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Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Institution Name City Website Designation Date Academy of Excellence Hair Design & Aesthetics www.academyofexcellencevictoria.co 1 Ltd. Victoria m 03/13/2017 www.academyoflearning.com/locatio 2 Academy of Learning College - Abbotsford Abbotsford ns/british-columbia/abbotsford/ 09/23/2014 www.academyoflearning.com/locatio 3 Academy of Learning College - Langley Langley ns/british-columbia/langley/ 09/23/2014 www.academyoflearning.com/locatio 4 Academy of Learning College - Richmond Richmond ns_british_columbia_richmond.html 09/23/2014 5 Academy of Learning College - Surrey Surrey www.bcaol.com 01/19/2015 Academy of Learning College - Vancouver - www.academyoflearning.com 6 Broadway Vancouver 01/19/2015 7 Academy of Learning College - Victoria Nanaimo www.academyoflearning.com 09/23/2014 8 Acadia College Langley www.acadiacollege.ca 08/23/2016 9 Acsenda School of Management Vancouver www.acsenda.com 01/11/2016 10 Adler University Vancouver www.adler.edu/ 01/15/2014 11 Advantage English School E/J Whistler www.advantage-ej.com 03/16/2017 12 Ajna Yoga Teacher Training Victoria www.ajnayoga.ca 06/27/2016 13 Alexander College Burnaby www.alexandercollege.ca/ 12/09/2009 14 All Body Laser Corp. Training Institute Port Coquitlam www.allbodylaser.com 08/19/2014 Arbutus College of Communication Arts, Business www.arbutuscollege.com 15 & Technology Vancouver 05/12/2010 16 ARV Canada College Richmond www.arvcollege.ca 10/29/2018 17 Ashton College Vancouver www.ashtoncollege.ca 12/03/2009 www.autotrainingcentre.com/autome 18 Automotive Training Centre Surrey chanic-auto-body-school-surrey/ 06/28/2013 19 Blanche Macdonald Centre Vancouver www.blanchemacdonald.com 04/05/2011 20 Body Glamour Institute of Beauty by Anita North Vancouver www.bodyglamourinc.com 01/27/2015 21 Brighton College Burnaby www.brightoncollege.com 12/10/2010 22 British Columbia Institute of Technology Burnaby www.bcit.ca/ 01/11/2010 23 Camber College Powell River www.cambercollege.com 08/26/2014 24 Cambria College Victoria www.cambriacollege.ca 07/14/2017 25 Cambridge College Burnaby www.cambridgecollege.ca 10/10/2013 Report Date: 09/24/2021 Page 1 of 10 Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Institution Name City Website Designation Date 26 Camosun College Victoria camosun.ca/ 12/04/2009 27 Canada Aviation Academy Abbotsford www.flycaa.ca 09/27/2018 28 Canada College Vancouver Vancouver www.canadacollegevancouver.com 06/11/2019 29 Canada International Royal Arts College Vancouver www.ciracollege.com 08/29/2019 30 Canadian Aviation College Pitt Meadows www.cacbc.ca 12/23/2015 31 Canadian Baptist Seminary Langley www.canadianbaptistseminary.com 01/11/2016 32 Canadian Chinese School of Theology Vancouver Richmond www.ccstvan.ca 07/08/2020 www.canadiancollege.com/en/vanco 33 Canadian College Vancouver uver 08/11/2011 34 Canadian College of English Language Vancouver www.canada-english.com 05/01/2013 Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine – www.binm.org 35 Boucher New Westminster 06/12/2014 36 Canadian College of Performing Arts Victoria www.ccpacanada.com 08/26/2014 37 Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy North Vancouver www.shiatsuvancouver.ca 11/29/2012 38 Canadian College of Technology and Business Vancouver www.CanadianCTB.ca 04/04/2018 39 Canadian Film and Television Institute Richmond www.canadacfti.com/ 02/28/2018 40 Canadian Flight Centre Pitt Meadows www.cfc.aero 12/17/2015 41 Canadian National Institute of Business Coquitlam www.cnibbc.ca 01/19/2015 42 Canadian School of Natural Nutrition (Vancouver) Vancouver https://csnn.ca/vancouver 09/16/2014 Canadian School of Natural Nutrition Vancouver http://csnn.ca/vancouver island 43 Island Nanaimo 08/27/2015 http://canada- 44 Canadian Sports Business Academy Whistler sports.net/en/index.html 05/03/2018 45 Can-Quest ESL Academy North Vancouver www.canquestacademy.com 11/12/2015 46 Capilano University North Vancouver www.capilanou.ca/ 12/22/2009 47 Capital College Richmond www.capitalcollege.ca 06/12/2014 48 Career City College Kelowna www.careercitycollege.ca 11/03/2017 49 Carey Theological College Vancouver https://carey-edu.ca/ 10/26/2016 50 Central College New Westminster www.centralcollegebc.ca 07/07/2014 51 Centre for Arts and Technology Kelowna www.digitalartschool.com 03/12/2010 52 CG Masters School of 3D Animation & VFX New Westminster www.cg-masters.com 02/24/2015 Report Date: 09/24/2021 Page 2 of 10 Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Institution Name City Website Designation Date Chartered Professional Accountants of British www.bccpa.ca/ 53 Columbia Vancouver 01/15/2016 54 Chinook Helicopters (1982) Ltd. Abbotsford www.chinookhelicopters.com/ 03/10/2010 55 City University of Seattle Vancouver www.cityuniversity.ca 01/22/2015 56 Clearmind International Institute Inc. Langley www.clearmind.com 09/08/2015 57 Cloud Nine College Vancouver www.cloudninecollege.com 03/08/2016 58 Coast Mountain College Terrace www.coastmountaincollege.ca 02/11/2010 59 Coastal College of British Columbia New Westminster www.coastalcollegeofbc.com 06/24/2019 60 Coastal Pacific Aviation Ltd. Abbotsford www.coastalpacific.com 02/17/2011 61 CodeCore College New Westminster www.codecore.ca 11/26/2015 62 College Educacentre College Vancouver www.educacentre.com 01/06/2016 63 College of New Caledonia Prince George www.cnc.bc.ca/ined 12/04/2009 64 College of the Rockies Cranbrook www.cotr.bc.ca/ 12/18/2009 65 Columbia Bible College Abbotsford www.columbiabc.edu 01/12/2016 66 Columbia College Vancouver www.columbiacollege.ca 12/23/2009 67 Columbia Paramedic Academy Langley columbiaparamedic.ca 05/27/2020 68 Coquitlam College Coquitlam www.coquitlamcollege.com 09/10/2013 Cornerstone International Community College of www.ciccc.ca 69 Canada Vancouver 12/10/2014 70 Corpus Christi College Vancouver www.corpuschristi.ca 10/30/2013 71 Create Career College Burnaby https://CreateCareerCollege.com 11/19/2015 72 CSIC e-Academy Burnaby www.e-certify.ca 01/10/2017 73 DEA Canadian College North Vancouver www.discoverenglish.ca 10/21/2019 www.discoverycommunitycollege.co 74 Discovery Community College Surrey m 08/11/2011 75 DiveSafe International Campbell River www.divesafe.com 07/05/2011 76 Diving Dynamics Kelowna www.commercialdivinginstitute.com 03/12/2020 77 Dominion Herbal College Burnaby www.dominionherbalcollege.com 01/12/2016 78 Dorset College Vancouver www.dorsetcollege.bc.ca 03/28/2011 79 Douglas College New Westminster www.douglascollege.ca 12/09/2009 Report Date: 09/24/2021 Page 3 of 10 Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Institution Name City Website Designation Date 80 Drake Medox College Vancouver www.drakemedoxcollege.ca 10/19/2011 81 EC Vancouver Vancouver www.ecenglish.com 11/02/2010 82 EduGlobal College New Westminster http://eduglobalcollege.com 08/29/2019 83 EF International Language Campus Vancouver www.ef.com/ca 01/29/2016 84 ELS Language Centers Vancouver https://www.els.edu/ 01/12/2012 85 Emily Carr University of Art + Design Vancouver www.ecuad.ca/ 02/09/2010 86 English Depot Education Academy www.englishdepot.com 10/01/2019 87 Eton College Vancouver www.etoncollege.ca 05/28/2010 88 Excel Career College Courtenay www.excelcareercollege.com 01/18/2016 89 Fairleigh Dickinson University (Vancouver) Vancouver www.fdu.edu/vancouver 12/18/2009 90 First College Kelowna www.firstcollege.ca 01/23/2018 91 Focus College Kelowna https://focuscollege.com/ 07/02/2013 92 Franklin English Language College Vancouver www.franklinedu.org/ca/en/ 01/10/2017 93 Fraser International College Burnaby www.fraseric.ca 09/23/2010 94 Gastown Business College Vancouver www.gbcol.ca 06/17/2014 95 Gateway College Vancouver www.gwcollege.ca 02/17/2011 96 GEOS Languages Plus Victoria www.geos.net 01/07/2016 97 Global College Vancouver www.gcc-canada.com 11/12/2015 www.gvenglish.com/english- 98 Global Village Victoria Victoria schools/canada/victoria.html 10/23/2010 99 Goh Ballet Academy Vancouver www.gohballet.com 01/08/2016 100 Granville College Vancouver granvillecollege.ca 12/24/2015 101 Greystone College of Business and Technology Vancouver https://greystonecollege.com/canada 10/14/2010 102 Hair Art Academy Langley www.hairartacademy.com 03/31/2016 www.hansoninternationalacademy.co 103 Hanson College New Westminster m 01/04/2016 104 Heli-College Canada Training Inc. Langley www.heli-college.com 12/17/2015 105 Heritage Community College Surrey www.hccbc.com 09/28/2017 www.ihcareercollege.com www.tesl- 106 IH Career College Vancouver vancouver.com 04/12/2016 Report Date: 09/24/2021 Page 4 of 10 Registry of BC EQA-Designated Institutions Institution Name City Website Designation Date 107 ILAC Canadian Tourism College Vancouver www.tourismcollege.com 12/06/2010 108 ILAC International College Vancouver www.ilacinternationalcollege.com/ 11/18/2015 109 ILSC - Vancouver Vancouver www.ilsc.com 10/28/2010 110 In Focus Film School Vancouver www.infocusfilmschool.com/ 12/10/2015 111 INFOFIT Educators Vancouver www.infofit.ca/ 04/27/2018 112 Inlingua Victoria College of Languages Victoria www.inlinguavictoria.com 09/11/2014 113 Insignia College Delta www.insigniacollege.com 10/23/2018 Institute of Technology Development of Canada www.itdcanada.ca 114 (ITD) Vancouver 03/15/2012 115 Interior Academy Kamloops www.interioracademy.com 05/20/2015 116 International Flight Centre Inc. Delta intlflightcentre.com 12/16/2015 117 International House Vancouver Vancouver www.ihvancouver.com 10/22/2013 118 International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC) Vancouver www.ilac.com 04/30/2013 119 Island Coastal Aviation Inc. Pitt Meadows www.islandcoastalaviation.com 11/26/2015 120 ISS Language and Career College of BC Vancouver LCC.issbc.org 01/13/2010 121 iTTTi Vancouver Vancouver www.ittti.ca/ 12/23/2015 122 JCI Institute Vancouver www.jcinstitute.com/ 12/04/2009 123 Justice Institute of British Columbia New Westminster www.jibc.ca/ 02/16/2010 124 Kaplan International Languages Vancouver www.kaplaninternational.com 09/02/2010 125 Kelowna College of Professional Counselling Kelowna www.counsellortraining.com 03/13/2017 126 Keystone College Ltd.
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