Inclusive learning at JIBC: building access from the ground up
JIBC’s efforts to make learning more accessible is taking place both at the student and the research levels.
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Students who were enrolled in eligible programs who paid more than $100 in tuition and fees (T2202), or who received Financial Aid (T4A) can download their tax receipts via the myJIBC.ca student…
In recognition of International Women’s Day, we’re profiling several women across JIBC who are driving change, strengthening our community, and inspiring those around them. Among them is…
Making education accessible from the start is easier – and far more inclusive – than trying to retrofit accommodations for individual students with disabilities. That’s the takeaway from two recent…
The Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) will launch the next phase of its Police Academy expansion in May 2026, increasing recruit training to three cohorts of 144 recruits annually.“…
This story is part of JIBC’s ongoing thought-leadership storytelling, shared internally and externally to celebrate our teams’ work and demonstrate the real-world impact of our programs. Sharing…
To better serve students and ensure consistent, high-quality instruction, the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) is moving to a new, primarily in-house delivery model starting April 1 as…
Picture a group of people around a table, the stakes feel high, everything needs to go just right. Then one person brings up a touchy topic, another feels it cannot go unchallenged, and just like…
The responsibility falls to bylaw officers — professionals trained to balance enforcement with community trust. If you’ve ever asked yourself “How do I become a bylaw officer in BC?”, this…