North Idaho College Career and Technical Professional Programs

Meet the latest graduates of the NIC Law Enforcement Academy. Well done all!

NIC student places third at state entrepreneur competition Rencken said that the competition made participants rethink their business and was a great experience. Simply Maid Clean creates cleaner spaces for clients and specializes in partnerships with local real estate agents and property managers for listings and move-outs.

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First time. Two teams. Real results.

North Idaho College sent its first teams to the Idaho Entrepreneur Challenge at Boise State University, and both advanced to the semifinals.

Simply Maid Clean, founded by Casandra Rencken, took 3rd place in the Service Disruptors category and earned $1,250.

White Pine Cache (Cain Gardner and Dylan Herman) and Simply Maid Clean are real businesses built through applied learning in our Business Management and Entrepreneurship Career Technical Professional Program, with support from NIC X-Labs and community partners.

Fall enrollment is open. The Entrepreneurship Certificate can be completed in one semester.

Learn more:
https://catalog.nic.edu/program-guidelines/business-management-aas/

Support our students:
www.simplymaidcleanllc.com
www.whitepinecache.com

It was great seeing so many attend the Women at Work event at the Parker Center yesterday. Career and Technical education opportunities were highlighted throughout the entire event. One of our great professors from our culinary arts program was a featured panelist.

Women at Work highlights career pathways Dozens of women and even a few men gathered to learn about NIC’s offerings and talk to local women who work in CTE fields.

North Idaho College Entrepreneurship student Matthew Harnisch participated in the inaugural AI Hackathon hosted through NIC X Labs this weekend. For the past two semesters, Matthew has been developing a SaaS business, and the hackathon gave him the opportunity to collaborate with students, educators, and industry partners while exploring real applications of AI.
Events like this move learning beyond the classroom and into real problem solving and innovation. We are proud to see NIC Entrepreneurship students engaging in opportunities that connect education, industry, and community.

Hands-on learning gets collaborative at inaugural AI Hackathon How can educators and employers leverage artificial intelligence in a way that allows them to focus more on human connection? What practical steps can North Idaho College take to integrate AI into classrooms and improve learning outcomes?

Bus tour day for local high schools. Here is our welcoming / info table for Career and Technical Professional Programs.

Applied learning.

Transferable skills.

Workforce ready.

This is Career Technical Education in the Business Management & Entrepreneurship Program at North Idaho College.