Cert in Community Capacity Building Citation is a certificate in Other programme offered by Capilano University in North Vancouver, Canada. The programme runs for 8 months, delivered on campus. Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is CAD 4,345 per year (CAD 916 per year for local students).
At a glance
Degree:Certificate
Field:Other
Duration: 8 months
Delivery: On Campus
Language: English
Local tuition: CAD 916 / year
International tuition: CAD 4,345 / year
Last checked September 2026 · Source: capilanou.ca ·
Program details
Overview
This citation is aimed at students who already have lived experience in hands-on community work. Study covers how community development in Canada has developed historically, its guiding principles, and its practices, along with facilitation and leadership skills, learning alongside a diverse group that spans newly arrived immigrant, Indigenous, LGBTQ2, elder and young, urban and rural participants.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Direct entry requires B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent; the programme page lists no specific Grade 12 subject or average and states no separate English-proficiency test score for this citation, unlike several of Capilano's other programmes. The only programme-specific step listed is an interview. Grade 12 students still finishing secondary school may be granted conditional admission based on their final Grade 11 or interim Grade 12 marks, uploaded through EducationPlannerBC as an unofficial transcript or report card; final admission still depends on graduation and on B.C. high school applicants releasing their grades to Capilano via the B.C. Ministry of Education's Student Transcripts Service.
Application Details
Start Date:Fall 2026
Application Deadline:Domestic and international applicants both apply through EducationPlannerBC: the domestic application fee is $50 CAD and the international fee is $135 CAD, each covering up to two programmes. Capilano University publishes no university-wide application-opening or closing date for either group for the 2026-27 cycle; its how-to-apply pages instruct applicants to check the application and document deadlines on their chosen programme's own page, since every programme sets its own intake window there. Admission is effectively rolling at the institution level, governed programme by programme, with some programmes (for example the Health Care Assistant Certificate) publishing a fixed intake window that opens and closes months ahead of the start date. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
