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tion to make sure that the delivery of
the education is consistent across the
campuses, and we also have an admis-
sions coordinator that makes sure that
enrolment is consistent across the cam-
puses.”
MC College has also developed
culture training. All new staff members
who are hired on by the college make a
trip to Edmonton for culture training.
The MC College staff imparts on new
hires how they are to conduct them-
selves and how they are to train stu-
dents. “Private colleges can be looked
at in a negative light because in Cana-
da it is the view that education should
not be for profit,” Harrison says, “so
we have to go even above and beyond
normal standards for education, and
we do.”
Full time curriculum specialists
in all three programs ensure MC Col-
lege delivers the most comprehensive
program possible. Today, MC Col-
lege Group training centres total over
79,000
sq. ft. of instructional space in
six major centres across Western Cana-
da.
