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using this course guide is easy
Courses and programs for fall 2010 have been grouped in sections according to their subject area.
You can find the courses you are interested in by using the index on pages 94-103 or in the table of contents
by campus location.
Registration information is found starting on page 85; a registration form can be found on
page 87. Registration for all courses in this calendar starts now!
For individuals who do not meet the admission requirements as stated in the program description,
upgrading courses are available through the College and Career Preparation/Academic Upgrading
program at Georgian. Please refer to www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/college_prep for details.
Assessment of previous learning is available. Please refer to www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/
policies for details.
Applicants who are 19 years of age or older by the first day of classes, and who lack the academic admission
qualifications, may be considered for entrance as mature students. Each applicant will be considered on an
individual basis and acceptance will be determined by counselling, Communication Placement Assessments
(CPA), previous post-secondary education and evaluation of experience. Some programs also have specific
prerequisite requirements that must be met prior to admission. Mature applicants must meet all program-
specific prerequisites. Those applying as mature students and having no documentation of Grade 12
education must supply, if requested, proof of age, such as a copy of an official birth certificate or driver’s
licence.
sample course description:
course name
course code
fee
campus/course location
AL – Alliston MU – Muskoka BA – Barrie OR – Orillia CL – Collingwood OV – Orangeville KN – Kincardine OS – Owen Sound MI – Midland WB – Wasaga Beach SF – SeaforthCourse start and end dates
indicates credit course*
the number of hours
in the course
the number of course sessions
indicates new course
NEW C
* MAJOR CODES:
Students registering for credit courses for the first time must declare a program (or major) at the point of registration. For
more information, see the specific program outlines on the College website at www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/programs.
Students registering for non-credit courses are not required to declare a program (or major) unless working toward a Georgian
College credential such as the Teaching and Training Adults Recognition of Successful Completion.
Business Law
LAWS 2000
This course covers the legal framework within which business takes place. The student learns how to avoid legal problems, and how to deal with a lawyer. Major topics include torts, contracts, sale of goods, consumer protection, employment law, copyright and patent law with an emphasis on how these affect computer software and hardware. Fee: $286.02 text extra/co-op fee may apply Hours: 42 Sessions: 14Date Day Time Loc.
Sep 13-Oct 18 M 9am-5pm BA Sep 15-Oct 20 W 7-10pm MI Sep 16-Oct 21 Th 7-10pm OS
continuing education contact information
Alliston
705.728.1968, ext. 1622; nmcclung@georgianc.on.ca
Collingwood Campus (and Wasaga Beach courses)
705.445.2961; collingwood@georgianc.on.ca Midland Campus 705.526.3666; midland@georgianc.on.ca Muskoka Campus 705.646.7629; muskoka@georgianc.on.ca Orangeville Campus 519.940.0331; orangeville@georgianc.on.ca Orillia Campus Kimberley Glaze 705.325.2740, ext. 3027; kglaze@georgianc.on.ca
Owen Sound Campus (and Seaforth courses)
Barb Carriere (apprenticeship, business, design and visual art, health and wellness, human services, liberal arts, teaching and training adults) 519.376.0840, ext. 2021; bcarriere@georgianc.on.ca Reta Dimis (computers, design and visual art, engineering technology, gas technician, general interest, motorcycle, ODP certification, transportation, welding) 519.376.0840, ext. 2014; rdimis@georgianc.on.ca
Animal Care Worker
Terry Dupuis, Midland Campus
705.526.3666, ext. 3701; tdupuis@georgianc.on.ca
Canadian Automotive Institute
Brian Collins, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1473; bcollins@georgianc.on.ca OMVIC Melinda Williams, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1513; mwilliams@georgianc.on.ca Business Heather Ummels, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1643; ptbusiness@georgianc.on.ca Ontario Management Development programs Nona McClung, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1622; nmcclung@georgianc.on.ca Qualified Administrative Assistant Arlene Stone, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1261; astone@georgianc.on.ca Computer Studies Wanda MooSang, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1605; wmoosang@georgianc.on.ca
Design and Visual Art
Wanda MooSang, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1605; wmoosang@georgianc.on.ca Fine Arts – Painting Nona McClung, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1622; nmcclung@georgianc.on.ca Environmental Studies Linda Trott, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1754; ltrott@georgianc.on.ca
Engineering Technology and Apprenticeship
Linda Trott, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1754; ltrott@georgianc.on.ca Gas Technician Brian Collins, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1473; bcollins@georgianc.on.ca Welding Phil LeBoeuf, Midland Campus 705.526.3666, ext. 3723; pleboeuf@georgianc.on.ca General Interest Vicki Gray, Barrie Campus (fitness courses) 705.728.1968, ext. 1738; vgray@georgianc.on.ca Mareka Martin, Barrie Campus (EFT, spiritual courses) 705.728.1968, ext. 1761; mmartin@georgianc.on.ca Wanda MooSang, Barrie Campus (writing courses) 705.728.1968, ext. 1605; wmoosang@georgianc.on.ca
Health and Wellness
Eva Boguski, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1623; eboguski@georgianc.on.ca Yoga Teacher Training John Woolner, Orangeville Campus 519.940.0331; orangeville@georgianc.on.ca Tammy Burke-Marson, Orillia Campus 705.325.2740, ext. 3021; tburke@georgianc.on.ca
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1872; shoulden@georgianc.on.ca Human Services Kimberley Glaze, Orillia Campus 705.325.2740, ext. 3027; kglaze@georgianc.on.ca Languages Wanda MooSang, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1605; wmoosang@georgianc.on.ca Liberal Arts Communications and General Arts and Science Ferial Agostini, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1676; fagostini@georgianc.on.ca General Education Christine Hess, Barrie Campus 705.728.1968, ext. 1621; chess@georgianc.on.ca OntarioLearn 705.728.1968, ext. 1672; ol@georgianc.on.ca
Public Safety and Emergency Services
Sue Knox, Orillia Campus
705.325.2740, ext. 3368; sknox@georgianc.on.ca
Teaching and Training Adults
Nona McClung, Barrie Campus
705.728.1968, ext. 1622; nmcclung@georgianc.on.ca
Transportation
Nona McClung, Barrie Campus (Motorcycle) 705.728.1968, ext. 1622; nmcclung@georgianc.on.ca
University Partnership Centre
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Continuing Education contact information...2
Animal Care Worker ...17
Automotive ...17
Business Studies ...18
(includes associations)Computer Studies ...30
Design and Visual Arts ...36
Engineering Technology and
Apprenticeship ...40
Environmental Studies ...50
General Interest...51
Health and Wellness ...54
(includes Yoga Teacher Training, Reflexology certification and general interest wellness courses)Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ...63
Human Services ...66
(includes courses and programs in DSW, ECE, Fundraising, Social Service Worker, Therapeutic Recreation)Languages...71
Liberal Arts ...72
(includes Communications and General Education courses)Online Learning ...74
(includes BlackBoard and OntarioLearn)Public Safety and Emergency Services ...77
(includes programs in Emergency Services Communicator, Emergency Services – Recruitment Ready, Justice and Public Safety and PREP/PARE)Teaching and Training Adults ...80
Transportation ...82
University Partnership Centre ...83
Registration information ...85
Registration form ...87
General information ...88
Admission and registration ...90
Fees and financial information ...91
College academic procedures ...92
Index ...94
Barrie Campus map ... 104
CAMPUS OVERVIEW AND LIST OF COURSE
OFFERINGS
Collingwood ...4
Midland ...6
Muskoka ...8
Orangeville ...10
Orillia ...12
Owen Sound ...14
Barrie ...16
ALLISTON COURSE
How To Start A Small Business ...25
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Register early!
Sometimes excellent classes with fantastic
instructors get cancelled, usually five days prior
to the start of class, because of low enrolment.
Ensure your place in class by registering at
least one week in advance.
Georgian College
Continuing Education Calendar
Fall • 2010
Georgian College is a public college operating
under the auspices of the Ontario Ministry of
Training, Colleges and Universities.
As the Georgian Triangle area’s population expands, so
too do the opportunities offered at the Collingwood
Campus. You can take advantage of a full range of
certificates, part-time courses and full-time programs
to boost your employability, improve your professional
career or just to learn something new. This can be done
by learning close to home!
Classes at the Collingwood Campus feature attractive
student-to-teacher ratios led by experienced instructors
and industry professionals. The Collingwood Campus
produces well-trained, qualified graduates who are ready
to meet the standards of today’s workplace and the
demands of the local economy.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Business
Human Resources
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Computers
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Design and Visual Arts
Decorating Boot Camp
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General Interest
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Health and Wellness
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Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
Food Services Worker, Guest Services
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Human Services
Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship
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Liberal Arts
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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Bookkeeping – September 2010
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Gas Technician 3/2 – January 2011
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Guest Services Studies certification – September 2010
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Office Administration – General – January 2011
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Personal Support Worker – September 2010 and January
2011 intake
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Pre-Health Sciences – NEW – September 2010
WE ALSO OFFER:
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NEW courses in Wasaga Beach
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Contract Training
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Free College and Career Preparation
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Academic Upgrading
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GED Preparation
New Campus to open September 2011
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Collingwood Campus
44 Hurontario St.
Collingwood, ON L9Y 2L6
Phone: 705.445.2961
E-mail: collingwood@georgianc.on.ca
COLLINGWOOD CAMPUS
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Business Skills and Management ...18
Financial Accounting Principles 1...21
Introduction to Marketing ...22
Project Management ...24
Bookkeeping Certificate program ...21&22 Financial Accounting Principles 1 ...21
Mathematics of Finance ...22
Payroll Compliance ...22
Microcomputer Applications ...22
Labour Relations ...24
Management Development programs ...25
How to Start A Small Business ...25
Supervisory Skills Series Customer Service Excellence ...29 Module 1: The Supervisor’s Role/Responsibilities ...29 Module 2: Communicating Effectively ...29 Module 5: Coaching and Motivating...29 Module 6: Managing Conflict and Anger ...30
Computer Applications ...30
Computers Don’t Byte ...30 Fifty Plus: Introduction to Computers ...31 Fifty Plus: Computers Intermediate ...31 Understanding Your Computer ...30 QuickBooks Introduction...31 Office Overview ...32 PowerPoint Introduction ...33 Web Page Design – Introduction ...32 Home PC Maintenance ...33 Introduction to Business NETworking ...32 Introduction to Social NETworking ...32 Excel Introduction ...33 Excel Intermediate ...33Computer Learning Lab ...34
Design and Visual Arts ...36
Decorating Boot Camp Ground Rules ...36 Dynamic Duos ...36 Kitchen and Bath Design ...36 Hand Drafting and Design Technology ...37 Studio Basics ...38 Painting for Fun ...37
Retail Florist Series Retail Florist Introduction ...39 Retail Florist Intermediate ...39 Thanksgiving Floral Workshop ...39 Christmas Floral Workshop ...39 Putting Your Gardens to Bed ...39 Photography courses Introduction to Digital Photography ...38 Creative Photography ...38 Nature and Landscape Photography ...39 Photoshop for Photographers ...39
General Interest ...51
Home Staging Workshop...53 Decorating for the Holidays...52 Writing for Profit ...54Health and Wellness ...54
Activation Techniques in Gerontology Overview of Activation in Gerontology ...60
Restorative Care ...61
Standard First Aid and HCP CPR ...61
Pre-health Sciences Certificate program ...59
Biology 1 ...59
Chemistry 1 ...59
Critical Thinking ...59
Health Care in Canada ...59
Mathematics for the Life Sciences ...60
Personal Support Worker ...60
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ...63
Operating a Bed and Breakfast ...53
Bartending Introduction ...63
Food Service Worker Certificate program ...63
Module D: Food Theory...64
Guest Services Certificate program ...64
Personal Selling ...23 Professional Customer Service ...65 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism...64 Understanding Finance ...65 Computer Applications ...64 Front Office Guest Services ...64 SmartServe ...65
Human Services ...66
Child Development ...68 Supporting Pre-school Children ...69Languages ...71
Spanish for Travellers ...72 Spanish for Travellers – Intermediate 1 ...72Liberal Arts ...72
Business Writing for Impact ...54 College Communications ...73 Conflict Resolution ...73 Environmental Concerns ...73Online Learning ...74
Teaching and Training Adults ...80
TT1: Introduction to Teaching and Training Adults ...80
TT2: Engaging Adult Learners ...80
TT3: Preparing a Lesson or Workshop ...80
TT4: Teaching and Training Methods ...80
Registration and general information ...85
Admission and cancellation information ...90-91 Registration information ...85 Registration form ...87 College and Career Preparation ...88 GED Preparation ...88 Student Services ...89 Test proctoring ...89 Index ...94
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Located near beautiful Georgian Bay, the Robbert
Hartog Midland Campus is strategically positioned to
provide business and industry-driven training in all fields,
including marine and skilled trades.
The Skilled Trades Centre and the designation of the
Midland Campus as a Recreational Boating Centre of
Excellence are good news for industries in North Simcoe
and Central Ontario that urgently need skilled workers.
The Skilled Trades Centre allows the Midland Campus
to expand student access to apprenticeship and marine
industry training in Simcoe County.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Animal Care Worker
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Computers
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Business
Office Administration
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General Interest
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Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
Food Service Worker
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Industrial Training
Industrial Safety, Welding, Cross Connection Control
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Teaching and Training Adults
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Management Development programs
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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Bookkeeping
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Food Service Worker
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Mechanical Techniques – Marine Engine Mechanic
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Mechanical Techniques – Small Engine Mechanic
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Office Administration – Medical
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Welding Techniques
WE ALSO OFFER:
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Apprenticeship
Electrician / General Machinist / Mould Maker / Plumbing /
Tool and Die / and more! See page 49
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Business Services
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Career Fairs / Apprenticeship Information Days
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Contract Training
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College and Career Preparation / Academic
Upgrading
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GED Preparation
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TOWES
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Midland Campus
649 Prospect Blvd., Box 130
Midland, ON L4R 4K6
Phone: 705.526.3666
E-mail: midland@georgianc.on.ca
MIDLAND CAMPUS
The Midland Campus offers a full range of certificates,
part-time and full-time programs and customized training
to boost your career and your employability. All of our
training is led by experienced instructors and industry
professionals.
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Animal Care Worker ... 17
Introduction to Animal Working with People ...17
Field Work: Foundation Skills ...17
Working With People ...17
Business Skills and Management ... 18
Financial Accounting Principles 1...21 Supervisory Series Series 1: The Role of a Supervisor/Manager ...28 Series 2: Supervisory Skill Development ...28 Series 3: Team Building and Motivating ...28 Series 4: Handling Conflict in the Workplace ...28 Series 5: Mastering Meetings ...28 Series 6: Decision-making Skills ...28 Series 7: Dealing with Problematic Employees ...28 Series 8: Stress and Time Management Skills ...28
Management Development programs ...25
Human Relations ...25
Computer Applications ... 30
Computer Learning Lab ...34 Fifty-plus: Introduction to Computers ...31 Fifty-plus: Introduction to the Internet ...31 Fifty-plus: Computer – Intermediate ...31 Miscellaneous computer courses ... 31-33Engineering Technology and Apprenticeship .. 40
Aerial Work Platform ...46 AutoCAD – Level 1 ...40 Chainsaw Awareness...46 Residential Electricity ...47 Forklift Operator ...46 Forklift Operator (Employer Compliance) ...46 Industrial Crane Slinger ...47 Industrial Crane Slinger (Employer Compliance) ...46 Fall Prevention ...46 Fall Prevention (Employer Compliance) ...46 Instrumentation Basic ...47 Electronics 1 ...43 Plumbing and Pipefitting ...48 Small Motor Repair ...47 Red Seal Plumbing Exam Prep ...43 Introduction to Renewable Energy ...47 Joint Health and Safety ...47 Safe Lifting for Marina Operators ...47 WHMIS ...47 WHMIS (Employer Compliance) ...47 Electro-mechanical Design and Application ...48 Marine Electrical Systems ...48 Confined Spaces ...46 Hydraulics and Pneumatics ...47 Cross Connection ...47 Cross Connection Awareness ...47 Welding ... 48-49
General Interest ... 51
Appetizers for the Holidays ...65 Groom Your Own Dog ...52 Handywoman 101 ...53 Operating a Bed and Breakfast ...53 Tai Chi ...54Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ... 63
SmartServe ...65
Food Services Worker program Role of the Food Service Worker ...64
Food Safety and Workplace Safety...63
Languages ... 71
Spanish Conversational Basics...72
Online Learning ... 74
Teaching and Training Adults ... 80
Transportation ... 82
Car Care ...82
Motorcycle Training – Basic ...82
Transportation of Dangerous Goods ...82
Registration and general information ... 85
Admission and cancellation information ...90
Registration information ...85
Registration form ...87
College and Career Preparation ...88 GED / TOWES / Test proctoring ... 88-89
You can enjoy all the benefits of living in beautiful Muskoka
while getting a quality educational experience close to
home. With health care, skilled trades and service sector
employment opportunities in particular demand within
our region, the 18,000-square-foot campus contains
approximately 7,000-square-feet of dedicated shop space,
a state-of-the-art salon for our hairstylists, a health room,
science lab and two computer labs equipped with the
latest software.
We are constantly adding new programs and courses to
meet the needs of the community.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Business
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Computers
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Design and Visual Arts
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Engineering Technology
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General Interest
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Health and Wellness
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Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
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Liberal Arts
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Teaching and Training Adults
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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Bookkeeping
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Carpentry Techniques
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General Arts and Science
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Office Administration – General
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Personal Support Worker
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Practical Nursing – Part-time
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Pre-Health Sciences
WE ALSO OFFER:
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Apprenticeship
Carpentry / Hairstyling and more! See page 49
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Business Services
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Corporate Training
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College and Career Preparation / Academic
Upgrading
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Professional Development
Whether you are looking for retraining, are a recent high
school graduate or just interested in a lifelong learning
opportunity, the Muskoka Campus has something for
you.
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Muskoka Campus
111 Wellington St.
Bracebridge, ON P1L 1E2
Phone: 705.646.7629
E-mail: muskoka@georgianc.on.ca
MUSKOKA CAMPUS
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Business Skills and Management ... 18
Business Studies Certificate Financial Accounting Principles 1 ... 21
Introduction to Organizational Behaviour ...22
Business Studies – Bookkeeping Financial Accounting Principles 1...21
Spreadsheet and Presentation Applications ...24
Project Management Introduction to Project Management ...24
Human Resources Management Introduction to Organizational Behaviour ...22
Management Development programs Creating Your Own Management Style ...25
Office Administration Studies Computer Business Documentation ...24
Introduction to Keyboarding ... 24
Office Procedures and Strategies ...24
Spreadsheet and Presentation Applications ...24
Institute of Law Clerks Law Clerks – Real Estate ...27
Computer Applications ... 30
Computer Learning Lab ...34 Web Page Design – Introduction ...32 QuickBooks Level 1 ...31 QuickBooks Level 2 ...31 Fifty-Plus: Introduction to Computers ...31 Fifty Plus: Internet Introduction ...31 Computers Don’t Byte ...30 Buying and Selling on eBay ...30 Excel Introduction ...33 Office Overview ...32Design and Visual Arts ... 36
Introduction to Digital Photography 1 ...38 Introduction to Digital Photography 2 ...38 Photoshop for Photographers ...39
General Interest ... 51
Prepare for the Holidays ...53 Explore Your Inner Decorator ...52 Introduction to Woodworking ...54 DIY: Crown Moulding Installation...54 DIY: Interior Trim ...54Health and Wellness ... 54
First Aid ...61 Practical Nursing Anatomy and Physiology Advanced ...58 NPP: Community ...59 Health and Healing 1 ...59 Mathematics for Medications ...59 Development of Nurse Within the Profession...58 Health and Healing 3 ...59 Pre-health Sciences Critical Thinking ...59 Health Care in Canada ...59 Biology 1 ...59 Chemistry 1 ...59 Mathematics for the Life Sciences ...60
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ... 63
Bartending ...63 Smart Serve ...65
Human Services ... 66
Pharmacology ...69Languages ... 71
French for Travellers ...71 Spanish for Travellers ...72Liberal Arts ... 72
College Communications ...73 Environmental Concerns ...73 Human Behaviour in the Workplace ...74 Developing Leadership ...73Online Learning ... 74
Teaching and Training ... 80
Introduction to Teaching and Training Adults ...80 Engaging Adult Learners ...80 Preparing A Lesson or Workshop ...80 Teaching and Training Methods ...80 Workplace Training ...81 Assessing Learning ...81 Micro Teaching Clinic ...81
Transportation ... 82
Air Brake Endorsement ...82 Motorcycle Training – Basic / M-2 Exit Training ...82Registration and general information ... 88
Admission and cancellation information ...90 Registration information ...85 Registration form ...87 College and Career Preparation ...88 Employment Ontario – Employment Services ...88 Summer Jobs Service ...88 GED Preparation ...88 TOWES ...89 Test proctoring ...89 Index ...94
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The Georgian College Orangeville Campus is a dynamic
regional campus dedicated to providing quality
education and training opportunities. The Campus has
established strong roots in the community through its
part-time and full-time studies which focus on health
sciences, academic upgrading, employment programs
and corporate training initiatives. The Orangeville
Campus serves the County of Dufferin, East Wellington
and North Peel.
The Campus operates from two locations, both located in
downtown Orangeville.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Business
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Computers
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General Interest
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Health and Wellness
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Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
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Human Services
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Liberal Arts
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Public Safety and Emergency Services
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Transportation
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Professional Development
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Yoga Teacher Training
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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NEW FOR 2010-2011: Bookkeeping offered part-time
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Personal Support Worker
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Practical Nursing
WE ALSO OFFER:
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Corporate Training
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College and Career Preparation / Academic Upgrading
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Community Youth Employment Services
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Employment Resource Centre
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GED Preparation / GED Testing
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Employer Forums
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Summer Job Services
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Orangeville Campus
22 Centennial Road
Orangeville, ON
L9W 1P8
E-mail: orangeville@georgianc.on.ca
Phone: 519.940.0331
Centre for Career and Employment Services
51 Townline
Orangeville, ON
L9W 1V1
Phone: 519.942.9986
ORANGEVILLE CAMPUS
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Bookkeeping Ontario College Certificate ... 21&22 Financial Accounting Principles 1... 21 Mathematics of Finance ... 22
Computer Studies ... 30
QuickBooks Introduction... 31 Windows Overview ... 31 Introduction to Social NETworking ... 32 Computer Learning Lab ... 34Design and Visual Arts ... 36
Digital Camera Workshop ... 38
Elements of Interior Decorating ... 37
General Interest ... 51
Home Staging Workshop... 53
Operating a Bed and Breakfast ... 53
Health and Wellness ... 54
Practical Nursing Part-time/Full-time/Bridge to diploma program...58
Personal Support Worker full-time program ...60
Courses/workshops Health Assessment in Community Nursing for RPNs ... 55 Ostomy Care for RNs and RPNs ... 55 Physical Assessment for RNs ... 55 Wound Care for RNs and RPNs ... 56 Standard First Aid with CPR Level HCP (Health Care Provider) and Recertification ... 61 Yoga Teacher Training ... 61
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ... 63
Appetizers for the Holidays ... 65 Bartending ... 63 Cooking for Kids ... 65 SmartServe ... 65
Languages ... 71
Spanish for Travellers ... 72 Spanish for Travellers – Intermediate ... 72 Advanced Spanish 4 – Conversational ... 72Liberal Arts ... 72
Communications/General Education College Communications ... 73 Communications at Work ... 73 Introduction to Sociology ... 74Online Learning ... 74
Public Safety and Emergency Services ... 77
Emergency Services Communicator 1 ... 77
Transportation ... 82
Air Brake Endorsement ... 82
Motorcycle training ... 82
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For more information on the following campus services please call 519.940.0331 Admission and cancellation information ...90-93 Registration information ...85-87 Registration form ... 87 Business services at Georgian ... 88 College and Career Preparation/Academic Upgrading ... 88 Employment Ontario – Employment Services ... 88 GED Preparation ... 88 GED Testing dates for 2010: November 27 and 28; future dates to be arranged for 2011 Student Services ... 89 Test proctoring services ... 89 Summer Job Services ... 89 Index ... 94
The Orillia Campus is located in a beautiful woodland
setting at the south end of Orillia. The Campus is small
enough to be friendly, but large enough to offer every
service a student could need. Specializing in a variety
of human service programs, the Campus is home to the
Justice and Public Safety Institute. It also offers numerous
degree programs as a site of Georgian’s unique University
Partnership Centre. On-site facilities include a fitness
centre, library commons, restaurant and dental clinic.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Canadian Firearms Safety and Hunting courses
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Canine Emergency Care and Accident Prevention
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Computers
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Design and Visual Arts
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Digital Photography
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Dog Obedience
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Emergency Services Communicator
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Emergency Services – Recruitment Ready (online)
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First Aid and CPR
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Fitness and Nutrition Coach
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Flexible fitness packages
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Motorcycle training
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Reflexology
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SmartServe, Bartending and Casino Training
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Writing courses and coaching
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Yoga Teaching Training
DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
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Apprenticeship training opportunities available
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Child and Youth Worker
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Developmental Services Worker
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Early Childhood Education
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Fundraising and Resource Development
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Justice and Public Safety Certificate
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Law and Security Administration
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Public Safety Communications Professional
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Social Service Worker
NEW!
Bus service will be available until 10pm on campus,
starting in September
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Orillia Campus
825 Memorial Avenue
Orillia, ON L3V 6S2
Phone: 705.325.2740 or 705.329.3129
Fax: 705.325.3690
E-mail: orillia@georgianc.on.ca
ORILLIA CAMPUS
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Business Skills and Management ... 18
Introduction to Medical Office Administration ... 24
Computer Applications ...30
Access ...34 Computer Learning Lab ...34 Excel Introduction ...34 Excel ...34 Fifty-plus: Internet Introduction ...31 Fifty-plus: Introduction to Computers ...31 Introduction to Social NETWorking ...32 Keyboarding ...34 One-on-one Computer Coach ...35 Outlook ...34 PowerPoint ...34 Publisher ...34 QuickBooks ...31 Social Networking ...32 Windows ...34 Word ...34Design and Visual Arts ...36
Explore Your Inner Decorator ...52 Introduction to Digital Photography1 ...38 Introduction to Digital Photography 2 ...38 Silk Painting ...40
General Interest ...51
Baby Signs for Parents ...53 Canine Basic Behaviour ...51 Canine Coach ...51 Canine Emergency Care and Prevention ...51 Children’s Dog Play Safe Seminar ...51 Dog Obedience ...51 Family Pet Grooming Coach ...51 Hunting courses ...53 Introduction to Sign Language ...53 Introduction to Writing for Newspapers ...54 One-on-One Writing Coach ...54 Organize Your Clutter ...37Health and Wellness ...54
Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation ...55 Veterinary Dental Radiography ...56 VT – Level 1 Veterinary Dentistry ...75 CPR: Level HCP...60 CPR: Level HCP Recertification ...60 Reflexology Certification ...61 Standard First Aid/CPR ...61 Standard First Aid/CPR Level HCP Recertification ...61 Yoga Teacher Training ...61 Esoteric Anatomy ...62 Theory and Practice of Raja Yoga ...62 Fitness and Nutrition Coach ...52 Fitness Class Pass ...52
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ...63
Bartending (Introduction) ...63
Bartending With Flair ...63
Blackjack ...65
SmartServe ...65
Human Services ...66
Developmental Services Worker diploma ...66
Developmental Services Worker Apprenticeship ...67
Early Childhood Education diploma ...67
Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship ...67
Baby Signs for ECE Educators ...69
Fundraising and Resource Development Ontario College Graduate certificate ...69
Introduction to Philanthropy ...75 Planning for Fundraising ...75 Annual Giving: Principles and Process ...75 Human Dimensions in Fundraising ...75 Grant and Proposal Writing ...75 Computer Applications in Fundraising ...75
Solution-Focused Approaches certificate ...70
Bereavement and Loss Issues ...70
Solution-Focused Approaches – Basic Skills...70
Solution-Focused Approaches to Addictions ...70
Therapeutic Recreation Ontario College Graduate certificate program ...71
Languages ...71
Spanish for Travellers ...72 Languages Coach ...72 Introduction to Sign Language ...53Liberal Arts ...72
General Education courses ...73
French Language and Culture ...73
Spanish Language and Culture ...74
Tai Chi Chuan ...74
Online Learning ...74
Public Safety and Emergency Services ...77
Emergency Services Communicator 1 ...77
Emergency Services Communicator 2 ...77
Justice and Public Safety certificate...78
Basic Security Guard Training ...79 Canadian Safety Firearms course ...78 Interviewing Techniques and Practical Interviews ...79 Police Service Excellence ...75 Principles and Values in Policing ...75 Recruitment Ready ...78 Resumé, Cover Letter and Portfolio Building ...79
Transportation ...82
Motorcycle Training – Basic ...82Registration and general information ...88
Admission and cancellation information ... 90-95 Registration information ...85 Registration form ...87 College and Career Preparation ...88 Employment Ontario – Employment Services ...88 Summer Jobs Service ...88 GED Preparation ...88 Test proctoring ...89 Index ...94
The Owen Sound Campus prides itself on its reputation as
a good corporate citizen in meeting both community and
individual needs. Both full-time and Continuing Education
students say one of the big advantages is that the Campus
is just the right size to receive lots of personal attention.
The Campus is home to the one-of-a-kind Great Lakes
International Marine Centre, Canada’s most advanced
marine simulation and research centre. With a recent
$8.5-million upgrade, which includes state-of-the-art
marine simulators, these facilities are truly world-class.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Business
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Computers
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Design and Visual Arts
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Engineering Technology
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General Interest
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Health and Wellness
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Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
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Human Services
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Liberal Arts
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Teaching and Training Adults
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Transportation
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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Art and Design Fundamentals
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Business (Co-op)
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Carpentry Techniques
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Culinary Skills – Chef Training
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Early Childhood Education
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General Arts and Science – 1 year
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Marine Engineering Technology
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Marine Technology – Navigation
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Office Administration – Executive and General
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Personal Support Worker
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Police Foundations
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Power Engineering Technician (Co-op)
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Practical Nursing
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Pre-Health Sciences
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Welding Techniques
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Apprenticeship
Cook / Developmental Services Worker / General Carpenter
and more! See page 49
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Business Services
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College and Career Preparation / Academic Upgrading
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Employment Ontario – Employment Services
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GED Preparation
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Summer Job Services / TOWES
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Laurentian University courses
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Owen Sound Campus
1450 Eighth St. E.
Owen Sound, ON N4K 5R4
Phone: 519.376.0840, ext. 2030
E-mail: osinquire@georgianc.on.ca
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Business Skills and Management ...18
Business Studies certificate ...18
Business Studies certificate courses ...21
Business Studies certificate – Payroll courses ...22
Certified Financial Planner ...26
Human Resources Studies certificate...19
Human Resources Studies certificate courses ...23
Medical Office Studies certificate ...20
Medical Office Studies certificate courses ...24
Mortgage Broker ...27
Qualified Administrative Assistant program ...28
Small Business Management certificate ...25
Supervisory Skills certificate ...25
Management Development courses...25
Project Management Certificate courses ...24
Computer Studies ...30
Office Software Applications certificate ...30
Office Software Applications courses ...30 Introductory Computer courses ...30 eBay courses ...30 Windows courses ...31 QuickBook courses ...31 Access courses ...31, 32 Adobe: Dreamweaver, InDesign and Photoshop courses ...32 Web Page Design courses ...32 Internet/E-mail courses ...32 Microsoft Office 2007 courses ...32 Word, Excel, PowerPoint courses ...33, 34 Web Programming ...35
Design and Visual Arts ...36
Organizing Your Clutter...37
Photography Certificate ...38, 39 Digital Camera Techniques ...38
Fine Arts Certificate ...36
Colour and Design ...36
Interior Decorating ...37
Engineering Technology and Apprenticeship ..40
AutoCAD and Inventor ...40
Fire Alarm Technology certificate ...43
Fire Alarm Technology courses ...43 Gas Technician 3 and 2 Certification ...43 ODP Certification ...44 Health and Safety Training ...46 Confined Spaces ...46 Welding Techniques/Welding Certification of Appreciation ...48, 49 Forklift Operator ...46 Small Motor Repair ...47 Oil Burner Technician ...48 Apprenticeship ...49
General Interest ...51
Nutrition and Wellness ...52 Fitness courses ...52 Introduction to Drama ...53 Home Staging ...53 Reincarnation ...53 The Psychic World ...54 Reiki courses ...62Health and Wellness ...54
Basic Phlebotomy ...54 Medication Administration Refresher ...55 RN and RPN courses and workshops ...54, 55 RPN/RN Coronary Care ...56 OHIP Billing ...55 Introduction to Aromatherapy ...62 Introduction to Yoga ...53 Reflexology ...61 RPN Bridge ...58
Personal Support Worker ...60
Practical Nursing diploma ...58
Activation Techniques in Gerontology certificate ...60
Activation Techniques in Gerontology courses ...60
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation ...63
Food Service Worker certificate ...63
Food Service Worker courses ...64 Bartending ...63 Baking workshops ...65 Culinary Skills ...65 SmartServe ...65
Human Services ...66
Developmental Services Worker diploma ...66
Developmental Services Worker apprenticeship ...67
ECE diploma ...67
ECE courses ...68, 69 Developmental Services Worker courses ...68, 69 Social Services Worker ...70
Justice and Public Safety courses ...79
Liberal Arts and Languages ...71
Communications ...73
French and Spanish courses ...71, 72 General Education ...73
Online Learning ...74
Teaching and Training Adults ...80
University Partnership Centre ...83
Transportation ...82
Air Brakes ...82
Motorcycle courses ...82
Registration and general information ...85
Admission and cancellation information ... 90-92 Registration information ...85
Registration form ...87
Index ...94
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Largest of Georgian’s campuses, the Barrie Campus is
always a busy place. With its outdoor patio, dining room
and theatre, there’s always something going on. Learning
facilities and technology are state-of-the-art. The Library
Commons is three storeys high and flooded with light.
Our Student and Athletic Centre has everything – two
tournament-sized gyms, a huge fitness centre with the
latest workout equipment, and even a rock wall to climb!
Getting here is easy, as the city bus drops you right at the
front door.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
The Barrie Campus provides a comprehensive offering
of Continuing Education programs. Please see the Index
beginning on page 94 for the full listing of options.
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
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Leading-edge programs that cross a wide range of
sectors
CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE
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Home to the Canadian Automotive Institute, the
University Partnership Centre and other innovative
Centres of Excellence
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Centre for Sustainable Technologies
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Construction continues on Centre for Health and
Wellness to open in 2011
WE ALSO OFFER:
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Various services, open to the public – massage therapy,
hairstyling, opticianry services, Georgian Dining Room,
theatre
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Kempenfelt Conference Centre on the shores of
Kempenfelt Bay
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Georgian Summer Suites and Conference Services
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Bookstore
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Peer Services, Centre for Access and Disability Services,
Centre for Co-operative Education/Internship and
Career Services, Counselling Services
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Business Services
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Employment Ontario – Employment Services
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College and Career Preparation/Academic Upgrading,
Grade 12 equivalency preparation
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Test proctoring
CONTACT INFO
Georgian College, Barrie Campus
1 Georgian Drive
Barrie, ON L4M 3X9
Phone: 705.722.1560
E-mail: inquire@georgianc.on.ca
BARRIE CAMPUS
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canadian
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This certificate is for individuals who are either already in the automotive industry and are looking to upgrade their skills, or those who aspire to begin their career in the automotive profession. These part-time credit courses are currently being offered online with highly qualified industry experts and instructors. This flexible delivery method enables students to maintain their jobs, stay at home and receive academic credit for the courses completed. Courses may be taken individually or as part of the certificate program. Successful completion of six courses is required to qualify for the Automotive Business Studies Certificate of Achievement. Effective September 1, 2008, some Georgian College online courses offered by the Canadian Automotive Institute may require students to complete one or more proctored tests/exams. All students residing within a 150-kilometre radius of the Barrie Campus are required to appear in person to write these examinations or tests. Students residing outside this radius must contact the faculty teaching the course to make special arrangements. For admission requirements, please refer to www.georgianc.on.ca/continuing-education/certificates.php.Courses (choose six):
AUTO 1003 Automotive Interpersonal HR MKTG 2006 Automotive Selling (and Dealing with the Internet-Informed Customer) AUTO 1000 Concepts of the Automotive Industry MGMT 2006 Customer Relationship Management AUTO 2002 Introduction to the Canadian Aftermarket BUSI 2001 Introduction to E-Commerce AUTO 1001 Introduction to Automotive Technology ETHC 3000 Business Ethics AUTO 2006 Leasing, Financing and Insurance MKTG 3001 New and Used Car Sales Management For details on fall offerings please see online learning on page 74. Additional options may be considered. Please contact the co-ordinator for details.
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Majors:
ACWE Animal Care Worker
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EnforcementACWS Animal Care Worker
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Shelter Operations ACWW Animal Care Worker–
Wildlife Care This program provides students with the skills needed to gain entry-level employment in a variety of situations involving non-medical work with animals and to upgrade skills for those already employed in the field or who wish to do volunteer work with animals. The program consists of a foundation component followed by the choice of three specialty components: wildlife care, shelter operations or enforcement. Two field work units are included, providing practical experience. Content includes species identification, ethical, legal and social issues, the shelter and nutritional needs of animals, and customer service skills. Admission requirements: Applicants must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits). Also recommended and used in the selection is Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U). Pre-exposure to rabies and tetanus vaccination may be required. For the Enforcement option, a valid driver’s licence is required. Graduation requirements: Foundation Skills (six courses) One of: - Wildlife Care (five courses) - Shelter Operations (four courses) - Enforcement (four courses) A pass mark of 50 per cent is required for each course and a letter grade of S (satisfactory) is required for the field work components. Foundation Skills ACWR 1000 Introduction to Animal Care Services ACWR 1001 Working with People ACWR 1002 Animal Identification and Assessment ACWR 1003 Health and Safety: First Aid for Animals ACWR 1004 Animal Well-being and Basic Handling ACWR 1015 Field Work Foundation Skills Shelter Operations optionACWR 1009 Management Basics
ACWR 1010 Public Education and Advocacy ACWR 1011 Investigations and Legislation ACWR 1017 Field Work – Shelter Operations
Wildlife Care option
ACWR 1005 Wildlife Identification ACWR 1006 Understanding and Caring for Wildlife ACWR 1007 Wildlife Health and Safety ACWR 1008 Creating and Presenting Educational Programs ACWR 1016 Field Work – Wildlife Care Enforcement option ACWR 1012 Laws and Contracts ACWR 1013 Client Management Skills ACWR 1014 Animal Handling Skills and Investigations ACWR 1018 Field Work – Enforcement
Introduction to Animal Care
Services
ACWR 1000 This course is an overview, including history of services to animals, ethical and legal issues, changing attitudes, employment opportunities, links between animal abuse and domestic violence. Fee: $286.02 text extra Hours: 42 Sessions: 14Date Day Time Loc.
Sep 14-Oct 28 Tu&Th 6-9pm BA
Working with People
ACWR 1001 Working with animals means working with people. This course includes customer service, dealing with difficult people, helping customers deal with grief, anger; teamwork, time and stress management. Fee: $245.16 text extra Hours: 36 Sessions: 12
Date Day Time Loc.
Nov 2-Dec 9 Tu&Th 6-9pm BA
Field Work Foundation Skills
ACWR 1015 Fee: $326.88 Hours: 48
Date
TBD
Call 705.526.3666, ext. 3701 or e-mail tdupuis@georgianc.on.ca for a schedule of the enforcement, shelter operations and wildlife care options. These courses are available to students who have successfully completed the foundation courses.
Automotive Business Studies
Certificate of Achievement
(Major: AUTB) ONLINE
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Registration for this course is not accepted in person; please fax 705.722.1524 or mail continuing education registration form to: Canadian Automotive Institute, One Georgian Drive, H130, Barrie, Ontario, L4M 3X9. Registration payment is accepted only by credit card, certified cheque or money order.
OMVIC Industry
Upgrade
OMVI 0001 This correspondence-based course is applicable to presently valid licensed salespeople and automotive dealers in Ontario who would like to keep current automotive knowledge on the laws and regulations (MVDA 2002) administered throughout Ontario. Testing will be completed at the area local licence bureau. Fee: $175business
studies
BUSINESS STUDIES CERTIFICATES
OF ACHIEVEMENTS
This program introduces students to the various functional aspects of business in general, and accounting in particular. Graduates are able to apply analytical skills and employ management accounting techniques to support accounting activities, including the maintenance of accounting records and the preparation of financial statements. This Certificate of Achievement is available to all students who want to learn about the fundamentals of today’s business world’s accounting functions at a college level. Program completion requires six courses which are also credits toward a Georgian College Business diploma. Students can expect to acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for an entry-level position in a variety of business settings including small business ownership. Affiliation: Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping Students may be eligible for recognition of these courses through the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping and are advised to contact the association prior to taking the courses. See page 26 for more information. Admission requirements: Applicants following the OSIS curriculum must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) at the general level, or equivalent. Applicants following the OSS curriculum must have an OSSD or equivalent. Applicants following the OSIS curriculum must also have a minimum of Grade 12 English and mathematics at the general level. Applicants following the OSS curriculum must have Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C), or any Grade 12 university mathematics. Mandatory courses: ACCT 1000 Financial Accounting Principles 1 ACCT 1001 Financial Accounting Principles 2 ACCT 1002 Computerized AccountingOptions (choose two):
ACCT 3002 Advanced Computerized Accounting ACCT 2003 Cost Accounting 1 FNCE 2002 Taxation OFAD 1000 Spreadsheet and Presentation Applications OFAD 1002 Word Processing and Database Applications BUSI 1007 Payroll Compliance BUSI 1008 Payroll Fundamentals 1 The Business Decision Making Certificate of Achievement is targeted toward students who wish to learn more about the fundamentals of today’s world of business. Program completion requires six courses, three mandatory and three optional.
Affiliation: Canadian Institute of Management Students may be eligible for recognition from the Canadian Institute of Management (CIM) and are advised to contact the CIM prior to the onset of courses at www.cim.ca.
Students must have completed the Communication Placement Assessment with high standing or have taken College Communications to enrol in Communications at Work. Admission requirements: Applicants must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) including Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C) or any Grade 12 university mathematics. Mandatory courses: ACCT 1003 Finance and Accounting MGMT 2001 Principles of Management MGMT 3001 Managerial Decision Making Options (choose three):
ACCT 1000 Financial Accounting Principles 1 COMM 1000 College Communications LAWS 2000 Business Law FNCE 2000 Business Finance MGMT 2002 Project Management BUSI 1001 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour MKTG 1000 Introduction to Marketing MKTG 1001 Planning the Marketing Strategy
MVDA 2002 launched January 2010 . . . are you ready for it?
This course covers the laws, regulations and practices governing the purchase, sale and lease of motor vehicles in Ontario. There is a thorough explanation of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 2002 (MVDA 2002; the key statute governing the registration of dealers and salespersons) and the role of the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) in the administration of that Act. Students study MVDA 2002 general regulations, MVDA 2002 code of ethics regulations, key principles of the Sales of Goods Act and the Consumer Protection Act, registration and classes of registration, advertising, contracts, disclosure and rescission. To register for these courses, please call 877.722.1513, 705.722.1513 or visit www.thecai.on.ca. On-site dates and venues throughout Ontario are listed at this juncture.
OMVIC
Certification
OMVC 1000 This course is offered in co-operation with the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) and is a prerequisite for registration as a salesperson or dealer with the automotive industry in Ontario. It may be taken on a correspondence basis with testing at the area local licence bureau or on-site taught by trained automotive faculty with testing completed at the end of the daily session. On-site sessions take place every month at the Courtyard by Marriott Vaughan in Toronto. One-day classes are also held at Georgian College (Barrie Campus) and in Ottawa approximately three times a year. With eight or more participants, the Canadian Automotive Institute will come into your place of business and train your personnel on MVDA 2002. Fee: $240 correspondence for new salespersons* $345 for on-site delivery** On-site delivery Hours: 9 (represents teaching portion only) Total Hours: 21 Sessions: 1Date Day Time Loc
Oct 25 M 8:30am-5:30pm BA NOTE: * Course fees include workbook and initial exam at licence bureau through correspondence ** Includes full-day teaching, lunch and complete testing at the end of the day
PLEASE ALSO NOTE:
Enrolment in this course does NOT automatically register you with the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC). You MUST submit a separate application for registration as a dealer or a salesperson.
OMVIC Certification
On-site and CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE
Business Studies Bookkeeping
Fundamentals
(Major: BSBF) CBusiness Studies Business
Decision Making
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The Business Certificate of Achievement is targeted toward adult students who wish to learn about the fundamentals of today’s business world. Program completion requires six courses, which are also credits toward the Georgian College General Business diploma program. Admission requirements: Applicants must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) including Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C) or any Grade 12 university mathematics. Mandatory courses: ACCT 1000 Financial Accounting Principles 1 MKTG 1000 Introduction to Marketing MATH 1002 Mathematics of Finance HURM 1000 Human Resources Management FoundationsOptions (choose two): LAWS 2000 Business Law BUSI 1001 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour STAT 2000 Statistics 1 ACCT 1001 Financial Accounting Principles 2 ECON 1000 Microeconomics ACCT 2003 Cost Accounting 1 FNCE 2000 Business Finance The Certificate of Achievement in Compensation and Benefits is for individuals who are currently in or wish to launch a career in the field of compensation and benefits. Human resource management generalists, insurance professionals and anyone preparing for a career as a specialist in compensation or benefits will develop a better understanding of this profession and gain the tools and knowledge in the areas of group insurance benefits and retirement plans. All of the courses are credits towards the Business, Business Administration and Business Administration – HR diplomas at Georgian College. Admission requirements: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) Applicants following the OSS curriculum must have Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C), or any Grade 12 university mathematics. Mandatory courses: HURM 2002 Benefits and Pensions HURM 3002 Retirement Plans HURM 1004 Compensation
Options (choose three):
HURM 1000 Human Resources Management Foundations ACCT 1003 Finance and Accounting BUSI 1001 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour BUSI 1007 Payroll Compliance MKTG 1003 Personal Selling Georgian College offers the approved academic credits (nine courses) that lead to the Human Resources Professional Association (HRPAO) designation known as CHRP, the Certified Human Resources Professional. In addition, graduates receive a Georgian College Certificate of Achievement (six courses required). The courses prepare people who want to enter the human resources management profession. They also serve practitioners as professional development in preparation for additional responsibilities in their workplace. All courses are credits towards the Business and Business Administration diplomas at Georgian College. Human Resources Studies program graduates receive a Georgian College Certificate of Achievement after completing the three mandatory and three option courses for a total of six courses. Students may be eligible for recognition of these courses through the Human Resource Professional Association and are advised to contact the association prior to taking the courses for more information. Please note: to write the CHRP National Exam, nine courses are required. Visit www.hrpa.ca. Admission requirements: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) including Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C) or any Grade 12 university mathematics.
It is recommended that students begin the HRST program with HURM 1000 Human Resources Management Foundations. Mandatory courses:
ACCT 1003 Finance and Accounting HURM 1000 Human Resources
Management Foundations
BUSI 1001 Organizational Behaviour Options (choose three):
HURM 1004 Compensation HURM 1005 Human Resources Planning HURM 1003 Labour Economics HURM 1002 Labour Relations HURM 1001 Occupational Health and Safety HURM 1007 Recruitment and Selection HURM 1006 Training and Development HURM 2002 Pensions and Benefits For information about the accreditation process, the professional designation or membership in HRPAO please contact the Professional Standards Co-ordinator at HRPAO, 1.800.387.1311 or www.hrpao.org. This certificate program is available to all students who want to learn about the fundamentals of logistics and supply chain management at a college level. Program completion requires six courses, and these courses can be completed by attending college classes in the evenings or during the day; in addition, some courses are available online. Students can expect to acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for an entry-level position in a variety of logistics settings, including manufacturing and service industries, government offices, and inventory management. Admission requirements: Applicants must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD – 30 credits) including Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C) or any Grade 12 university mathematics. Mandatory courses: MKTG 1000 Introduction to Marketing MKTG 2004 Introduction to Logistics MGMT 2002 Project Management MGMT 2000 Production and Operations Management
Options (choose two): BUSI 3004 Production Control MENG 3008 Facilities and Location Design MKTG 2002 Global Marketing MGMT 3001 Managerial Decision Making COMP 1003 Microcomputer Applications DRFT 1006 Engineering Graphics
Business Studies
(Major: BSTU)In-class and Online (OntarioLearn)
Business Studies
Compensation and Benefits
(Major: BSCB)
Human Resource Studies
(Major: HRST)
Business Studies Logistics
(Major: BSTL)
