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The National Advanced Placement and Prior Learning (N-APPL) program evaluates and recognizes the skills and expertise acquired through military training to fast-track you to a credential or certification.


N-APPL uses a collaborative approach between partners Canada-wide. It is the national extension of the Legion Military Skills Conversion Program, originally based on the Advanced Placement and Prior Learning method (APPL) at British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT).

Our Mission

Our purpose is to provide educational pathways and certifications across Canada, based on the recognition of the skills and expertise acquired within the Canadian Armed Forces.

Our Vision

A future where serving members and veterans are given the credit they deserve and provided options to further their military career, start a second career, enhance an existing civilian occupation or try something different.

Paul Guilmain

Sgt | BBA 2014
I cannot express properly how grateful I am for this program. It has helped me leverage the skills and experience that I have gained from the military, into an education and subsequent civilian career. Our troops have sacrificed a great deal for their country and part of this sacrifice includes their youth. One of the chief strengths of the Legion Program is the accreditation of previous military service, which in turn cuts down on the time required to get a diploma or degree. I believe that a national expansion of this program will empower more transitioning CF members to get an education and explore career options they never thought they could.

Jennifer Labrador

MCpl | HRM 2015
BCIT's reputation precedes itself. So when my colleagues and upper-management learn about my education and background, there is trust and confidence in my department that I can do my job and more. My job in HR - Recruiting doesn't stop here though, once I graduate from the Degree program, I plan on minoring in Psychology and Commission from Ranks (CFR) to become a Personnel Selections Officer in the Army.

Ken Keene

Sgt | BBA 2014
Before deciding to go to school at BCIT I was working primarily with the reserves in both full and part time rolls. I graduated from the BBA program in December of 2014. Since then I've continued to work with the reserves in a part time roll and am currently searching for employment in the private sector.

Jennifer Labrador

MCpl | HRM 2015
BCIT's reputation precedes itself. So when my colleagues and upper-management learn about my education and background, there is trust and confidence in my department that I can do my job and more. My job in HR - Recruiting doesn't stop here though, once I graduate from the Degree program, I plan on minoring in Psychology and Commission from Ranks (CFR) to become a Personnel Selections Officer in the Army.
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