NorQuest College: Centre 102 (Building B)

At NorQuest College: Centre 102, the delivery of this program of study is innovative because it integrates all of the necessary skills into one course, making it unique. NorQuest students have the best skills. NorQuest College has cut across 30,000 students in Edmonton and 200 communities in Alberta, which benefits the area in all ways possible. The college makes the students see their learning journey, identifies where they are weak, and seeks to make their lives better. In these cases, the college considers the private sector and business recommendations. NorQuest also considers whether that student has high school, future, or university education. The post-secondary program helps students identify their needs and talents so that they can decide on a program that suits them. The students choose from certificate and diploma programs that are related to their careers. Students choose business, health, or community studies. This has made post-secondary studies more interesting and enjoyable. The program is also of benefit to NorQuest College's industry partners and the economy. The college's unique delivery model meets the growing needs and supports the students' transition from high school to college. The average NorQuest College diploma graduate earns $15,000 more than the compensation of a high school graduate at their career halfway. Economic Specialists International conducted a research study in 2016-17 to evaluate the impact of NorQuest's study. The study focused on how Edmonton region spent $471.4million from additional income and production from NorQuest students due to the college's presence.