TekX: Technology Exploration

TekX FAQ

• Do I have access to all student services as a TekX student?

  Yes, as a TekX student you will be able to access all of the student services that are available at CNC. View the Student Resource Guide to learn all of the services available to you, including how to access them.  

• Where do I get a student ID?

  Head to the Office of the Registrar to get your student ID card.  

• Where do I get a U-Pass to take Public Transit?

  Once you get your student ID, stop by the Student’s Union office (room 1-303) with your student ID to receive your u-pass sticker.  

• Where do I park?

  Parking for students is available in designated parking lots that can be found on the south and west side of the main campus and in front of the Brinks building.  

• Do I have to pay for parking?

  Pay parking is in effect at the College of New Caledonia's Prince George campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All vehicles parked within the College parking areas must display a valid parking permit, have e-permit or have registered their plates with the meters.  

  You can pay using the meters near the front entrance and west entrance, or use the PayByPhone mobile app.  

• What support is there for Aboriginal students on campus?

  CNC houses the Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) which is on the traditional unceded territory of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation. We acknowledge their graciousness for welcoming knowledge-seekers to their territory. There is a Cultural Advisor, Aboriginal Academic Advisor, Aboriginal Future Student Advisor, and liaisons available to provide information and support before and after you become a CNC student and will help you achieve your educational goals. CNC strives to be inclusive and equitable, embrace diversity and foster respectful relationships, and provide culturally safe services and facilities to Aboriginal students and communities. The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) can be reached at 250-562-2131 ext. 5488. 

• I have a disability, who do I contact?

  As a dual credit student, you must meet with CNC Accessibility Advisor to discuss accessibility needs. CNC will work to ensure a smooth transition of accommodation measures previously in place at your high school.  

  To learn more about CNC’s Accessibility Services please call to arrange an appointment at 250-561-5838 or send an e-mail to access@cnc.bc.ca.  

• What Health and Wellness resources are there on campus?

  Our Wellness Coach can include working on stress and time management and coping skills. The Wellness Coach can also provide students with support and information related to CNC policies and procedures. You can book an appointment with our Wellness Coach by phoning 250-561-5818. If you do not have a family doctor, or if you require non-urgent care, our nurse practitioner or doctor are available to see you in our Health and Wellness Centre. A mental health counselor is also available for appointments from Monday to Friday. CNC’s Health and Wellness webpage has information on all the resources available to students. 

• Where do I find my classroom?

  To view what room your classes will take place in and your schedule, please use CNC Connect, or myCNC Information Hub.  

  For assistance locating where your classrooms are on campus please refer to this campus map of the Brink Building.   

• How do I access Moodle?

  Moodle is the learning management system used at CNC.  

  How do I log in to Moodle?  

  • Using your CNC Account Information, you can log in to Moodle by either:  

  • Visiting the CNC homepage and selecting LOGIN in the top right corner. Moodle will appear on the drop-down list.  

  • Moodle is also available through the myCNC Information Hub. Click on the main menu button, then click on the resources drop-down list and select Moodle.  

  • Or you can go directly to https://moodle.cnc.bc.ca 

  • Who can I ask for help with Moodle? 

  • Your instructor is your main contact when you have a Moodle question. If you cannot reach your instructor, contact the Centre for Teaching and Learning (ctl@cnc.bc.ca).