North Island College Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded1991
- Company size501 to 1,000
- Revenue$25m to $100m (CAD)
Jobs
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Department Chair - Math/Science Department
Comox Valley, BC
1 day ago
View jobInstructor, Health Care Assistant (2 positions)
Comox Valley, BC
1 day ago
View jobInstructor, Health Care Assistant
Campbell River, BC
6 days ago
View jobTemporary, Full-time, Contract
Instructor, Welding and Fabrication
Port Alberni, BC
7 days ago
View jobFull-time
Instructor, Welding and Fabrication
Campbell River, BC
8 days ago
View jobTemporary, Full-time, Contract
Instructor, Professional Cook (Faculty)
Port Alberni, BC
7 days ago
View jobFull-time
Instructor, Professional Cook
Port Alberni, BC
8 days ago
View jobInstructor, Vehicle Inspection
Campbell River, BC
12 days ago
View jobTemporary, Contract
Well-being Strategist
Comox Valley, BC
$27.81 - $29.52 an hour
15 days ago
View jobPart-time
Program Officer
Campbell River, BC
$27.81 - $29.52 an hour
18 days ago
View jobTemporary
Bus Driver Class 2 License (On-Call)
Comox Valley, BC
$25.17 - $26.73 an hour
19 days ago
View jobDepartment Chair - Office Admin and Online Coordinator
Comox Valley, BC
22 days ago
View jobDepartment Chair, School of Fine Arts
Comox Valley, BC
22 days ago
View jobInstructor, Marine
Campbell River, BC
27 days ago
View jobCasual
Casual Instructor, Health Care Assistant
Comox Valley, BC
27 days ago
View jobFull-time, Casual
Casual Instructor, Practical Nursing
Comox Valley, BC
27 days ago
View jobManager, IT Service Delivery
Comox Valley, BC
30+ days ago
View jobManager, IT Infrastructure
Comox Valley, BC
30+ days ago
View jobTemporary, Contract
Casual Instructor, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Comox Valley, BC
30+ days ago
View jobInstructor, Employment Transitions/Custodial - PA
Port Alberni, BC
30+ days ago
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Instructor in Courtenay, BC
on 1 February 2020
Needs new management
The college has a lot of potential. Unfortunately, it's squandered by unimaginative and barely competent administrators who talk a good game, but never follow through. There's little emphasis on collaboration with staff and virtually no process for cultivating leadership or harnessing talent. Poor decisions have undermined the College's reputation locally and threatened the quality of education offered. It's a demoralizing place to work. I would leave if not for my family's ties.
Administrator in Courtenay, BC
on 4 January 2021
THE worst place to work
Looks good on the surface but this is a fiefdom run by one or two individuals who are completely self-interested and who will do anything to maintain power. The internal politics is never ending. Qualifications and performance mean absolutely nothing. While there are good people trying to bring this institution up to a respectable level, (instructors and admin) overall it is a truly TOXIC WORK ENVIRONMENT. Just check the levels of turnover and the amount of people who have left on stress leave. This is about the worst place to work in the Comox Valley (or anywhere) and really has no business as an accredited post secondary institution. Interesting to see that another well intentioned president is now leaving, in all likelihood run out by those wanting to grab even more power for themselves. Horrible, horrible place to work. Avoid at all costs.
Instructor in Vancouver Island, BC
on 10 July 2020
This workplace needs TLC
Teaching is fulfilling and the courses are great quality. Unfortunately, the internal culture is toxic. Contracts are weaponized to overwork instructors without regard to the consequences for student learning and success (never mind faculty members' wellness). There are far too many administrators and several are so incompetent that they harm the institution. Even among those who are skilled, their communication is abysmal and decision-making is opaque & reactionary. This organization's management desperately needs a reset with fewer 'leaders' and better processes for engaging faculty & staff in all matters. The best ideas & strongest leadership is coming from the ranks.
HCA Instructor in Denman Island, BC
on 13 January 2020
A typical rural community college
This is a typical rural community college, staff are excellent and the educational standards are good. Campus facilities are very good. I would recommend them as an employer
Administrative Assistant in Campbell River, BC
on 13 November 2019
Good job, good pay
Decent place to work but not a lot of formal training ... more on the job training style... work life balance a slight struggle but better than many other jobs
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