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registration information ...3

how to register ...3

registration Form ...4

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Barrie ...5

midland ...6

muskoka ...7

orangeville ...8

orillia ...9

owen sound ...10

south georgian Bay ... 11

generaL inFormation

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admission and registration ...109

Fees and Financial information ...111

college academic procedures ...112

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associations and professional development ...13

animal care ...18

automotive Business ...22

Business ...23

community, human and social services ...32

computers and information technology ...41

cooking, Wines and spirits ...45

creative and Visual art ...48

entrepreneurship and small Business ...52

environmental, trades and technology ...54

Fitness and recreation ...63

general education and communication ...66

health and Wellness ...70

hospitality, travel and tourism ...78

Languages and specialized communications ...81

Lifestyle and Leisure ...84

mind, Body and soul ...85

motorcycle and transportation ...88

online Learning and ontario Learn ...90

photography ...97

public safety and emergency services ...99

teaching and training adults ...102

University partnership centre ...104

Web design and digital arts ...105

Zoomers ...107

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All information is accurate at time of publication. Please refer to the web for the most up-to-date information.

Financial accounting principles 1

This introductory course in financial accounting covers the accounting cycle including preparation of financial statements for service and trading companies

operating as single proprietorships. Also included are topics related to accounting for merchandising operations, accounting information systems, cash.

Th Sep 6 - Dec 13 (42hrs) I 8 - 11am I MU $309.96 I acct 1000

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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.

As I begin my new role as President and CEO of Georgian College, it is very timely that I have this opportunity to connect with you. I think we have a lot in common. I have spent many, many years as a lifelong learner myself. I know the hard work and commitment that goes into being a student juggling family, work and studies. There is no doubt in my mind that my continuous education journey has contributed hugely to my own development and made a valuable impact on my career.

I hope you will take the time to look carefully through Georgian’s Continuing Education offerings. I have – and I am very impressed! The range of programs and courses is remarkable. I am particularly delighted to discover how much effort has been put into making these courses work around your schedule – day, evening, weekend and online offerings, through selected partnerships, are available to improve your accessibility to learning and success. Georgian’s strong alignment with industry leaders and professional affiliations will strengthen your learning experience and give you the skills you need today to build a solid career. Continuing Education at Georgian opens doors to more pathways for study; you’ll be able to link into certificate, diploma, college and university degree programs through our University Partnership Centre. And remember, if you need advice, we have staff ready and able to help you along the way. In my short time at Georgian, I have had the opportunity to meet an incredible number of outstanding instructors who are passionate about teaching and eager to share their expertise with you in a collaborative, engaging and challenging environment. Whether your goals are professional or personal, Georgian is a powerful place where you can explore your interests and passions, hone your skills and learn something new. And what about those general interest courses – will there ever be time? Well, I am pleased (and relieved) to report to you that I finally achieved my long-term, post-secondary goal – just this past spring. Now I have time – perhaps I will study to become a better cook or maybe I will express my creative side through a woodworking course to build my own Muskoka chair. There is a lot to discover at Georgian and I invite you to find out more by visiting choosegeorgian.ca/continuing-education

See you in the halls!

Video conferencing is when two or more locations communicate through the use of interactive audio and video technology. It uses a video camera and microphone at each location. The audio and video are sent through high-speed data transports such as ISDn lines or IP connections and viewed on monitors. Many video-conference units have presentation equipment connected. Video conferencing saves time and money by eliminating travel costs.

MaryLynn West-Moynes President and CEO

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register onLine

Register for Continuing Education courses using the Web registration process and the enhanced course search capabilities on www.georgiancollege.ca/con-ed New and existing students will be able to search for courses, apply for a student number, create a “shopping cart” of their selections, and then register and pay online! Forget the lineups or waiting on the phone … you can register at any time using Web registration. note: Be sure to enable “cookies” and “java script” to take advantage of the functionality.

By Fax

Fax registrations are welcome 24 hours a day, seven days a week when payment is made using a credit card (VISA, MasterCard or American Express) or company billing. Complete the registration form from this calendar and fax to one of the fax numbers listed at the right. Fill in all the details to be certain you are placed in the correct course and so that we will be able to contact you if necessary; each form has space for four courses. Please include your credit card number and expiry date.

By phone

Phone registrations are welcome when payment is made using a credit card (VISA, MasterCard or American Express). Please have this information ready: course name, number and start date; your name, address, day and evening phone numbers, date of birth or Social Insurance Number (SIN) or previous student number; credit card number and expiry date. See hours and phone numbers at right.

in person

Register in person at the campus address listed at right. At the Barrie Campus, the Office of the Registrar is in the Administrative Centre (Building C); at the Orillia Campus, it is on the lower level; in Owen Sound, it is just inside the main entrance on the ground level. At other locations, registrations are taken at the front desk.

By maiL

Complete and mail the registration form from this calendar, enclosing a cheque payable to Georgian College or credit card information. Fill in all the details to be certain you are placed in the correct course and so that we will be able to contact you if necessary; each form has space for four courses. Mail to Georgian College at one of the addresses listed at right.

company BiLLing

To make it more convenient for you to register, provide us with a letter (or fax) of authorization and we can invoice your company. In your letter, please provide the employee’s name, address, telephone number and date of birth or SIN for our records information system.

textBooK and sUppLies

Unless stated, the fee does NOT include any textbooks. Please ask about additional costs for texts. PlEASE noTE that fees are subject to change. Please refer to the Fees and Financial information on page 111.

payment oF Fees

Full payment of course fees must be made at the time of registration, whether by mail, fax, phone, company billing or in person. At the Barrie, Orillia and Owen Sound campuses, textbooks should be paid for separately from the payment of course fees.

hst

Courses which are part of a certification are HST exempt.

When HST is applicable, it has been included in the course fee shown.

retUrned, post-dated cheqUes

An administration fee of $20 will be charged for processing returned cheques. Postdated cheques will be returned; seats will not be held on this basis.

registration inFormation

hoUrs For registration

By phone or in person: Monday to Thursday

No evening hours June to mid-August and December.

Barrie 8am to 4:30pm*

Midland 8am to 7pm

Muskoka 8am to 6pm

Orangeville 8am to 4pm

Orillia 8am to 7pm**

Owen Sound 8am to 4:30pm

South Georgian Bay 8:30am to 4:30pm***

Friday - All locations except Orillia 8:30am to 4:30pm*

Friday - Orillia 8:30am to 4pm

* Barrie telephone lines open 8am to 4pm only ** The Orillia office closes at 4pm when there

are no evening hours.

*** South Georgian Bay office closes at 6pm on Tuesdays and Thurdays.

registration phone nUmBers

Barrie 705.722.1511* Midland 705.526.3666 Muskoka 705.646.7629 Orangeville 519.940.0331 Orillia 705.329.3129 Owen Sound 519.376.0840

South Georgian Bay 705.445.2961

*Barrie telephone lines open 8am - 4pm only

Fax nUmBers

Barrie 705.722.5118 Midland 705.526.5124 Muskoka 705.646.2120 Orangeville 519.941.0905 Orillia 705.325.3690 Owen Sound 519.376.5395

South Georgian Bay 705.445.1218

addresses

Barrie One Georgian Dr.

Barrie, ON L4M 3X9

Midland 649 Prospect Blvd., Box 130,

Midland, ON L4R 4K6

Muskoka 111 Wellington St.

Bracebridge, ON P1L 1E2

Orangeville 22 Centennial Rd.

Orangeville, ON L9W 1P8

Orillia 825 Memorial Ave.

Orillia, ON L3V 6S2

Owen Sound 1450 Eighth St. E., Box 700

Owen Sound, ON N4K 5R4

South Georgian Bay 499 Raglan St.

Collingwood, ON L9Y 3Z1

six easy Ways to register:

checK oUt the six Ways

to register here

Registration for Continuing Education

Method of Payment (for office use only)

Cash (do not send cash in the mail)

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COURSE NAME START DATE FEE COURSE CODE

If you are applying for a credit course, you must provide proof of admission requirements. Please Note: payment in full is due at time of registration. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT: The information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 272, S.S.; R.R.O. 1980 Regulation 640. The information is used for administration and statistical purposes of the College and/or the Ministries and Agencies of the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada.

For further information, please contact the Office of the Registrar. Phone: (705) 722-1511 Fax: (705) 722-5118 For your campus information, go to: www.choosegeorgian.ca/continuing-education

I certify that the above information is true and complete. I understand that any false or incomplete information submitted in support of my application may invalidate my application. I have read the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Statement (see above). I authorize my secondary school and Ministry of Education to release my academic information and school record to the above-mentioned college. I also authorize the release of this information to my secondary school and to the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. Please note that this form, once signed, will provide the academic authority to register students in the above courses and sections.

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nAME: Dr. Michelle o’neill, hBSc, nD, Doctor of naturopathic Medicine

InSTrUCTor: Pre-health Sciences

I teach part time for the BScn and practical nursing programs. I feel I give students a bit of a

unique perspective, as a result of my career in complementary medicine. I love when a student

has an “ah ha” moment – when they really understand something they have been struggling

with. That’s what teaching is all about; explaining something in different ways until everyone in

the room truly gets it. Students at Georgian not only get a great education but they also have

the added bonus of attending an educational institution where they are not just a number. It’s

like a family. Small class sizes and the ability to have one-on-one interaction with instructors

make all the difference.

continUing edUcation credentiaLs

–2D Digital Animation

–Advanced Skills for the Culinary Professional –Business Sustainability Series

–Canadian Payroll Association –Entrepreneurship

–European Style Pattern and Garment Making –Food Service Worker – Food and Beverage –Food Service Worker – Long Term Care –Gold Seal

–Home Inspection

–Institute of Law Clerk of Ontario

– Introduction to Integrated Sustainable Energy –Machining for Manufacturing

–Make up Artistry

– Management Development - Small Business Management

–Management Development – Supervisory Skills –Microsoft Windows Professional

–ODP (Ozone Depletion) –Office Software Applications –Ontario Building Officials –Photography

–Purchasing Management Association of Canada –Qualified Administrative Assistant

–Teaching and Training Adults –Web Application Development

continUing edUcation certiFicates

–Automotive Studies – Sales Leadership –Business Studies – Bookkeeping Fundamentals –Business Studies – Decision Making –Business Studies – Retail Operations –Business Studies

–Business Studies – Accounting –French Proficiency

–Human Resource Studies –Interior Decorating Basics –Medical Office Studies –RN – Critical Care Nursing –RN – Emergency Nursing –RN – Oncology / Palliative Care –Web Design Essentials

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–Bookkeeping

–Business General Diploma –Gas Technician

–Office Adminstration – General –Practical Nursing

–Pre-Health Sciences –Recreation and Leisure Services

The largest of Georgian’s campuses, the Barrie Campus is

always a busy place.

Learning facilities and technology are state-of-the-art.

The new Sadlon Centre for Health and Wellness is the largest

academic expansion in Georgian College history.

The 172,000-square-foot centre features community health

clinics such as speech, language and hearing, oral health,

massage therapy, vision, esthetics and a nurse practitioner-led

clinic. All teaching and learning in the classrooms, labs and

clinics supports inter-professional education.

The three-storey Library Commons is flooded with light and

features many computer stations, learning materials and

expert help from staff. Labs, classrooms and workshops

provide opportunities for a wide range of part-time studies,

from computers and business to design and visual arts,

engineering technology, health and wellness, hospitality

and tourism, and more.

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nAME: Bob Denison InSTrUCTor: lead Welding Instructor

I started welding in high school when I was 15. I worked welding pipe in giant factories and

worked on pipeline in ontario and Alberta. I’m a red Seal welder and I have my master’s licence.

I’ve been teaching at Georgian for seven years and I still love welding. When I got into this

career, I had great instructors. I’m just trying to give back and pass on that love of the trade.

Georgian is one of the best; you get to learn oxy, cutting, brazing, stick, MIG, TIG, stainless,

aluminum, the most wide variety of processes and applications. We are accredited with the

Canadian Welding Bureau centre for testing and the Technical Standards and Safety Authority

(TSSA) for pipe welding, so we teach and certify to industry standards. With the foundation

we give students here, I have no hesitation in saying that they are set to succeed.

FULL-time programs

–Electrical Techniques –Plumbing Techniques –Welding Techniques

–Mechanical Technician – Marine Engine –Mechanical Technician – Small Engine –Personal Support Worker

continUing edUcation

–Animal Care Worker –Computers –Business –General Interest –Food Service Worker –Welding

–Industrial Training

–Teaching and Training Adults

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– Apprenticeship –Contract training

–College and Career Preparation –GED Preparation / TOWES –Professional Development

Located near beautiful Georgian Bay, the Robert 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.

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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nAME: leticia longhurst STUDEnT: nursing

I graduated from Georgian as a Personal Service Worker about 12 years ago and I’ve been

working in a local nursing home. I’ve always loved helping people and it makes me happy to

see a big smile on their face. It’s very rewarding. over the past few years, I’ve been taking

part-time courses such as chemistry and biology to upgrade my skills. I’m currently in the

registered Practical nursing (rPn) program and I’m able to take it one day a week, which fits

into my schedule for work. I’ve always wanted to be a nurse and I may think about working in

a hospital after I graduate.

continUing edUcation

–Air Brake Endorsement –Bartending

–Business Networking –Buying & Selling on E-Bay

–Computers including 50 Plus courses –First Aid and CPR

–Languages –Motorcycle Training –Nutrition 101 for Seniors –Photoshop

–Price a job/Make a Profit –QuickBooks

–Reiki

–Relaxation and Stress Management –Sign Language

–Smart Serve –Social Networking

–Teaching and Training Adults –Web Page Design

–Woodworking –AutoCAD –Pharmacology –Project Management

dipLomas and certiFicates

–Bookkeeping

–Business Fundamentals –Carpentry Techniques –Office Admin – General –Personal Support Worker –Practical Nursing (part-time) –Pre-Health Sciences

Many of the above Diploma and Certificate courses are available on a part-time basis; contact the Muskoka Campus for details.

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– Apprenticeship –Business Services

–Corporate and Contract Training –Corporate Online Training (e-learning) –Free College and Career Preparation –Professional Development

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 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, making it easier for you

to live and learn in Muskoka.

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P. 705.646.7629

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nAME: Audrey Murphy-Senior STUDEnT: Teaching and Training Adults

having worked in the administrative, customer service and managerial areas in the dental

industry for 15 years, I was looking for a more gratifying, challenging and exciting career

opportunity. When I joined Georgian College, I knew this was my opportunity to do just

that. I enrolled in the Teaching and Training Adults program in the orangeville Campus and

instantly knew it was my destiny. It was rewarding, engaging, and relevant, and the time

schedules fit perfectly into my busy life. My instructors were always supportive, professional,

friendly, and approachable. The class sizes were perfect which made participation and open

discussions easy and comfortable. I look forward to pursuing a degree in this field and

bringing my leadership and creative abilities into my classroom.

FULL-time programs

–Personal Support Worker – Practical Nursing

(Full-time and Part-time delivery) –Pre-Health Sciences

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–Business

–Computers

–Design and Visual Arts –General Interest –Health and Wellness

–Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation –Languages

–Liberal Arts

–Public Safety and Emergency Services –Teaching and Training Adults –Transportation

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– Corporate Training

–College and Career Preparation –Proctoring Services

–GED Preparation / GED Testing –Community Youth Employment Services –Employment Ontario Employment Services –Employer Forums / Job Fairs

Georgian College’s Orangeville Campus is a dynamic

regional campus located in the heart of Dufferin County.

The campus has been servicing the educational and

employment needs of people from Caledon, Erin, the

County of Dufferin and beyond for many years.

The Orangeville Campus offers part-time and full-time

studies with a focus in health sciences, academic and

career upgrading, personal development, special interest

courses and corporate training initiatives. Georgian

College also operates the Centre for Career and

Employment Services, a full-service employment centre in

Orangeville with employment workshops, guidance and

posted employment opportunities. Come in today and

see for yourself what the Orangeville Campus of

Georgian College has to offer you!

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name: Julie ott instrUctor: dog training

i teach a variety of dog training, canine self-defense and canine care courses.

i’ve worked with dogs for 12 years. i learned how to rehabilitate dogs with various

issues when i was a cruelty investigator with the spca (society for the prevention of

cruelty to animals). dogs that otherwise would have been euthanized were given

another chance and were able to be adopted. the courses i teach are perfect for dog

owners, as well as veterinary technicians, trainers and behavioural consultants. i really

enjoy helping people gain a better understanding of dogs, teaching them how to act

and react both with their own animals and other canines.

continUing edUcation

–Braille

–Canadian Firearms Safety

– Canine Courses (may receive CEU credits for animal professionals)

–Computers

– Couples Ballroom Dancing, Latin and Belly Dancing

–Design and Visual Arts / Digital Photography –Dog Obedience

– Emergency Services – Recruitment Ready (online) –Fire Training

–First Aid and CPR

– Fitness and Nutrition Coach –Languages

–Motorcycle training –Reflexology

–Self-defence for women – SmartServe, Bartending and

Blackjack Training

–Tai Chi and Tai Chi Qigong Instructor –Teaching and Training Adults –Therapeutic Crisis Intervention –Yoga Teaching Training

dipLomas and certiFicates

– Apprenticeship training opportunities –Accounting / Bookkeeping

–Child and Youth Worker –Developmental Services Worker –Early Childhood Education –Emergency Services Communicator – Food Service Worker (FSW) – Long Term

Care or (FSW) – Food and Beverage –Fundraising and Resource Development –Justice and Public Safety Certificate –Sign Language

–Social Service Worker –Solution-focused Approaches

–Bachelor of Human Services - Police Studies –Therapeutic Recreation

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–Corporate and Contract Training –Corporate Online Training (e-learning) –Free College and Career Preparation –Academic Upgrading / GED Preparation –Employment Resource Centre

The Orillia Campus is located in a beautiful woodland

setting at the south end of Orillia. Specializing in a

variety of human service programs, the campus is

home to the Justice and Public Safety Institute.

This campus offers professional development and

training in emergency and community services.

It also offers degree programs as a site of Georgian’s

unique University Partnership Centre. On-site facilities

include a fitness centre, library commons and restaurant.

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P. 705.329.3129 or 705.325.2740

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name: dianne Walkom instrUctor: practical nursing

nursing has been my chosen career for over 35 years.

instructing with georgian college for the past 6 years has allowed me to

share my passion with many others seeking opportunities in health care.

Bringing education to perth and huron county students has enabled and

inspired those to pursue their dreams. i am very proud of these men and

women reaching for higher goals both personally and professionally while

still juggling work and family. Ultimately our goals are to retain the variety

of health care workers locally in their new career paths. georgian college

has made this happen!

The Owen Sound campus prides itself on its reputation as

a good corporate citizen in meeting both community and

individual needs.

The campus offers hundreds of courses in all different

areas of interest while still offering access to personalized

attention due to small class sizes.

The campus is home to the one-of-a-kind Great Lakes

International Marine Training and Research Centre,

Canada’s most advanced marine simulation and research

centre. With a recent 8.5 million dollar upgrade with state

of the art marine simulators, these facilities are truly

world class.

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–Business (Co-op) –Carpentry techniques –Culinary Mgmt (co-op) –Culinary Skills

–Early Childhood Education –Electrical techniques –Environmental Techniques –Gas Technician

–Heating, Refrigeration & Air Cond (co-op) –Marine Engineering Technology (co-op) –Marine Technology – Navigation (co-op) –Office Admin – Executive/general –Personal Support Worker –Police Foundations

–Power Engineering Technician (co-op) –Power Engineering Technology (co-op) –Practical Nursing –Pre-Health Sciences –Welding

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–Agriculture –Business –Computers

–Design and Visual Arts –Engineering Technology –General Interest –Health and Wellness

–Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation –Human Services

–Liberal Arts

–Teaching and Training Adults –Transportation

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Cook / Developmental Services Worker / General Carpenter and more! See page 49. –Business Services

– College and Career Preparation / Academic Upgrading

– Employment Ontario – Employment Services –GED Preparation

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I’m taking a First Aid and CPr course through continuing education. I’m going to be taking the BScn program at the Barrie Campus and it’s a requirement for the clinical placement component. It’s great to be able to take a part-time course that allows me to balance education with my work schedule and my children’s schedule. I recently graduated from the Pre-health Sciences program here, which helped me upgrade my skills and served as a test drive for further education I wanted to take. one of the big draws of having a campus right in Collingwood is that students don’t have to travel for their courses, especially in the winter. The teachers here are great and they really want everyone to succeed

continUing edUcation

–Agriculture – New –Business

–Computers

– Design and Visual Arts / Digital Photography –Entrepreneurship – New

–First Aid and CPR –Food Service Worker –General Interest –Health and Wellness –Languages –Liberal Arts –Motorcycle Training –Retail Florist –Sign Language –Social Media

–SmartServe and Bartending –Supervisory Skills Series –Teaching and Training Adults

dipLomas and certiFicates

–Business Fundamentals –General Arts and Sciences –Gas Technician

–Office Administration – General –Personal Support Worker –Pre-Health Sciences

We aLso oFFer

– Contract Training

–Free College and Career Preparation –Academic Upgrading

–GED Preparation

Located in beautiful Collingwood, the John Di Poce South

Georgian Bay Campus provides full-time and part-time

studies, corporate training, small business services and

college and career preparation. This location boasts

multi-function classrooms, a community room, student

lounge, multi-use health lab, state-of-the-art computer

labs, an innovative e-lab and video conferencing

classrooms. The small teacher-to-student ratio helps to

ensure students success.

Perfect for the outdoor adventurer, the South Georgian Bay

region offers four-season activities including spectacular

skiing, snowboarding, biking and hiking. Located along the

shoreline of Nottawasaga Bay and close to Wasaga Beach

– one of the largest freshwater beaches in the world – the

John Di Poce South Georgian Bay Campus is a great place

to learn and play!

GEorGIAn CollEGE, John DIPoCE SoUTh GEorGIAn BAY CAMPUS

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Applied Project Management Online

Certification Program 13

Supervisory Skills Series 15

Management Development - Supervisory Skills 16

Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping

(CIB) Certification Program 13

Intro to Procurement 16

Introduction to Operations Management 16

Canadian Institute of Management

(CIM) Certification Program 13

Law Clerk – Estates 16

Law Clerk – Civil Litigation 16

Canadian Payroll Association

The CPA’s Certification Program 13

Law Clerk – Real Estate 16

Law Clerk – Corporate 16

Canadian Professional Sales

Association (CPSA) 13

Module 1: Supervisor’s Roles and Responsibilities 16

Module 2: Communicating Effectively 16

Certified Financial Planner Education

Program (CFP) 14

Module 3: Leading Effective Meetings 16

Module 4: Developing Effective Teams 16

Certified General Accountants Association

of Ontario Certification Program 14

Module 5: Coaching and Motivating 16

APM Integration 17

Human Resources Professionals Association 14 Project Closing 17

Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario 14 Project Execution and Control 17

Insurance Broker – IMAO 15 Project Initiation 17

Mortgage Broker – IMBA 15 Project Leadership 17

Ontario Institute of the Purchasing

Management Association of Canada 15

Project Planning 17

Public Speaking/Presentations 17

Association of Administrative Assistants 15 Team Building and Leadership 17

Human Relations 17

How to Start a Small Business 17

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applied project

management

online certification program

Learn all of the essential hard and soft skills necessary to be a high-performing project manager, and use a familiar project from your own field. This online program enables you to complete the certificate from the comfort of your home or office, and it affords you greater flexibility in scheduling your learning into your lifestyle. The program follows a modular weekly learning schedule over six consecutive courses, so you can can complete the certificate in as little as 14 weeks, or over several terms, up to two years, depending on your situation. You’ll share your learning experience with other online participants and instructors to allow you to learn from other professionals in diverse industries and grow your network. BUSn 0185 Project Initiation and Project Development BUSn 0187 Project Planning, Scheduling & Budgeting BUSn 0184 Project Execution and Control

BUSn 0186 Project leadership and Communications BUSn 0183 Project Closing & Continuous Improvement BUSn 0182 Applied Project Management Integration Project

canadian institute of

Bookkeeping (ciB)

certification program

Georgian College is pleased to co-operate with this association by offering many of the courses which are a credit towards the certificate of Certified Bookkeeper (CB). After successful completion of the academic and work experience requirements, students may apply for their CB designation. A passing grade of 65 per cent is required. Students must have access to a microcomputer and be familiar with it. They will also need to have completed senior secondary school courses in mathematics and English. For more information, call the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping at 416.925.9420 or write to P.O. Box 963, 31 Adelaide Street East, Toronto, ON M5C 2K3, or fax 416.929.8815 e-mail info@cibcb.com or visit www.cibcb.com

college equivalent ciB courses Spreadsheet and

Presentation Applications oFAD 1007

Computer Applications 1 CIB 111

Financial Accounting Principles 1

ACCT 1000 Bookkeeping 1 CIB 112 Financial Accounting Principles 2

ACCT 1001 Bookkeeping 2 CIB 113

Computerized Accounting

ACCT 1002 Computerized Bookkeeping 1 CIB 222 Advanced Computerized

Accounting ACCT 3002 Computerized Bookkeeping 2 CIB 223 Cost Accounting 1

ACCT 2003 Cost Management CIB 331 Taxation FnCE 2002 Income Tax CIB 332 legislation and Payroll

BUSI 1007 Payroll Administration CIB 333

canadian institute of

management (cim)

certification program

The Canadian Institute of Management, in co-operation with Georgian College, is pleased to offer their eight-subject program designed to enable you to use the tools of effective management to the fullest. Graduates will be awarded a Certificate in Management and Administration upon completion of six mandatory and two elective study courses, with a minimum grade of 60 per cent in each course. Candidates will be eligible to apply for the Certified in Management (CIM) designation once they have acquired two years of management/administration experience. In order to be granted the designation, candidates will be required to complete and submit an application to the Institute, along with two letters of reference and a current resume within six years of completing the prescribed studies.

For assistance with CIM educational requirements please contact development@cimlakesimcoe.ca. Additional information about the Canadian Institute of Management is available on the CIM Lake Simcoe website at www.cimlakesimcoe.ca or the CIM national website at www.cim.ca

college equivalent cim courses mandatory Principles of Management MGMT 2001 Introduction to Management 1A College Communications CoMM 1000 Managerial Communications 1B Business law lAWS 2000 Canadian Business law 2B Financial Accounting Principles

1 ACCT 1000 Managerial Accounting 3A Business Finance

FnCE 2000

Managerial Finance 4A Managerial Decision

Making MGMT 3001 Strategic Policy Analysis 4B

electives (choose any two) organizational Behaviour BUSI

1001 organizational Behaviour Microeconomics ECon 1000 or Macroeconomics ECon 2000 Economics Introduction to Marketing MKTG 1000 or Planning the Marketing Strategy MKTG 1001

Marketing

canadian payroll

association the Cpa’s

certification program

The Canadian Payroll Association (CPA) offers the only payroll certifications in Canada: the Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) and the Certified Payroll Manager (CPM). These programs prepare payroll practitioners to manage the compliance requirements of an organization’s annual payroll cycle, deliver clear and reliable payroll information, and contribute a payroll perspective to organizational policy and strategy discussions. www.payroll.ca

The Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) certification is the foundation of your career in payroll. It provides you with the compliance knowledge required to process an organization’s annual payroll cycle, effectively communicate payroll information to all stakeholders, and understand the accounting function as it relates to payroll.

BUSI 1007 legislation & Payroll BUSI 1008 Payroll Practices 1 BUSI 1009 Payroll Practices 2

ACCT 1000 Financial Accounting Principles 1

canadian professional sales

association (cpsa)

Give your sales team a competitive edge. Improve their selling skills, clearly establish their professional credibility and help them stand out from the competition. The CSP (Certified Sales Professional) designation identifies the holder as a highly qualified sales professional in tune with today’s global environment. CPSA Sales Institute helps people with their sales experience, selling skills, willingness to learn, and a commitment to abide by a strict professional Code of Ethics.

Information on CPSA can be found at www.cpsa.com or 416.408.2685.

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cpsa requirements georgian college courses Communications Communications at Work

CoMM 1001 and oral Presentations CoMM 1007 Marketing Introduction to

Marketing MKTG 1000 and Planning the Marketing Strategy MKTG 1001 Consultative Selling &

relationship Building Personal SellingMKTG 1003 or MKTG 1014 choose 2 options

Sales Administration Sales Management MKTG 2010

Sales & Technology Microcomputer Applications CoMP 1003

Business Acumen Business law lAWS 2000 or Managerial Decision Making MGMT 3001

certified Financial planner

education program (cFp)

Georgian is pleased to offer the CFP program using the CCH Canadian Ltd. Content and in co-operation with Advocis (financial membership association). This accredited curriculum qualifies candidates to sit for the CFP examination administered by the Financial Planners Standards Council (FPSC). The CFP is an internationally recognized designation.

The four courses in the CFP Program are:

BUSn 0088 Financial Planning Fundamentals BUSn 0085 Contemporary Practices in Financial Planning BUSn 0086 Comprehensive Practices in risk and

retirement Planning

BUSn 0087 Wealth Management and Estate Planning

certified general

accountants association

of ontario certification program

The CGA education program is a professional self-study program. Lectures and classroom sessions assist students by highlighting the important and more difficult aspects of the course. For complete information on fees and registration contact: The Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario, 240 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario M4P 1K8; phone 1.800.668.1454 or contact local representative: Paul Ferdinands,

705.725.2473 (days) or 705.739.6816 (evenings). Visit www.cga-ontario.org . For further information contact 705.728.1968, ext. 1643. For the CGA courses, students register with CGA. For the College Equivalent courses, students register with Continuing Education, Georgian College.

college equivalent cga equivalent Financial Accounting Principles

1 ACCT 1000 or ACCT 1010 Financial Accounting Principles 2 ACCT 1001 or ACCT 1012

Financial Accounting 1 (FA1)

Microeconomics

ECon 100 or ECon 1000 Micro and Macro Econom-ics (EM1) Business and Contract law

lAWS 2000 or lAWS 2031

Business law (lW1) Intermediate Accounting 1

ACCT 2001 Financial Accounting: Assets (FA2) Statistics 1 STAT 2000 Statistics 2 STAT 2001 Quantitative Methods ECon 2001 Business Quantitative Analysis (QU1) Cost Accounting 1 ACCT 2003 or ACCT 2009 Cost Accounting 2 ACCT 2000 or ACCT 2010 Management Accounting Fundamentals (MA1) Two half-credit courses

required. Any two of the following: business communications, effective writing or an English course such as CoMM 1000, CoMM 1001 or CoMM 1006. Business Communication (CM1) Intermediate Accounting 2 ACCT 2002 Intermediate Accounting 3 ACCT 3003 Financial Accounting: liabilities and Equities (FA3)

Business Finance FnCE 2000 or Financial Management FnCE 2010 and Managerial Finance FnCE 2001 Corporate Finance Fundamentals (Fn1) Microcomputer Applications CoMP 1003 Accounting Information Systems ACCT 3004 Managing Information Systems (MS1)

To be eligible for a transfer credit in BC1, you must obtain transfer credits in FA1, FA2, FA3, CM1, MA1, MS1, Fn1 and have a business degree or diploma. All requirements must be completed prior to enrolment in the CGA program.

Accounting Business Case (BC1)

ADVAnCED Taxation

FnCE 2002 *Personal and Corporate Taxation (TX1) Corporate Tax

FnCE 3002 Auditing 1 FnCE 3000 or FnCE 300 and Auditing 2 FnCE 3003 or FnCE 3007

*External Auditing (AU1)

human resources professionals

association

Georgian College offers the nine mandatory courses required by the Human Resources Professional Association for the Certified Human Resource Professional. Visit the HRPA website for more information and current requirements, www.hrpa.ca . 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.hrpa.ca .

hUrM 1000 human resources Management Foundations BUSI 1001 organizational Behaviour

ACCT 1003 Finance and Accounting hUrM 1001 occupational health and Safety hUrM 1002 labour relations

hUrM 1004 Compensation hUrM 1005 human resources Planning hUrM 1006 Training and Development hUrM 1007 recruitment and Selection

institute of Law clerks

of ontario

The Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario has been educating law clerks for over 25 years and Georgian College is pleased to offer the four required courses. Successful students will receive a certificate from the institute for completion of all courses. These courses are especially appropriate for those currently employed as law clerks or experienced legal secretaries. A good command of the written English language is a definite asset. The Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario sets a single exam based on the course curriculum. The same exam is available to all students province-wide; exam fee is $100.

Students wishing to write this exam must complete and submit the exam registration form prior to the registration deadline.

Prerequisite: Recommended minimum is Grade 12. Students should have a good command of the English language and previous legal experience is beneficial, although not necessary. Students without previous legal experience must understand that it is their responsibility to self-educate themselves and they must not hinder the progress of the class as a whole.For more information visit

www.ilco.on.ca or call 416.214.6252. The Institute recommends the courses be taken in the following order:

Mandatory (4):

BUSn 0037 Civil litigation BUSn 0010 Corporate law BUSn 0040 real Estate BUSn 0008 Estates

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insurance Broker – imao

Basic Broker Preparation

(RIBO Level 1 Licence) (BUSN 0149) IBAO offers a course that prepares Ontario Institute of Purchasing Management Association of Canada individuals in the insurance broker industry, with limited industry experience. This course takes students through the required RIB Act, insurance fundamentals such as: the principles of indemnity and insurable interest, personal property and personal automobile insurance principles. The course also examines OAP I wordings, and the RIBO Homeowner’s, Tenant’s and Condominium Unit Owner’s form. There is also a short portion on travel insurance. Please refer to the RIBO website for more information regarding licensing and credentials to become an insurance broker. All credentials are provided externally through RIBO.

note: The RIBO examination fee is extra and is payable to RIBO on the first day of class. Examinations are held on the last

day of class unless otherwise stated.

mortgage Broker – imBa

Ten steps to a Successful Mortgage Agent The IMBA mortgage agent course is the “gold standard” in mortgage-agent education and will provide all the skills required to immediately become a productive member of any brokerage firm.

You will know:

–the basics of processing an application

–how to market yourself to get clients

–how to deal effectively with clients

– how to promote the brokerage to earn repeat business

An IMBA education gives the best possible start to your career and provides brokers with the assurance that

IMBA-educated agent can “hit the ground running.” For more information contact: Paul Bath CPMB – Director of Training and Education – MortgagExec Ltd. Phone: 905.830.9997 or

E-mail: paul_bath@centum.ca

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ontario institute of the

purchasing management

association of canada

With more than 40,000 members and program participants, PMAC is the principle source of supply chain management training, education, and professional development in Canada. Supply chain management has emerged as a fast-paced and global career with advancement prospects all the way to the boardroom. OIPMAC offers two separate education programs: Strategic Supply Chain Management Leadership program, for mid-to senior executive level professionals; and Certificate in Supply Management, for entry-level practitioners.

ASSn 0028 Introduction to operations Management ASSn 0027 Introduction to Procurement ASSn 0140 Introduction to Transportation ASSn 0027 Introduction to logistics

note: Principles-based curriculum has now been phased out.

Certificate in Supply Management: Today’s global market demands skilled practitioners to support the management of complex corporate supply chains. The certificate program provides students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to launch or accelerate a successful career in supply chain management. Participants can complete a single course, seminar or the full program (no prerequisites or practical experience required). For detailed program requirements, contact 416.977.7566, e-mail info@ontarioinstitute.com or visit www.ontarioinstitute.com

association of

administrative assistants

The main purpose of the Association of Administrative Assistants is to encourage people in the business world to

continuously upgrade their professionalism through continuing education. The Qualified Administrative Assistant (Q.A.A.) program, sponsored by the association, is one of the vehicles available to those interested in advancing their professional development. The Q.A.A. program is a certificate program for office professionals interested in meeting the challenge of today’s demanding work force. Seven courses must be completed successfully within seven years to qualify for the QAA designation and certificate. For further information please contact registrar@aaa.ca or visit www.aaa.ca or call Arlene Stone at 705.728.1968, ext. 1261 or e-mail Arlene.stone@georgiancollege.ca Georgian College offers the following courses that fulfill the QAA certificate requirements:

association courses

georgian college courses_{(in-class or on-line)}

Compulsory Courses: Business Administration Entrepreneurship

BUSI 1014 oDE Business English Communications at Work:

CoMM 1001* or CoMM 1013 organizational Behaviour organizational Behaviour:

BUSI 1001 or BUSI 1010 Elective Courses (choose 4): Financial Accounting Financial Accounting

Principles 1: ACCT 1000 or ACCT 1011 AnD Financial Accounting Principles 2: ACCT 1001 or ACCT 1012 Business or

Commercial law Business law: lAWS 2000 or lAWS 2031

Computer Technology not available at this time Interpersonal

Communications not available at this time Economics Microeconomics: ECon 1000

or ECon 1003 and Macroeconomics ECon 2000 or ECon 2005

human resources Management

human resources Planning hUrM 1005 or hUrM 1010 or human resource Management Foundations hUrM 1000 or hUrM 1012 Marketing Introduction to Marketing

MKTG 1000 or MKTG 1012 and Planning the Marketing Strategy MKTG 1001 or MKTG 1013 Principles & Practice

of Supervision Principles of Management MGMT 2001 or MGMT 2010 Project Management Project Management MGMT

2012 or MGMT 2019 Psychology Introduction to Psychology

PSYl 1001 and Introduction to Psychology 2 PSYl 1002 * note that CoMM 1001 requires a pre-req of CoMM 1000

or College Placement Testing exemption.

proFessionaL deVeLopment

supervisory skills series

The opportunities and need for growth and development within a supervisory role are vast, encompassing knowledge and skills related to personal and organizational leadership, management, human relations, internal personal policies, government regulations,

communications, goal-setting, problem-solving, decision-making, team-building, coaching/ counselling, conflict resolution, quality and productivity. Within each of these areas of skill and knowledge there are requirements for increasing levels of expertise depending on the accountability and scope within individual and departmental roles.

Modules:

BUSn 0111 Module 1: The Supervisor’s roles and responsibilities BUSn 0112 Module 2: Communicating Effectively BUSn 0113 Module 3: leading Effective Meetings BUSn 0114 Module 4: Developing Effective Teams BUSn 0115 Module 5: Coaching and Motivating BUSn 0131 Module 6: Managing Conflict and Anger BUSn 0139 Module 7: leading a Multi-generational Workforce Participants completing any six modules will receive an Attestation of Attendance.

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management development

– supervisory skills

Do you want to develop and strengthen your supervisory abilities and become a more effective leader? This credential is ideal for front-line supervisors, managers and team leaders who need practical skills for dealing with day-to-day management challenges. Instructors are chosen for their ability to provide practical, relevant material acquired through personal education and experience. The courses are offered in different delivery formats (evening or weekends). It’s easy to take more than one course per semester and you can customize your learning with three electives.

Compulsory courses (six courses): oMDP 0002 Management for results oMDP 0004 Teambuilding and leadership oMDP 0008 human relations oMDP 0009 Communications

oMDP 0010 Creating Your Management Style oMDP 0020 Dealing with Difficult People General electives (choose three): oMDP 0016 operations Management oMDP 0003 Customer Service Excellence oMDP 0019 Personal Success oMDP 0001 Critical and Creative Thinking oMDP 0015 Training in the Workplace oMDP 0022 Effective labour relations oMDP 0012 Small Business Bookkeeping oMDP 0021 Exporting in a Global Economy oMDP 0007 Finance and Budgeting Basics oMDP 0011 how to Start a Small Business oMDP 0023 human resources Selection oMDP 0005 Marketing Strategies oMDP 0024 retail Management

Credential: recognition of Successful Completion 1 Semester (324hrs) I mdss

intro to procurement

Supply Management is the process of managing flows of goods, services knowledge and resulting finances. The goal of this course is to have candidates appreciate the procurement process and how it fits into the overall field of Supply Management. The procurement process extends well beyond the boundaries of the procurement department. For instance, senior management will be heavily involved in selecting supply partners. Similarly design departments will be heavily involved in selecting key technologies, which will have major implications in selecting suppliers. However, in most organizations the procurement department plays an integral role in all major procurement activities, in either a lead, or supporting role.

Thu Sep 20 - Dec 13 I 7 - 10pm I BA $478.75 I assn 0027

introduction to operations management

Operations Management is the art and science of ensuring that goods and services are created and delivered successfully to customers. This course will cover the basic and essential aspects of this field of study at the tactical level. A calculator will be required for some of the lessons. Tue Sep 18 - Dec 11 (39hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA $478.75 I assn 0028

Law clerk – estates

Estates deals with the preparation of wills and the administration of estates. This includes the collection, realization and management of the assets of the deceased and after settlement of the debts of the estates the payment of legacies and the distribution of the residue to the beneficiaries. Knowledge of the documents to be filed to obtain the required court grant of letters, testamentary preparation of estate accounts, administration of ongoing trusts and the preparation of income tax returns are all areas associated with this field. Tue Feb 5 - May 21 (48hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Exam: Jun 4 I registration deadline: May 17 $375.20 I BUsn 0008

Law clerk – civil Litigation

Topics include interviewing clients and witnesses, conducting preliminary

investigations, drafting pleadings, preparing demonstrative evidence, attendance on assessment of costs, preparing for and conducting small claims court trials. Tue Sep 4 - Mar 5 (75hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Exam: Mar 12 I registration deadline: Feb 22 $572.00 I BUsn 0037

Law clerk - real estate

Descriptions plans and surveys. Planning Act statutes of general application to land liens, encumbrances, status of owner, agreement of purchase and sale, searches, letter of requisitions, condominiums and co-operatives, mortgage transactions, statement of adjustments and residential leases will be covered.

Thu Sep 6 - Jan 24 (57hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Exam: Jan 29 I registration deadline: Jan 4 $444.80 I BUsn 0040

Law clerk – corporate

This course involves the preparation and filing of articles for incorporation of corporations and completion of their organization, the preparation and filing of documents in connection with variations in the constitution of corporations, winding-up, registration in other jurisdictions, preparation of agenda and minutes, preparation and filing of returns.

Thu Mar 21 - Jun 20 (42hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Exam: Jun 25 I registration deadline: Jun 7 $328.30 I BUsn 0010

Module 1: supervisor’s roles and

responsibilities

This module explores the role of the supervisor and the importance and impact of the supervisor on individual group and corporate success. Leadership styles attitudes behaviours and skills required for successful supervision will be discussed. Sat Sep 22 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I BA

Fri Sep 28 (6hrs) I 9am - 3:30pm I oS , SG Fri oct 12 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I or

$179.00 I BUsn 0111

module 2: communicating effectively

To develop a good working relationship and maintain a spirit of rapport and teamwork supervisors require effective communication skills. Improve relationships at work by understanding voice dynamics and body language learning how to listen question and give feedback.

Sat oct 13(6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I BA Fri oct 19 (6hrs) I 9am - 3:30pm I oS , SG Fri nov 2 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I or

$179.00 I BUsn 0112

module 3: Leading effective meetings

Meetings are often unproductive because people may not understand how to run them effectively. Learn the steps to follow for planning and conducting efficient meetings.

Sat nov 10 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I BA Fri nov 16 (6hrs) I 9am - 3:30pm I oS , SG Fri nov 30 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I or $179.00 I BUsn 0113

module 4: developing effective teams

Learn how to create and maintain a successful team. Discover the four phases of the team development model identify effective team behaviours how to set team goals and strategies for managing conflict within a team.

Sat nov 24 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I BA Fri Dec 7 (6hrs) I 9am - 3:30pm I SG Fri Dec 14 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I or $179.00 I BUsn 0114

module 5: coaching and motivating

Coaching is an ideal way to continuously improve the performance of workers. Discover the coaching model and how to apply its principles and learn how to use coaching as a motivator to maximize employee performance.

Sat Dec 8 (6hrs) I 9am - 4pm I BA $179.00 I BUsn 0115

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apm integration

Apply the various concepts, skills and experiences from all of the previous courses to a comprehensive integrated project. This is the final course in the program and it includes the final exam. Upon successful completion of this course participants will be granted the Advanced Project Management Certificate.

Dec 1 - 13 (8hrs) I BA Mar 30 - Apr 11 (8hrs) I BA $889.20 I BUsn 0182

project closing

Learn to continuously improve project management, achieve successful project sign-off and how to implement a project management office. Use project closing tools and techniques to learn lessons, complete administrative and financial closure and gain final acceptance from sponsors. Apply the Organizational Project Management Maturity Model to form PMOs. nov 24 - 29 (6hrs) I BA Mar 23 - Mar 28 (6hrs) I BA $391.90 I BUsn 0183

project execution and control

Learn to implement and control project performance to achieve project success efficiently and effectively. Apply practical techniques to track and manage project performance including change control, MS Project tracking, project recovery techniques, Earned Value Management, quality management, procurement management and contract management. oct 20 - nov 8 (18hrs) I BA Feb 16 - Mar 7 (18hrs) I BA $1175.70 I BUsn 0184

project initiation

Learn the fundamentals of projects in organizations, project selection methods and how to start a project correctly. Get practical experience defining the needs for projects and develop a functional project charter at the right level of detail for your situation.

Sep 8 - 13 (6hrs) I BA Jan 5 - Jan 10 (6hrs) I BA $391.90 I BUsn 0185

project Leadership

Develop essential leadership, team development, negotiating, problem solving, conflict resolution and

communication skills to manage project teams. Explore fundamental concepts of influence, motivation, interests, team dynamics and communication associated with project management.

nov 10 - 22 (12hrs) I BA Mar 9 - Mar 21 (12hrs) I BA $783.80 I BUsn 0186

project planning

Develop functional project planning skills by developing a full project plan. Explore scope, definition, work breakdown, resource estimation, critical path definition, scheduling, budgeting, proactive risk planning and integration of the entire project plan through demonstration and practice using MS Project and other planning tools.

Sep 15 - oct 18 (30hrs) I BA Jan 12 - Feb 14 (30hrs) I BA $1959.50 I BUsn 0187

public speaking/presentations

Students will learn how to prepare and present effective presentations and speeches. Using current technology students will learn communication strategies, persuasive techniques and how to speak during formal and informal presentations with confidence.

Tue oct 16 - Dec 4 (24hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Wed Feb 13 - Apr 3 (24hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA $249.00 I comU 0062

team Building and Leadership

Explore ways to increase group co-operation while maximizing individual contributions. Explore the tools and techniques necessary to monitor and evaluate the processes used and results obtained in the team approach. Tue Sep 25 - nov 27 (30hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA $219.00 I omdp 0004

human relations

Human Relations will improve managers understanding of people. Students will discuss motivation, handling conflict, delegation, building morale and more. These topics will give students practical insights into handling people more effectively and improve overall

performance. note: new weekend session in Barrie and afternoon sessions available in Midland.

Fri - Sat oct 26 - 27 (30hrs) I 9am - 5pm I BA Fri - Sat nov 16 - 17 (30hrs) I 9am - 5pm I BA $219.00 I omdp 0008

how to start a small Business

This is a complete how-to course including start-up costs, obtaining financing, marketing,staffing, purchasing, inventory control, government regulations, financial statements, legal forms analysis and planning.

Wed Sep 26 - nov 28 (30hrs) I 7 - 10pm I BA Tue oct 02 - Dec 04 (30hrs) I 6:30 - 9pm I MI $219.00 I omdp 0011

otn / VideoconFerencing and program deLiVery

The world leader in telemedicine, OTN enables teaching and learning at a distance through interactive videoconferencing and webcasts, offering the most convenient source of CME. Each year, more than 400,000 health care professionals participate in OTN-facilitated education across 1,400 sites, bringing best practices to the front lines of health care.

OTN’s experience and insight has expanded the way knowledge is shared and how the medical community interacts with each other and with patients. The benefits of using OTN for distance education include on-demand webcast viewing at the learner’s convenience, community outreach, reduced time, distance and cost barriers and the facilitation of in-depth collaboration.

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705.728.1968, ext. 5810

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healthconed@georgiancollege.ca

animaL care programs

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Animal Care Worker – Enforcement 19

Animal Care Worker – Shelter Operations 19

Animal Care Worker – Wildlife Care 19

animaL care coUrses

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Intro to Animal Care Services 19

Working with People 19

Animal ID and Assessment 19

First Aid for Animals 19

Animal Well Being Basic Handling 19

Dog Obedience Training 20

Canine Coach 20

Canine Emergency Care 20

Canine Basic Behaviour 101 20

Family Pet Grooming Coach 20

Canine Trauma Response – Part 2 20

Canine Self Defense 20

Dog to Dog Aggression – Basics 20

Canine Behaviour Basic 102 – Separation Anxiety 20

Canine First Aid – Part 1 21

Owning a Working – Breed Dog 21

Jobs with Dogs 21

Basic Equine Rehab 21

Advanced Equine Rehab 21

VPM – Human Resources 21

VPM

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Strategic Planning/Mrktg 21