anxious to go back to school as a mature student, my own daughter was entering kindergarten that year as well. Over time I not only became a better Early Childhood Educator but also a mother. Things I knew instinctively to do I know had concrete reason behind why I was doing then both for my own child and the children I was teaching. I learned so much from not only the curriculum but from the other women I was attending school with. We shared experiences and stories and problem solved together. Our instructors never lost patience and worked with us all as individuals, we all supported each other during tough times such as losing our favorite teacher Vicki Anderson so suddenly and tragically and also through positive events such as weddings and babies. I began school waiting for it to be done however at some point I began looking forward to class and loved being a part of the little family we became. I personally gained knowledge, confidence and a true deep love for Early Childhood Education and its importance for all of our children and communities. So much so that I became a part time instructor for many years until the summer of this year where I am now a full time employee. I feel blessed to have had the opportunities I have had through UNBITI not all pleasant, however I gained and grew from them all because of the love and support I have found here. I look forward to the future of UNBITI and the possibilities for all the Students who will come through our doors and the lives of the children they will positively impact.
Respectfully yours;
Starla McDougall
Former Graduate of UNBITI & Current Instructor
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National Association of Career Colleges
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Province of New Brunswick Private Occupational Training Organization Department of Post-Secondary Education Training and Labour |
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Oulton College (pending)
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University of New Brunswick
ECE student transfer to Bachelor of Education |
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Early Childhood Care & Education New Brunswick
Cohort positions in FASD and Autism Behavioural Analysis at the University of New Brunswick |
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Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Student financial aid |
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National Indian Brotherhood Student financial aid |
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Atlantic Canada's First Nation Help Desk Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey Video conferencing and technical support |
Sarabjeet Kaur, Director
International Recruitment Manager & Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (1-506-800-9200)
Steven Leland, Director
Rick Perley, Director
Starla McDougall, Director
Cynthia Davis, PSW Instructor,Amanda Atwin, Ashley Young, Starla McDougall UNBITI Vice Principal, Morgen Tomer, Savannah Polchies, Melissa Knockwood, Katrina Sacobie, Vicki O'Sullivan ECE Instructor
Amanda Atwin, Melissa Knockwood, Katrina Sacobie, Morgen Tomer, Savannah Polchies, Ashley Young
Melissa Knockwood Katrina Sacobie Morgen Tomer Savannah Polchies
Amanda Atwin Ashley Young
Mary Paul Trinda Paul Trisha Paul Mary Buchanan
Megan Sabattis Gene (Diggy) Dave Cheyenne Paul
Hannah Mitchell Paige Polchies Melissa Munn Trisha Sabattis
Vice Principal Instructor
Starla MacDougall Vicki O'Sulivan
Ashley Presnail
Dakota Verner Hannah Burns
Front Center - Damien Sabattis-Carrier (Drummer)
Front Row - Caitlin Bartlett, Misty Solomon, Serena Moulton, Misty Paul
Back Row - Katrina Sacobie, Cathy Paul, Carley Egers, Jennifer Polches, Shirley Francis, Morgen Tomer and Cassandra Paul
Morgen Tomer Caitlin Bartlett Katrina Sacobie
Misty Solomon Jennifer Polches Serena Moulton
Shirley Francis Carley Egers Misty Paul Cassandra Paul Cathy Paul
The National Student Bursary will award bursaries to First Nations College or University students enrolled full-time in Epidemiology, Population Health, Biostatistics, or Information and Data Management Technology.
To apply please visit FNIGC.ca.
January 2023 Human Services Counsellor Part-time
Trudy Elder is a dedicated mother, Personal support worker and Early childhood educator who currently is the supervisor at the Tobique First Nation Daycare. Trudy is hardworking and empathetic to the needs of her students and staff. Trudy loves to learn and is very passionate about education. We are proud to have her be one of our students. She brings a lot to our school and classroom environment! Congratulations Trudy! we are proud of you!
January 2023 Human Services Counsellor
Chantel Nicolas comes to class each day with a positive and humorous attitude. The student embraces the responsibility required to maintain progress in their schoolwork and other personal goals. Her work shows she will have nothing but compassion, positive insight and ambition to add in this field of work. It's a pleasure to recognize Chantel as Student of the Month for HSC.
January 2023 Early Childhood Education
Wiphun Rose is the student of the month for January for our Night ECE class. Wip comes to class always prepared and always willing to help her fellow classmates. Wip is always eager to complete her work and always takes what she has learned into her class at the daycare. Wip is a joy to have in my class.
January 2023 Hospitality and Tourism Management
Christina Sappier is the student of the month for January for our Hospitality and Tourism Program. Christina comes to class everyday prepared and ready to work and learn new information about Hospitality and Tourism. Christina is always willing to help with research or drive down from Tobique to help out. Christina is a joy to have in our class. Awesome work!
October 2022 Human Services Counsellor Part-time
Isaiah Fournier is one of our youngest and newest students. Isaiah shows great promise. He has work ethic and intelligence. Isaiah has insight beyond his years. We are very proud of him and are very excited to see where his education and future will take him.
October 2022 Early Childhood Education Part-time
Student of the month for our night ECE class we have picked Isaiah Saulis - he is a motivated student who comes to class ready to learn and always participates in class discussions. He is always positive and loves to joke with his classmate.
October 2022 Addictions Services Counsellor
Ashlea Young is a new student this fall and is awarded Student of the Month for October 2022 in the Addictions and Mental Health services evening class. Ashlea is always online and ready to learn. She is engaged and willing to share as well as ask questions. Great to have you in the class. Congratulations, Ashlea.
October 2022 Addictions Services Counsellor
Brittany Sacobie is the Student of the Month of October 2022 in her first year of Addictions and Mental Health Services diploma program. Brittany goes above and beyond as she completes her work with excellence. She is an extremely hard worker and dedicated to her education. Great work, Brittany.
October 2022 Addictions Services Counsellor
Peter Saulis has been chosen as Student of the Month for Addictions and Mental Health Services second-year program. Not only is he dedicated to his education but pours out his life in his own community while he works at Wolastoqewiyik Healing Lodge in his own community of Tobique. Great team player. Woliwon for all your efforts in the addiction field, Peter.
October 2022 Early Childhood Education
Jenna Killam is the ECE student of the month. Jenna brings a positive attitude to everything she does. She adds thought-provoking and insightful comments to our class discussions. As well as attending college, Jenna is a full-time educator in an after-school program. Jenna’s passion for childcare is evident as is her love of learning and personal growth. Congrats Jenna!
October 2022 Hospitality and Tourism Management
Here is Hospitality and Tourism's Oct's student of the month, I have picked Thunder Young - he is a great student and always comes to class ready to learn. He may be shy but that does not stop him from being a great team player with his classmates. He is always willing to participate in group assignments and always willing to help with the research. Thunder is a hard working and motivated student and he is going to rock this Hospitality and Tourism year. Keep up the great work.
October 2022 Human Services Counsellor
Emily Cockaday is a positive, kind and caring young lady, In class, she is focused and consistently goes the extra mile, which shows true ownership over her own learning. Emily is confident when asking questions, and welcomes feedback. Most importantly, Emily has a noticeably pleasant disposition and this quality makes her stand out. Congratulations, Emily!
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Jenny Sappier graduated from UNBITI with a diploma in Human Service Counsellor. She now works with Tobique Child & Family Services under the Youth Mentor Program.
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Lila Youseff graduated from UNBITI with a diploma in Early Childhood Education. She now works for the School District.
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Caroline Solomon graduated from UNBITI with a diploma in Human Service Counsellor. She now works with the Tobique First Nation Health Centre
