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Pursue studies in justice and public safety at JIBC

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Conflict Resolution
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Counselling & Community Safety
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Emergency Management
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Fire Fighting
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Intelligence Analysis
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Law Enforcement & Investigation
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Leadership
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Paramedicine & Health Sciences
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Professional Licensing Training

JIBC offers pre-licensing and professional training for bylaw officers, community care licensing officers, family justice professionals, and security professionals.

Academies / Post-hire Training

JIBC is BC's sole provider of training for municipal police, sheriffs, corrections officers and probation officers.

Meet our graduates

Committed
10 hours of JIBC firefighter training plus three hours of workouts daily
Olympian
Earned an Olympic bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Games
Awarded
Recipient of the Jocelyn Roberts Memorial Award for women in FFTC program
Meet Britt

Meet our graduates

Resilient
Learned how to help colleagues suffering from the trauma of the opioid crisis
Resourceful
Created support, education and trauma response for workers on the front line
Rebuilding Lives
Supporting clients with mental health and addiction issues
Meet Lana

Meet our graduates

Giving Back
Lives, works and volunteers in a Wet'suwet'en village in Central BC
Saving Lives
Provides health care to approximately 800 residents
Community Service
Teacher for at-risk youth, driving instructor, volunteer firefighter and EMR
Meet Matt

Meet our graduates

Role Model
Working to provide support to Indigenous youth
Serving Others
Helping women end the cycle of domestic violence
Award Winning
Recipient of the Minerva Foundation Award for Aboriginal Women
Meet Shauntelle

Meet our graduates

Committed
10 hours of JIBC firefighter training plus three hours of workouts daily
Olympian
Earned an Olympic bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Games
Awarded
Recipient of the Jocelyn Roberts Memorial Award for women in FFTC program
Meet Britt

Meet our graduates

Resilient
Learned how to help colleagues suffering from the trauma of the opioid crisis
Resourceful
Created support, education and trauma response for workers on the front line
Rebuilding Lives
Supporting clients with mental health and addiction issues
Meet Lana

Meet our graduates

Giving Back
Lives, works and volunteers in a Wet'suwet'en village in Central BC
Saving Lives
Provides health care to approximately 800 residents
Community Service
Teacher for at-risk youth, driving instructor, volunteer firefighter and EMR
Meet Matt

Meet our graduates

Role Model
Working to provide support to Indigenous youth
Serving Others
Helping women end the cycle of domestic violence
Award Winning
Recipient of the Minerva Foundation Award for Aboriginal Women
Meet Shauntelle
Graduated JIBC Students

International Students

Learn about programs and supports offered to international students.

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Office of Indigenization

Learn how JIBC supports Indigenous students and community through services, funding and Indigenous spaces.

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Applied Research

Advance justice and public safety knowledge and technology in partnership with JIBC.

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Customized Contract Training

JIBC can develop programs customized to the specific educational needs of your local or international organization.

Why JIBC?

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96%
student satisfaction
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92%
graduates employed 1-2 years post-graduation
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16
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JIBC is Canada’s leading public safety educator. Learn how you can benefit from our exceptional applied education, training and research. Why attend JIBC

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