Please see our Academic dates for a list of all important dates such as: registration dates, fees due dates, course drop dates and more
Note:
Completion of the Online Registration process is not required, if you are enrolled in the final semester of your program or are not intending to return for the upcoming term
Prior to the registration period, program students who have been accepted and have confirmed their seat will receive email notification from the college prompting them to register.
Student ID cards will be printed at some campuses in person, as COVID protocols allow. Please see your campus Student Development Officer for more information regarding on-campus Student ID services. If your campus is not able to process ID requests, please use the Online Student ID request service in your Online Student Portal.
For your assistance, please see this
guide for more information on how to submit a request. ID cards will be mailed to your campus for pick-up.
Student Aid has released an information sheet that is available through this
link.
For further information, please contact:
Angela Leroy
Financial Aid and Awards Officer (CNA)
Phone: (709) 643-7963
| Fax: (709) 643-7738
angela.leroy@cna.nl.ca
Last updated: December 2, 2021
The Accessibility Services team is here for you. If you require academic accommodations or other supports, please contact your Accessibility Services Coordinator (ASC), ideally within the first two weeks of the semester. The contact information can be found here.
Read&Write is available to all CNA students as an assistive technology text-to-speech tool.
ReadSpeaker is available in all course content and testing environments within D2L.
An Accessibility Services Coordinator (ASC) can help select and review your accommodations and a Resource Facilitator (RF) can assist in implementing these accommodations. An RF can provide further direction and information on various assistive technologies that we use at CNA. Please reach out to your ASC or RF for more information.
Last updated: January 10, 2022
Our Co-op Education team will continue to work closely with students enrolled in co-op programs as they expand their learning beyond the classroom. Co-op Professional Development Seminars will be scheduled to help prepare students with upcoming work term(s). These seminars will be facilitated by Co-op Coordinators and delivered online through Microsoft Teams. Please check with your Co-op Coordinator for dates and times.
Fall 2022 Co-op Work terms, traditional on site and/or remote formats, will proceed as scheduled. Students are encouraged to actively begin their co-op job search as soon as possible. The college continues to hold the safety of all stakeholders (students, staff and partners) at the core of all decisions being made as we follow the direction of Public Health Authorities therefore we ask students and employers to be prepared to transition quickly back to all-remote work terms if required.
Co-op Coordinators (refer to the list below) are available to meet in-person virtually.
dave.kenny@cna.nl.ca
tony.slade@cna.nl.ca
wanda.flannigan@cna.nl.ca
sarah.briffett@cna.nl.ca
sherri.mcneil@cna.nl.ca
Last updated: December 2, 2021
At CNA, we appreciate that you may be managing academic, career, financial, and personal challenges. Our professional counselling team is ready to support you through a variety of mediums including phone, email, and MS Teams.
You can find your Counsellor here. Counselling services are available during regular business hours and appointments are always encouraged.
If you are emailing a counsellor, be sure to not include any personal information to ensure the greatest protection of your privacy. It is recommended that you only share this information during your session.
CNA is proud to have the Student Emergency Fund reintroduced for students in Newfoundland and Labrador. If you are experiencing an unexpected emergency impacting your financial situation, such as food, shelter, medical, or transportation issues, CNA may be able to help.
BridgethegApp is an online resource sponsored by the Government of Newfoundland & Labrador to support mental wellness. Check out what is available to you!
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis and/or are thinking of suicide, please connect with the Newfoundland & Labrador Mental Health Crisis Line. It’s free and available 24 hours for persons in a mental health crisis. 1-888-737-4668
Last updated: Jaunuary 10, 2022
CNA is excited to re-launch an enhanced Peer Tutoring program. Now, you will be able to access tutoring services through an online booking platform and have real time tutoring with a peer tutor from any area of the province in the comfort of your own home. Peer Tutoring available options are in-person and online . For more information on becoming a tutor, please reach out to your campus Counsellor or Student Development Officer.
Last updated: September 4, 2020
As a new or returning student, Student Development Officers are your first-stop for many services including preparing to study at CNA, financial aid information, the orientation process including sessions and activities, scholarships and awards, graduation, and becoming familiar with and following the Student Code of Conduct as well as Student Rights and Responsibilities. SDOs also advise and support the Student Representatives Council. SDOs can meet with you through telephone, email, or Microsoft Teams. SDO services are available during regular business hours and appointments are encouraged. Click here to connect with your local SDO!
Last updated: January 10, 2022
Library Services staff are available for research assistance, information support and/or general questions. We can be reached via our individual phone numbers or emails. Contact information and specific details about individual campus library locations are listed by campus at the top of our Library Services site. Library Services is open for in-person acitivities and support.
Students are also welcome to email askalibrarian@cna.nl.ca and we will answer or direct your question as appropriate.
Access to online resources, including article databases, e-book collections, and research guides is also available at our Library Services site. If you are logged in to Brightspace for your online courses at our Distributed Learning Service, you can also click on Library Services under Useful Links to access the Library Services site.
Information Specific to International Students
Last updated: February 11, 2022
College of the North Atlantic has created a Pandemic Response Q & A document to aid international students with questions they may have visit here.
As more information becomes available, we will be sure to update this document to ensure that it reflects the most current information.
Helpful Resources and Tutorials
Last updated: January 14, 2022
