The college operates eight campuses and learning centres, situated in Atlin, Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Dease Lake, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, Hudson's Hope and Tumbler Ridge. Students may choose from a wide range of academic/university transfer, basic education, career, vocational, and trade programs.

Classroom instruction is delivered at the Prince George Campus and regional campuses in Fort St John, Terrace, Quesnel and Wilp Wilxo'oskwhl Nisga'a.

Teaching centres are also found in Prince Rupert, the Nass Valley, Williams Lake, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd, Fort Nelson, and Tumbler Ridge, among others.

British Columbia Institute of Technology offers a wide range of business, computing, sciences, trades, health, engineering and technology programs. In addition, a number of degree-bridging programs are offered in collaboration with the British Columbia Open University. Degree-bridging programs are available in the schools of Business, Health Sciences and Engineering Technology, usually through part-time studies.

BCIT has four campuses: the main campus in Burnaby; the Downtown (Vancouver) Campus; the Sea Island Campus at the Vancouver International Airport; and the Pacific Marine Training Campus (PMTC), near Londsdale Quay in North Vancouver.  BCIT also has 15 satellite campuses, most of which are located in the Lower Mainland.

Since 1971 Camosun College has served the educational needs of the residents of the greater Victoria area. The college continues to serve an expanding community through its Lansdowne and Interurban campuses. Students may select from a wide range of university transfer, career, technical, vocational and college preparatory programs.

Since opening in 1968 Capilano University has grown steadily,
 now enrolling about 7,000 students per year. The college serves North and West Vancouver, Howe Sound and the Sunshine Coast, with its core at the North Vancouver Campus and campuses in Sechelt and Squamish.

Capilano is well known for providing a solid academic foundation and is committed to developing new and innovative programs in response to market demand. We offer a complete range of preparatory courses, university transfer courses, business and management studies, creative and applied arts programs, health and human services programs, plus a range of services in support of student learning and success. Credentials awarded include bachelor degrees, associate degrees, post-baccalaureate diplomas, advanced diplomas, certificates and statements of completion.

The College of New Caledonia (CNC) was set up in 1969 to serve the residents of the central interior of BC. The main campus is in Prince George and there are also campuses in Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Quesnel and Vanderhoof. Students may select from a wide range of health, social science, technology, trade, university transfer, adult special education and basic education programs. The college works with the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) to enable students to build upon college studies and obtain university degrees.

The institute encourages applications from individuals with demonstrated ability in the visual arts and the motivation to develop that ability.

NVIT is located in Merritt, BC which is a small community nestled in the Nicola Valley. Merritt is ideally situated for those who seek peaceful country living with easy access to urban centres - one hour drive to Kamloops and Kelowna, and three hours drive to Vancouver.

The college operates three major regional campuses: in Campbell River, Comox Valley and Port Alberni. Each regional campus administers several smaller learning centres situated throughout the college region. Students may access a broad range of learning opportunities, which include college preparatory, academic/university transfer, career, vocational and trades training programs.

The college region encompasses 80,000 square kilometres serving 90,000 residents. There are ten campus/centre locations in: Hazelton, Houston, Kitimat, Nass Valley, Prince Rupert, Queen Charlotte City, Smithers, Stewart and Terrace.

The college offers students the opportunity to select from a wide selection of basic education, career, vocational, trade, academic/university transfer and special education programs.

Okanagan College is the largest college in British Columbia outside the lower mainland and the Vancouver island.  Over 4,400 students attend OC.

TRU-OL's role is to provide leadership in the development and implementation of open learning in BC, and to coordinate open-learning opportunities in BC. ("Open learning" means a flexible approach to delivering programs, with the goal of increasing access to learning opportunities.) Through TRU-OL, students can enroll in courses delivered by the province's other participating universities (eg-Simon Fraser University, University of British Columbia and University of Victoria). TRU-OL also grants academic credit for non-formal learning and skills and knowledge gained in the workplace.

TRU-OL delivers about 200 distance education courses and grants a variety of certificate, diploma, and degree credentials that are recognized throughout BC and beyond by other educational institutions and employers. TRU-OL also offers secondary school completion opportunities.

UBC has additional opportunities available in the Okanagan region of BC. UBC Okanagan (UBCO) offers interdisciplinary and integrated programs in Applied Science, Arts, Business, Education, Nursing, Social Work and Science. Like its Vancouver campus UBCO offers a wide range of student services and also includes on-campus housing and recreational facilities.

City Centre Campus specializes in preparing students to enter or upgrade careers in hospitality, health, business and technology. King Edward Campus specializes in Adult Basic Education, Adult Special Education and a number of career training programs. The International Education Centre caters to the educational needs of international students. Programs include English as a Second Language, Introduction to TOEFL and computer skills.

Vancouver Island University is an organization that values a diverse range of training and education. The university provides an enriched and intellectually stimulating environment for students and employees. Offering programs from basic literacy to vocational programs, trades, undergraduate and graduate degrees, VIU operates four campuses including a main campus in Nanaimo and regional campuses in Duncan, Powell River and Parksville•Qualicum.

VIU's Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) school provides intensive, hands-on training in the operation of heavy equipment, routine maintenance of machinery, and the practical field operations of excavating, land clearing, grading and road building. There are six major Heavy Equipment Operator program areas: Machine Training; Driver Training & Airbrakes; Industry Training; ITO HEO Foundation; ITO HEO Technician; and Road Building & Heavy Construction Equipment Operator.