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Student Assistance Program - http://www.studentaid.gnb.ca/
The provincial Student Financial Assistance Information Program Guide. Information on the program, online application forms and related links to similar programs. |
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TéléÉducation NB TeleEducation - http://teleeducation.nb.ca/
A distance education focused group, assisting in development and delivery of DE courses. |
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New Brunswick Teachers' Association - http://www.nbta.ca/
Includes: member's handbook, branches, councils, NBTA news, reports and briefs, contacts, and awards. |
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New Brunswick Community College - http://www.nbcc.ca/
A college network that serves students (in English) from seven New Brunswick localities, with over 100 programs. Outlines programs, admissions information and locations. |
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New Brunswick Department of Education - http://www.gnb.ca/0000/
Describes the programs, branches, and resources for education in the province. Includes links, press releases and contact information. |
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Atlantic Business College - http://www.abc.nb.ca/
Provides technology-based business training for high school graduates, or equivalent. Lists courses, requirements, locations, applications, regulations and contact details. Campuses at Fredericton and Moncton. |
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The Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd - http://www.nb.literacy.ca/
A non-profit organization that works for a literacy strategy and promotes awareness of the issue. Lists membership, reports, resource library and publications. Solicits donations. |
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Laubach Literacy of New Brunswick - http://www.nald.ca/llnb.htm
Laubach Literacy New Brunswick and affiliated literacy councils are volunteer organizations offering confidential, free of charge literacy and numeracy training in communities throughout the province. |
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Homeschooling in New Brunswick Canada - http://www.homeschoolersguide.ca/brunswick/newbrunswick_homeschool.htm
A guide to resources and support groups for homeschoolers in New Brunswick. |
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Micmac - Maliseet Institute - http://www.unbf.ca/education/mmi/
Department at the University of New Brunswick specializes in history, culture, language, and other studies related to the Micmac and Maliseet peoples. |