The world is changing faster than everAs we work through pandemic recovery, find solutions to climate change, and right the inequities and barriers facing people, particularly marginalized and Indigenous peoples. We also face the reality of a job market that will demand 80% of people requiring post-secondary education, and 37% of new jobs coming from an expanding economy. Change is no longer an option. It’s a necessity. Future readyAt Camosun's we prepare students for jobs that don’t yet exist, building the skills to successfully navigate and succeed in an ever-changing work landscape and rise to the challenges of today and the coming decades.Support"I loved seeing all the diversity on campus and how welcoming and kind the staff are. Whenever I needed help with assignments, or even personal matters there was always someone there. It made it easier to be successful in the program."Jaime's storyA voice for change"I am encouraged to speak out and self advocate. This in turn helps inspire me to do research, advocate for others and push for systemic changes." Alisha's storySupporting success“I came to Camosun not really knowing what I wanted to do. When we toured Camosun Innovates as part of our Mechanical Engineering section (Civil Engineering Access program), I was hooked. I switched programs a week later.” Lacey's storyServing up a sustainable future“Camosun’s Applied Tourism & Hospitality Management program taught me it's much more than that. It's about the people, the community, about the land we live on and how all these play a vital role in ensuring that a business is a success and sustainable.” Lorenzo's story Transforming the future"Post-degree I want to take those perspectives and experiences to help change the organizations I am involved with to be more inclusive and enjoyable for everyone."Micah's storyBreaking stereotypes"I was surprised to find out that the majority of my classmates in Sheet Metal and Metal Fabrication were women. It's really great to see others bravely pursuing career paths which go against stereotypical norms."Morganna's story Questions? Have questions? Sign up for an info session or check out the schedule of high school and career fair visits.Info sessions Change Faster