My Recently Visited Services
Request audiovisual support for your class, meeting or event.
Report issues with applications like:
- GuardCard,
- LinkedIn Learning,
- Student Career Hub
or other applications that aren't listed here.
Use this service to request a copy of another faculty’s course content to be copied into a development shell OR have content deleted from a shell.
MyNSCC self service login issues including invalid user ID or password
Requests specific to PeopleSoft Finance Accounts Payable including Control Groups and vouchers
Report issues with your NSCC email, including can't log in, email or calendar won't sync or other email issues
Request assistance removing computer viruses or malware.
Make a request to add or remove room booking permissions
Requests specific to PeopleSoft Finance Procurement including purchasing, requisitions, budget check and item set up
Access 'nscc.ca' and 'Connect' content requests and support via Public Affairs Service Desk.
Use this service to request a system be formatted / wiped / reset / a fresh start for an NSCC device.
Use this service to request software for your classroom or office computer/laptop.
This service is to request a faculty be assigned as an additional course faculty (co teaching) or change the primary faculty assigned to a course. This will provide the approved faculty access to the Class Roster in MyNSCC (PeopleSoft) and full access to the course in Brightspace.
Support for existing web applications and forms (i.e. Web Cal, Fees, Con Ed, Contact Form, WAM, etc.).
Get help with printing, including installing a new printer so you can print to it, printing supplies and print recredits
MyNSCC issues including generating transcripts, viewing class schedules, credit card payments and issues viewing your T2202A
Use this service to request a change be submitted to the list of Standard changes or to update a current Standard change when their implementation or back out plans need to be slightly altered.
Request a change to existing functionality or ask for new functionality.