Maritime College of Forest Technology
1350 Regent Street E3C 2G6 Fredericton, NB, Canada

Are you a high school student that is interested in the Maritime College of Forest Technology? Are you weighing the options of other educational institutions as well? All of the institutions in the Maritimes are hosting combined virtual fairs right now, so you can join in and speak with a representative! Parents, Teachers, Guidance Counsellors, you are all welcome to join as well! Watch the following video for more information. You can register at www.aarao.ca/fairs

The wind, rain, and ice pellets brought a bit of beauty to the MCFT campus today! . . . .... . . . . . Photo credit to Jason Thibodeau See more

Are you a High School student weighing your options after graduation? The Atlantic Association of Registrars and Admissions Officers (AARAO) is hosting a virtual Post Secondary fair, so you can meet representatives of the Colleges/Universities that you may be interested in attending! Watch the following video! You can register at www.aarao.ca/fairs The Maritime College of Forest Technology will be presenting on November 17th at 6:30 PM, and will be in attendance at all events if you have any questions!

The Maritime College of Forest Technology Continuing-Education department has some great courses coming up! Want to be a Field Leader in Hiking? Consider our course from November 27-29 being taught by Ian Smith and Beth Johnston! Looking to gain further certifications for industry? We also have Nova Scotia Watercourse Alteration Certification for Sizers and Installers coming up in February and March! Go to https://www.mcft.ca/continuing-education/ for more information, or email [email protected].

On Days of Rememberance like today, the Maritime College of Forest Technology reflects on our history. The college first opened its doors in 1946. Why 1946? Veterans had returned from the war but had enlisted at such an early age that they had no formal training in other fields, and there was a demand for lumber to be harvested. The Maritime Forest Ranger School opened as a means to educate and train veterans on how to work in the woods so that they would have a reliable livelihood. These were the ones that returned and were able to begin a new life, living with the memories of war and mourning those that did not return home. So, on days like today, we Remember.

Hello all future Students! The Atlantic Association of Registrars and Admissions Officers (AARAO) is hosting a virtual Post Secondary fair, so you can meet representatives of the Colleges/Universities that you may be interested in attending! Watch the following video! You can register at www.aarao.ca/fairs The Maritime College of Forest Technology will be presenting on November 17th at 6:30 PM, and will be in attendance at all events if you have any questions!