our Spring 2016 Handbook - Louis Riel School Division

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Continuing
Education
Cooking
Computer Education
Fitness
And More
SPRING
2016
www.lrsdconed.net
Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
Introduction to Computers�� 3
Computer Education..................................................................4
Computer Education For 55 plus��7
Business............................................................................................8
Professional Development��9
Fitness............................................................................................. 10
Fitness - Zumba and Pilates�� 11
Fitness - Mature Adults and 55 Plus�� 12
Fitness - Yoga and Specialty Classes�� 13
Lifestyle and Leisure - Dance�� 13
Lifestyle and Leisure ................................................................ 14
Home and Garden.................................................................... 17
Cooking......................................................................................... 18
Artistic and Creative................................................................. 20
Language...................................................................................... 26
Emergency and Safety Training�� 27
Do-It-Yourself.............................................................................. 29
Registration Policies................................................................. 30
School Locations....................................................................... 30
Registration Information�� 31
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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS Introduction to Computers
This course is designed for the absolute
beginner or for those wanting a refresher. Topics include: general computer
terminology, use of the mouse, creating, saving, retrieving and formatting
documents as well as basic Windows
use. This course will prepare you for
other computer courses in our program.
Instructor: Joey Ste. Marie
5 Thursdays starting April 14
SI3
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$115
Room 308, Arts & Technology Centre
File Management
If you have basic computer skills but
continue to have difficulty managing
your files and folders, this is the course
for you. Learn how to organize your
files so you can retrieve them quickly
and efficiently, saving time and reducing frustration. This course will focus
on file management to increase your
understanding of Windows which will
increase your efficiency at home and at
work. The skills taught are an important
prerequisite for all Microsoft Office
courses and include how to:
• Set up and organize a filing system
• Create folders
• Move, copy, save and delete files
• Search for missing files
Prerequisite: Introduction To Computers
or equivalent.
3 Wednesdays starting May 25
SI5
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$79
Getting to Know Your Mac
Computer class with
Joey Ste. Marie
Introduction to Windows 7
In order to use a computer effectively
you must have a working knowledge of
its operating system. From the ‘Taskbar’
to ‘Start’ to ‘My Computer,’ you will
learn to work your way through the
Windows system including how to right
and left mouse click like you never have
before. Basic computer maintenance
and file management including creating folders, plus creating, copying and
searching for files will also be covered.
Prerequisite: Working knowledge of a
mouse.
5 Wednesdays starting April 13 (no
class April 27)
SI4
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$115
Learn the necessary skills and techniques to fully enjoy and utilize your
Mac. This course will introduce you to
the powerful Mac operating system and
the built in applications/programs that
come with your Mac. Learn where to
look for the resources that will make you
more efficient and productive on the
computer. Students should have some
familiarity with the Mac and be able to
use a mouse.
Instructor: Ward Anders
2 Mondays starting April 25
SI2 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. $64
Junior Graphics Lab, Glenlawn
Collegiate
Getting Started on
Your iPhone
Let us show you some of the features of
iOS8 and the built in apps that make
everyday things you do even more
incredible with iPhone.
Instructor: Warren Nightingale
Tuesday, April 19
SI6
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$25
Room 103, Glenlawn Collegiate
Getting Started on
Your iPad
Come learn about iOS8, built in apps,
iCloud, the App Store, and more. We
know the iPad will become your new favourite way to do just about everything.
Tuesday, April 26
SI7
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$25
New
snAPP shots: Taking Great
Photos with Mobile Devices
Learn how to capture, edit and share
stunning images with your smart device.
Whether you are a photo novice or a
photography enthusiast, you will have
fun learning:
- tips and tricks for mobile photography
- the best apps to achieve your desired
effects
- great finishing looks
Please bring your iPhone or iPad to
class.
Prerequisite: Getting Started with
iPhone or iPad class, or familiarity with
basic functions of your smart device
Tuesday, May 10
SI8
6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
$30
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Division Scolaire Louis Riel School Division
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COMPUTER EDUCATION
Getting to Know Photos
We’ll take an in-depth tour of the
popular photo management software
from Apple, demonstrating its various
features for organizing, editing, and
sharing photos. The course covers
techniques to categorize and combine
images into custom collections using
Photos’ geotagging and face detection,
and offers insight on how to perform
image corrections and enhancements.
We’ll also cover how to build customized slideshows and output to calendars, books, and greeting cards.
Prerequisite: Getting to Know Your
Mac or comfortable knowledge of your
Mac. Must be able to navigate and use
a mouse.
Instructor: Ward Anders
2 Mondays starting May 9
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6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$64
Jr. Graphics Lab, Glenlawn Collegiate
Introduction to iMovie
Creating and sharing movies has
never been easier. The iMovie software
provides users with an intuitive environment to edit plus features to enhance
creativity. Learn the basics of editing,
and how to apply those ideas in iMovie,
from capturing video, to assembling the
clips, to exporting the project. Additionally you will learn how to work with
still photos, titles, transitions, sound and
music to enrich the final product.
3 Wednesdays starting April 13
SC32
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
$55
Jr. Graphics Lab, Glenlawn Collegiate
Filmmaking with iPads
Turn your iPad into a film production
studio. Creating and sharing movies
has never been easier courtesy of digital
devices and powerful apps. Starting with
the basics of cinematic storytelling, learn
how to plan, shoot and construct short
movies that can be shared with family, friends and audiences everywhere.
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6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$55
4 Buying and Selling
on Kijiji
Introduction to Blogging
Have you ever wanted to sell your extra
household items or purchase things
without spending too much? This workshop will show you the benefits of using
Kijiji to buy and sell.
Instructor: Tina Strong
SC25 5:30 -7:30 p.m.
$39
Room 72, Grant Park High School
(WSD)
PicMonkey
New
You will discover there are many exciting and fun features available on this
online photo editing application. You
will learn how to do basic edits, special
effects, touch ups, add text, create a collage and much more.
Instructor: Tina Strong
SC8 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
$59
(WSD)
Internet, Email and
Cloud Computing
New
Internet and Email are two of the most
widely used home and professional
functions. They are two of the three
most required applications in the workforce. This course will show you how to:
surf effectively to find the required information, use the Internet as a tool, use
the Cloud for documentation support,
send/reply/forward emails, and send attachments and documents using Email
and Internet applications. Certificates
are available at the end of this course.
Instructor: Lisa Borchert
SC19 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. $79
(WSD)
This introductory course will explore the
popular online activity of blogging. Students will come to understand the blog
concept and its uses. Learn to develop a
blog idea, launch a blogsite, write posts,
manage blogging activity and attract
readership. Hands on exercises will help
you to become comfortable with blogging while having fun at the same time.
Instructor: Michael Kulasza
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6:30 – 9:00 p.m. $115
Intro to Game Development
Learn a broad cross-section of the game
development process as you create your
own game. You will create a small and
simple complete game, with a start,
gameplay, and end state. The core of the
class will entail following the workflow
of importing assets into your project,
and using them to create a game using
simple or provided code. Learn the
concepts of game play, user interaction,
states, and the Unity 3-D workflow.
Jim has worked on several well-known
games with a large game company and
is a board member of the local International Game Developers Association
chapter.
Instructor: Jim MacKenzie
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6:30 – 9:00 p.m. $125
INSTRUCTORS
WANTED
If you would like to teach
a Continuing Education
course, please phone
Jan Laidlaw
at (204) 237-8130.
(204)237-8130
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COMPUTER EDUCATION Intro to Photoshop
Learn the world’s most powerful image
editing software...and feel comfortable
doing it! Industry professionals have
been relying on Photoshop for years
to create amazing images and works of
art. Find out why. Whether your work
is destined for print or web, Photoshop
is a great place to start. Learn the basics
of Photoshop and remove all fears
of diving into this amazing program.
Some of the topics covered include:
• When to use Photoshop
• Navigating the workspace
• Cropping, rotating and sizing
• Resolution and bit depth
demystified
• Understanding colour theory and colour spaces
• Colour correction and adjustments
• Creating artwork from scratch
• Photo retouching
• Introduction to selections and layers
• Building panoramas
Instructor: Larry Kowalski
Prerequisite: Familiarity with windows
and general computer navigation.
SC9
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. $120
Intermediate Photoshop
You have the basics, now take your
Photoshop skills to the next level. Work
through a few multi-class projects that
build upon lessons taught in each session. Topics covered include:
• Selections (creating, saving, loading
and quick mask mode)
• Layer masks (non-destructive editing)
• Adjustment layers (non-destructive
colour correction)
• Layering techniques (build multilayer composites)
• Layer effects (utilize built in effects)
• Adding text (add vector type to your
creations)
• Actions (let Photoshop do the work
with automated tasks)
Instructor: Larry Kowalski
Prerequisite: Intro to Photoshop or previous Photoshop experience. Understanding navigation of files and folders on a
PC.
4 Thursdays starting May 19
SC10
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$95
www.lrsdconed.net
Introduction to Web Publishing
Intermediate InDesign
This course is designed for students who
are new to web design and development. You will gain the knowledge and
hands-on practice you need to build
and manage intuitive, attractive, accessible, and professional web sites using
Dreamweaver and other web authoring
tools. The course focuses on the basic
information needed to set up, create and
manage your own site. Topics covered in
this course include Dreamweaver basics,
working with tables, working with
images and templates, working with
cascading style sheets (CSS), using CSS
to lay out a page, and publishing. The
course will also include instruction in
the use of free web authoring tools and
social media tools for websites such as
RSS, social bookmarking, photo sharing,
blogs and wikis, and embedded media
(photos, videos and podcasts).
Intermediate InDesign builds on the
topics covered in the introductory
InDesign course and is recommended
for individuals who want to expand
their knowledge of InDesign to create
longer documents such as books, reports,
newsletters and marketing materials.
The course will focus on creating files
from their inception to printing and will
include the following topics:
• Creating book files
• Text flow and linking text files
• Advanced work with styles and
templates
• Creating tables
• Editing in the Story Editor
• Font issues
• Layers and transparency
• Pre-flight checks and printing
• Separations and overprint previews
Instructor: Brian McLean
Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows
and World Wide Web.
4 Tuesdays starting April 19
SC11
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$95
Introduction to Adobe
After Effects
New
Adobe After Effects is a powerful application used to create motion graphics
and visual effects for film and video.
This course will cover layout, design,
video manipulation, 2D animation, and
some special effects. At the completion
of the course, students will be able to
create graphic elements and animations
for video production, design and apply
effects, set keyframes on a timeline and
work with transform properties, motion
paths, masks, and effects, developing
a solid foundation in this increasingly
popular and versatile program.
Instructors: Brian Cameron & Ken
Plaetinck
8 Mondays starting April 11 (no class
May 23)
SC17
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$195
Instructor: Brian McLean
Prerequisite: Introduction to InDesign
or equivalent.
3 Tuesdays starting May 17
SC16
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. $80
Illustrator Fundamentals
Learn how to effectively use many of
the tools and techniques available in
Illustrator to create vector graphics for
print and web. Learn how to create
illustrations, text effects and line art.
Includes digital drawing, compound
paths, three-dimensional objects, layers,
patterns, graphs, blends and special
effects. Students will create a variety of
documents for print or the web.
Instructor: Evelyn Beaudry
SC15
6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
$120
Illustrator class
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COMPUTER EDUCATION Excel 2013 Fundamentals
Word 2013 Fundamentals
PowerPoint 2013 Fundamentals
Excel 2013 is an extremely powerful
number tool that replaces the paper ledger sheet with the computer equivalent:
the spreadsheet. You will learn to do the
following:
• Open, navigate and save spreadsheets
• Enter and edit data in a worksheet
• Use formulas and functions
• Format data, cells and worksheets
• Print worksheets
Instructor: Dean Schofield
Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding, working knowledge of Windows and file
management.
class April 27)
SC3 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$115
Learn the most popular word processing
program around or refresh and enhance
your current working knowledge of
Word. This introductory course will provide instruction on creating documents,
editing, fonts and paragraph/page/
section formatting. Learn how to use
headers and footers, section breaks and
graphics. Tabs, bullets, numbering, spell
check, thesaurus, enhanced auto correct,
getting help, clip art and timesaving
techniques will also be covered.
Instructor: Nicole Belanger
Excel 2013 Advanced
Word 2013 Advanced
Discover how to create effective presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Through hands-on exercises, participants
will learn how to create professional
presentations that combine text, clip
art, drawings, tables, charts and graphs.
Learn to accomplish the following:
• Create presentations using blank
slides and templates
• Use outlines to organize text in presentations
• Use formatting techniques to improve
the appearance of information and
slides
• Enhance presentations using shapes,
graphics and charts
• Animate objects in a presentation
• Produce a slide show
Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and
working knowledge of Windows.
SC5
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $84
An advanced class for those who have
taken Excel 2013 Fundamentals or who
have been working with Excel and want
to learn the advanced features of the
software. You will learn the following:
• Linking worksheets
• Using formulas across worksheets and
spreadsheets
• Advanced functions including nested
IF functions
• Creating and modifying charts
• Analyzing data – sort and filter
• Pivot charts and pivot tables
• Lookup functions
• Subtotals feature
• Data consolidation tables
Prerequisite: Excel 2013 Fundamentals,
or equivalent, or experience working
with Excel.
SC4
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$115
Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and
working knowledge of Windows.
SC1
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$115
Room 227, Dakota Collegiate
This advanced course is for those who
already use Word and want to learn the
advanced features, including dozens of
tips and short cuts. Topics include: how
to utilize tables effectively (including
formulas and sorting text); how to work
with graphics, columns, text boxes, and
borders to create eye-catching newsletters and brochures; mail merge to
produce form letters and envelopes; auto
correct features; charts and diagrams;
as well as how to work with table of
contents and footnotes.
Prerequisite: Word 2013 Fundamentals,
or equivalent, or experience working
with Word.
4 Mondays starting May 16 (no class
May 23)
SC2
6:00 -9:00 p.m.
$115
Access 2013 Fundamentals
Learn to create your own databases
quickly and confidently using Access.
Topics include: forming databases,
working with tables, reports and queries,
merging information within different
programs, and formatting information
for effectiveness.
SC6
6:00 -9:00 p.m.
$115
Excel class
6 Division Scolaire Louis Riel School Division
(204)237-8130
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COMPUTER EDUCATION FOR 55 PLUS
In order to keep the fees low, LRSD CED is subsidizing part of the cost of these courses. As a result,
these courses are designed for seniors (ages 55 and over).
File Management
Introduction to Excel 2013 New
If you have basic computer skills but
continue to have difficulty managing
your files and folders, here is the course
for you. Learn how to organize your files
and folders so you can retrieve them
quickly and efficiently, saving time and
reducing frustration. This course will focus on file management to increase your
understanding of Windows which will
increase your efficiency at home and at
work. The skills taught are an important
prerequisite for all the Microsoft Office
courses and include how to:
• Set up and organize a filing system
• Create folders
• Move, copy, save and delete files
• Search for missing files
Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers
or equivalent.
SS8
4:45 - 6:45 p.m.
$74
Excel is a powerful tool that replaces the
paper ledger sheet with the computer
equivalent - the spreadsheet. You can do
basic accounting without needing to use
an eraser or calculator. Learn how to use
Excel to do basic tasks such as tracking
household expenses and developing a
budget. You will learn how to create a
spreadsheet, do data entry, format cells
and work with columns.
Introduction to Word 2013 This course will introduce you to the
basic commands, functions and capabilities of Microsoft Word. It will cover
the following: create, edit, save, open
and close documents; preview and print
documents; apply formatting to text
and paragraphs; move and copy text;
set margins; proofread and correct your
documents; and how to get help. Please
bring a three-ring binder, paper and a
pen.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers
(required) and File Management (recommended).
SS2
4:45 - 6:45 p.m.
$49
Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding, mouse
skills and knowledge of Windows.
SS4
4:45 - 6:45 p.m. $69
Internet Safety and
Social Media
Learn how to be a good digital citizen
by knowing how to check and verify the
information forwarded to you by others.
Protect yourself from identity theft and
bogus websites. Real examples of spam,
attempts at identity theft and false
information on the web will be explored
with strategies for how to deal with
these situations. Explore some of the
social networking sites out there. New
“social smarts” online will be examined,
enhancing your ability to communicate
with children and grandchildren. The
effective use of Google will be demonstrated, with ways to make it work for
you efficiently. All applications used /
examined can be acquired free of charge.
Instructor: Allan Appel
SS9
6:30 -8:30 p.m.
$69
Getting Started on
Your iPhone
Let us show you some of the features of
iOS8 and the built in apps that make
everyday things you do even more
incredible with iPhone.
Tuesday, April 19
SI6 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$25
Getting Started on
Your iPad
Come learn about iOS8, built in apps,
iCloud, the App Store, and more. We
know the iPad will become your new favourite way to do just about everything.
Tuesday, April 26
SI7
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$25
snAPP shots: Taking Great New
Photos with Mobile Devices
Learn how to capture, edit and share
stunning images with your smart device.
Whether you are a photo novice or a
photography enthusiast, you will have
fun learning:
- tips and tricks for mobile photography
- the best apps to achieve your desired
effects
- great finishing looks
Please bring your iPhone or iPad to
class.
Prerequisite: Getting Started with iPhone
or iPad class, or familiarity with basic
functions of your smart device
Tuesday, May 10
SI8
6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
$30
Intro to Computers
for Seniors course
www.lrsdconed.net
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BUSINESS
Business Accounting
Level One
Business Accounting Level One will
provide students with the fundamentals
and practical applications of basic accounting. Students will learn accounting
procedures and practices necessary in
any small business. This course will cover
the accounting cycle consisting of: accounting terminology, originating source
documents, journalizing (including PST
and GST), posting, preparing a trial
balance, 6, 8, and 10 column worksheets,
an income statement, a classified balance
sheet and closing entries. No previous accounting experience required.
Excel will be used as a tool to assist in
reinforcing accounting concepts learned.
A textbook and workbook are required.
The same textbook is used for Business
Accounting Level Two. Please bring a
memory stick to class.
Instructor: Bill Vandurme
SB1
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$335 ($185 course fee plus $150 for the
textbook and study guide/workbook)
Business Accounting Level Two
This course is a continuation of the introductory Business Accounting Level One
course. Topics covered will be: accounting for a merchandising company, cash
control and banking, payroll accounting,
introduction to sole proprietorships,
partnership, corporation accounting and
financial analysis. Excel will be used as
a tool to assist in reinforcing accounting
concepts learned. The Business Accounting Level One textbook and workbook
will be used for the Business Accounting
Level Two course. Sage 50 Accounting
will be introduced. The topics covered in
Sage 50 Accounting will be the General
Module (General Journal), the Payables
Module (Accounts Payable Journal)
and the Receivables Module (Accounts
Receivable Journal). Please bring a
memory stick to class. Bringing a laptop
is recommended for Sage 50 but is not
required, as computers are available at
the school. Instructor: Bill Vandurme
SB2
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$205
8 Starting a Small Business
Are you interested in learning the
procedures necessary to set up your
own business? This course will take you
step-by-step through the following: the
business planning process, legal structures of business, financing your business, evaluating opportunities, taxation,
financing requirements, accounting and
bookkeeping rules, GST and PST, market research, marketing your business,
starting a small business in Manitoba
and more. Please bring a binder to class.
Please note: Completion of this course
satisfies the training requirement for the
Manitoba Business Start Loan Guarantee Program and the Rural Entrepreneurial Assistance Program (REA).
Instructor: Paul Paradis
class April 27 & May 4)
SB4
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$179
Room 108, J. H. Bruns Collegiate
(lower level)
Supervision Essentials
Learn the tools you need to manage
effectively. Topics include team building,
communication skills, leadership styles,
prioritizing and delegating, managing
change, performance appraisals and
improving job satisfaction. You will also
learn more about cultural diversity, generational gaps and dealing with unions
in the workplace.
Instructor: Selene Paul
SB19
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. $59
Room 207, Nelson McIntyre Collegiate
Project Management - the Basics
Learn project management techniques
to help you better plan, manage and
control business projects, including:
managing teams for performance, developing and maintaining budgets, creating
and reaching realistic goals, developing
risk management plans, creating project
tracking tools, establishing performance
measurements/benchmarks, and more.
Instructor: Selene Paul
Tuesday, May 31
SB7
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$39
Online Marketing for
Business
Enhance your online marketing efforts
by utilizing some simple, easy-to-use
tips. Learn how to use social media, free
and affordable websites and templates,
pay-per-click ads and other tools to increase your Search Engine Optimization
and get your business displayed on the
first few pages of search engine results.
You won’t need technical expertise for
this course, just an interest in online
marketing to draw new customers to
your business. Instructor: Selene Paul
Tuesday, June 7
SB5
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. $39
Women and Money
This session covers multiple areas of a
holistic, comprehensive, detailed financial plan. Topics include: creating wealth
using a strategic approach, parental
leaves, creating a tax efficient income
stream for retirement – TFSA, RRSP,
LIRA, Non-Registered, CPP, OAS, etc.
Taxation of assets: interest vs capital
gains vs dividends. Tax planned wills,
different types of powers of attorney,
beneficiary designations. The instructor
is an Associate Consultant at Investors
Group. Instructor: Page Studler
Tuesday, May 10
SB26
7:00 - 8:15 p.m. $15
Room 104, Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Creating Your
Retirement Paycheque
How much money do you need to retire
comfortably and remain comfortably
retired? Topics include recent changes
to CPP and OAS, pension income splitting, sources of pension income, TFSA/
RSP/LIRA/RIF/LIF, and strategies to
reduce taxes during retirement. Attend
to create the cash flow needed for a
worry free retirement.
Instructor: Paul Fust
Tuesday, April 19
SB21.1
7:00 - 8:15 p.m.
$15
Tuesday, May 24
SB21.2
7:00 - 8:15 p.m.
$15
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
UWinnipeg DCE
Language and Learning
New
This course will examine normal
speech and language development,
factors that affect the acquisition of
language, and how a child’s language
will impact the acquisition of academic skills, specifically in the areas
of school readiness and language arts.
The course will also provide information on various language disorders and
review strategies which will aid in the
child’s acquisition of language. This
course is highly interactive and skills
based. It is a “hands-on” approach to
learning.
To register phone the University of
Winnipeg Continuing Education
Department at 204-982-6633.
SP2 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$340
Room 39, Windsor Park Collegiate
(use doors on west side of school)
Developing Yoga and
Mindfulness Programs
for Children
New
This workshop is for the educator
or caregiver interested in enhancing a child’s educational experience
through mindfulness and playfulness.
Learn how to share yoga inspired
activities with children and students
in schools, daycares and at home. This
program is developed with special
attention to everyday activities that
will compliment your current curriculum. With hands-on lessons, you
will gain the confidence to channel
a child’s creative energy in a variety
of fun ways. A handbook is included
in the fee. This workshop is part of a
multi-level Teacher Training program
offered by Serene Yoga Studio.
Participants can choose to apply the
hours accrued from this workshop
towards certification in the Kids Yoga
Teacher Training program. No previous experience required.
Instructor: Serene Yoga Studio
Sunday, May 29
SP3 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $95
Gym, Arts & Technology Centre
www.lrsdconed.net
First Aid and CPR
for Educational Assistants
WEVAS (Working Effectively with
Violent and Aggressive States)
Learn what to do in an emergency before
professional help arrives. Includes injury
and illness assessment, basic wounds,
proper bandaging techniques, and information on accessing EMS and protecting yourself from disease transmission
during an emergency. Includes Level
A CPR and a module on Obstructed
Airway Management of persons who are
confined to a wheelchair. Course manuals are included. This course meets the
requirements of Provincial and Federal
Workplace First Aid guidelines.
Instructor: Heart Beat Inc.
SE4
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
$95
Learn the skills to work effectively with
potentially anxious, agitated and aggressive people. WEVAS is a program designed especially for educational settings
to help develop and improve communication skills to de-escalate potentially
dangerous situations. It is an integral part
of an overall plan to develop safe and
caring environments. These skills are life
skills. They can be used by all care and
service organizations including health,
corrections, personal care, social work,
youth services, parenting and especially
people working in the area of education.
Please bring a nut-free dinner. Instructors: Dorothy Braun and Sandee Deck
New
Improving Communication
with Adults Needing Special Care
Feel empowered to connect and communicate more effectively with adults in
your care who have had a stroke, brain
injury, dementia or Parkinson’s Disease.
Learn practical skills and develop tools
and materials you can use to enhance
communication. There will also be an
opportunity to interact with people who
have communication difficulties to learn
what tools will be most beneficial.
Instructor: Allison Baird, M.A. CCC-sp
SpeechWorks Inc.
SP4 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$89
Room 102, College Jeanne Sauve
Please note: SP1 is eligible for a transfer
credit of 15 Allocated Elective hours in
the EADP at the U of W DCE.
SP1
5:00 - 10:00 p.m. $149
Dining Room, ATC
ATC Salon
Your Relaxation Our Priority
Hairstyling Services
Shampoo and Set/Blow-dry $3
Haircut and Style $6
Updo$5
Perms $25 - $40
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Nail Technology Services
Basic Manicure
French Manicure
Shellac Manicure
Pedicure
Shellac Pedicure
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$5
$7
$15
$10 - $15
$20
Esthetics Services
Waxing
Massage
Hot Stone Massage
Facials
Age Smart Facial
Collagen Facial
Deluxe Package: Facial, Mani, Pedi
$2 - $20
$10 - $20
$25
$20 - $25
$35
$35
$40
Treat
Yourself
Call (204) 233-3754 to book an appointment.
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FITNESS
Please consult your physician prior to participating in our fitness courses.
Instructors will adapt classes to the fitness level of the participants.
Save $5 when you register for 2 multiweek fitness classes. Save $10 when you register for 3 multiweek fitness classes.
Please note: Mature Adults, 55 Plus, Yoga and Specialty classes are not included.
No-Bounce
Cardio/Muscle Combo
This energetic workout will burn fat and
control weight while you build healthy
bones, muscles and joints. Includes
effective abdominal and muscle conditioning plus a relaxing cool down
for flexibility and to maintain range of
motion. Bring hand weights, towel and
water bottle. Instructor: Gerry Coyne
May 23)
SF7.1
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
$69
Gym #2, Shamrock School
SF7.2
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Gym, Dr. D.W. Penner School
$79
Boot Camp - Basic Training
A fun but demanding atmosphere
that generates results! Boot Camp is
a strength and conditioning program,
including power movements, speed and
agility with increasing intensity over
the weeks. Exercises can be modified
to meet participant needs. This heartpumping workout will work every
muscle. Please bring hand weights, exercise band, water bottle, yoga mat and
towel. Instructor: Alexa Dutchak
May 16 & 23)
SF9
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$79
MPR, Samuel Burland School
Latin Cardio and Core
Start the class with an energizing halfhour cardio workout to great Latin
music, that will help you burn calories
and get in shape. Then a half-hour of
core conditioning provides stretching
and strengthening. This low impact class
is suitable for all fitness levels. Get a balanced workout that benefits your whole
body. Bring exercise band, yoga mat if
you have one, and a towel.
Instructor: Silvina Holzman
SF1 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
$69
Gym, Glenwood School
10 20/20/20
Muscle Conditioning and Toning
This class combines 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of strengthening, and 20
minutes of flexibility training. All ages
and all fitness levels welcome! Please
bring hand weights, exercise band,
water bottle and towel.
May 23)
SF3.1
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$79
Muscle conditioning can increase
muscle tone, decrease body fat, increase
metabolism, improve flexibility and reduce risk of lower back injury. Build and
maintain muscular strength, endurance
and balance. The relaxing cool down
enhances flexibility and range of motion.
Exercises will be modified to meet the
needs of individual participants. Please
bring hand weights, exercise band, water
bottle, yoga mat and towel.
Instructor: Alexa Dutchak
May 16 & 23)
SF6
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
$79
MPR, Samuel Burland School
Instructor: Alexa Dutchak
Please bring a yoga mat.
9 Tuesdays starting April 12 (no class
May 17)
SF3.2
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
$79
MPR, Highbury School
Fitness Fusion
Burn mega calories, and relieve stress
with fun, easy to learn cardio moves
infused with traditional low bounce
aerobics and the ancient and beautiful
fundamentals of Belly Dance, Bollywood and African Dance. Then muscle
resistance exercises will increase strength
and muscle tone, targeting the upper
body, abs, buttocks and thighs. Pilates
and Yoga exercises will also be used to
achieve a strong, toned body, focused
mind, improved balance, posture and
relaxation. Great for all fitness levels.
Instructor: Kendra Kotowski
6 Wednesdays starting April 6 (no class
April 20 & 27)
SF20 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
$60
Minh-Duc Jiu-Jitsu
Self-Defense Beginner
Instruction is based mainly on traditional Japanese Jiu-Jitsu (not MMA
style fighting) with elements of Aikido,
Kung-Fu, Tai Chi, and police control
techniques. Learn practical defense
techniques to help you protect yourself
in real-life situations. Study Jiu-Jitsu
in our friendly club atmosphere where
curriculum leads to belt grading and
advancement. Ideal for anyone from 15
years to senior adults who wish to build
confidence and learn to protect themselves. Please wear comfortable clothing.
No gi required. Sensei Viet Doan holds
a 5th degree black belt in traditional
Japanese Jiu Jitsu.
SF43
7:00 - 8:15 p.m.
$80
Minh-Duc Jiu-Jitsu Advanced
Our fitness instructors are
certified in their respective areas.
Exercise bands and foam blocks
are available for purchase at the
Continuing Education office.
Learn more advanced moves incorporating techniques from Jiu-Jitsu, Aikido,
Kung-Fu, Tai Chi, police control tactics
and hand-to-hand combat. Course
curriculum allows for belt grading.
Please wear comfortable clothing. No gi
required. Instructor: Sensei Viet Doan,
5th degree black belt.
Prerequisite: Participants must hold a
minimum Blue Belt in Jiu-Jitsu or other
martial art equivalent.
SF44
8:30 - 9:45 p.m.
$98
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FITNESS - ZUMBA AND PILATES
Zumba
Barre/Yogalates
The Zumba program is a fitness-party
with a contagious blend of Latin and
international rhythms that provides
a fun and effective workout. Coined
“fitness-parties,” Zumba classes blend
upbeat world rhythms with easy-tofollow choreography, which provide
effective total-body workouts. With
Zumba you’ll want to work out, love
working out, and get hooked. No experience necessary. Please wear comfortable
clothes and shoes or runners.
This challenging fusion class combines
elements of Yoga, Pilates and Ballet
to strengthen your core and postural
muscles. Improve your strength, flexibility, alignment, concentration and
body awareness using the barre as a
prop. There are similarities between
Yoga, Pilates and Ballet which make this
a perfect trio. Bring a yoga mat and light
weights. Instructor: Paula Fridman
SF25
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$89
Gym, Nordale School
Instructor: Mirnesa Dautovic
April 25 & May 23))
SF15.1
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
$80
Instructor: Paula Fridman
SF15.2
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Gym, Nordale School
$89
Instructor: Kari Liu
SF15.3 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Gym, D.W. Penner School
$89
Stott Pilates - Introduction Mat
Stretch, strengthen and tone your body
without building bulk or stressing your
joints. Exercise all the muscles in the
body, for a total body workout that
strengthens your muscles and increases
flexibility and endurance. Bring a mat,
band and towel. No Pilates experience
necessary. Instructor: Lorna Pankratz
May 10)
SF21.1
6:05 - 7:05 p.m.
$89
Community Rm., Island Lakes School
9 Thursdays starting April 14 (no class
April 21 & May 19)
SF21.2
6:05 - 7:05 p.m.
$89
Stott Pilates
Combined course suitable for all levels.
Exercises can be modified to meet individual needs. Use props to spice up your
routine while improving your flexibility
and strengthening your core. Bring an
exercise band and mat.
Instructor: Linda Jacob
April 25 and May 23))
SF24.1 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
$89
class April 20 & 27)
SF24.2
10:30 - 11:30 a.m. $89
NeuroMovement®
Change your brain and your life with
another series of Transformational
Movement Lessons designed to enhance
body-mind connections. Through gentle,
slow paced movements that increase
your awareness, you learn to expand your
range of motion, improve your strength
and posture, and experience renewed
vitality, physical comfort, and clarity of
mind. Beginners are welcome. Please
bring a towel. Instructor Germaine Norberg is a NeuroMovement® Practitioner
(Anat Baniel Method)
May 3)
SF13.1 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$89
MPR, Shamrock School
May 3)
SF13.2 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$89
Zen•Ga
Zumba Half and Half
Zumba gives you a cardio and toning
workout as you dance your way to fitness
with great Latin moves. This is followed
by a half hour of Core Conditioning
and strengthening. This low impact class
is suitable for all fitness levels. Bring an
exercise band, water bottle, towel and
mat.
May 23)
SF16
7:10 - 8:10 p.m.
$89
www.lrsdconed.net
Pilates class
ZEN represents the search for inner
discovery, and YOGA symbolizes a
pathway to reach it. ZEN•GA, is based
on Four Mindful Movement Principles: breath, support, yield and flow.
ZEN•GA focuses on core stability,
stamina and resilience while attaining
a state of presence. The increase in demand on the neuromuscular system affords the benefits of improved strength,
enhanced elasticity and creates a more
youthful, resilient and fluid body.
Instructor: Lorna Pankratz
April 21 & May 19)
SF18
7:10 - 8:10 p.m.
$89
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FITNESS - MATURE ADULTS AND 55 PLUS
Nice and Easy Fitness
for Mature Adults
Make physical activity a part of your
daily routine with an exercise program
that meets the unique fitness and
health needs of mature adults. Being
active can prevent and help treat many
of the most common chronic medical
conditions associated with aging. This
class will consist of a warm-up, gentle
but effective cardio exercises, strength
training, a cool-down and a time for
relaxation. Customized exercises will be
given. Please bring hand weights and an
exercise band.
Instructor: Claudia Chernitsky
April 28)
SF26
10:10 – 11:10 a.m. $69
Stretch and Tone Fitness
for Mature Adults
Muscle conditioning provides men and
women with many positive benefits including increased muscle tone, decreased
body fat, increased metabolism, greater
flexibility and reduced risk of lower back
pain. Participants will work on muscular
strength, endurance, flexibility, stability
and balance. If you have been inactive or
just want to focus on strengthening and
stretching, this cardio-free class is for
you. Please bring hand weights, exercise
band and mat if you have one.
class April 20 & 27)
SF27
3:05 - 4:05 p.m.
$69
Yoga for Mature Adults
Relax and renew in a class designed
specifically for mature adults. Develop
body awareness, flexibility and strength
through postural moves. Discover the
keys to deep relaxation; learn to use
your body, your mind and breath to
create harmony from within. This class
is suitable for beginning or continuing
students. Please bring a mat if you have
one and a blanket or shawl.
Instructor: Yoga Centre of Winnipeg
April 19)
SF29
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
$89
12 Let’s Move, Let’s Dance
A class that brings the fun back into
fitness with a total body workout specifically designed to address the needs
of the active older adult. Improve your
balance, flexibility and cardiovascular
strength. This is the perfect way to
combat stress and inactivity safely and
effectively. Great Latin moves and easy
to follow dances are used including the
Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha and Tango.
Suitable for all fitness levels. Previous
dance experience NOT required. Please
wear comfortable clothes and shoes or
runners. Instructor: Claudia Chernitsky
April 28)
SF31
9:10 - 10:00 a.m.
$69
NeuroMovement®
Change your brain and your life with
another series of Transformational
Movement Lessons designed to enhance body-mind connections. Through
gentle, slow paced movements that
increase your awareness, you learn to
expand your range of motion, improve
your strength and posture, and experience renewed vitality, physical comfort,
and clarity of mind. Beginners are
welcome. Please bring a towel.
“Movement is life. Life is a process. Improve the quality of movement and you
improve the quality of life itself.”- Moshe
Feldenkrais
Instructor Germaine Norberg is a
NeuroMovement®Practitioner (Anat
Baniel Method)
May 3)
SF13.1
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$89
May 3)
SF13.2
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$89
PACE
Class
PACE (People With Arthritis
Can Exercise)
PACE is an exercise program created
by the Arthritis Society and is ideal for
people with arthritis and fibromyalgia.
Our certified PACE instructors will
help you improve your flexibility, muscle
strength, range of motion and endurance without hurting your joints. You
are encouraged to exercise either sitting
or standing, doing routines that help
you to relieve stiffness and improve your
posture. Each class finishes with peaceful relaxation time.
Instructor: Claudia Chernitsky
April 28)
SF30 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. $69
Zumba Gold for Mature Adults
Even those who hate to exercise will
enjoy the party-like atmosphere as you
improve your balance, flexibility and
cardiovascular strength. This class offers
a safe and effective way to combat stress
and inactivity. Great Latin moves and
easy to follow dances are used including the Merengue, Salsa and Cha Cha.
Suitable for all fitness levels. Previous
dance experience NOT required. Please
wear comfortable clothes and shoes or
runners. Instructor: Silvina Holzman
class April 20)
SF28
1:55 - 2:55 p.m.
$69
Urban Poling
New
Urban Poling provides balance, aerobic and strength building benefits. By
adding poles, a walk becomes a full
body workout using 90% of the body’s
muscles. Ideal for people of all ages,
and especially beneficial for those with
osteoarthritis in the knees. Urban Poling
can be done almost anywhere – sidewalks, parks, hiking trails and indoor
tracks in both winter and summer.
Peggy is a Certified Urban Poling Instructor who has avoided knee replacements because of Urban Poling.
Instructor: Peggy Prendergast
SF35
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
$39
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FITNESS - YOGA AND LEISURE - DANCE Yoga for the Beginner
Yin Yoga Flow
Gain body awareness through flexibility,
strengthening and postural moves. Tone
and stretch, operate your joints to their
potential and use your total lung capacity. Discover the keys to deep relaxation.
Learn to use your body, your mind and
breath to create harmony from within.
Please bring a blanket and mat.
May 23)
SF37.1
7:10 - 8:10 p.m.
$89
SF37.2
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
$89
SF37.3
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$89
Yin Flow is the perfect way to relax
after a busy day. This class combines
gentle flowing stretches to music, with
the longer held Yin postures. It is a great
opportunity to stretch, relax and let go
of deeply held tensions.
SF37.4
7:10 - 8:10 p.m.
Band Room, Nordale School
$89
Gentle Yoga Flow
Enjoy a continuous flowing sequence
of beginner level postures combined
with breath awareness. Gradually move
from gentle warm up stretches to a more
active series of postures, and then settle
back into a gentle finishing phase. In
this compassionate approach to yoga
participants will stretch, strengthen and
learn to focus their mind. Previous yoga
experience is recommended.
9 Mon. start Apr. 11 (no class May 23)
SF38.1
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$89
SF38.2
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$89
Band Room, Nordale School
Morning Yoga Flow
Start your morning with a gentle yoga
class in which one posture flows into the
next, combined with breath awareness.
Move from gentle warm up stretches
to a more active series of postures, then
settle back into a gentle finishing phase.
You will stretch, strengthen and focus
the mind in this compassionate approach. Beginners welcome!
Instructor: Kassy Bouchard
9 Fridays starting April 8 (no class April
22 & May 6)
SF39 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
$89
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New
Instructor:Yoga Centre of Winnipeg
SF42
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$89
Continuing Yoga
Continuing Yoga is for the student who
has taken Yoga for the Beginner and
is looking for the next step. Taught in
the same style, students will work with
longer holds, and move beyond basic
instructions to develop a greater level of
focused attention. Previous yoga experience is required.
SF40
7:10 - 8:10 p.m.
$89
Developing Yoga and
Mindfulness programs
for Children
New
This workshop is for the educator or
caregiver interested in enhancing a
child’s educational experience through
mindfulness and playfulness. Learn
how to share yoga inspired activities
with children and students in schools,
daycares and at home. A handbook
is included in the fee. You can apply
the hours accrued from this workshop
towards certification in the Kids Yoga
Teacher Training program at Serene
Yoga Studio. No previous experience
required.
Instructor: Serene Yoga Studio
Sunday, May 29
SP3 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $95
Beginner Belly Dance
Learn this beautiful, ancient, Middle
Eastern dance form. Have fun learning
the basic steps and movements while
strengthening all your muscle groups.
Please bring soft dance slippers/bare feet
(the floor may be cold – dance slippers
are advised), water bottle, comfortable
clothing, a scarf to wrap around your
hips. Instructor: Farasheh
SW47
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$79
MPR, H.S. Paul School
Ballroom Dancing
- East Coast Swing, Rumba and
Cha Cha
Experience the art of Ballroom dancing as you learn to move with style
and grace in a relaxed and enjoyable
environment. Have fun as you learn
the East Coast Swing, Rumba and
Cha Cha plus a Cowboy Cha Cha line
dance. Sandy will guide you through all
the techniques to lead and follow. Then
take your new skills to the many dance
venues in the city. Bring a partner or
come by yourself and Sandy will work
with you. Bring a water bottle, towel,
and smooth-soled, non-marking shoes
(no rubber soles please). Dress lightly as
it is a great workout.
Instructor: Sandy Rimes
SW50
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $69 pp
Gym, General Vanier School (enter
through the parking lot door)
Social Dancing
- Waltz, Two Step and Polka
Planning on going to social events,
weddings or parties? This class is for
you. Come and learn to dance the
Waltz, Two Step, Polka and Cowboy
Cha Cha line dance. Bring a partner or
come by yourself and Sandy will work
with you. Bring a water bottle, towel,
and smooth-soled, non-marking shoes
(no rubber soles please). Dress lightly as
it is a great workout.
Instructor: Sandy Rimes
SW51
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $69 pp
Gym, General Vanier School
Intro to Ballet
This introductory ballet class focuses on
ballet barre exercises to build strength,
flexibility and posture. This is a good
work out class that caters to individual
needs.
Instructor: Kathleen Henry
8 Saturdays starting April 16
SW52 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 $85
Theatre Dance Centre, 603 Wall Street
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LIFESTYLE AND LEISURE
Make Your Own Beauty Products
- Part One
Wen-Do Women’s Self-Defense
Make bath and beauty products from
scratch, for yourself or as gifts. Safe,
organic and non-toxic. Learn to make
facial cleansers and toners, body scrubs
and lotions, aluminum-free deodorants,
lip balms and perfumes. Lab fee $28,
payable to instructor. Register by Apr. 5
for supplies. Instructor: Sonia Lemoine
SW4
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$44
Foods Room, Glenlawn Collegiate
Wen-Do teaches easy to learn, easy to
remember methods to protect yourself.
The focus is on awareness, avoidance
and action in a wide range of situations,
utilizing leverage with bigger stronger
body parts against smaller weaker ones.
Techniques are designed to be used by
women of all ages, sizes and physical
abilities. Instructor: Carrie Ryland
SW46 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$75
Make Your Own Beauty
Products - Part Two
Introduction to Astrology
Learn how to make more bath and
beauty products from scratch, for yourself or as gifts. You can make your own
shampoo, conditioner, bubble bath, bath
bombs, toothpaste and facial masks.
Making your own products can save you
money, and it’s safe, organic and nontoxic. Lab fee $28, payable to instructor.
Register by Apr. 19 for supplies.
Instructor: Sonia Lemoine
SW5 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $44
Beauty Products class
Make Your Own Beauty
Products - Part Three
Learn how to make mineral makeup
from scratch, for yourself or as gifts.
Safe, organic and non-toxic. You can
make your own mascara, lipsticks and
eye shadows. Lab fee $28, payable to instructor. Register by May 3 for supplies.
May 23)
SW6 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $44
14 Learn what the sun, moon and planetary placements say about your unique
personality and potential. Become familiar with the symbols of the astrological alphabet and identify key elements
within your own natal birth chart. Using
examples from famous people and class
volunteers, you will be guided through
the interpretation of these planetary
placements. Learn about Sun-MoonAscendant synthesis and inner personal
planets in the signs and houses. Shannon belongs to the Manitoba Astrology
Association and is completing an Advanced Diploma from the Mayo School
of Astrology.
Instructor: Shannon Jennissen
SW30 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $95
Improving Communication New
with Adults Needing Special
Care
Feel empowered to connect and communicate more effectively with adults in
your care who have had a stroke, brain
injury, dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease
or Parkinson’s Disease. Learn practical
skills and develop tools and materials
you can use to enhance communication.
There will also be an opportunity to
interact with people who have communication difficulties to learn what tools
will be most beneficial.
Instructor: Allison Baird, M.A. CCC-sp
Senior Speech-Language Pathologist,
SpeechWorks Inc.
SP4 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$89
Room 102, College Jeanne Sauve
Meditation and Deep Relaxation
Learn to focus your attention and release tension in a peaceful environment
through silent and guided meditations,
and breathing techniques. Participants
have commented: “I just didn’t realize how easy meditation is to do!” “It
helped me understand how to handle
the ups and downs I feel about myself.”
Kevin has studied and taught yoga
and meditation for over thirty years,
in Canada and at the International
Meditation Institute in the Himalayas.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a
cushion and shawl.
Instructor: Kevin Harmer
SW40
7:00 -9:00 p.m.
$69
Room 39, Windsor Park Collegiate
Cultivating Self Esteem
New
Develop a deeper awareness of how we
come to see ourselves, through our own
eyes and the eyes of others, and how to
move past old ideas and perceptions.
The class includes practical discussions and examples, meditation and
focusing techniques, handouts, and
optional journaling. “Kevin’s style is very
interesting and funny too - he gives real
life examples of how these ideas can be
applied in a practical way.”
Instructor: Kevin Harmer
SW38 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $69
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LIFESTYLE AND LEISURE Meditation, Insight & Healing
Learn relaxation strategies and meditations to assist healing anxiety and stress.
You will be introduced to many different relaxation techniques and experience meditations that will help you to
relax, gain insight and assist your body
in healing. The weekly sessions can
be beneficial in lessening anxiety, the
worry cycle, panic responses and anxious
thoughts so that you are able to move
forward in life healthier and happier.
Instructor: Pamela Thrift
SW37 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$115
Library, Dakota Collegiate
Pamela
Thrift
Mandalas & Meditation
New
This class combines the joy of colouring
mandalas with the experience of meditation. Learn how working with mandalas
and colouring them can enhance your
meditation. Pamela will provide instruction and time to work with mandalas
along with meditation techniques.
No previous meditation experience is
required. Please bring crayons, pencil
crayons or markers to class.
SW36 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Library, Victor Wyatt School
$115
Developing Your Intuition
Pamela will introduce you to your own
innate intuitive wisdom. Learn how to
step into your own wisdom and hone
your intuitive skills. There will be plenty
of fun exercises and meditations to assist
you on your journey. There will be time
to practice and share your skills.
April 25 & May 23)
SW43
7:00 -9:00 p.m.
$115
Library, Victor Wyatt School
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Tarot Card Reading
Pathways to Forgiveness
Learn the history of the Tarot, the format of the Tarot deck, and how to use
the cards for insight and feedback about
your life. Delve into the meaning of the
Tarot and gain experience and practise
doing Tarot card readings. Please bring
a Tarot deck. This can be any deck that
appeals to you. Instructor: Pamela Thrift
Sunday, April 24
SW32 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
$85
If you’ve struggled with letting go of
grudges and grievances and carried old
wounds like a millstone around the
neck, you’re not alone. One of life’s biggest challenges is releasing those hurts
that really sting. The question is, has it
really been productive to cling to those
wounds? Come join this workshop and
explore the subject of forgiveness: what
it means, some misconceptions about
it, what’s in it for you when you forgive,
and the steps involved. This interactive
workshop will provide lots of opportunity for reflection, discussion and
transformation.
Instructor: Marianne Farag
2 Wednesdays, starting April 20
SW13 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $45
Dream Interpretation
Learn the “Eight Step Process” to help
you understand the messages in your
dreams. Receive tips for better dream
recall and recording. Gain a better
understanding of nightmares, flying
dreams and much more. Time is taken
in class to interpret dreams. The “Dream
Interpretation Workbook” is provided at
a cost of $15, payable to the instructor.
Sunday, May 1
SW31 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
$85
Self-Exploration:
- Journey to the Self
Experience the magical freeing power
that the journey of self-discovery can
bring into your life. If you are feeling
at a cross-roads, wondering if there is
more to life, or are feeling anxious about
making change in your life, this workshop will help you navigate your way to
insight, clarity, and confidence. Ideal for
those facing life changing events such
as personal loss, life transitions, mid-life
crisis, retirement, or a difficult health
issue. In-class exercises and a Resource
Workbook will help you on your journey. Instructor: Marianne Farag
4 Wednesdays, starting May 4
SW11 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $85 ($70 course fee plus $15 workbook)
Connecting to Your Angels
Learn how to work with angels, archangels and guides, how to call and hear
them. In this workshop you will learn to
use Angel Cards to connect with your
angels, and how to clear and consecrate
a deck. Bring your own Angel Card
deck, or one will be provided for the
class. Instructor: Dianne Winser
Sunday, April 24
SW44
10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $ 87
Angel
Cards
Manifest Your Dreams
Change your story and you can change
your life! Learn the three steps to
manifesting your dreams through the
principles of the Law of Attraction.
Come away with a desire statement that
will encompass everything you want in
your situation, be it relationship, career,
finances or health.
Instructor: Dianne Winser
Thursday, April 28
SW12
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$39
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LIFESTYLE AND LEISURE
Introduction to Chakras
Crystals and Chakras
What you feel, think and believe are
emotional energies flowing through you
at all times! Chakras are the energetic
centers of the body that govern specific
areas of our physical, emotional and
spiritual aspects. Each of the 7 chakras
represents a different frequency and
color. Learn to balance your chakras
through activities, mindset and other
helpful techniques.
Instructor: Michelle La-Rue
Thursday, April 21
SW34.1 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $39
Library, École Henri-Bergeron
Crystals are used at the 7 major chakra
centers for clearing, revitalizing, and
healing. Work with some of the more
common stones used for healing.
Generally, the selection of stones corresponds with the associated colour of
the Chakra. All necessary stones and
manual will be provided at a cost of $15,
payable to instructor. Includes a short
crystal chakra healing session if time
permits. Instructor: Michelle La-Rue
Thursday, May 12
SW35
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
$39
Tools of the Chakras - Level 2
Learn the different energy modalities
that can assist and enhance balancing
and cleansing the chakras. Meditation,
sound, breath, crystals and foods are a
few of the tools used to bring energy
into the chakras. Includes a guided
chakra meditation (time permitting).
Prerequisite: Introduction to Chakras
Thursday, April 28
SW34.2 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $39
Chakras Practicum - Level 3
Complete your Chakra study with this
interactive practicum. Unblocking and
realigning the flow of energy in your
body will keep you well, happy, positive,
calm and energized. You can gain confidence, courage, self-esteem, love and
compassion for yourself and others, and
your personal qualities and talents can
shine through. Complete all three levels
and receive a Certificate of Completion
in Chakra Balance and Cleanse.
Prerequisite: Chakras Level 2
Thursday, May 5
SW34.3 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $39
Michelle
La-Rue
16 Healthy Eating, Healthy
Lifestyle
When it comes to living a healthy
lifestyle, small changes can make a big
impact! Learn what foods our bodies
need, and how much of them we need
to live a healthy life. Easy to implement
techniques will help you eat healthier,
feel better and meet your health and
fitness goals. This is NOT a weight loss
class, but the principles taught could
result in weight loss.
Instructor: Tricia Lake
SW1
7:00 - 8:30 p.m. $59
Exploring Core Values
Freedom From Emotional Eating
When we are happy, we may choose
pizza, when we are sad it could be ice
cream, and when we are bored it could
be chips. When we quench feelings
with comfort food, it’s called “Emotional Eating.” Many of us feel that food
brings comfort, so we use food to heal
emotional problems without realizing it.
Learn to identify what triggers our emotional eating, and how to substitute more
appropriate tools to manage emotional
issues. Instructor: Michelle La-Rue
Thursday, June 9
SW27
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
$39
Discover Your Roots
New
This is an introductory class in genealogy and family history. You will start with
what you know about your family, types
of records related to genealogy, and family history. You will find out where to
find the records, where to get help, and
how to keep it all organized. Proceeds
from this class go to support the MGS.
Instructors: Sheila Woods & Kathleen
Kristjansson, MB Genealogical Society
SW10
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$79
Manitoba Genealogical Society,
1045 St. James Street (WSD)
New
The core of the human is the soul. Our
values are “Soul in Action,” the spokesperson for the soul. Ideally, our values
are aligned with soul and guide our
interests which lead to strengths and
affect our behaviours. As we continue
to expand to the outermost self, we
manifest our personality consisting of
our unique preferences. The ideal situation is to have all layers aligned with
soul. Our core values then become a
directing force which lead us to careers
and relationships that are in alignment
with who we are. These careers and
relationships will also be aligned with
our interests, abilities, strengths, weaknesses, talents, gifts, and ideal environments and we will be able to reach our
maximum potential both personally and
professionally. Come join us for an interactive workshop exploring your core
values personally and professionally. The
day will involve working with the core
value cards.
Instructor: Diane LaTourelle
Sunday, April 17
SW9
9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. $89
Core Value Cards
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HOME AND GARDEN
Staging the Interior of
Your Home for Resale
Care and Pruning of
Fruit & Shade Trees
Landscaping & Gardening
in the New Weather
You only have once chance to make a
good first impression. Potential buyers
can decide against a house in minutes
because of an “in your face” wall color,
ambiguous and/or untidy spare rooms
or a past-its-glory kitchen. Learn the
“must do’s” and what NOT to change or
fix, so you get closer to the price you are
asking. Create the ‘illusion’ your home is
MORE than what they see; it’s possible
and it’s not as expensive as you would
think. Instructor: Charlotte Tataryn
Wednesday, April 13
SH1
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$29
Do your fruit and shade trees seem in
poor shape and sickly? Michael Allen, a professional urban forester, tree
diagnostician and certified arborist with
over 45 years of experience, provides an
understandable approach to pruning
and taking care of trees. Pruning is not
a difficult skill to learn; however, most
people do it badly if they are unfamiliar
with the easy to learn techniques. Common pests and diseases are included
and illustrated handouts are provided.
Learn how to take care of your valuable
trees, and give yourself and your family
peace of mind as you enjoy your garden.
Instructor: Michael Allen
Thursday, April 14
SH8.1
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$30
Nature has turned all the rules around
so rather than stick to the old, now
frustrating methods, work with her
instead. Gardening do’s and don’ts were
based on decades of gardening practices but THIS weather and THOSE
habits aren’t compatible anymore. As a
landscape designer Charlottte can help
you envision how to use your yard as
an extension of your home. And as a
professional gardener, she can show you
how to turn a boring yard into a space
you will not only enjoy more, but will
find as livable as your home during the
summer. There are many cost and money
saving options available and regardless of your style, the garden and yard
should be low maintenance so your time
outdoors is maximized with emphasis
on pleasure, not work!
Instructor: Charlotte Tataryn
SH7
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$79
De-Clutter Your Home
Clutter can find its way into our homes
and is often very hard to fight once it
has taken root. Are you overwhelmed
by too much stuff, whether it’s piles of
paper or chaotic collections you’ve lost
control of? This course will help you to
sort through the mental clutter that is
blocking you from physically freeing
your home and your mind from all the
things you truly don’t need. Learn how
to start, and how to develop a mindset
that will get you going on the road to
clarity.
Instructor: Charlotte Tataryn
class April 27)
SH3
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$44
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Care and Pruning of
Woody Shrubs & Evergreens
Learn how to prune and take care
of ornamental flowering shrubs and
evergreens. Many varieties of shrubs
will be discussed including roses, lilacs,
spireas, cotoneasters plus many more.
In the Winnipeg area, shrubs fall into
two categories with each having their
own pruning requirements. The control of common pests and diseases of
ornamental shrubs and evergreens will
be included. Discover easy to learn
techniques to make pruning simple.
Michael is a professional urban forester,
tree diagnostician and certified arborist
with over 45 years of experience.
Instructor: Michael Allen
Tuesday, April 19
SH8.2
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$30
REGISTER
EARLY!
Some classes fill quickly,
while others may be
cancelled due to low
enrolment.
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COOKING
Tapas and Mezes
Mediterranean countries, from Spain to
the Middle East, have a rich history of
small dishes that are great for snacking
or entertaining. From tapas in Spain, to
antipasto in Italy, and mezes in Greece
and the Middle East there are many
different dishes that can be combined to
make great social meals. Or enjoy them
as tasty snacks with a drink, which is
how many of them originated. Lab fee
$15, payable to instructor. Bring containers! Instructor: Heather Ashton
Wednesday, April 13
SG5
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. $29
Foods Room, Victor Wyatt School
(use doors off east parking lot)
Ethiopian Cuisine
Learn the basics of a truly unique delicious cuisine. We will make Doro Wat,
a spicy, addictive chicken stew, Injera,
Sambussas (Yum!) and other components to a wonderful Ethiopian meal.
You will be delighted at how easy it is to
make Ethiopian cuisine at home. If you
like East Indian cuisine you will love
Ethiopian. Other African recipes will be
included. This class can be adjusted for
Vegans. Lab fee $15, payable to instructor. Bring containers for leftovers.
Instructor: Heather Ashton
Wednesday, April 20
SG4
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. $29
Do you have food allergies?
Contact the Continuing Education
office at 204-237-8130. We will contact
the instructor to see if classes are appropriate for you, or if recipes can be
modified.
Cool Easy Meals
for Hot Weather
New
Come and learn cool, easy, appetizing recipes for when it is too hot to
do much cooking. All the recipes have
minimal cooking and maximum flavour.
We will make a raw Pad Thai with zucchini noodles, gazpacho, kale salad with
edamame and quinoa and an eggplant
bahn mi sandwich among others. Lab
fee $15, payable to instructor. Bring
containers to take food home.
Wednesday, April 27
SG7
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. $29
Easy Basic Bread Making
Learn how to make a basic bread, using
white flour, including helpful tips and
techniques, and how to adjust and balance ingredients for the desired texture.
Learn to add herbs and extra ingredients
such as cheese and dill to add nutrients
and flavour. Heather will also show you
how to make bagels and pretzels. You
will go home with 2 loaves. Recipes included. Lab fee $5, payable to instructor.
Bring bags to take bread home.
Wednesday, May 4
SG17
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. $29
Baking Easy Whole Wheat
& Multi-Grain Bread
Learn how easy it is to make a basic
whole wheat bread, using multi-grain
cereals and flours. Learn helpful tips
and tricks, and how to adjust and balance ingredients for the desired texture.
Heather will also show you how to make
breakfast granola cookies! You will go
home with 2 loaves. Recipes included.
Lab fee $10, payable to instructor. Bring
bags to take bread home.
Wednesday, May 11
SG18
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. $29
Baking Sweet
Breakfast Breads
New
Learn to make these lovely breads to
start your day or enhance your brunch.
Cinnamon buns, sticky buns, lemon
rolls, banana bread, scones - these are all
easier than you think, and much more
delicious than store bought. Lab fee $10,
payable to instructor. Bring bags to take
bread home.
Wednesday, May 18
SG19
7:00 -10:00 p.m. $29
Kitchen Gardening 101
We all love fresh foods from our garden
but living in Winnipeg means we don’t
have outdoor gardens 12 months of the
year. In this class you will learn how to
sprout your own beans, grains and seeds
in your own kitchen all year. In just a
few days you will start to enjoy healthy
produce grown in your own kitchen.
Each participant will get their own
starter kits to bring home. Sonia will
show you how to turn vegetable seeds,
grains and beans into gourmet food!
Your indoor garden inspiration starts
here! Lab fee $20, payable to instructor.
Monday, June 13
SG36 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$29
New
Asian Rolls
Almost all cultures have some type of
roll that they are well-known for. Most
common are the Asian rolls such as
Japanese sushi nori rolls, Chinese egg
rolls, Thai and Vietnamese rice paper
spring rolls and Filipino lumpia. In this
hands-on class you will learn how to
make delicious fresh and deep fried rolls
with mouth-watering dipping sauces to
accompany them. Lab fee $15, payable
to the instructor.
Monday, June 6
SG37 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$29
P lease note: All of our cooking classes are hands-on.
Participants are encouraged to take part in the preparation, cooking and tasting of food.
P lease bring an apron and containers to take leftovers home.
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Vegan Cooking
Vegan Cheese - Level Two
Cooking Fish and Shellfish
If you are new to Vegan cooking or want
to make your favourite meat dish meatfree, Sonia will show you how. Learn to
prepare appetizers, soups, main courses
and desserts. The last class includes a
grocery shopping field trip to see what
products are available. Recipes included.
Sonia has worked with top chefs in Europe and the Caribbean to prepare tasty
Vegan dishes. Bring containers.
SG20 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$139 (includes $50 lab fee)
Learn new techniques for making more
of your favourite cheeses! This class is
great for people who prefer not to eat
dairy products but don’t want to give up
the creamy pleasures of cheese. There
will be cheese to savour in class as well
as some to take home so bring containers. Learn how to make Queso dip,
cheddar, feta and ricotta. Lab fee $30,
payable to instructor on the first night.
Chef Jeremy Bender will demonstrate
how to debone a fish. Learn to prepare,
cook and present seafood in a variety of
ways. Discover the best techniques to
cook fish and shellfish, that will provide
the best flavour and texture. Dine on the
dishes you prepare and take home the
recipes. Instructor: Chef Jeremy Bender
Monday, April 25
SG31 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$49 (includes $20 lab fee for food)
Food Services, Arts & Technology Centre
Prerequisite: Vegan Cheese Level 1
2 Wednesdays starting June 15
SG22 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$49
Asian Soups
Vegan Cheese - Level One
Are you Vegan or maybe lactose intolerant? Now you can learn to make
your own non-dairy cheeses at home!
Amazing and delicious, these artisan
vegan cheeses prove there is no need to
give up the creamy comfort of cheese.
These recipes will delight any cheese
lover! Learn to make mozzarella, brie,
havarti and gouda. Lab fee $35, payable
to instructor on the first night. Bring
containers to take food home.
SG21 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$49
New
Most Asian soups taste hearty enough
to be a complete meal on their own.
During this class, we’ll explore the
delicious Thai curry soup, the chic
popular Vietnamese pho, and of course,
the ubiquitous Chinese wonton soup.
Spill-proof containers are a must for
take-homes.
Instructor: Ray Yuen
Tuesday, May 24
SG38 6:30 - 9:30 pm. $45 (includes $15 lab fee for food)
Intro to Soups & Chowders
With these techniques at your fingertips, you’ll make beautiful, flavourful
soups every time! Includes consommes,
broth based soups like Minestrone,
pureed soups like Carmelized Onion
and chowders like New England Clam
Chowder. Bring containers.
Instructor: Chef Jeremy Bender
SG32
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$69 (includes $20 lab fee for food)
International Cuisine
Explore culinary techniques and recipes
with an international flare. Chef Bender
has travelled extensively and brings a
true understanding of various cuisines.
Learn to prepare dishes that are flavourful, healthy, fresh tasting, straight forward to prepare and delicious, with easy
to find ingredients. Bring containers.
Instructor: Chef Jeremy Bender
Vietnam
Monday, May 16
SG30.1
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Thailand
Vietnamese Pho
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Monday, May 30
SG30.2
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Japan - Sushi Monday, June 6
SG30.3 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
P lease note: All of our cooking classes are hands-on.
Participants are encouraged to take part in the preparation, cooking and tasting of food.
P lease bring an apron and containers to take leftovers home.
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ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE
Digital Photography Level 1
Filmmaking with iPads
Knitting for Beginners
Do you have a digital camera, and are
you wondering where to start? This class
will help you become more comfortable
with your digital camera. Learn how to:
• properly focus
• zoom effectively
• erase and format pictures
• use Portrait, Landscape, Sports,
Night Portrait, and others.
• use Megapixels and Compression to
improve image quality.
• use the basics of composition to turn
an image into a photograph.
Turn your iPad into a film production
studio. Creating and sharing movies
has never been easier courtesy of digital
devices and powerful apps. Starting with
the basics of cinematic storytelling, learn
how to plan, shoot and construct short
movies that can be shared with family, friends and audiences everywhere.
SC33
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$55
Learn the faster Continental style of
knitting. Learn how to cast on, do
various stitches such as knit and purl,
and cast off. Includes reading patterns,
increasing and decreasing, and tension information. Projects can include
a knit dishcloth and scarf. Bring size
4mm knitting needles and a ball of light
coloured Sayelle type or Acrylic yarn.
Instructor: Terry Rakowski
SA33
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$64
Lessons are hands on and a digital
camera is recommended for the class.
Open to all levels of photographers, and
all types of cameras.
Instructor: Damian Bilinsky
SA11
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$69
Digital Photography Level 2
Do you want to take control of your
camera and get better results? This class
will show you:
• Shutter Speed and how to control it.
• Aperture, and how to ‘blur out the
background’ if desired.
• Manual control and focus, and why
you might want to use them.
• Program, and how you can use it to
the best of your ability.
• ISO and how to get fantastic images.
• White Balance, and how it can make
all the difference to color.
• Exposure compensation
• JPG vs RAW and which to choose
Learn how to effectively use your camera to get the results you want. Lessons
are hands on. An Advanced Digital
Camera or SLR is recommended for the
class. Instructor: Damian Bilinsky
Instructor: Damian Bilinsky
SA12
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$115
20 Writing Your Memoir
or Family History
Writing a memoir involves going on
a journey of discovery and stitching
together the scraps and pieces of the
past to tell a story. How does one begin?
Where to look? What is the best way
to tell the story? Learn the answers to
these questions and develop writing
skills and tools by looking at different
models of memoir to help you create
your own. Carmelo’s memoir “The
Fate of Olives” was short-listed for the
Manitoba First Book Prize and the F.G.
Bressani award.
Instructor: Carmelo Militano
SA6
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$84
Creative Writing – From What to
Who, Where, When and Why
Writers typically start with an idea of
what is going to happen. We will focus
on character, setting and motivation
(who, where, when, why). Writing exercises will help you flesh out your original
idea and focus on technical questions
regarding perspective, voice and word
choice in your writing. Bob’s new novel,
“Dadolescence” has been published by
Turnstone Press and he has won many
awards for his plays and short stories.
Instructor: Bob Armstrong
SA10
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$84
Crocheting for Beginners
It’s easy to learn how to crochet! Learn
how to chain, do a variety of stitches,
increase, decrease, and read patterns.
Includes sizing through tension. Projects
can include a crochet dishcloth and
scarf. Bring a 4 mm crochet hook and
one ball of light coloured Sayelle type or
Acrylic yarn. Instructor: Terry Rakowski
SA37
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$64
Introduction to Jewellery
Construction
New
Learn the basics of jewellery construction, including jewellery design, tools,
metals and crafting. There will be four
projects to choose from, and students
can choose three of those projects.
These include a metal ring, gemstone
bead ring, pair of metal earrings, and
gemstone bead earrings. The materials
fee includes copper, some basic hand
tools and materials needed to complete
the projects. There will also be access to
specialized jewellery equipment in class.
A supply list will be emailed prior to
class for basic equipment you are likely
to have at home. The instructor, Christopher Redd of Reddline Jewellery, has
over 25 years experience in the jewellery
business.
5 Tuesdays, April 26 – May 24
SA47 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$150 ($115 course fee plus $35 materials fee)
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ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE Candle Making Part One
Soap Making
Beeswax Candle Making New
Learn how to make your own natural
soy candles. Soy wax is healthier plus it
creates a longer burning candle. Using simple equipment you have in your
kitchen, learn to make soy container
candles, tealights and a wick dipper.
Class includes instructions, basic candle
care info plus all the supplies needed.
Choose from a variety of colours and
scents to personalize your candles just
the way you like them. You will make
3 container candles, 15 tealights and a
wick dipper to take home. Materials fee
$25, payable to instructor.
Instructor: Barb Polkowski
Tuesday, April 26
SA44 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$15
Hidden Treasures Studio, 519 Osborne
Explore the fun world of Melt and Pour
Soap! Our soap base is completely natural and good for sensitive skin. We will
use clear, aloe and goat’s milk soap along
with dried botanicals such as lavender,
rose buds, lemongrass and coffee. Essential oils are used to scent soap. Class
includes instructions, discussion on
essential oils and their benefit for your
skin, plus a variety of botanicals and
essential oils to choose from. Students
will make a soap scrubbie, chunk soap
bars, layered soap bars and swirled soap
bars. Soap will be ready to take home
after class. Please bring 2 empty 500ml
or 1L cream/juice cartons to class. Materials fee $25 payable to instructor.
Tuesday, May 10
SA43 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$15
Did you know burning beeswax candles
actually pulls toxins out of the air?
Students will learn to create their own
beeswax tealights, jar candles and pillars
as well as learn about the health benefits
of using beeswax. We are using beeswax
from a local bee-keeper. Materials fee
Tuesday, May 24
SA46 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$15
Candle Making Part Two
Using organic soy wax, students will
create layered and chunk container/
jar candles as well as votives and pillars. Choose from a variety of colours
and scents to personalize your candles.
Please bring an empty 500ml or 1L
square cream/juice container to class as
well as a wine glass. Materials fee $25,
payable to instructor.
Prerequisite: Candle Making Part One
Tuesday, May 3
SA45 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$20
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Oil Pastels with
Glass Workshop
Create a beautiful work of art with a
twist! Add glass and other collage items
to a regular 15” x 20” pastel canvas for a
truly unique masterpiece! Step by step
instructions will be given. No oil pastel
experience necessary. All art supplies
and canvas provided at a cost of $45,
payable to the instructor on the first
night. Instructor: Barb Polkowski
SA41 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$30
Laundry Soap Making
with DIY Laundry Balls
Learn how to make your own liquid
laundry soap from scratch! Home-made
laundry soap is cheaper than commercial products, and much healthier! We
will also make wool dryer balls scented
with essential oils. Dryer balls cut your
drying time, reduce wrinkles and static,
plus eliminate the need for dryer sheets
and fabric softeners. You will make and
take home your own laundry soap and
dryer balls as well as info on natural
stain removal methods. Please bring an
electric hand held mixer, a grater and a
pair of old pantyhose. Materials fee $25
payable to instructor.
Tuesday, May 17
SH5 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
$15
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Make an Aviator Hat
for Fun or Profit
Design your own fur aviator hat, using
your choice of cow hide colour, fur
colour, or faux sheep skin lining. Learn
leather hand sewing, how to cut fur and
full instruction. Multiple hat variations
are covered. Learn where to shop for
materials to make more hats. Includes
materials plus access to patterns and
equipment required to make the hat.
Materials kit includes coloured cow hide
leather, rabbit fur, linings, glover needle
(specialty leather needle) and specialty
leather thread.
Instructor: Amber Cook
SA27 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$139 (includes all materials)
Project may
not be
exactly as
illustrated
Make Wraps for Fun or Profit
Make a Leather Fringe Purse
In this course students will design and
learn to make their own pair of leather
wraps, beginning with beading techniques, to sewing and full instruction to
enable them to make a completed pair.
Multiple variations of the wraps will be
covered. Amber will provide information on where to shop for materials so
students can continue on their own
making more wraps. Students will also
receive a complete package of materials
as well as equipment required to make
their first pair, plus access to extra patterns and matching crepe sole kit.
Learn to design and make a custom
leather or suede purse, beginning with
design techniques, to sewing and full
instruction to enable you to make and
complete one leather purse. Discover
how to make multiple fringe purse variations. Learn where to shop for supplies
so you can make more at home. Material Package includes: many choices of
colored leather or suede, purse lining,
purse hardware, glover needle (specialty
leather needle), specialty leather thread.
May 23)
SA25 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Material package will include: many
choices of colored suede, foot linings,
beads, beading needles, beading thread,
glover needle (specialty leather needle),
specialty leather thread.
SA30 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Moccasins for Fun or Profit
Design and learn to make your own
pair of moccasins, including beading
techniques, sewing and full instruction. Includes materials plus access to
patterns and equipment required to
make your first pair. Material package
includes: choice of colored suede, rabbit
fur, foot linings, beads, beading needles,
beading thread, glover needle (specialty
leather needle) and specialty leather
thread. Discover where to shop for supplies so you can make more moccasins
at home.
SA29 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Project may
not be
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Visit Amber’s website at:
www.custommymuks.com to
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Moccasin class
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Intro to Drawing
Learn how to read and choose a sewing pattern, take body measurements,
choose pattern size, and how to shop for
fabric. The second class covers simple
pattern alterations, pattern layout, cutting the project out, marking the pieces
and starting to sew. Remaining classes
focus on sewing the project. If you have
a project picked out and cut out, bring
it to class, ready for guidance as needed.
Students will need a pen or pencil.
Sewing machines are available for class
use. If you bring your own, we cannot be
responsible for any damage.
Instructor: Lynne Bzovy
SA19
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$99
Sewing Room, Victor Wyatt School
If you are a beginner to drawing, this
course is for you. Learn about line
drawing, shading techniques, how to
render textures and more. Try your hand
at pencil drawing, charcoal and pen
and ink. Materials kit is $10, payable to
instructor. Instructor: Al Sideen
Monday, April 18
SA49
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$35
Art Room, Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Drawing with Watercolour
Pencils - Butterflies
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Learn how to draw these beautiful birds
in pencil, including specific techniques
such as cross hatching and blending to
create lovely soft feathers. Ideal for the
beginner, yet fun for all. Materials kit is
Instructor: Al Sideen
SA50
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$49
Ideal for the beginner. Learn to use watercolour pencils in a number of ways to
obtain many colourful effects. It’s one of
the easiest art media to use. Build your
confidence up during these two nights
as you learn to draw a variety of colourful butterflies. Materials supplied.
Instructor: Al Sideen
SA58
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$49
PLEASE SEE COLOURED
PHOTOS OF ALL PROJECTS ON
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Learn to Sew Level Two
Sewers should have knowledge in the
topics covered in Learn to Sew Level
One. Possible projects will be discussed
in first class. Students should choose
projects that will increase their skills in
sewing, for example projects requiring
buttons and buttonholes or zippers. The
remaining classes will focus on sewing
the project. If you have a project picked
out and cut out, bring it to class, ready
for guidance as needed. See Learn to
Sew Level One for information on materials and equipment.
Instructor: Lynne Bzovy
May 23)
SA20
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $99
Sewing Room, Victor Wyatt School
Graphite Drawing
- Owl and Eagle
Drawing with Watercolour
Pencils - Manitoba Songbirds
Learn to work in this exciting medium,
and bring your colours to life! Create
drawings of five song birds found in our
own backyard. Step by step instructions
make it easy for beginners. All materials
included. Instructor: Al Sideen
SA57
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$49
INSTRUCTORS
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ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE Painting Workshops with Evelyn Falk
Life is Good Mixed Media
New
Definitely a great piece for those who would like to try
painting, but think they aren’t artistic. It is also a fun
piece for those who have already taken that first step.
This piece would look stunning as well done in either
Black & White, or in Sepia tones. So feel free to select colours to match your décor. A supply fee of $30
is payable to the instructor the first night of class. It
covers all materials to complete this project, including
a 16” x 20” textured canvas and loaner brushes. Please
bring paper towel to class. Instructor: Evelyn Falk
SA64 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $55
Studio Sixty-two, 62 Hatcher Rd.
Heron Sculpture
Loon Stepping Stone
or Canvas Painting
Whether you decide to do the stepping
stone or the canvas, this is a quick fun
project, perfect for the beginner painter.
You can make a 12” round stepping stone
or a 12” x 12” canvas painting. A supply
fee of $25 payable to the instructor the
first evening of class covers all materials,
including loaner brushes to complete this
project. Please bring paper towel to class.
Don’t forget to specify your choice of
surface when you register.
Instructor: Evelyn Falk
Tuesday, May 10
SA67 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. $45
Studio Sixty-two, 62 Hatcher Road
New
This Heron, which is approximately 3 feet
tall, will look amazing in your garden this
summer, or perhaps it will make a great
Mother’s Day gift. Another project made
with readily available materials: wire, foil,
an old t-shirt and glue. Supply fee of $50
payable to the instructor the first night of
class, includes all materials to complete this
project. This is a small class, so register early
to avoid disappointment and dress for mess.
Friday, April 29, 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. &
Sunday, May 1, 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
SA65
$69
Garden Fairy Sculpture
Oil Painting Workshop with
Julie Lamoureux
Cabin in the Woods
New
Garden décor made from old t-shirts, wire, foil and
glue. Won’t you be the envy of the neighborhood
when you display this 12” - 15” tall sculpture in your
garden. A supply fee of $45 is payable to the instructor the first evening of class. This is a small class,
so register early to avoid disappointment. Dress for
mess, and prepare to have fun.
Thursday, May 19, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. &
Saturday, May 21, 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
SA66
$69
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Learn to paint as you follow along
with Julie’s step-by-step instruction
and fun demonstrations. In this class
you’ll learn several useful landscape
oil-painting techniques such as sky,
trees, and grass. A sketch, which
you may modify, will be placed on
the canvas to guide you. All materials supplied including the 12” x 18”
canvas and oil paints. Please bring a
nut-free lunch.
Instructor: Julie Lamoureux
Sunday, May 29
SA73
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 (approx.)
$94 (includes materials fee)
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Come experience
a different twist on
watercolor techniques. Yes, we will
be painting with
coffee. Coffee gives a
rich mono chromatic
antique appearance to
the finished art work.
We will be learning
techniques in step by step instruction with plenty of demonstrations.
No previous experience in painting or
watercolor needed… Fun at all levels.
Instructor: Estelle Menard Regnier
SA69
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $89
(WSD)
Tea Painting
New
Come explore the excitement of
tea painting. Using basic watercolor techniques we will use tea as
our medium to give our paintings an
unusual vintage look. Classes will have
step-by-step instruction along with
demonstrations to help students with
their paintings. These classes are open
to any level and no previous painting
experience is needed. A supply list will
be forwarded to registrants.
Instructor: Estelle Menard Regnier
SA70
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $89
(WSD)
Watercolours and Beyond
Intermediate
Come and explore the versatile world of
painting with watercolours. Charmaine
has been described as an “excellent and
enthusiastic instructor who made me
want to explore more with watercolours.”
A variety of different techniques will be
taught throughout the course including
expanding your knowledge of mixing
colour, glazing, blending and perspective. You will go home each night with
your own creations. Watercolours stain
so please wear your old clothes. A supply
list will be emailed prior to class.
Instructor: Charmaine Watt
SA82
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. $95
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Painting Workshops with Charmaine Watt
Water Soluble Oils Workshop
- Seascape with Lighthouse
New
Paint these two canvas pictures of a beautiful sunset with an alluring light house.
What could be better? Anyone, at any level
can accomplish these paintings with Charmaine’s step by step instructions. Paint on
two canvases at once to achieve the affect
you want. Water soluble oils have no smell
and are nice to work with. Materials fee is
$50, payable to the instructor. Everything
is supplied, just bring a nut-free lunch and
wear your old clothes.
Sunday, April 17
SA61 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 (approx.) $50
Dining Room, ATC
Watercolour Workshop
- Flamenco Dancer
New
This is the picture that you have been waiting for, “Dance Isabella Dance”, a beautiful flamenco dancer. You will learn how
to make the flesh colour, give her dress
movement and end up with a lovely picture
that you can hang anywhere. The flamenco
dancer is painted on 140# smooth paper
with Mission watercolours. Materials fee is
$30, payable to the instructor. Everything
is provided so all you have to do is bring a
nut-free lunch. Wear your old clothes and
bring your enthusiasm.
Sunday, May 1
SA62 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 (approx.) $50
Dining Room, ATC
Intense Ink Workshop
- Wild Elephant
New
Learn the different strokes to create the illusion of a dust storm whirling around the running elephant. We will be painting on rough
watercolour paper for the rough texture of the
elephant’s skin, and you will be going home
with a masterpiece of your own all ready for
hanging. Materials fee is $30, payable to the
instructor and includes everything you will
need. Frames can also be purchased separately.
Sunday, May 29
SA88 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 (approx.) $50
Dining Room, ATC
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LANGUAGE
French for Beginners
French Level Three
Ukrainian for Beginners
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This course is for those with no previous knowledge of French. Emphasis
will be on acquiring the basic language
skills necessary to communicate with
confidence. Get started with basic
vocabulary and situational expressions
which are useful for shopping, dining,
travelling and chatting.
Instructor: Jacqueline Field-Jones
SL1
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$135
A functional knowledge of French is
required for Level Three. Refresh basic
oral and written skills. There will be
weekly reviews and challenging activities
to improve and enrich reading, vocabulary, conversational, grammatical and
listening skills and enhance your overall
learning experience. Students’ suggestions, needs and requests are welcomed.
SL3
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$135
If you want to speak with Ukrainian
friends or relatives, in Canada or abroad,
this is an opportunity for you. Get
started with basic vocabulary and situational expressions which are useful for
shopping, dining, travelling and chatting. Food, traditions and celebrations
will also be covered. Emphasis will be on
oral practice, although basic reading and
writing will also be included.
Instructor: Oksana Melnyk
SL9
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$125
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French for Beginners class
French Level Two
If you have been introduced to the
language, this is your opportunity to
build and expand conversational skills
and self-confidence in speaking French.
Deepen your knowledge of the French
language by participating in oral and
written activities. Improve your grammar and your pronunciation while also
expanding your vocabulary base. Learn
new verbs and verb tenses.
SL2
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$135
Improve your conversational skills and
understanding of the French language
in more depth. A functional knowledge
of French is necessary for Level 4. Build
your confidence and improve your oral
and written skills by taking your French
studies to the next level. Cultural topics, guest speakers and a field trip will
enhance the program.
May 23)
SL4
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$135
Italian
Learn to speak and understand basic
Italian. Learn about Italian culture and
traditions. This course is designed for
the beginner, for those who are looking
for a refresher and especially for those
who are planning a vacation to Italy!
Instructor: Marie Attardo
8 Satrudays starting April 9
SL8
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
$109
(WSD)
German for Beginners
Meet every Monday evening with others who want to learn the foundations
required to speak German. The focus
of this class will be on vocabulary and
immediately applying the vocabulary
to personal phrases. We will identify
articles and items through life situations
which will make it easier to remember
useful phrases and in no time you will
be speaking German. Bringen Sie ihre
Kaffeetasse! (Bring your coffee cup!)
Instructors: Miriam Giesbrecht and
Wendy Schalk-Cooke
May 23)
SL5
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$125
INSTRUCTORS
WANTED
Jan Laidlaw
at (204) 237-8130.
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Spanish for Beginners
Spanish Level Three
Start speaking Spanish as quickly as
possible. Learn to express yourself in a
variety of practical situations such as how
to greet someone, introduce yourself and
others, order food, learn numbers, time,
days of the week, etc. At the end of the
course, try out your new Spanish skills at
an Hispanic fiesta!
Instructor: Ana Ferrufino-de-Morales
SL11
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$145
For those who want to improve their
conversational skills and understanding
of the language in more depth. Working
knowledge of Spanish is necessary.
SL13
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$135
Spanish Level Two
Here is your opportunity to build and
expand your skills and self-confidence
in speaking Spanish. This course covers
such topics as learning how to conjugate
verbs to make sentences. Learn past,
present and future tenses to broaden your
conversational skills. This will help you
to describing what you do, where you
go and what you did. This course will
be open to any topic of interest to the
students.
SL12
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $135
Spanish Level Five may be
available.
Phone (204) 237-8130
for more information.
Spanish Level Four
Cultural topics will enhance your reading and comprehension skills. Practise
regular and irregular verbs and improve
conversational skills.
May 23)
SL14
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $135
Spanish class with Ana
Ferrufino-de-Morales
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EMERGENCY AND SAFETY TRAINING
Home Alone Workshop
Legally, children under the age of 12
cannot be left alone “without adequate
provision.” This class will give your child
the skills to stay “home alone” safely.
Includes: fire safety, home safety and
emergency procedures. This class is meant
for children 10 years old and over. Parents
are asked to attend at no additional
charge. Please bring paper and a pen to
class.
Wednesday, May 25
SE1
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
$24
www.lrsdconed.net
Canadian Red Cross
Babysitting Course
Home Alone
This course will focus on personal safety,
first aid, play activities, fire safety, child
care techniques and emergencies more
likely to happen while babysitting.
Attendance is mandatory to receive a
certificate from the Canadian Red Cross.
This course is geared towards young
people 12 years old (or turning 12 within
six months). More information on course
content can be seen on the Canadian Red
Cross website: www.redcross.ca. Please
bring paper and a pen to class.
SE2
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$45 ($36 course fee and $9 Canadian
Red Cross manual)
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Boating Safety Course
Everyone now requires a Pleasure Craft
Operators Card to operate a power
driven boat. The material is presented
in a straightforward, easy to understand
format. The fee includes the exam and
the card issue fee.
The Basic Course/Exam (6 hrs) is suitable for all levels of boating experience
and is enjoyed by all. Even experienced
boaters will learn new things. It is
strongly recommended for youth and
boaters with less experience. We recommend the entire family take it together.
Basic course fee of $85 per person
includes written exam and card issue.
Optional manual is $20 extra, paid to
the instructor at class.
Instructor: Nuttall Boating
Sunday, April 24
SE10.1
9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $85
Dining Room, ATC
SE10.2
6:30 - 9:45 p.m.
$85
First Aid and CPR for
Educational Assistants
This is a first aid course designed for
people who work with all types of
students, including those with physical
challenges. You will learn what to do in
an emergency situation before professional help arrives. You will be taught
injury and illness assessment, how to
deal with basic wounds, proper bandaging techniques, and information on
accessing EMS and protecting yourself
from disease transmission during an
emergency. This course includes Level A
CPR and a module on Obstructed Airway Management of persons who are
confined to a wheelchair. Course manuals are included. This course meets the
requirements of Provincial and Federal
Workplace First Aid guidelines and will
be of particular interest to those working
in the Skills for Living Program.
SE4
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
$95
Food Handler Certificate Course
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Are you working in the food industry? The Province of Manitoba Food
Handler’s Certificate is required for
employees who have contact with the
public and are handling food. This
course will guide you through the science of microbiology, food-borne illness
and safe food handling practices. Be a
certified food handler and reduce the
risk of food poisoning in your restaurant,
care facility, hospital, canteen, church or
home - anywhere food is handled. All
successful participants are awarded a
Manitoba Health Food Handler Certificate. Student workbooks are available
from the instructor ($17 for English or
$22 for Korean, Chinese and Punjabi).
Instructor: FoodSafe
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SE8.1
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $115
Sunday, May 29
SE8.2
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $115
Sunday, June 12
SE8.3
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $115
Emergency First Aid
with Level C CPR
Taking this course will teach you the
first steps you should take in a medical emergency, before professional help
arrives. You will learn injury and illness
assessment, how to deal with basic
wounds, proper bandaging techniques,
as well as receive information on accessing EMS and what a regulation
First Aid Kit should contain. You will
also learn the steps of Adult/Child and
Infant CPR, what to do when someone
is choking and learn to use a lifesaving device called an AED (Automated
External Defibrillator). Course manual
included. Please note: This course meets
the requirements of Provincial and Federal Workplace First Aid guidelines.
SE5
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
$89
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member suffers Sudden Cardiac Arrest?
Learn how to perform the steps of CPR
for adults, children and infants in this
video and instructor led course. You will
be taught what to do in an emergency
situation, how to access EMS and how
to help someone who is choking. You
will also be introduced to a lifesaving
device called an AED (Automated
External Defibrillator).
Manuals and take home instruction
kits will be available for purchase at the
course.
Please note: This course is not designed
as a workplace course.
Thursday, May 5
SE6
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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Small Engine Repair - Level One
This course is designed for the individual who wants to know the how’s and
why’s of the operation of a lawnmower,
chain saw, outboard engine, snowmobile
or any other machine run by a small
engine. Items covered in the course
include: two-cycle and four-cycle operating principles, fuel systems, internal
parts, ignition systems, lubrication and
complete engine tune-ups. Students are
encouraged to bring their own small
engines to service them, and will need to
bring some basic tools. A supply list will
be emailed prior to class.
Instructor: Les Kovacs
5 Wednesdays starting April 6 (no class
April 27)
SD1
6:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$145
New
Small Engine Repair
- Level One for Parent and Child
Would you and your child (or grandchild), like to learn about small engine
repair together? Items covered in the
course include: two-cycle and four-cycle
operating principles, fuel systems, internal parts, ignition systems, lubrication
and complete engine tune-ups. Please
bring your own small engines to service,
and some basic tools. A supply list will
be emailed prior to class. Child should
be 16 years or older.
SD3
6:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$145
Small Engine Repair - Level Two
This course is for those who want to
grasp more diagnostic skills of the electrical and carburettor systems in a small
engine operation. The course builds
on skills learned in the Small Engines
Level One course. Items covered in the
course will be carburettors, ignition and
electrical systems. Please bring small
engines not running to first day of class,
and some some basic tools. A supply list
will be emailed prior to class.
Prerequisite: Small Engine Repair Level
One.
SD2
6:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$145
www.lrsdconed.net
Advanced Woodworking
New Power Engineering
Gain more experience and improve your
woodworking skills in this advanced
class. You will have access to woodworking equipment from wood lathes
to table saws and much more. Expertise
will be provided concerning safety, wood
joinery, fasteners and finishing. Project
choice and materials will be the responsibility of the participants. Projects like
cabinets, chests, tables, bowls, and solid
bodied guitars can be built.
Prerequisite: Participants should have
completed a previous Woodworking
course.
Instructor: Paul Venton
SD5
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
$175
Welding
This is a basic introduction to welding
course. It is designed to offer students
the necessary hands-on skills to work
safely and produce sound welds in the
flat position. Exposure will be offered
in oxy-acetylene welding and cutting,
ARC, and M.I.G. welding processes.
Participants will pay $80 for lab supplies
to the instructor on the first night and
supply their own gloves. Instructors:
Toby Punton and Tony Bage
SD10.1 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$199
Welding Shop, Tec Voc High School
(WSD)
SD10.2 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$199
(WSD)
SD10.3 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
$199
(WSD)
A power engineer is a person trained
and certified to safely operate steam,
pressure and refrigeration plants. In
Manitoba, as in other Canadian provinces and territories, most plants can
only be operated under the supervision of a certified and licensed power
engineer.
Power Engineering 5th class –
Basic Building Operations
This course focuses on all aspects of
heating plant operation. This is a study
class (approved by the Fire Commissioner’s Office of Manitoba) and will
prepare students to write the provincial
exam. 900 hours of practical boiler
experience are required to be eligible to
write the provincial exam; 450 practicum hours are earned by achieving
a 65% pass in the study class. Each
participant is responsible for arranging
their own additional 450 practical boiler
experience hours. Life Long Learning
does not make these arrangements for
participants. Requirements: Basic math
skills and working knowledge of English
are essential for successful completion of
this course. Each participant is required
to have textbooks by the first session.
The text books can be ordered from the
Red River College Bookstore, Notre
Dame Campus, (204) 632-2351.
A mark statement will be issued upon
completion of the course.
Instructor: Brian Dentry
Monday to Friday, July 4 - 29
SD13
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
$459 plus GST ($481.95)
Room 9, Sisler High School (WSD)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
General Information
• Register as early as possible, as low enrolment may lead to cancellation. We strive to give as much
cancellation notice as possible. However we reserve the right to cancel a course at any time due to
low enrolment, space considerations or other unforseen circumstances.
• Registrations will not be processed until payment is received.
• Registrations will not be confirmed. Please plan to attend the first class as scheduled unless you receive notice that your course is full or cancelled due to low enrolment.
• Classes are limited in size. All registrations will be accepted on a “first come” basis until the maximum
number of participants is reached. Please register early to ensure a space is available.
• Please ensure that the telephone number you provide on your registration form will allow us to reach
you during the day.
• Unless specified, all materials and supplies are included with the registration fee. Instructors will advise registrants if any supplies are required at the first class. Students are required to take all projects
home at the end of each class.
• GST has been added where applicable.
• Receipts will be available from the instructor. Please retain your course receipt as there will be a $5
charge for duplicates.
• Individual classes may be postponed or moved to alternate sites if school facilities are unavailable.
• Please note: All of our schools are smoke and nut free.
• Full refunds will be issued for courses cancelled by Louis Riel School Division Continuing Education.
• Refunds will be issued for cancellations made seven days prior to the start date of the class. Refunds
made at the request of the registrant are subject to a $5 administration fee for LRSD courses and 20%
of the tuition fee or a minimum of $10 for WSD courses.
• A credit note may be issued for cancellations made fewer than seven days prior to the start date. A $5
administration fee will apply.
• It is acceptable to send a substitute participant in your place or choose an alternate session where
space is available.
• Non-attendance does not constitute notice of withdrawal.
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Island Lakes Community School
J.H. Bruns Collegiate
Kelvin High School (WSD)
Montrose School (WSD)
Nelson McIntyre Collegiate
Nordale School
Samuel Burland School
Shamrock School
Sargent Park School (WSD)
Sisler High School (WSD)
St. John’s High School (WSD)
Tech Voc High School (WSD)
Victor H. L. Wyatt School
Windsor Park Collegiate (ATC) Arts & Technology Centre
Churchill High School (WSD)
Collège Beliveau
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé (use doors on south side) Dakota Collegiate
Dr. D. W. Penner School
5 deBourmont Avenue
510 Hay Street
296 Speers Road
1128 Dakota Street
661 Dakota Street
121 Hazelwood Crescent
École Henri-Bergeron
General Vanier School Glenlawn Collegiate
Glenwood School
Grant Park High School (WSD)
363 Enfield Crescent
18 Lomond Boulevard
770 St. Mary’s Road
51 Blenheim Avenue
450 Nathaniel Street
H.S. Paul School
160 Southglen Boulevard
Highbury School
99 Highbury Road
445 Island Shore Blvd.
250 Lakewood Blvd.
155 Kingsway
691 Montrose Street
188 St. Mary’s Road
99 Birchdale Avenue
192 Burland Avenue
831 Beaverhill Boulevard
2 Sargent Park Place
1360 Redwood Avenue
401 Church Avenue
1555 Wall Street
485 Meadowood Drive
1015 Cottonwood Road
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Regi s tr a ti on Inf o r ma ti o n
We accept cash, cheque, Interac, Visa and Master Card.
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ONLINE
This is your best option. For a complete searchable listing of all our courses, visit us on the web and register securely
MAIL
Complete the registration form and mail it, with credit card information or a cheque payable to Louis Riel School Division,
to:
LRSD Continuing Education
5 deBourmont Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R2J 1J9
online: www.lrsdconed.net. You will receive immediate confirmation and you can print your receipt.
IN PERSON Room 204, Louis Riel Arts & Technology Centre, 5 deBourmont Avenue
Office hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Gift
Certificates
Available
PHONE
(204) 237-8130 Call Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
FAX
(204) 594-3544 Completed registration forms may be faxed and should include your credit card number and expiration
date. Please confirm by phone.
Am I in?
Registrations will not be confirmed. Assume the course is proceeding as scheduled. We will only contact you if your course is full or cancelled due to low enrolment.
Refunds? If you need to cancel, please notify us at (204) 237-8130 seven days before your class begins and we will refund your tuition less a $5 administration fee.
Continuing Education Registration Form
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Email Address: ________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone #: (___)_____________________________ Work (daytime) Phone #: (____)__________________________
Please ensure that the telephone number you provide will allow us to reach you during the day.
Address: _________________________________________________ Postal Code: __________________________
Course # __________________ Course Name: ________________________________________________________
Start Date: ______________________________________________ Fee: ________________________________
Visa/MC #: ____________________________________________Expiry Date: __________Cash ____Cheque ________
Cardholder Signature: _____________________________________Interac:Debit ____Visa_____MC____Auth#_________
Office Use Only: Date Registration Received ___________Entered _________LRSD#_____________Approval Code___________
We reserve the right to cancel a course at any time due to low enrolment, space considerations or other unforseen circumstances.
I n s p i r i n g P o t e n t i a l a n d L e a r n i n g To g e t h e r
Initier les possibilités et apprendre ensemble
THE M ANY F AC ES O F C O N T I N UI N G E D UC ATI ON
I n s p i r i n g P o t e n t i a l a n d L e a r n i n g To g e t h e r
Initier les possibilités et apprendre ensemble

our Spring 2016 Handbook - Louis Riel School Division

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