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JIBC’s Professional Training Transfer Credit opens career doors

Program provides academic credit for prior education, work experience and job training

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JIBC Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate (FFTC) graduates Nick Cirillo and Rorie Moir travelled to The Fire Service College in the UK to participate in a special opportunity to study abroad for two weeks and gain invaluable international firefighter training experience.
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JIBC Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate (FFTC) graduates Nick Cirillo and Rorie Moir recently arrived at The Fire Service College in the UK. They're there to participate in a special opportunity…
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​​​​​​​Casey Solis is an investigations manager at Canada's largest risk mitigation and investigation firm. Thanks to her JIBC education in intelligence analysis, she assists clients in a wide range of areas, from mergers and acquisitions to threat risk assessments.
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Casey Solis is an investigations manager at Canada’s largest risk mitigation and investigation firm. She assists clients in a wide range of areas, from mergers and acquisitions to threat risk…

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