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<h1>About Coquitlam</h1>
Coquitlam city is located in British Columbia, Canada. The name comes from Kwikwetlem which means red fish up the river in the Coast Salish language which is the language of the first inhabitants of the area. The Europeans started to settle here during the 1860s, and it was a significant location in the building of the North Road in the 19th century. The suburban area wasn't hugely populated until after World War II; the population growth continues till today. 
The city has an oceanic climate, meaning it has warm and dry summers and wet and cold winters. The town has a stop on the West Coast Express which connects the city to Vancouver among many others. Coquitlam can be reached through the air by two airports, Vancouver International airport, and Abbotsford International airport. The Douglas College, Coquitlam College, and Concordia International College offer training courses in pre-university programs, degree programs, and other technical programs.
<h2>Top Universities in Coquitlam</h2>
Coquitlam is home to some renowned and essential universities and colleges in Canada. The population is mostly educated thanks to these universities, and the industry is driven by these institutions as well. The following are some critical higher educational institutes in Coquitlam.
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	<li>The University of British Columbia - This university was established in 1908 and is a public research university located in nearby Vancouver. It is ranked in the top 3 universities in Canada. It has given the world 8 Nobel laureates and many scholars in other academic societies. </li>
	<li>Simon Fraser University - Founded in 1965, this public research university is located in Burnaby which is nearby Coquitlam and has three campuses including in Surrey and Vancouver. The university has eight faculties along with the Beedie School of Business. </li>
	<li>Douglas College - Established in 1970, the college has campuses in Coquitlam and Vancouver. It is the largest degree-program college in Canada, offering 13 bachelor degrees in programs like Business Administration, Nursing, Performing Arts, Social work and many more. </li>
	<li>Coquitlam College - This private college was founded in 1982 and offers degree programs in its campuses in Coquitlam and Surrey. It also provides English programs and High School diploma programs along with pre-university and degree programs. It provides a variety of pathway programs in the form of 1 or 2-year certificate or diploma programs.</li>
	<li>Concordia International College - It offers diploma and certificate courses in pathway programs and technical programs. The college has eight schools providing diploma courses in fields like Business and Management, Information Technology, Arts and Sciences, Hospitality, Polytechnic and Health, and Social Services. </li>
</ul>
<h2>Popular courses in Coquitlam</h2>
Coquitlam is situated in the Greater Vancouver area, which provides for great job opportunities in sectors like health services, business and management, and Information technology. Popular courses in universities and colleges in Coquitlam reflect the job needs and demands of the area. The following are some courses frequently taken by students in Coquitlam. 
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	<li>Hotel and Restaurant management, along with Hospitality and Tourism courses are popular. They are offered in the diploma or degree forms. </li>
	<li>Health care services also offer excellent job opportunities which are why courses in Health and Medicine are popular.</li>
	<li>Arts and Performing arts courses are also popular among the students in Coquitlam. </li>
</ul>
<h2>Living expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
Coquitlam is near to Vancouver, which gives the residents enough entertainment and recreation or other opportunities while living in the city of Coquitlam, which offers lower rent prices. The town has all major retailers as well as some recreation opportunities in itself. Transportation within the Greater Vancouver area is also affordable. The following is a brief idea of what each expense might cost in the city of Coquitlam.
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<td style="width: 50%; height: 39px;">Rent, with utility, per month</td>
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<td style="width: 50%; height: 39px;">Food, going out once</td>
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<td style="width: 50%; height: 38px;">97 to 156 CAD</td>
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<td style="width: 50%; height: 39px;">32 to 100 CAD</td>
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 Part-time jobs are readily available, and the city offers careers in many local cafes and restaurants. Students can also work at fast-food chains, grocery retailers, or even clothing retail businesses. Below are some jobs and the average wages paid for them.
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	<li>Replenishment clerk, Loblaws - 13 CAD per hour and upwards</li>
	<li>Part-time crew member, McDonald's - 12 to 15 CAD per hour</li>
	<li>Sales associate, Bootlegger - 12 to 16 CAD per hour</li>
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