The Environmental Technology (Co-op) program, offered at the Corner Brook campus of the College of the North Atlantic, consists of five academic semesters, two six intercessions and two paid work terms. Work term students find placements within the province, nationally and internationally. Students in the Environmental Technology (Co-op) program receive multi-disciplinary training in engineering, environmental science, law, ethics and life sciences. Upon completion of this three-year program, students are eligible for transfer to UCCB to continue their studies towards a Bachelor of Technology degree.

The Corner Brook campus has undertaken a workforce development program wherein contract training can be delivered to industry to meet its immediate needs. The College also offers training in the areas of WHMIS, Transportation of Dangerous Goods, Small Boat Safety, Power Line Hazards, Indoor Air Quality and Environmental Site Assessments.