Ty Abraham

Since joining NBCC in 2019, Ty has held several positions at the College. He was a member of the School of Professional and Part-Time Learning as a Business Development Coordinator, and in the School of Business, Hospitality and Tourism as a Business Administration Instructor. Currently, Ty holds the position of Entrepreneurial Services Advisor in the Research, Innovation and Experiential Education department. In addition to overseeing mentorship, engagement, and entrepreneurial learning initiatives, Ty provides support and guidance for NBCC learners aspiring to be entrepreneurs as well as budding or already established small business owners across New Brunswick.

Ty Abraham, BA, MBA, MOrgM

Instructor | School of Business, Hospitality & Tourism
New Brunswick Community College
1234 Mountain Rd. Moncton, NB E1C 8H9

Bridge the Ocean project

Bridge the Ocean is a partnership project of the Erasmus+ program, which creates a model of global mobility and cooperation between European and Canadian Colleges.

The partners are four vocational education and training (VET) colleges from Finland, two from Canada and one from the Netherlands and Denmark. In the project, two European and one Canadian study units are planned, which will be piloted with a multinational group during the project.

The project is the first European Erasmus+ VET project that involves partners from outside Europe. The main goals of the Bridge the Ocean partnership project are to increase the number of global mobility of students and experts, teachers, and at the same time promote the development of both professional and international competence and key skills.

The project seeks visibility and interest in the internationalization of VET.

BIDS

Bridging Inclusion Digitalization & Sustainability
The BIDS project has three main objectives.

Building and strengthening partnerships to support the implementation and development of internationalization strategies.
Supporting the quality of staff and student mobility between two continents
Combining the previous two goals in such a way that we create a model of how the priorities of the Erasmus+ program, inclusion, digitalization, and sustainability, can be realized in the strategies of the VET providers.

The partners are four vocational education and training colleges from Finland, two from Canada, and one from Portugal, the Netherlands and Denmark.

The project will consist of three different modules: a Sustainability module in Nova Scotia Canada, a Digitalization module in the Netherlands, and an Inclusion module in Finland. These modules will be attended by students and staff from participating partner schools, representing a mix of different educational sectors. We believe that this diverse group will not only enhance students’ soft skills but also foster their international competences.

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