NVIT is a full and independent member of British Columbia's post-secondary education system. NVIT welcomes everybody. The NVIT Social Work Program emphasizes the knowledge and skills relevant to both First Nations and mainstream individuals, families, and communities. The school is committed to the principles of social justice and community healing, and change. NVIT works to increase students' knowledge and skills based on First Nations culture, values, and philosophy.
Elders are a valued part of our program.
Through classroom experience and critical analysis, students are encouraged to design an ethical social work framework valuing diversity, equality, respect, and the dignity and worth of all peoples. Part-time students are welcome. In September 1998 approximately 15 students enrolled in the two-year program. Sixty university credits are required for admission. Students will graduate with a Bachelor of Social Work degree from the University College of the Cariboo.