PROVINCIAL ONLINE LEARNING
Your learning
Your way
Flexible online courses for New Brunswick high school students. The New Brunswick Virtual Learning Centre (NBVLC) supports learners, educators, families and caretakers through each step of the virtual learning journey. Upgrading a course as an adult? We can point you the right direction as well.
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I’m a student
See how your course works, what to expect, and how to stay on track.
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I’m a parent or caretaker
Learn how to check progress and who to contact if you have concerns.
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I’m an educator
Access Registrar and Local Facilitator information through BrightSpace
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I’m upgrading my course
Not currently in an NB high school? See if we can help or find a partner program.
Start here →https://nbvlc.nbed.ca/faq/#adult
Eligibility: NBVLC courses are only available to students registered in a New Brunswick Anglophone School District high school.
what is nbvlc?
A provincial program available to high school students enrolled in anglophone schools.
NBVLC is an extension of the New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Students stay registered at their home school while taking online courses led by certified NB teachers.
Teacher-led and aligned with the NB curriculum
Structured pacing, with clear deadlines and feedback
Flexibility, without losing accountability
65+
courses across six subject areas
18
weeks per course, paced week to week
1
simple hub for everything**
“A day in the life” of an NBVLC student
Courses & programs
NBVLC offers courses across six subject areas:
How it works
Nobody does this alone.
Communication and support are the keys to student success.
Student
Logs in regularly, submits original work, asks questions early.
Online Teacher
Teaches the course, gives feedback, monitors progress and pacing.
Local Facilitator
In-school support — supervises assessments, keeps things connected
Parent / Caretaker / Trusted Adult
Checks in on Brightspace, reaches out early if something looks off.
Most questions are answered on this site — check the FAQ or Resources & Support below before emailing. Email is best kept for things specific to your own enrolment.