1 Year of tuition to all Indigenous grade 12 graduates from all schools in BC.
On April 2, students attending one of British Columbia's 25 public post-secondary institutions will benefit from a one-time investment to assist those experiencing emergency financial pressures. NVIT is committed to providing support for our students. For more information about this Emergency Aid, please click here or reach out to our Financial Planners .
Applications for NVIT's Awards are open until August 15th, 2020. These awards (ranging from in value from $500 - $2676) are open to NVIT learners that meet specific criteria. Check them out here !
For more information about our recently expanded Immediate Entry Bursary, check out the application package here !
NICOLA VALLEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TO OFFER SOCIALLY DISTANCED EDUCATION FOR THE FALL 2020 AND SPRING 2021 SEMESTERS!
In light of the current COVID-19 environment, NVIT is suspending admission processing for new international students for the 2020/21 academic year. Current NVIT international students may continue studies at NVIT so long as academic and IRCC requirements are satisfied.
For the full letter from the NVIT Academic Office please click here!
For previous updates regarding NVIT's response to COVID-19, please go here .
The quickest way to find all the books you need for all of your courses is right here!
For more information related to RYUK malware attack on NVIT, please click here .
Starting in the 2019 tax year, the T2202 (Tuition and Enrolment Certificate) replaces the T2202A. The most notable change is that all Canadian Institutions must collect Social Insurance Numbers and file the T2202 with the Canada Revenue Agency. Beginning in November 2019, we are asking all eligible students enrolled in courses in 2019 or earlier to provide their SIN.
By the end of February each year, NVIT must file a T2202 electronically with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). You can access your T2202 no later than the last day of February for the prior tax year.The CRA requires you to provide your SIN to NVIT for the purpose of the T2202.
To submit your SIN, or verify that we have the correct one on file:
1. Log onto mynvit
2. There will be notification on the main page prompting you for more information
3. Visit Student Self Service
4. Add your SIN by clicking on the SIN chicklet
Any questions, please contact Enrolment Services or call 1.877.682.3300
Staff and students should be able to login to myNVIT, computers, Moodle and email using one password. The password previously reset for Moodle will likely not work, instead, you should use your myNVIT password.
myNVIT passwords can be reset by clicking here . Instructions to assist are available below in TECH TIPS.
Finally, if you can’t access or the password reset does not work, please contact Jen Heard at jheard@nvit.bc.ca or 250.378.3349
Please see attached for staff and students on how to access your email account and office.com account