Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute

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Winter & Spring 2011 Edition • Your complete guide to upcoming Southeast Regional College programs and courses
Saskatchewan
Energy Training
Institute
Technical, environmental,
safety-related courses,
training and certification
for the energy sector
1A Truck Driver Training
Winter & Spring 2011 Edition
Southeast Regional College offers two types of 1A Truck Driver Training programs:
To register for any of the above training,
please contact the campus nearest you:
Contact
642-4287
634-4795
435-4631
848-2500
735-5263
For more information on the availability
of this course, please contact your local
campus or call toll-free 1-866-999-7372.
ATCHEWA
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Location
Assiniboia:
Estevan:
Moosomin:
Weyburn:
First Nation communities:
SGI is recommending medicals be
taken one month in advance to ensure
students meet medical standards prior
to incurring expenses of training and
testing.
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Early Safety Training
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Energy Training & Education
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Full-time Trades & Technical Training 14
Aboriginal Education
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English as Another Language
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Ed2Go
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Motorcycle Training
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Part-time Credit Training
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Personal Interest Classes
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Safety Classes
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Call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 for current
pricing or to have a package mailed out
to you.
SGI has recently changed policy of Medical
Examinations. Medical reports need to
be submitted and approved by SGI’s
Medical Review Unit PRIOR to the start
of any testing.
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Adult Basic Education
Saskatchewan Energy Training
Institute
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Jan 24 & 25; 8 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $240
Learner’s Exam sitting on Jan 26, 8 - 9:30 am at
Asaskan Complex
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Management Training
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1A Learners Prep Program – 2 days
• Programs start on Mondays
• No classroom, all in-truck training
(Exception: Estevan and Weyburn have
2 days of classroom with the 10 day
program)
• Programs designed to suit the students’
needs
• A Deposit of $500 is required when
registering for Truck Driver Programs.
Deposit is credited towards final tuition.
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Heavy Equipment Training
Truck Driver Training
Agriculture Courses
Computer Training
Business & Entrepreneur Training
Distance Learning
GED
GED Preparation
Master of Education
Five (5) day & Ten (10) day
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Contents
AI N I N G I N
SASKATCHEWAN
ENERGY TRAINING
INSTITUTE
Payment must be made at time of
registration.
Heavy Equipment Operator Program –
200 hours (1 month)
The Heavy Equipment Operator Program
provides knowledge and skill development
in operating two of the following pieces of
heavy equipment:
• Backhoe
• Trackhoe
• Crawler
• Grader
This program may be a funded program—
will you, or are you presently collecting
EI benefits?
Call toll free 1-866-999-7372 to inquire
or register. Payment must be made at time
of registration.
In addition to the practical experience
gained behind the controls, you must
successfully complete classroom theory
courses and exams. Students will also
receive two safety certificates: St. John’s
First Aid/CPR level “A” & AED and Ground
Disturbance Level II.
For the most recent &
updated program
information please visit:
www.southeastcollege.org
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Graduates may find employment operating
heavy equipment in the construction
industry, pipeline and oil patches, forestry
industry, or rural and urban municipalities.
Admission requirements: Valid Class 5 driver’s license
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Apr 6 – May 6; two intakes
Indian Head May 11 – Jun 10
Regina area Jun 15 – Jul 15
Weyburn
May 4 – Jun 3
Tuition: $10,900 (materials included)
Register today… call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 or visit www.southeastcollege.org
Agriculture
AgExpert Analyst (Introduction to) –
12 hours
This hands-on course is designed to enable
participants to set up and use a complete
set of farm books with the AgExpert
Analyst software. Participants will develop
a set of farm books, enter financial and
inventory transactions, and print reports for
management purposes (cash/accrual). Course
includes free copy of training curricula.
Pre-requisites: Basic computer and bookkeeping
skills are essential.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Feb 14 & 15; 9 am – 4 pm
Location: Moosomin; Dates: TBA
Tuition: $375 + materials: $15
AgExpert Analyst (Advanced) – 1 day
This hands-on course is designed to enable
participants to take advantage of advanced
features in AgExpert Analyst software.
Participants will generate and analyze
various reports and tools to support the farm
management process, learn to ensure the
integrity of data reported from the database
to government programs, identify program
features to use in their own operation and
establish a plan for further skills enhancement.
Pre-requisites: A good understanding of AgExpert
software from previous participation in the
“Introduction to AgExpert Analyst” course.
Location: Assiniboia; Date: Feb 16; 9 am – 4 pm
AgExpert Field Manager Pro – 1 day
Learn to use both components of the Field
Manager Pro. Students will use the Financial
Planner to project cropping plans with fixed
and variable costs to establish break-even
yields and returns. Students will use the
Field Record Keeping component to create
a sample farm, setup inputs and equipment
and follow up on a variety of crops through
a year of operations. Crops will be harvested,
stored and sold so that a profit loss analysis
can be done on several fields. Time will be
allotted to view a variety of reports.
Calving Management
Learn skills to maximize the number of healthy
calves that are born and survive to weaning.
Electrical Wiring (Basic) – 18 hours
Introduction to basic electrical wiring for
home improvements: rural rules, house
wiring, how to wire a receptacle, light,
stove/dryer/welder—220 amp, some code
rules, size of wire and amperage, how to
change and install a breaker, and how to
wire an electrical panel.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 16 – 19; Wed to Fri
6 – 10 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm
Machining (Basic) – 28 hours
Students will learn how to: cut a bearing
surface; basic hand tools—knurling;
sharpen drill bits; read a measuring device.
Class project is to make a hammer and a
drill gauge.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Sat & Sun; Jan 22, 23,
29, 30; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Machining (Advanced) – 28 hours
Students will learn how to do: threading on
a lathe; internal and external indexing; and
key way cutting—internal and external.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Sat & Sun; Jan 22, 23, 29,
30; 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Pesticide Applicator – Agriculture/
Industrial – 30 hours
This course focuses on application as part
of primary agriculture production for the
control of weeds, insects, diseases. The
course content includes on-farm seed
treatment, rodent control and weed control
in farm ponds or dugouts and shelterbelts,
i.e. custom applicators spraying crops.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Feb 28 – Mar 4;
Mon: 1 – 4 pm, Tue – Thu: 9am – 4pm, Fri: 9 am – 12 pm
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Mar 28 – Apr 1;
Mon: 1 – 4pm, Tue – Thu: 9 am – 4pm, Fri: 9 am – 12 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 14-18;
Mon: 1 – 4 pm, Tue – Thu: 9 am – 4 pm, Fri: 9 am – 12 pm
Tuition: $595 + materials: $52 (subject to change)
Pesticide Applicator – Landscape –
30 hours
This course focuses on the use of pesticides
by ground application for the maintenance
of ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers,
and turf. For use on outdoor residential,
commercial, recreational, and public land.
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Apr 4 – 8;
Mon: 1 – 4 pm, Tue – Thu: 9 am – 4 pm, Fri: 9 am – 12 pm
Pesticide Applicator – On Farm
Fumigation – 15 hours
This course focuses on the use of fumigants
by farmers and elevator employees. Farmers
will learn how to use fumigants to control
insects in grain stored on their farms and
to control ground squirrels on their farms.
Elevator employees will learn how to use
fumigants to control insects in grain stored
in the elevator where they work.
Location: Bengough; Dates: Feb 23 & 24; 9 am – 4 pm
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Feb 23 & 24; 9 am – 4 pm
Saskatchewan Water and
Wastewater Exams
Payment must be made prior to writing
the exam.
Location: Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn &
Whitewood
Cost: $100 per exam
Small Engine Repair – 28 hours
Learn to service your own small engines—
from tune-ups to over hauls, trimmers to
garden tractors, motorcycles, ATV’s and
snowmobiles.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Sat & Sun; Feb 12, 13,
19 & 20; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $280
Vehicle Maintenance for Women – 7 hours
This course will include basic oil change,
transmission services, cooling system, and
how to change wiper blades. Students will
require a vehicle, coveralls, oil, filter, and
sneakers/boots.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Sat, Feb 12; 8:30 am –
4:30 pm
Tuition: $70
Veterinary Techniques
(hands–on course)
Learn how to give intravenous injections,
use a stomach tube, use a stethoscope
to listen to the heartbeat and the rumen
digestive system, and how to give an
anesthetic for dehorning.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Feb 2; 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Welding (Basic) – 28 hours
Basics of welding including oxyacetylene
gas welding, electric arc welding, mig
welding, safety aspects of welding and basic
theory. Students will require leather boots,
welding gloves and safety glasses.
Location: Estevan; Dates: TBD
Mar 5 & 6; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $280
Welding (Advanced) – 28 hours
This is a continuation of Basic Welding
beginning with a short review of what was
learned in the Basic Welding class. Students
will weld 3/8 plate in the vertical and
horizontal position and a pipe joint. Some
MIG and TIG welding will be studied as well.
Mar 5, 6; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Welding for Women – 7 hours
Students will be covering safety, some
theory, and complete a hands-on project.
Location: Weyburn; Date: Sat; Mar 26; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Location: Estevan; Date: TBD
Tuition: $70 + materials (varies according to project)
NEW:
The Farm Business Development
Initiative may provide assistance to
eligible farmers interested in farm
management training. For information on the Farm Business
Development Initiative contact Saskatchewan
Agriculture in Weyburn 848-2857 or
toll free 1-866-457-2377.
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Computer Training
Choose from a wide range of computer
software and training topics. Training
packages can be designed to meet your
individual or business needs! For complete
course descriptions, visit our A to Z course
listing at www.southeastcollege.org.
Microsoft Excel 2007 (Level 2) – 6 hours
Microsoft Word 2007 (Level 1) – 9 hours
Location
Dates
Estevan
Feb 15 & 16, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Mar 1 & 3; 6:30 – 9:30pm
Whitewood Mar 8 & 10; 7 – 10pm
Tuition: $96 + materials: $17.27
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 17, 19 & 24 or Apr 20,
25 & 27; 6 – 9 pm
Digital Photography – 6 hours
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 7, 9 & 14 or May 11, 16
& 18; 6 – 9 pm
Location
Dates
Estevan
Jan 25 & 26, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Feb 22 & 24; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood Mar 22 & 24; 7 – 10 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 5; 6 – 8 pm
Microsoft Word (Level 2) – 9 hours
Introduction to Computer Basics –
6 hours
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 28, Mar 2 & 7 or May
25, 30 & Jun 1; 6 – 9 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 26, 31 & Feb 2 or
May 2, 4 & 9
Microsoft Power Point 2007 (Level 1) –
6 hours
Photoshop Elements 7 – 9 hours
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Jan 22; 9 am – 5 pm
FREE Intro to Computers – 2 hours
Learn how to create folders, install programs
and general computer basics.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 10 & 12 or Apr 13 & 18;
6 – 9 pm
Introduction to Computers
(Windows 7) – 6 hours
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Feb 8 & 10; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Jan 11 & 13; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood Jan 18 & 20; 7 – 10 pm
Introduction to the Internet – 6 hours
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Mar 8 & 10; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Jan 18 & 20; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood Jan 25 & 27; 7 – 10 pm
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Apr 19 & 21; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Feb 8 & 9, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Feb 8 & 10; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood Feb 15 & 17; 7 – 10 pm
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Location
Dates
Estevan
Feb 22 & 23, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Mar 15 & 17; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Weyburn
Jan 25 & 27; 6 – 9 pm
Whitewood Mar 1 & 3; 7 – 10 pm
Microsoft Power Point 2007 (Level 2) –
6 hours
Location: Estevan; Dates: Mar 1 & 2, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Mar 22 & 24; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Jan 18 & 19, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Feb 1 & 3; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood Feb 8 & 10; 7 – 10 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Apr 4, 6 & 11; 6 – 9 pm
Tuition: $144
Photoshop Elements 7 – 15 hours
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Feb 15, 16, 17, 22 & 23;
6:30 – 9:30 pm
QuickBooks 2010 – 21 hours
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mon & Wed; Mar 9 – 30;
6 – 9 pm
Simply Accounting (2011) – 24 hours
Location: Estevan; Dates: Mon & Wed; Mar 7 – 30;
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Tue & Thu; Mar 29 –
Apr 24; 6 – 9 pm
One-on-One computer Training
Location: Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn,
Whitewood
Dates: Determined by student
Tuition: Dependant on hours required +
materials: dependant on student program
Business & Entrepreneur Training Workshops
Building core business, supervisory, and
management skills are important to
managing in today’s environment. Designed
specifically for aspiring, new, or current
managers, Southeast Regional College
offers a wide variety of business training
workshops to assist local businesspeople.
In partnership with the Southern Alberta
Institute of Technology (SAIT), our
workshops deliver practical, skill-orientated,
and interactive business knowledge on
a variety of topics including Leadership,
Supervision, and Human Resources.
Through our partnership, we are committed
to creating a learning environment that
is transformative and enables learners to
convert information into knowledge, and
knowledge into action.
Flexibility is the key—take only the
workshops that meet your learning needs.
Best of all, our workshops are delivered
locally, reducing travel time and costs!
Sample workshop offerings include:
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Attracting & Retaining Valued Employees
Conflict Management
Creating a Safe & Respectful Workplace
Diversity in the Workplace
Leaders as Coaches
Leadership Skills
Motivating Employees
Negotiation Skills
Safety Management in the Workplace
Shifting to Wellness
Supervisory Skills
Team Building
Time Management & Organizational Skills
Training & Evaluating Employees
To see complete course descriptions, please
visit our website at www.southeastcollege.org
If you are interested, have questions
or want to discuss options for these
workshops, please call toll free
1-866-999-7372.
Winter and Spring Programs
Building the Generational Bridge in
Business (2-day workshop)
This program has been designed to
support leaders and managers in their
effort to engage the mind and spirit of
the diverse people in their work place.
Participants will learn about the dynamics
of the multigenerational workforce, how
perspectives change over time, how to
leverage differences within the team, and
why it is important to engage the talent in a
highly competitive work environment.
Conducting Effective Meetings
(1-day workshop)
Have you ever attended a meeting where it
seemed nothing was accomplished? Most
meetings are unproductive due to the lack
of planning, execution or follow-up. This
seminar will focus on the three key stages of
holding a meeting and how to ensure your
meeting is productive and successful.
Location: Estevan; Date: Mar 15
Tuition: $250 per person, $800 per corporate table of four
(includes materials, refreshments, snacks and lunch)
Customer Relations (2-day workshop)
Our world has become a global market
place and much more competitive. There
is no difference between products and
services except customer service. Your
customer (or lost customer) bases his/her
buying decisions on the service they receive
above and beyond the product/service that
they are purchasing. This course takes you
through the key steps to build a customer
service plan that will be your competitive
advantage.
Location: Estevan; Dates: Feb 22 & 23
Tuition: $450 per person, $1600 per corporate table of
four (includes materials, refreshments, snacks and lunch)
Leadership Skills (2-day workshop)
Leadership is the art of motivating and
inspiring people to work toward shared
aspirations. It requires solid character
and highly developed communication
skills. This course will address important
leadership topics and help you develop
and hone your skills in the following areas:
personal awareness and consciousness,
developing and communicating a vision,
influencing others, championing change
and maintaining morale.
Location: Moosomin; Dates: Mar 9 & 10
Project Management Basics
(2-day workshop)
This course will introduce the basic
concepts and processes for successful
project management. Participants will
explore proven best practices for defining,
planning, organizing and executing a
project. Examination of the project life
cycle will highlight the need for a phasedapproach to project work with stage-gate
approvals to ensure strategic alignment and
effective project governance. The learning
material and group exercises will provide
participants with hands-on experience
using the vocabulary, knowledge, and
tools needed to properly define, plan,
manage and successfully implement a
project. Special emphasis will be given to
the crucial up-front effort to clearly define,
in consultation with key stakeholders, the
project scope, the project’s strategic value
and expected results.
Location: Estevan; Dates: TBD
Time Management and Organizational
Skills (1-day workshop)
Improving your skill in time management
entails understanding how competing
demands can fracture your attention and
undermine your productivity. Equally
important is learning to manage priorities
and follow through on a personal system
for time management. Upon completion
of this one-day seminar you will leave wellequipped with a tool kit of templates and
proven strategies for effectively managing
your time.
Location: Moosomin; Date: Jan 19
Location: Weyburn; Date: Mar 17
Presentation Skills (2-day workshop)
In any business environment we
are constantly called upon to make
presentations. Anytime you present a
product to a customer, and idea to a
co-worker, or your boss, you are making
a presentation. On some occasions you
may even be asked to make a more formal
presentation in front of a group. Whenever
you make a presentation it reflects on you
as a professional. This course will provide
you with the tools that you need to ensure
your presentations are effective.
Location: Estevan; Dates: Apr 12 & 13
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 16 & 17
Southeast Regional College
may reschedule or
cancel classes due to
unforeseen circumstance.
The College will strive to
do all it can to ensure any
and all classes are delivered
successfully.
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Business and
Entrepreneur
Training–
Distance Learning – Televised Courses
Please contact your local campus for
specialty training not listed in this
publication.
SIAST Palliser Campus
class, phone 691-8382.
Winter 2011
Palliser Campus
Other Business Training SIAST
To register for any
Fireman’s Papers – 36 hours
Participants will learn the basic principles
of design, operation and maintenance of
heating equipment used in buildings of
moderate to large size. This course prepares
the student to write the Saskatchewan
Municipal Government exam at the
Fireman’s Level.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Mar 1, 5:30 – 10 pm;
Mar 3, 5:30 – 10 pm; Mar 9, 5:30 – 10 pm; Mar 16, 5:30 –
10 pm; Mar 19, 10 am – 4 pm; Mar 21, 5:30 – 10 pm;
Apr 4, 5:30-9:30 pm; Apr 6, 5:30 – 9 pm
Location: Estevan; Dates: Mon, Wed & Thu;
Mar 7 – 31; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location: Weyburn; Dates: TBD
Small Business Bookkeeping – 30 hours
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 8, 10, 15 & 17;
Mar 8, 10, 15, 17, 22 & 24
Tuition: $300.00 + materials: $55
Train the Trainer – 7 hours
Those new to training will be helped to
identify transition skills, how to build
confidence, handle difficult learners,
and develop listening and questioning
techniques to feel more comfortable in the
classroom. This course is recommended for
all those interested in instructing training
courses of any type.
Location: Assiniboia; Date: Mar 9; 9 – 4 pm
Scholarships are available
to students attending
Southeast Regional College.
Nearly $50,000 in scholarships
& bursaries will be awarded
this year. Download the
Scholarship Application Form at
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Lectures are scheduled so all classes can
use the same time slot—students may
register for all classes.
LAW 220 – Commercial Law
Locations: Assiniboia, Carlyle, Carnduff, Coronach,
Estevan, Kipling, Moosomin, Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Mon, Jan 3 – Apr 11; 4 – 7 pm
ACCT 125 – Introduction to Financial
Accounting II
HR 232 – Training and Development
Locations: Assiniboia, Broadview, Carlyle, Carnduff,
Coronach, Estevan, Moosomin, Rocanville, Weyburn,
Whitewood
Dates: Tue, Jan 11 – Apr 19; 4 – 7 pm
HR 233 – Labour Relations
Dates: Wed, Jan 12 – Apr 20; 4 – 7 pm
HR 234 – Employee Relations and
Support
Estevan, Kipling, Moosomin, Rocanville, Weyburn,
Whitewood
Dates: Thu, Jan 13 – Apr 21; 4 – 7 pm
HR 236 – Organizational Effectiveness
Estevan, Moosomin, Rocanville, Weyburn, Whitewood
ACCT 221 – Intermediate Accounting II
University of
Saskatchewan
Estevan, Indian Head, Kipling, Moosomin, Weyburn,
Whitewood
ACCT 226 – Cost Accounting I
Whitewood
ACCT 236 – Business Systems Analysis
Whitewood
BCOM 120 – Business Communications I
BCOM 121 – Business Communications II
COMP 120 – Information Systems I
ECON 120 – Microeconomics
Estevan, Indian Head, Moosomin, Weyburn,
Whitewood
If already admitted, phone 966-1212.
To apply to be admitted phone 966-5788.
ENG 114.3 – Literature & Composition
Reading Culture
Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn, Whitewood
HIST 152.3 – Post Confederation
Canada
Coronach, Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Mon, Jan 10 – Apr 4; 4 – 6:50
NS 106.3 – Aboriginal Canada
POLS 112.3 – Political Ideas and
Change in Global Era
SOC 112.3 – Foundations in Sociology –
Social Construction of Everyday Life
Locations: Assiniboia, Broadview, Coronach, Estevan,
Moosomin, Weyburn, Whitewood
Distance Learning – Televised Courses (continued)
University of
Regina
To register for any U of R class, phone
585-4114.
ENGLISH 110 – Critical Reading &
Writing
Dates: Wed, Jan 5 – Apr 6; 1 – 3:45 pm
FILM 100 – The Art of Motion Pictures
ADMN 220 – Organizational Behaviour
Coronach, Estevan, Kipling, Moosomin, Weyburn,
Whitewood
Dates: Mon, Apr 25 – Jun 27; 7 – 10 pm
BCOM 121 – Business Communications II
Coronach, Estevan, Indian Head, Kipling, Moosomin,
Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Thu, Apr 28 – Jun 30; 4 – 7 pm
ECON 121 – Macroeconomics
Dates: Tue, Jan 11 – Apr 5; 7 – 9:45 pm
Whitewood
Dates: Thu, Apr 28 – Jun 30; 7 – 10 pm
JS 210 – Introduction to Justice
IN 120 – Mathematics of Finance
Dates: Thu, Jan 6 – Apr 7; 4 – 6:45 pm
PSYC 102 – Introductory Psychology B
Whitewood
Dates: Mon, Jan 10- Apr 4; 4 – 6:45 pm
SOC 208 – Inequality & Social Justice
Dates: Mon, Jan 10 – Apr 4; 7 – 9:45 pm
SW 437 – Social Work with Families
Whitewood
Dates: Wed, Jan 5 – Apr 6; 4 – 6:45 pm
Spring 2011
SIAST Palliser
Campus
To register for any SIAST Palliser Campus
class, phone 691-8382.
Lectures are scheduled so all classes can
use the same time slot—students may
registerfor all classes.
ACCT 125 – Introduction to Financial
Accounting II
Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Mon, Apr 25 – Jun 27; 4 – 7 pm
ACCT 227 – Cost Accounting II
Whitewood
Dates: Tue, Apr 26 – Jun 28; 7 – 10 pm
Southeast
Salon
is now open!
Location: Assiniboia, Broadview, Carlyle, Carnduff,
Whitewood
Dates: Wed, Apr 27 – Jun 29; 7 – 10 pm
HR 230 – Recruitment & Selection
Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Tue, Apr 26 – Jun 27; 4 – 7 pm
HR 237 – Wellness in the Workplace
Weyburn, Whitewood
Dates: Wed, Apr 27 – Jun 29; 4 – 7 pm
Located in the
Southeast Regional College Campus
255 Spruce Drive, Estevan
SIAST Kelsey
Campus
Hours of business
To register for any SIAST Kelsey Campus
class, phone 933-5555 and state location.
SANT 185 – Food Safe Level II
Whitewood
Dates: Tue, May 3, May 10 & May 17; 7 – 10 pm
Register today…
call toll-free 1-866-999-7372
or visit
Payment must be made at
time of registration
Tuesdays to Thursdays
3:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturdays
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Full range of services including
haircuts, hair coloring, perms, facial treatments,
brow, chin and lip waxing, manicures and
pedicures
Retail products also available
Call 637-3853 for an appointment,
walk-ins are welcome
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GED Testing Schedule 2011
General Education Development (GED) Tests measure the academic skills and knowledge
expected of high school graduates. The tests consist of content area tests in reading,
writing, mathematics, science and social studies. The tests also measure communication,
information-processing, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
Date
Town
Location
Length
Feb 25 & 26 (Fri & Sat)
Whitewood
Southeast College
6:00 – 10:30 pm Fri
9:00 am – 1:00 pm Sat
Mar 23 & 24 (Wed & Thu)
Weyburn
Southeast College
6:00 - 10:30 pm both nights
Apr 14 & 15 (Thu & Fri)
Assiniboia
Southeast College
6:00 – 10:30 pm both nights
May 6 & 7 (Fri & Sat)
Moosomin
Southeast College
6:00 – 10:30 pm Fri
9:00 am – 1:00 pm Sat
May 18 & 19 (Wed & Thu)
Estevan
Southeast College
July 13 & 14 (Wed & Thu)
Estevan
Southeast College
GED Preparation –
18 hours
Students enrolled in GED prep will prepare
for the GED exams. This class will look
at your individual needs and will assist
you in improving your academic skills in
preparation for the exams. Students may
enroll for upgrading work on math, reading,
or writing skills (pre-GED).
Location
Assiniboia
Dates
Mon & Wed; Mar 28 – Apr 13;
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin
Tue & Thu; Apr 12 – 28;
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Weyburn
Tue & Thu; Mar 1 – 17; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Whitewood
Mon & Wed; Jan 31 – Feb 16;
6:30 – 9:30 pm
GED Preparation –
24 hours
Location
Dates
Estevan
Tue & Thu; Apr 21 – May 17; 7 – 10 pm
2-year Master’s Program beginning in Summer 2011
Master of Education
in Educational Administration
Southeast Regional College, in partnership with the University of Regina,
is now offering a community-based Master of Education Program designed to
provide high quality, relevant professional development for educators in southeast
Saskatchewan. The unique cohort model provides a supportive learning community
and allows graduate students to effectively link theory to local educational
issues and practice.
The U of R partnership with Southeast Regional College will allow learners to:
• Obtain a graduate degree in their community
• Participate in a cohort with local educational needs in mind
• Gain access to an innovative and meaningful graduate degree program
Deadline to apply is February 15, 2011
For more information call Cindy Herberholz at 848-2484 or visit
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FEATURED COURSE
Management Question #67:
Some of our employees have a 30-year age difference…
how do I manage a multi-generational workforce?
“Building the Generational Bridge in Business”
2-day workshop
Feb 16 & 17, Ramada Inn, Weyburn
Presented by Southeast Regional College in partnership with SAIT, this program has been designed to support leaders and managers in
their effort to engage the mind and spirit of the diverse people in their work place.
Participants will learn about the dynamics of the multi-generational workforce, how perspectives change over time, how to leverage
differences within the team, and why it is important to engage the talent in a highly competitive work environment.
$450/person or a $400/person corporate rate for 4 or more
• Includes meals and snacks
• Participants are responsible for booking and paying for own accommodations if required
To register call toll-free 1-866-999-7372.
Payment must be made at time of registration.
Other upcoming business
training workshops:
Conducting Effective Meetings
Estevan, Mar 15
Customer Relations
Estevan, Feb 22 & 23
Leadership Skills
Moosomin, Mar 9 & 10
Presentation Skills
Estevan, Apr 12 & 13
Project Management
Estevan, Dates TBD
Time Management &
Organizational Skills
Moosomin, Jan 19; Weyburn, Mar 17
For complete descriptions, see page 5
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Adult Basic Education
Southeast Regional College’s Adult Basic
Education (ABE) programs assist adults in
improving their employment opportunities,
meeting entrance requirements to postsecondary institutions, and developing
personal skills. The programs provide
certification at the following levels: Level 3
(Grade 10), Level 4 (Grade 12), and GED 12.
The ABE programs allow students to study
at a pace suitable to their individual needs
and abilities. Furthermore, our qualified
and experienced instructors will design
individualized programs to help students
achieve their own personal goals.
Some of our ABE locations are beginning
a new semester in January 2011, with the
possibility for new student intake. For more
information on upcoming ABE programs,
please contact one of our career counselors:
Location
To register please contact:
Cowessess ABE
Louise Henry, 696-3418
Estevan ABE
Heather Dorcas, 637-3852 or 421-8089
Indian Head ABE
Bev Kulach, 550-9111
Moosomin ABE
Margaret Fuchs, 435-4630
Ocean Man ABE
Heather Dorcas, 637-3852 or 421-8089
Kahkewistahaw ABE
Louise Henry, 696-3418
Piapot Urban (Regina) ABE
Piapot Valley (On reserve) ABE
Weyburn ABE
Jamie Mayoh-Bauche, 848-2331
For further information contact: Brian Binns, Basic Education Co-ordinator, 848-2503.
Evening Adult Basic Education is now available in Indian Head.
Please call 695-3830 for details.
English Language
Requirement
English is the language of
instruction and examination
at SIAST. If your first or
primary language is not
English, you will need to
provide evidence of having
the English language skills in
speaking, listening, reading
and writing required
to be successful in a SIAST
program. Contact Southeast
Regional College toll-free at
1-866-999-7372 for
more details.
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Tutors Needed
Southeast Regional College is looking for tutors to provide tutoring and learning supports for its Adult
Basic Education (grade 10 & 12) and post-secondary students. Tutors are needed for a variety of subjects
and levels, especially in the areas of Math, Science, and English.
If you’re interested in providing tutoring services, please submit a current resume to:
Heather Dorcas,
Student Services Coordinator
Phone: 637-3852 or 421-8089
Fax: 634-8060
E-mail: [email protected]
ON THE COVER
Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute
The Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute has a proud 20-year history of being responsive
to the high demand for training within the energy and industry sectors of southeast
Saskatchewan and beyond. Through partnerships with various safety organizations and
safety associations, the Institute delivers a variety of technical, environmental, and safetyrelated courses and certifications to meet the economic demands of various sectors.
All of the following courses are scheduled throughout the southeast Saskatchewan
region between January and June 2011. For course descriptions and upcoming dates
for your area, see page 21 or contact your local campus.
General Safety Training Courses:
CPR & First Aid + AED
CPR & First Aid + AED Refresher
H2S Alive
Confined Space
Ground Disturbance
Global Ground Disturbance
TDG
WHMIS
Ground Disturbance
OH&S Ready to Work
... and more
Specialized ENFORM
Training Courses for the
Petroleum Industry:
Detection & Control of Flammable Substances
Fall Protection for Rig Work
Well Service BOP
Rig Rescue
Coiled Tubing BOP
Safety Management & Regulatory Awareness
SARA Refresher
Safety Program Development
SECOR Refresher
Mobile Training Simulators
The Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute provides two mobile
training simulators that provide the most up-to-date and unique
simulation of its kind in Canada. During training, the participants
will be given actual work and rescue scenarios specific to the needs
of the trainees, which may include oil & gas, mining, agriculture,
etc. Best of all, the simulators are portable, making the training
available at any of our campus or your employer locations.
Book your break-up training early
as seats fill quickly!
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FEATURED COURSE
Early Safety Training Program – Safety training for youth
The Early Safety Training (EST) program is a collection of affordable safety training courses for youth in southeast
Saskatchewan between the ages 16-21. EST is designed to provide young people with safety training and skills that they can
apply their entire lifetime, both on and off the job. This training is also highly recognized and valued by most employers,
and provides students with a leading edge in obtaining summer or full-time employment.
Core courses:
Here’s how it works:
• Workplace Hazardous Materials Information
System (WHMIS)
• First Aid and CPR “A” + AED
• Ready for Work (O H & S) or the Young
Worker Readiness Certificate
(www.aeel.gov.sk.ca/ywrcc) or CODC Rights
& Responsibilities (www.codc.ca/courses/rr/)
1. Take courses:
CPR & First Aid “A” + AED + OH&S + WHMIS
+ CSTS = $255
2. Apply for bursary
3. Bursary awarded = $200
4. Net cost to participant = $55
Elective courses:
• H2S Alive (Recommended minimum age is 18)
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
• Confined Space (Recommended minimum
age is 18)
• Construction Safety Training System (CSTS)
• Petroleum Safety Training (PST)
• Fire Extinguisher
• Driver Evaluation
• First Aid & CPR “B” & “C”
• Off Highway Defensive Driving
• Food Safe… and more!
Bursaries make safety training
more affordable
To make safety training more affordable,
Early Safety Training bursaries of up to $200
are available to students who meet the
following:
• Between 16 and 21 years of age
• Reside within Southeast Regional
College boundaries
• Independently responsible
for their own training costs
• Successfully complete 3
Core and 1 Elective courses
In partnership with
Bursary application forms can be
downloaded at www.southeastcollege.org
or picked up at any Southeast Regional
College campus. For bursary information
and conditions, please contact
(306) 848-2370.
Courses conveniently offered
during school breaks
Early Safety Training is offered as a oneweek package at various Saskatchewan
Energy Training Institute and Southeast
Regional College locations. Dates are
chosen based on high school scheduled
breaks.
Location
Assiniboia
Bengough
Carnduff
Coronach
Estevan
Moosomin
Oxbow
Weyburn
Whitewood
Dates
Feb 12 – 26; Apr 2 – 16
Mar 5 – 12
Apr 25 – 29
Jun 11 – 14
Feb 21 – 27; Apr 25 – 29
Feb 21 – 25
Feb 21 – 27
Feb 22 – 26; Apr 25 – 30;
May 2 – 6
Apr 25 – 29
Youth can also register in any of the
Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute’s
safety courses that are offered throughout
the year. Visit www.southeastcollege.org or
contact the Saskatchewan Energy Training
Institute toll-free at 1-866-999-7372 for
course information and dates.
When registering, please indicate if you
are a student (21 years and under) for the
student rate.
The Early Safety Training Bursary Program
is funded 100% from industry donations
and fundraising activities in southeast
Saskatchewan.
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FEATURED COURSE
Energy Training & Education for Fall/Winter 2011–2012
The Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute in Estevan is excited to be
offering a new suite of specialized technical and trades courses for career
advancement in the energy sector. Each of the following certificate programs
will be offered at our new Estevan campus beginning in the Fall of 2011…
where minds and possibilities meet!
Power Engineering Technician (36 weeks) – Fall 2011
Power Engineering Technician (Fourth Class) provides graduates with the practical training
in boiler operations, maintenance techniques and tool usage to work within various
industries that utilize various power systems and heating plants, including but not limited
to: utility, refineries hospitals, pulp and paper mills, breweries, mines gas process, heavy oil
up-graders, fertilizers and chemical plants.
Oil & Gas Field Operations (18 weeks) – Winter 2012
The Oil & Gas Field Operations program addresses present and projected shortages
of skilled workers in this field. The 18-week program trains graduates to work within
the process operations and maintenance component of the oil and gas field industry,
and includes safety training in the areas of: Basic Fire Fighting, Occupational First Aid
Level 1, Occupational First Aid Transportation Endorsement, H2S Alive, Transportation
of Dangerous Goods (TDG), Confined Space and Entry Level 2, Industrial Worker Fall
Protection, and Petroleum Safety Training (PST).
Office Education with Oil & Gas Specialization (32 weeks) – Fall 2011
Office Education provides a well-rounded base of office administration knowledge and skill
development including both theoretical and applied training. Graduates will be prepared
for various office duties that would be associated with being a member of an oil and
gas administrative team. This will include terminology, technical understanding, and the
variables of working within energy industry.
Oil & Gas Rig Worker (6 weeks) – Fall 2011
Through the delivery of theory and hands-on experiential learning, students will be
prepared to gain entry level work in the oil and gas industry. During the Oil and Gas Rig
Worker program, students will gain insight to the energy industry, and develop the skill
sets to work efficiently, productively, and safely as a member of a field production team.
Also included is safety training certification in the areas of: H2S Alive, First Aid/CPR/AED,
Confined Space – Entry & Rescue Level 2, Ground Disturbance, Fall Protection, Rigging,
WHMIS, and First Line BOP.
Oil & Gas Production Accounting (180 hours) – Fall 2011
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting (CAPPA) certificate
program consists of five courses. Each course is made up of up to 15 modules and provides
industry recognized expertise in petroleum production accounting. Graduates will gain a
solid understanding of the industry’s financial practices, government regulations, and the
role of production accountants.
Electrician (20 weeks) – Winter 2012
Electrician is an applied certificate program that provides entry level skill training.
Graduates will be able to make electrical installations and perform maintenance duties
according to industry standards. Trade time and academic credit may be available for
graduates who find employment in the trade and register as apprentices through the
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission.
For more information, visit www.southeastcollege.org or contact us
toll-free at 1-866-999-7372.
*Courses subject to change.
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2011–2012 Full-Time
Trades & Technical Training Programs
Are you thinking about a career change?
Or will you be graduating from high school next year?
Exciting career training opportunities are waiting for you at Southeast Regional College!
The following full-time programs will be offered at various campuses starting in the fall of 2011:
Electrician – Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn
For additional course information, please visit
www.southeastcollege.org. Call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 to
Continuing Care Assistant – Whitewood
have an admissions package mailed out to you.
Office Education with Oil & Gas Specialization – Estevan
Plumbing – Indian Head
Power Engineering Technician – Estevan
Welding (Pre-Employment) – Weyburn
*Courses and locations subject to change.
Why study at Southeast Regional College?
Are scholarships and bursaries available?
These courses are offered in partnership with SIAST, meaning that
the course material and instruction is equivalent to taking the same
course at a SIAST campus.
Through the generosity of our donors, nearly $50,000 in
scholarships and bursaries will be awarded this year to assist those
who choose to pursue their studies at Southeast Regional College.
Download the Scholarship Application Form at
www.southeastcollege.org or contact the Southeast College
Education Foundation office at 848-2370.
However, you benefit from the cost savings of studying in your
home community… not to mention staying close to friends and
family, keeping your job, enjoying smaller class sizes, etc.
Need help deciding what career is right for you?
Southeast Regional College also provides career counseling
services. Please contact your local campus or toll-free
1-866-999-7372 to book an appointment.
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First Nation/Métis Training at Southeast Regional College
“Ready to Work: Cooking & Housekeeping”–Currently in Whitewood
Twenty-one students are learning
Workplace Essentials that will prepare them
for cooking & housekeeping careers. In
January, the students begin their 4 weeks
of skill training where they will learn handson training in the areas of Entry Level Cook/
Kitchen helper, Server, or Housekeeping.
Workplace Essentials includes training in the
following areas:
• Attitudes
• Professionalism
• Communication
• Problem Solving
• Conflict Resolution
• Workplace Etiquette
• First Aid/CPR
• Safety/WHMIS/Security
• Processing Payments
• Customer Service
• Product Knowledge
• Resume writing
• Job search skills
A mock restaurant will be set up in
downtown Whitewood where the students
learn to apply workplace skills covered in
the first eight weeks in a practical setting.
Job coaches will also work with the group
to assist students in sustaining employment
with support and follow-up for 6 months.
Upcoming First Nation/Métis
Training Opportunities
English as Another Language (EAL)
English as Another Language (EAL) programming is available in Estevan,
Weyburn, Moosomin, and Rocanville.
Students must be adults, over the age of 18 years, and have one of the following
in order to be able to attend our English Language training classes:
Security Guard Training
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This course is designed to help you
pass the provincial exam and earn your
security guard certificate. It is intended
to provide you with the occupational and
behavioral skills and attitudes necessary
to professionally function as a security guard
as required by provincial acts, regulations
and in accordance with other legislation.
Classes are free of charge, but all
students new to our program must
have a Canadian Language Benchmarks
assessment done by a trained assessor
before starting classes. This assessment
is also free of charge.
To register for classes, please
call the registration desk:
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Jan 17 - 21; 9 am - 3:30 pm
Tuition: $299 (book included)
Estevan: 634-4795
Weyburn: 848-2500
Moosomin/Rocanville: 435-4631
GED Preparation
The General Equivalency Diploma
Preparation Program will prepare students
to write the five standardized high school
equivalency tests: Writing Skills, Social
Studies, Science, Interpreting Literature and
the Arts, and Mathematics.
Location: Indian Head; Dates: TBA
ComputerWorks Applied Certificate
Visitor’s or Student’s visa
Temporary permit
Provincial Nominee
Permanent Resident
Location
Beginner Classes
Intermediate Classes
Estevan Campus
Tuesday and Thursday,
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Monday and Wednesday,
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Weyburn Campus
6:30 – 8:30 pm
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Fall 2011 (tentative,
pending required funding)
Moosomin Campus
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Thursdays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
For information or to request a program/
course, please contact Gloria at 735-5263.
Rocanville
5:00 – 7:00 pm
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Tutorial Classes
Thursday and Saturday,
1:00 – 3:00 pm
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Motorcycle Training Course – SGI Certified – 20 hours
This 20-hour program is designed to help prepare you to ride a
motorcycle in a traffic environment. Topics include: mounting &
dismounting, pre-ride check, riding position, cold & warm starting,
shoulder checks & eye movement, starting & stopping, slow speed
maneuvers, gear shifting, riding tactics for the urban rider, traffic
simulation, starting on a hill, higher speed maneuvers, emergency
maneuvers, final skills test—Motorcycle Operators Skill Test.
Our instructors are highly experienced riders and qualified trainers
in motorcycle safety. The following equipment is mandatory for all
students:
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approved helmet (DOT, Snell, CSA, ANSI)
over the ankle boots
motorcycle jacket or other heavy weight jean or leather jacket
full-length pants or motorcycle pants
full-finger, tight fitting leather gloves
rain jacket and pants (optional but highly recommended)
For more information, contact your local campus.
Motorcycles are provided for you to learn on. The course is
physically demanding. You will be pushing a motorcycle with a
rider in the initial stages.
All students must possess their Motorcycle Learners Permit
prior to the start of class
Location: Estevan; Date: May 13 – 15; 27 – 29; June 10 – 12; 24 – 26; July 8 – 10; 22 –
24; Aug 5 – 7; 19 – 21; Fri 6 – 10 pm, Sat & Sun 9 am – 5 pm
Tuition: $450
Book early as classes fill quickly.
Call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 to register. Payment must be made
at time of registration.
Why take motorcycle training?
• On average, four riders are killed and 26 are seriously injured each
year in Saskatchewan
• There were 439 traffic collisions involving a motorcycle resulting in
202 injuries and 2 deaths in 2009 in Saskatchewan
• The risk of motorcycle riders sustaining injuries in a crash is almost
five times greater than if they had been driving a passenger vehicle
Are you looking for online courses that are affordable, fun,
fast, convenient, and geared just for you?
We offer a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can
take entirely over the Internet through our ed2go program. All
of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are
nationally known authors.
Take classes anytime, anywhere on the following subjects:
Register today…
call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 or visit
Payment must be made at time of registration
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Career and Professional
Accounting
Business and Management
Grant Writing and Nonprofit
Law and Legal
Start Your Own Business
Teaching and Education
And more…
Computers and Technology
Basic Computer Literacy
Computer Applications
Database Management
Graphic and Multimedia Design
PC Networking and Security
Web and Computer Programming
And more…
Writing and Publishing
Business Writing
Creative Writing
Grant Writing
Publishing
And more…
Personal Development
Children, Parents and Family
Digital Photography
Health and Wellness
Languages
Personal Finance
And more…
Take ed2go courses from the comfort of your home or office at the
times that are most convenient for you. All you require is internet
access and an e-mail address!
A new section of every course begins monthly. Upcoming winter/
spring sessions start every third Wednesday of the month: Jan 19;
Feb 16; Mar 16; Apr 20; May 18; Jun 15
Visit our ed2go page at www.southeastcollege.org to see all
course descriptions and to register online.
Part-Time Credit Training
Are you working full-time, but want to upgrade your skills or
further your career? Do family priorities prevent you from
taking full-time courses?
We appreciate the fact that you may have other priorities in life.
Our part-time, face-to-face training programs provide you with
the option to further your career while keeping a full-time job or
managing family obligations. These programs also allow you to
upgrade your skills on a part-time basis, with evening and weekend schedules instead of being tied to the classroom all day. Take
the modules you need, when you are able to… and reach your
career goals!
Continuing Care Assistant
Continuing Care Assistant (formerly known as Home Care/Special
Care Aide) is a SIAST certificate program that provides knowledge
and skill development in helping people help themselves in their
homes and in special care facilities.
Prerequisite: Grade 12
COMM 198 – Communication In The Workplace – 30 hours
You will learn written and oral communication skills required in the
workplace. The course content includes basic medical terminology,
telephone and intercom etiquette, observing and reporting on
client’s status, care and personal work plans and problem solving.
Location: Redvers; Dates: TBD
DEMC 280 – Dementia Family Care – 30 hours
You will learn how those with dementia are assessed as well as how
to intervene in emergency situations. You will discuss environments
and issues related to special care placement. You will also discuss
current research and ethics.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mondays, Jan 10 – Mar 14; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
HUMD 187 – Human Growth & Development – 30 hours
You will learn about the physical, social, intellectual, and emotional
aspects of human growth and development from infancy to old
age. While the course content focuses on the older age group, the
information includes working effectively with all age groups within
a family setting.
Location: Redvers; Date: TBD
NUTR 198 – Nutrition – 30 hours
You will learn normal nutritional requirements based on Eating
Well with Canada’s Food Guide. The course content includes meal
planning, purchasing, preparing and serving meals, special diets,
fluid intake, and assisting clients to eat.
Location: Redvers; Date: TBD
SPCR 180 – Safe Environment – 15 hours
You will learn how to promote client independence in a safe,
comfortable and pleasant environment. You will study fire safety,
emergency response, WHMIS, household cleaning and laundry.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mondays, Mar 21 – Apr 18; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tuition: $187.50 + materials: $14.85
SPCR 182 – Personal Care – 75 hours
You will learn the theory and practice the skills needed to assist clients
in meeting personal care needs. You will study body systems, infection
control, body mechanics, oral care, skin care, lifting and transferring
techniques and devices, exercise and positioning, specimen collection,
mobility aids, simple treatments, assisting clients with medication and
determining temperature, pulse and respiration.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Tue & Thu; Jan 18 – Mar 22; 6 – 10 pm
SPCR 184 – Post Acute Care – 30 hours
You will acquire the theory and develop the skills needed to
help clients meet their needs in the post acute care phase. This
may include surgery or other recent illnesses your clients may
experience.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Tue & Thu; Mar 24 – Apr 19; 6 – 10 pm
SPCR 192 – Personal Competence – 30 hours
This course is a prerequisite to any practicum or clinical course
in the CCA Program. Your studies will focus on the goals and
philosophy of home care and long term care. You will learn how
these goals are reflected in the activities of the agency and on your
role as a caregiver. Course content includes organizational and
team structure, personal health, employability skills, client teaching,
abuse, and ethics.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Tue & Thu; Apr 21 – May 17; 6:00 – 10:00 pm
Safe Food Handling – 7 hours
Participants who successfully pass a written examination will be
recognized as meeting Section 10 of The Public Eating Establishment
Regulations, by all Health Regions in Saskatchewan. The course
content includes microbiology and food borne illness, safe food
handling techniques, cleaning & sanitizing, personal hygiene,
housekeeping & general maintenance and insect & rodent control.
Location: Assiniboia; Date: April 15; 9:30 am – 5 pm
Tuition: $50
*Material prices are approximate. Dates and times subject to change; please call
campus for specific details.
Early Childhood Education Certificate
The Early Childhood Education Certificate program provides
knowledge and skill development in establishing a safe, secure
and stimulating environment for children. You will develop an
understanding of children’s varying physical, social, cognitive,
creative and emotional development. You will also develop an
understanding of the importance of play as a vehicle for learning.
This SIAST accredited program meets the license requirement ECE II
classification of the Child Care Regulations, 2001, Early Learning and
Child Care Branch, Ministry of Education.
Graduates are prepared for employment as early learning and child
care professionals in group care and education settings with children
from birth to age 12. These settings include child care centres, preschool centres, Kids First/Aboriginal Head Start, schools, family day
homes and private homes.
Prerequisites: Grade 12 with English Language Arts A30 and B30
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Part-Time Credit Training (continued)
COM 105 – Effective Communication Skills – 30 hours
ECE 142 – Health, Safety and Nutrition – 40 hours
The course provides you with the opportunity to develop
professional skills in written and verbal communication. Your
studies will focus on presenting a professional image to colleagues,
parents, and the public. You will receive instruction and practice in
correspondence, public speaking, telephone techniques. You will
acquire job search and interview skills.
Your studies will focus on creating environments and practices
that contribute to the health, safety, and nutritional needs of
children. You will study the physical development of children. You
will also receive information that will assist you in identifying and
addressing health and safety issues including abuse and neglect.
Location: Carnduff; Dates: July 2011 – contact Estevan Campus for exact schedule
ECE 100 – Introduction to Early Childhood Education –
45 hours
Study the values, roots and the practice of Early Childhood
Education from an historical and global perspective. A holistic view
of the child (including emotional, social, cognitive, creative and
physical development) will be emphasized. The course provides an
introduction to a variety of ECE models that are seen in Canada and
in Saskatchewan. Building this foundation, you will be introduced
to the Project Approach and Emergent/Negotiated Curriculum
as a basis of planning curriculum and the various ways they are
implemented.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 8 – Apr 19; Tue & Thu, 6 – 9 pm, Sat 9 – 4 pm
ECE 103 – Programming for Language Development – 40
hours
Pre-requisites: HUMD 100, ECE 100 and ECE 181
You will examine the development of language and receive
instruction and practice in planning curriculum to meet the
language needs of children. You will explore language play,
language games, creative, drama, puppetry, poetry, story reading
and storytelling. Your studies will help you recognize quality
in children’s literature. You will examine the use of the Project
Approach in facilitating language and literacy development.
Location: Ogema; Dates: Jan 10 – Apr 18; Mon; 7 – 10 pm
ECE 104 – Programming for Cognitive Development – 40
hours
Pre-requisites: HUMD 100, ECE 100 and ECE 181
You will study the cognitive development of children and acquire
skills in planning curriculum to meet the cognitive needs of
children. You will explore mathematical concepts and scientific
concepts such as categorization, sequencing, comparisons
based on similarities and differences. You will be introduced to
the cognitive processes of children and learn to plan curriculum
that is developmentally appropriate. Your studies will examine
how programming for cognitive development is accommodated
through the Project Approach.
Location: Ogema; Dates: Jan 13 – Apr 14; Thu; 7 – 10 pm
ECE 106 – Role of Play in Early Childhood Education – 40
hours
You will learn about the role of play in the development of skills
and abilities of young children. You will focus on the value of play
in early childhood development programming and the role of the
early childhood educator in expanding the play opportunities for
children.
Location: Carnduff; Dates: Apr 3 – 21; Sun, Tue & Thu; class times vary – contact the
Estevan Campus for exact schedule
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Location: Carnduff; Dates: Mar 6 – 31; Sun, Tue & Thu; class times vary – contact
HUMD 183 – Child Guidance 1 – 50 hours
Examine the importance of meeting the personal needs of the
child. Communications between children and between adults and
children will be emphasized. The course also provides you with
the opportunity to develop skills related to helping children meet
behavioral norms, a cooperative attitude, and a sense of autonomy
and building a positive self image.
Location: Carnduff; Dates: Jan 4 – 30; Sun, Tue & Thu; class times vary—contact
HUMR 186 – Interpersonal Skills – 45 hours
You will be introduced to the importance of interpersonal skills in
the human services professions. You will develop effective listening
and speaking behaviors that facilitate client interactions.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 11 – Mar 1; Tue & Thu, 6 – 9 pm, Sat 9 – 4 pm
Nail Technician Course
The nail business has grown enormously over the past few years,
and will continue to grow. The need for competent educated
nail technicians is expanding in the same way. Nail technicians
perform manicures, pedicures, and artificial nail services for fashion
conscious clients. The course will teach you the many types of
artificial nail extensions, nail art, nail maintenance and repair, as
well as marketing and operating a nail business. Students receive
a Statement of Achievement. This course is credit towards the
Esthetician certificate program.
Location: Estevan; Dates: Starting in February 2011
Tuition: $1,600 + materials: TBD
Intro to Waxing – 30 hours
Non-Credit course
Removing unwanted hair makes up a large part of a salon or spa’s
business. Students will learn the hair removal procedures in the
professional world and will focus on sanitation and tools for hair
removal.
Location: Estevan; Dates: Spring 2011
Tuition: TBD
Oil & Gas Production Accounting
Gain industry-recognized expertise in petroleum production
accounting with this specialized program. Providing a solid
understanding of the industry’s financial practices, government
regulations, and the role of production accountants, this certificate
is ideal for people looking for their first job in the oil and gas
industry, as well as current industry professionals eager to expand
their knowledge. Register today… call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 or visit www.southeastcollege.org
Part-Time Credit Training (continued)
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting
(CAPPA) certificate program consists of five courses. Each course is
made up of up to 15 modules and lasts 45 hours in duration. A midterm and a final exam are held for each course, except Level 5 which
does not have a mid-term exam.
These courses will be taught in a unique virtual interactive format
that will add to your in-class experience. A CAPPA certificate is
issued to students upon successful completion of all five courses
with a minimum of 70% in each course.
Level 3 – Gas Production Accounting – 35 hours
Prerequisite: Level 2 – Oil Production Accounting
Focuses on the accounting for gas and natural gas products. This
level builds further on knowledge gained in levels 1 and 2. Topics
covered include operations of gas facilities, daily field accounting,
gas and product measurement, calculation of monthly production
and dispositions, monthly reporting to regulatory agencies,
differences between conventional and shallow gas production and
allocation of gas and gas products to owners and contracts. This
course utilizes face-to-face and videoconference instruction.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 6 – Feb 15; Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location: Estevan; Dates: Jan 6 – Feb 15; Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Level 4 – Advanced Production Accounting – 35 hours
Prerequisite: Level 3 – Gas Production Accounting
Addresses the more complex concepts of production accounting.
Topics covered in this level include calculation and reporting of
natural gas and product royalties, incentive programs, joint venture
agreements, unitization and revenue accounting. This course
utilizes face-to-face and videoconference instruction.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 17 – Mar 29; Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location: Estevan; Dates: Feb 17 – Mar 29; Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Level 5 – Certification – 35 hours
Prerequisite: Level 4 – Advanced Production Accounting
This level ties together Levels 1 to 4 into a comprehensive review
and case studies. The course is a review of some of the material
covered in the previous levels and the case study is a complete look
at a one-month production accounting cycle from data collection
to revenue distribution. This course utilizes face-to-face and
videoconference instruction.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 31 – May 10;
Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location: Estevan; Dates: Mar 31 – May 10; Tue & Thu; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Professional Cooking
Program Overview
You will develop the skills and knowledge needed to join a team of culinary
professionals. Accredited by SIAST, the comprehensive curriculum and
highly trained instructors will teach you the art and passion of creating
high-quality meals for today’s distinguishing customers. Approximately
70% of the Professional Cooking program consists of practical skills training
and 30% involves learning theory related to the trade.
You will study:
• Baking
• Basic cooking principles
• Quantity food production
• Kitchen management
• Safety and sanitation as well as meat, seafood and poultry
preparation
Trade time and academic credit may be available for graduates who
find employment in the trade and register as apprentices. Please
contact the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification
Commission for further information.
Graduates will be granted advanced standing in the Culinary Arts
diploma program at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
(NAIT) and need complete only two semesters at NAIT to receive a
Culinary Arts diploma.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may find employment opportunities in major hotels,
upscale restaurants, catering facilities and institutional food service
establishments (such as hospitals and care homes). Graduates have
found employment as Chefs, sous chef, cooks, kitchen managers
and banquet chefs.
Prerequisites: Grade 10
Date: Thursdays; 1 – 8 pm
Location: Weyburn
CKNG 108 – Breakfast and Dairy (Theory) – 10 hrs
Provides an introduction to the major types of dairy products. Learn
procedures for cooking eggs and preparing breakfast breads, cereals,
meats and potatoes. Learn procedures for storing, serving and cooking
with cheese.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 6 – 20
Tuition: $140 + materials: TBD
COMM 127 – Industry Communications (Theory) – 30 hours
You will practice fundamental employability skills related to oral and
written communications. You will also practice employability skills related
to working effectively with others. You will learn personal employability
skills and the effect of attitudes and behaviours on a successful job search.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Jan 27 – Mar 10
MEAT 100 – Meat, Seafood, and Poultry Processing (Theory)
– 20 hrs
Studies will focus on the structure, composition and handling of meat,
poultry and seafood. Learn the Canadian systems for classifying, inspecting
and grading meat, poultry and seafood. Learn how to identify cuts of beef,
veal, lamb and pork.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 10 – Apr 7
MEAT 102 – Meat, Seafood, and Poultry Cooking
(Theory) – 20 hrs
Provides an introduction to the general principles of cooking and handling
meats, seafood, and poultry. Learn a variety of preparation and cooking
techniques for beef, pork, poultry, lamb and veal. Course content includes
an in-depth study of preparing and cooking a variety of seafood products.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 31 – May 6
Water & Wastewater Technician
Class 1 Water Treatment & Distribution
Five-day course covering both Small Systems Water and Class 1
Water Treatment and Water Distribution upgrade.
Location: Whitewood; Dates: Feb 14 – 18
Tuition: $899 (includes materials); $799 for Small Systems only
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Personal Interest Classes
Acrylic Painting – Jenny Buyaki
Learn the basics of acrylic painting and in the
process complete a painting in just one day. All
supplies are included.
Location: Assiniboia; Date: April 9
Tuition: $145.00 (material included)
Meditation – 12 hours
This is a six week series which will open a
window to the timeless mysteries of the
practice of meditation. Meditation has been
proven effective in reducing blood pressure,
lowering the effects of stress on the body and
elevating emotional status of mind and mental
capacity. Meditation introduces a new way of
being in the world. Come and experience a
renewed sense of the joy of living.
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Jan 10 – Feb 14, 2011;
7 – 9 pm (Monday evenings)
Tuition: $180.00
Customer Service
Good customer service is relevant to everyone;
from managers to front-line staff to internal
staff—they provide service too! It’s often said
that anyone who deals with the “public” should
have good customer service skills. The truth
is that anyone who deals with anyone should
have these skills!
What you’ll learn:
The difference between ordinary and
outstanding service:
• Using proven service techniques at work
• Making the most of customer contact
• Dealing effectively with dissatisfied or
difficult customers
• How to identify and respond to customer
needs
• The power of a positive attitude and how to
use it on the job
• Telephone etiquette
Location: Assiniboia; Date: May 4
Digital SLR Basics Photography – 9 hours
Spanish (Advanced) – 20 hours
Planning to take a winter holiday and want
to be able to communicate with the local
people? Come and learn additional Spanish.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mon & Wed; Mar 1 – 30;
6:30 – 8:30pm
Your Company
Name ’s
Incredible Edibles Cooking Classes
Register early as space is limited to 10
students per class.
Location: Willow Bunch Catholic Church
Dates: Mar 3 – Greek; Mar 17 – Thai; All classes run
from 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tuition per course: $35 + materials: $15 (supplied)
Safety Essentials
The Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute
designed Safety Essentials to make life easier
for your company. Now you can simply combine
any number of our industry-recognized courses
to build a training program that meets your
company’s specific safety training needs. If
you choose, you can also incorporate your own
operating procedure, safe work permits, or
safety management system into the program.
The Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute
coordinates all the training locally to meet the
needs and timelines of your employees. Best of
all, it only takes one call to register for all the
courses. It’s so easy, we can’t believe we didn’t
think of it sooner!
Here’s an example of one company’s fiveday Safety Essentials:
Are you a retired journeyperson who has
a passion for sharing your knowledge? Or
perhaps a stay-at-home parent with a B.Ed that
would like to earn extra money on evenings
or week-ends? Maybe you want to earn a little
extra money for a hot winter holiday?
Southeast Regional College requires part-time/
casual instructors in our rural communities to
teach evening and week-end courses on the
following topics:
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Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mon & Wed;
Jan 17 – Feb 16; 6:30 – 8:30pm
Location: Estevan; Date: May 7 & 14
Part-Time
Instructors
Computers
Cooking
Agriculture
General Math & Communications
Languages
Home Improvement
Small Business Bookkeeping (manual)
Simply Accounting software
Registered Nursing
Early Childhood Education
Various Trades
Planning to take a winter holiday and want to
be able to communicate with the local people,
come and learn the basics of Spanish.
Intended for use with a SLR digital camera, this
course will teach you the basics on how to use
your SLR camera—from explaining the controls,
how to set shutter speeds & to editing your
pictures for print.
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If you are interested, we would like to hear from
you. As well, we are always open to offering new
courses at the College, so if you have a course
that you are able to teach, please contact us:
Robin Williams, HR Manager,
P.O. Box 2003
Weyburn, SK S4H 2Z9
Phone: (306) 848-2520 Fax: (306) 848-2524
E-mail: [email protected]
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CPR and First Aid
H2S Alive
Confined Space
Advanced Driving
Toxic Atmospheres
TDG
Fall Arrest
Catered lunch every day
To start planning your company’s Safety
Essentials, simply contact the Saskatchewan
Energy Training Institute at (306) 634-4795.
Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute – Safety Classes
• All classes begin at 8:30 am unless
otherwise stated
• Most classes have a student rate. When
registering, please indicate if you are a
student (21 years and under)
First Nations wishing to offer safety
courses in their community, please
contact Gloria at 735-5263.
ATV Training – 1 day
Choose our ATV training program for
corporate employees, government
agencies, law enforcement, surveyor
groups, industry sector and the general
public. Our ATV safety training can be
designed specifically for your safety
applications, to ensure that you and
your team acquire knowledge and skill
sets required of your unique work or
recreational applications. Certification from
the Canadian Safety Council. Students
need to bring: an ATV, approved helmet,
long sleeved shirt and pants, footwear that
covers the ankle bone, eye protection and
full fingered gloves.
Location: Weyburn; Dates: May 30
Tuition: $160
Coil Tubing Well Service Blow Out
Prevention – 1 day
Location: Estevan; Dates: Apr 15
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Apr 1
Tuition: $495
Confined Space – 1 day (no fit test)
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Feb 26
Carlyle
Mar 14; Apr 4; 11
Carnduff
Feb 14; Apr 25
Estevan
Jan 12; 25; Feb 24; Mar 8; 31; Apr 6; 18; 29; May 4; 31; June 15; July 13; Aug 9
Redvers
Mar 21; June 6
Oxbow
May 9
Moosomin
May 12; Jun 13
Weyburn
Jan 21; Apr 30; May 20; Jun 17; Aug 11
Construction Safety Training System
(CSTS)
Computer-based training.
Locations: Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn,
and Whitewood
Tuition: $90
Detection and Control of Flammable
Substances – 1 day
Location
Dates
Estevan
Mar 10; Apr 8; 29; May 6; June 16
Weyburn
Apr 21; May 6; Dec 16
Fall Arrest Awareness – 1/2 day
This half-day course covers the OH & S Act
& Regulations required to meet fall arrest
requirements. The course also covers care
and maintenance of full body harnesses
and anchor points. This is orientation only,
no practical is included.
Location: Weyburn; Date: Apr 7
Fall Protection – 1 day
This one-day course covers the OH & S Act
& Regulations required to meet fall arrest
requirements. The course also covers care
and maintenance of full body harnesses
and anchor points. This course includes
both orientation and practical.
Location: Estevan; Date: Feb 9; Mar 1; May 1; July 12
Fall Protection for Rig Work – 2 day
Fall Protection was developed in
conjunction with the Canadian Association
of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC)
and is intended for workers, supervisors,
managers and safety personnel involved in
drilling and service rig operations. This twoday Enform course includes fall protection,
legislation, control levels, anchor and
free fall, full body harness, connecting
components, fall distance calculations and
specialized fall arrest systems.
Location
Dates
Estevan
Mar 28 – 29; 31 – Apr 1; 3 – 4; 6 – 7
Moosomin
Mar 25 & 26
Weyburn
Apr 9 – 10; 12 – 13; 15 – 16; 18 – 19;
Sep 21 – 22; 24 – 25; 27 – 28
Fire Extinguisher – theory only – ½ day
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Apr 2
First Aid and CPR (Standard) and AED
Location
Assiniboia
Bengough
Carlyle
Coronach
Estevan
Moosomin
Oxbow
Redvers
Dates
Jan 15 & 16; Feb 12 & 13; Mar 15 & 16; Apr 9 & 10; May 11 & 12
Mar 5 & 6
Jan 26 & 27; Mar 16 & 17;
Apr 6 & 7; 13 & 14
Jun 11 & 12
Jan 4 & 5; 15 & 16; 19 & 20;
Feb 1 & 2; 22 & 23; 26 & 27;
Mar 1 & 2; 10 & 11; 19 & 20; 29 & 30; Apr 4 & 5; 12 & 13; 16 & 17; 19 & 20;
26 & 27;
May 2 & 3; 14 & 15; 17 &18; 24 & 25;
30 & 31;
June 6 & 7; 18 & 19: 21 & 22;
July 5 & 6; 16 & 17; 20 & 21;
Aug 2 & 3; 13 & 14; 15 & 16; 30 & 31
Feb 21 & 22; Mar 28 & 29; Apr 13 & 14; May 9 & 10; Jun 11 & 12; Aug 25 & 26
Feb 24 & 25; May 11 & 12
Mar 23 & 24; June 8 & 9
Weyburn
Jan 18 & 19; 24 & 25; Feb 9 & 10; 22 & 23;
Mar 12 & 13; 21 & 22;
Apr 9 & 10; 18 & 19; 28 & 29;
May 2 & 3; 12 & 13; 26 & 27;
Jun 4 & 5; 15 & 16; Jul 13 & 14; 26 & 27; Aug 6 & 7; 25 & 26
Whitewood Apr 26 & 27
Tuition: First Aid and CPRA – $119 + materials: $36
First Aid and CPR B or C – $164 + materials: $36
First Aid and CPR Refresher and AED
(must have a current certificate)
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
May 18
Estevan
Jan 11; Feb 8; Mar 8; Apr 14; May 10; June 14; July 12; Aug 10
Weyburn
Mar 25; Apr 21; Jun 24; Aug 17
Tuition: Standard (A) – $105 + materials: $10
B or C – $115 + materials: $10
Forklift Operator – 1 day
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Mar 26; Apr 16
Location: Weyburn; Date: Apr 5
Ground Disturbance Level II – 1 day
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Apr 8
Broadview
Oct 7
Estevan
Feb 9; Mar 23; Apr 11; May 11; July 26
Moosomin
Feb 25; Apr 12; Jun 15
Weyburn
Feb 9; Mar 23; Apr 11; Jul 26
Whitewood Apr 29
Global Ground Disturbance – 1 day
Location
Dates
Estevan
Jan 12; Mar 7; Apr 1; June 1; Aug 24
Moosomin
Mar 31; May 11
Weyburn
May 16
H2S Alive – 1 day
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
May 6
Bengough
Mar 12
Carlyle
Jan 25; Mar 15; Apr 5; 12
Carnduff
Feb 15; Apr 26
Estevan
Jan 6; 18; Feb 3; 25; Mar 3; 9; 17; 28;
Apr 7; 15;21; 28; May 5; 12; 19; 26;
June 9; 23; July 7; 19; Aug 4; 18
Moosomin
Feb 24; Mar 30; Apr 11; May 13; Jun 14
Oxbow
Feb 23; May 10
Redvers
Mar 22; June 7
Weyburn
Jan 11, 28; Feb 11; 26; Mar 11; 24;
Apr 6; 20; 26; May 4; 11; 28; Jun 8; 21; Jul 15; 28; Aug 13; 23
Whitewood Apr 25
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Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute – Safety Classes (continued)
Motorcycle Safety Training – SGI Certified
This 20-hour program is designed to help
prepare you to ride a motorcycle in a traffic
environment. Topics include: mounting &
dismounting, pre-ride check, riding position,
cold & warm starting, shoulder checks & eye
movement, starting & stopping, slow speed
maneuvers, gear shifting, riding tactics for
the urban rider, traffic simulation, starting on
a hill, higher speed maneuvers, emergency
maneuvers, final skills test—Motorcycle
Operators Skill Test. The following equipment
is mandatory for all students: approved
helmet, over the ankle boots, motorcycle
jacket or heavy weight jean or leather jacket,
full-length pants, full-finger, tight fitting
leather gloves, rain jacket and pants.
All students must possess their motorcycle learner’s
permit prior to start of the class.
Location: Estevan; Dates: May 13 – 15; 27 – 29;
June 10 –12; 24 – 26; July 8 – 10; 22 – 24;
Aug 5 – 7; 19 – 21
Tuition: $450
Off Highway Defensive Driving – 1 day
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Feb 25; Apr 27; May 6
O H & S – Ready for Work – ½ day
on experience to enrich their learning
experience and provide a more in depth
knowledge of the materials.
Location: Moosomin; Dates: Apr 20 & 21
Tuition: $895 (includes CSA Z462 – 08, the CSA Z462
will be used extensively throughout the course)
Rig Rescue – 1 day
Location
Dates
Estevan
Mar 30; Apr 2; 5; 8
Moosomin
Mar 27
Weyburn
Apr 11; 14; 17; 20; Sep 23; 26; 29
Rights & Responsibilities (R&R)
The Rights & Responsibilities—Your Path
to a Safe Workplace (R&R) program was
developed for the Saskatchewan workplace
and takes workers and management
employees through the fundamentals of the
Saskatchewan Occupational Health & Safety
Act and the internal responsibility system.
Location: R&R is delivered Online at any of our campuses.
Tuition: $50.00
Safe Boating
As of September 15, 2009 all operators of
power boats must have a PLEASURE CRAFT
OPERATOR CARD.
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Feb 15; Apr 4; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Bengough
Mar 11; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Carnduff
Apr 27
Coronach
Jun 13; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Feb 24; Apr 25
Moosomin
Feb 23
Oxbow
Feb 22
Weyburn
Feb 24; Apr 25; May 5
Whitewood
Apr 28
Location: Assiniboia; Date: Jun 11
Tuition: $75.00 (materials included)
Petroleum Safety Training (PST)
Location: Estevan; Date: Apr 7
Location: Weyburn; Dates: May 5; Dec 15
Tuition: $425
Also known as IRP16. Computer-based training.
Location: Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin,
Weyburn & Whitewood
Tuition: $95
Qualified Electrical Worker Power
System Safety Training – 2 day
Saskatchewan’s OH&S has developed the
“Minimum Training Requirements for Qualified
Electrical Workers in High Voltage Electrical
Safety”. Magna Electric Corporation’s 2 day,
hands-on training seminar provides electrical
workers, working on electrical apparatus
over 750 volts, the information required
to meet Saskatchewan’s OH&S legislation.
The course contains training on codes and
standards, understanding electrical power
systems, operation and safety of power
system equipment, lock-out tag-out and
grounding, safety equipment overviews, prejob analysis, how to mitigate exposure to arc
flash and has a required final examination.
Magna Electric corporation uses their 53
foot Electrical Power Safety Training Trailer
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Safety Management & Regulatory
Awareness – 3 days
Location: Estevan; Dates: Apr 4 – 6
Location: Weyburn; Dates: May 2 – 4; Dec 12 – 14
Tuition: $750
Safety Management & Regulatory
Awareness Refresher – 1 day
Safety Program Development (COR)
Tuition: $795
SECOR Refresher
Tuition: $375
Service Rig Assessor
Tuition: $275
Skid Steer
Location: Assiniboia; Dates: Mar 19; May 7
Snowmobile Safety – 1 day
Location: Estevan; Date: Feb 12
Location: Weyburn; Date: Jan 30
Tuition: $75/person; $155/family
TDG or WHMIS On-line
Location: All campuses
Tuition: $75 each
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
(TDG) – ½ day
Location
Dates
Estevan
Jan 13; Mar 16; May 18
Moosomin
Feb 23; 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Weyburn
Jan 13; Feb 25; Mar 16; Apr 27; May 6; 18
Whitewood
Apr 28; 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Understanding Arc Flash – 1 day
Arc flash dangers such as shock, electrocution,
and arc blast will always be present when
working on electrical apparatus. Magna Electric
Corporation’s 1 day course, “Understanding
Arc Flash”, provides electrical workers the
information, proper awareness, training and
the development of arc flash safety personal
protection strategies to minimize the likelihood
of injury or fatality. You will learn about the
arc flash electrical safety standard CSA Z462
“Workplace Electrical Safety” in Canada that
covers the full range of electrical safety issues
from work practices to maintenance, special
equipment requirements, and installation.
Location: Moosomin; Date: Apr 19
Tuition: $299 (does not include CSA Z462 – 08, student
must provide their own for class);
$399 (includes CSA Z462 – 08, the CSA Z462 will be
used extensively throughout the course)
Well Service Blowout Prevention – 4 days
Location: Weyburn; Dates: Mar 28 – 31
Tuition: $925
Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System (WHMIS) – ½ day
Location
Dates
Assiniboia
Feb 16; Apr 5; May 27; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Bengough
Mar 9; 6:30-9:30 pm
Carnduff
Apr 27
Coronach
Jun 14; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Jan 13; Feb 24; Mar 16; Apr 25; May 18
Oxbow
Feb 22
Weyburn
Jan 13; Feb 24; Mar 16; Apr 25; May 5; 18
Powered Mobile Equipment Training Week
Skid Steer
Excavator
Crawler
Backhoe
Front End Loader
Grader
Thank you
You are making a difference…
We may not say it enough, however every day we know the financial support from our
community donors is making a difference. This year, thanks to the generous support of these
donors the Southeast College Education Foundation is able to provide almost $50,000 in
scholarships, bursaries and awards to our students.
Southeast Regional College is a community college with a primary focus
on its students and believes in providing the best education possible
while still maintaining an atmosphere which welcomes creative
thinking with an innovative eye to the future. The Foundation
is here to assist our students in reaching their potential by
providing financial support.
Our students are why we do what we do, however we could
not do our job without our donors who contribute so much
in helping our students achieve their goals.
The Southeast College Education Foundation would like
to thank the following donors for their support of our
students and prove the old saying is true,
“Together we are making a difference”.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 12th annual
Swing for Scholarships golf tournament. Together we raised $5,600
in student scholarships!
We greatly appreciate the contributions from our major
tournament sponsors: AM1190, Nexans, Weyburn
Credit Union, and Xerox. As well, we extend a very
special thank you to the local media for their
continued support.
In Weyburn
Barber Motors
City of Weyburn
Cogent Business Consulting
Enbridge Pipelines (Saskatchewan) Inc.
Government of Saskatchewan Centennial Merit Scholarships
Great Plains Ford
Saskatchewan Trucking Association
Swing for Scholarships players and donors
The Io Powell Family
The Lynch Family
The Southeast College Board of Governors
University Women’s Club
Weyburn Co-op Association Limited
Weyburn Credit Union Limited
Weyburn Quota Club
Weyburn Rotary Club
Weyburn Security
Weyburn YF Wives
Weyburn Youngfellows
Xerox
In Estevan
Enbridge Pipelines (Saskatchewan) Inc.
Estevan & District Board of Tourism, Trade & Commerce
Quota International of Estevan
In Assiniboia
Southland Co-operative Limited
Town of Assiniboia
In Moosomin
Town of Moosomin
Throughout the Southeast
Southeast Regional College Academic Student
Achievement Award
SSEER (Saskatchewan South East Enterprise Region)
If you are a business or an individual and you want to make
a diﬀerence in a student’s life by creating a scholarship or
bursary please call the Foundation Oﬃce in Weyburn
at 848-2527.
Need some training for your staff? We can help…
Whether your organization
is large or small, private or
public, our team is here to
provide solutions to your
team’s training needs.
Specializing in various sectors, each
of our Business Consultants can
provide links to Southeast Regional
College programs, courses, and
services that will benefit your
operations. Call us today.
Gloria Stevenson (735-5263) — Aboriginal Consultant
Keith Madu (637-4923) — Oil & Gas and Safety sectors
Marla Smith (848-2312) — Trades and Apprenticeship, Business, Service, and Health and Human Services sectors
Ken Shackel (435-4584) — Energy, Mines, Alternative Energies, and Agriculture sectors
Five easy ways to register:
By phone: Toll-Free 1-866-999-7372
between 8 am and 4 pm, Monday to Friday
By fax: 306-848-2517
By mail: to any campus location
By email: [email protected]
In person: at any campus location
Register today…
call toll-free 1-866-999-7372
or visit www.southeastcollege.org
Payment must be made at time of
registration
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Campus Locations
Assiniboia Campus
Prince of Wales Building
201 Third Avenue West
Box 1059, Assiniboia, SK S0H 0B0
Telephone: 642-4287
Fax: 642-3397
Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, Monday to
Thursday, closed Fridays
Estevan Campus
255 Spruce Drive
Box 5000-130, Estevan, SK S4A 2V6
Telephone: 634-4795
Fax: 634-8060
Hours: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
Indian Head Basic Education Centre
708 Otterloo Street
Box 248, Indian Head, SK S0G 2K0
Telephone: 695-2228
Fax: 695-2226
Moosomin Campus & Basic
Education Centre
610 Park Avenue
Box 1457, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0
Telephone: 435-4631
Fax: 435-4639
Weyburn Campus
629 King Street
Box 2003, Weyburn, SK S4H 2Z9
Telephone: 848-2500
Fax: 848-2517
Weyburn Administrative Offices
#8 – 4th Street
Box 2003, Weyburn, SK S4H 2Z9
Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
Whitewood Campus
708 5th Avenue
Box 250, Whitewood, SK S0G 5C0
Telephone: 735-5263 (Aboriginal Consultant)
Fax: 735-2999

Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute

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