The trainer of choice in southeast Saskatchewan

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Winter/Spring 2015 Edition • Your complete guide to upcoming Southeast College programs and courses
The trainer of choice in southeast Saskatchewan
… see inside for exciting career options!
Winter/Spring 2015 Edition
Need some help with your
educational or career plans?
Contents
Agriculture Courses
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Business & Entrepreneur Training 4
Heavy Equipment Training
5
Truck Driver Training5
Computer Training
6
Part-time Credit
8, 12
Scholarships
11
Full-time Welding Program13
Adult Basic Education
14
English as Another Language
15
Ed2Go
16
Personal Interest Classes
17
Safety Classes
18
Distance Learning
22
GED
22
Southeast College’s
Teach & Trim
Training Salon
Open in March 2015
We can help …
Southeast College is dedicated to supporting its students in their efforts to be
successful learners. Our Student Services Advisors are available at campuses
throughout southeast Saskatchewan and can assist you with:
Career and educational decisions
Information on educational options including program application and
registration processes
Information on funding options (student loans, PTA, scholarships, etc.)
Administering and interpreting various
career and aptitude assessments (CAAT, Accuplacer, Choices, etc.)
Learner success supports (identifying preferred learning style, study
skills, finding a tutor)
Job search strategies (resume writing, interview skills, etc.)
To book an appointment with one of our Student
Services Advisors, call toll-free 1-866-999-7372.
Located in the Weyburn City Centre Mall
Hours of business:
Saturdays: 8:30 am – 4 pm
Call 848-2509 for an appointment.
Walk-ins are welcome.
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Wednesdays to Fridays: 11 am – 4 pm
Register today… call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 or visit www.southeastcollege.org
A student works hard during class time.
Southeast College is the trainer of choice and offers
a wide variety of programming and courses to suit
your needs and schedule. From personal interest to
career preparation, or keeping your skills sharp with
business, safety and first aid training, we have the
courses you need for the career you want.
Agriculture
AgExpert Analyst (Introduction) –
2 days
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.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 10 & 11; 9 am – 4 pm
Estevan
Feb 17 & 18; 9 am – 4 pm
Whitewood
Feb 2 & 3; 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $375 + materials: $15
AgExpert Analyst (Advanced) –
6 hours
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
• Establish a plan for further skills
enhancement
Ag Expert Field Manager Pro – 2 days
LocationDates
Whitewood
Feb 4 & 5; 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $375 + material: $15
Automobile Maintenance – 3 Hours
LocationDates
Moosomin
Apr 9; 7 – 10 pm
Tuition: $60
Pesticide Applicator –
Agriculture/Industrial
(Saskatchewan Polytechnic) –
30 hours
Agriculture: Study pesticide use for controlling
agriculture pests such as weeds, insects
and diseases as it is related to agriculture
production. Course content includes on-farm
seed treatment, bird and rodent control, and
weed control in farm dugouts and shelterbelts.
Industrial: Study herbicide use for controlling
weeds in industrial areas such as roadsides,
power lines, right of way, well sites, parking
lots, roadbeds, and equipment yards.
Controlling designated noxious weeds on all
lands will be covered.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Mar 16 – 20; Mon, 1 – 5 pm;
Tue – Thu, 8:30 am – 5 pm;
Fri, 8:30 am – 12 pm
Estevan
Feb 23 – 26; 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Weyburn
Mar 9 – 12; 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Whitewood
Mar 2 – 6
Tuition: $795 + materials: $52.50
Pesticide Applicator – Landscape
(Saskatchewan Polytechnic) –
30 hours
The student will study the use of herbicides,
fungicides, insecticides and vertebrate control
products to maintain ornamental plants and turf
on outdoor residential, commercial and public
lands. Course content also includes pesticide
use in nurseries for propagation of landscape
and garden plants. Golf course attendants need
to take this if they want to spray.
LocationDates
Estevan Mar 23 – 26; 9 am – 4 pm
Whitewood
Apr 13 – 17
Weyburn Mar 9 – 12
Small Engine Repair – 28 hours
From tune-ups to overhauls, you can learn to
service your own small engines—from trimmers
to garden tractors, motorcycles, ATV’s and
snowmobiles.
LocationDates
Weyburn Feb 21 & 22; Mar 7 & 8;
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Moosomin
Jan 29 – Feb 7; Thu & Fri,
7 – 10 pm; Sat, 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Tuition: $280
Pre-requisites: A good understanding of
AgExpert software from previous participation
in the Introduction to AgExpert Analyst course.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 12; 9 am – 4 pm
Estevan
Feb 19; 9 am – 4 pm
Whitewood
Feb 6; 9 am – 4 pm
Tutors Needed
Southeast 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, particularly in the areas of Math,
Science and English.
If you are interested in providing tutoring services
please contact your nearest campus.
Register today… call toll-free 1-866-999-7372 or visit www.southeastcollege.org3
Business & Entrepreneur Training Workshops
Designed for aspiring, new or current managers,
Southeast College (in partnership with the
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology,
SAIT) offers a wide variety of business training
workshops that deliver practical, skill-orientated
business knowledge. Flexibility is key — take
only the workshops that meet your needs. Our
workshops are delivered locally, reducing travel
time and costs.
Course Length: All workshops listed are 2 days
in length unless otherwise specified.
Course Tuition: Each workshop is $450 per
person and includes materials, refreshments,
snacks and lunch (unless otherwise specified).
Send two or more people and you will receive
20% off each person’s tuition.
Business Writing for Results – 14 hours
When executed properly, business writing
increases the professionalism of you and your
company, reduces workload, and enhances
customer service skills. In this course,
participants learn how to reduce writing time;
proper sentence structure; the benefit of plain
language; the “You” attitude of business letters
and memos; and effective report writing.
LocationDates
Estevan
Feb 11 & 12; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450
Communicating Effectively – 14 hours
With so many methods of communication
available to us today, it’s difficult to know how,
what or when to communicate in order to get
your message across in the most effective
manner. This course focuses on honing
interpersonal communications skills so learners
will be able to confidently communicated with
power and purpose in the workplace.
LocationDates
Whitewood
Feb 11 & 12; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450
Creating Engaged Employees and
Motivating Employees – 14 hours
Customer Service Excellence – 1 Day
Performance Management – 14 hours
Developed exclusively by Southeast College in
response to requests from the local business
community.
Managing the performance of your employees
does not mean controlling, but rather helping
those individuals to develop into the best
employees they can be. The process managers
use to do that includes planning, monitoring,
evaluating and training. The main tools are
progressive and performance reviews; goal
setting; and, when needed, the process of
progressive discipline (including dismissal). This
course focuses on how you as the manager can
use the newest techniques in your pursuit to
assist your good employees with being better.
Good customer service is relevant to everyone,
from managers to frontline staff to internal staff.
Everyone provides service! It is often said that
anyone who deals with the public should have
good customer service skills. The truth: anyone
who deals with anyone should have these skills!
LocationDates
Moosomin
Mar 6; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $150
Leaders as Coaches – 14 hours
Today’s leaders, whether they are frontline
supervisors, middle managers, project leaders or
senior executives, must know how to work with
people in a manner that facilitates their capacity
to learn as well as their capacity to perform. The
role of leader is moving from “boss” to “coach”.
LocationDates
Weyburn
Feb 4 & 5; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450 — Register 2 or more people and
receive 20% off!
Mentoring – 14 hours
A mentor is someone who has expertise that will
benefit another person. Successful mentoring
programs encourage employee engagement,
spread institutional wisdom and develop
organizational performance. Mentored individuals
typically are more committed to the organization,
adapt more easily to organizational change and
demonstrate accountability. Participants in this
program will be able to distinguish mentoring
from other leadership and management tools,
they will create successful learning partnerships
that will empower performance through
accountability.
LocationDates
Weyburn
Mar 18 & 19; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
receive 20% off!
LocationDates
Moosomin
Mar 24 & 25; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450
Problem Solving and Decision Making –
14 hours
Each day we must make a multitude of decisions
to solve problems, handle crises, and take
advantage of opportunities. In this course, you
will examine the influences on decisions, apply
ethics to decision making and learn to apply
various techniques and processes for individual
and group decision making.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 4 & 5; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450
Supervisory Skills – 14 hours
Supervisory Skills may sound basic but there is
nothing basic about creating a work team that
is not only effective in getting work done but
like being at work too! This course highlights
the key skills of the successful supervisor’s role
and provides opportunity for you to practice
these management skills. Discussed are key
communication techniques to motivate and
develop your team members. Whether you are
just moving into a supervisory role or have faced
some of the challenges already, this career
developing course is for you!
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 29 & 30; 8:30 – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $450
Rekindling commitment, motivating staff and
generating enthusiasm are urgent issues in your
workplaces today. Human capital–people–is
the most valuable asset in any organization.
Most people are eager to do a good job and put
forth their best effort, so why are there so many
people “retired on the job?” This program will
highlight the 3 key motivators people are looking
for in their work. It will help you get to the core
of what really motivates people, by exploring the
value of recognition, the role of rewards, and
the impact of an environment that is fun and
celebrates success.
LocationDates
Weyburn
Apr 22 & 23; 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
receive 20% off!
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Don’t see what you need here?
If your business or organization is interested in a customized set of courses tailored to what
you need to work on, please contact a Business Consultant at one of our campuses. We’d be
happy to create a program just for you!
Business and Industry Training
1A Truck Driver Training – 5-day
& 10-day
Southeast College offers the following Truck Driver
Training programs:
5-Day Program:
This program is designed for individuals who have some Truck Driving
skills and abilities, however require at least 5 days of training in order
to be successful to obtain a Class 1A License. (40 hours)
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Jan 26 – 29; Feb 23 – 27; Mar 23 – 27; Apr 27 – May 1;
May 25 – 29; 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Estevan
Jan 19 – 23; Feb 2 – 6; Apr 20 – 24; May 11 – 15; June 15 – 19;
Jul 20 – 24; Aug 17 – 21; 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Weyburn
Jan 12 – 16; Feb 9 – 13; Mar 9 – 13; Apr 13 – 17; May 4 – 8;
Jun 8 – 12; Jul 13 – 17; Aug 10 – 14; Sep 14 – 18;
Oct 19 – 23; Nov 16 – 20; Dec 7 – 11; 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Moosomin
Please call the Moosomin Campus to book a seat in a truck.
Tuition: $3010; Assiniboia ONLY — $2675 (course takes place in Moose Jaw);
Moosomin ONLY — $3450
10-Day Program:
This program is designed for individuals who have little or no semi-tractor/trailer
driving skills and abilities. Depending on the individual and their commitment,
the individual should be able to obtain a Class 1A License within the 10-day
period. Includes 2 days in classroom and 8 days in-truck training.
Tuition: $5530
Instruction
Instruction is provided by 18-Wheels Training Services. Instructors
are qualified and approved by SGI. The courses are unique to the
field of truck driver training in their ability to be moved to various
locations in southeast Saskatchewan. For the driving portion, students
will be instructed in pre/post trip inspections, brake adjustments,
hook/unhook procedures, double clutching, backing, shifting, turns,
city/highway driving, yard maneuvers, safety procedures and traffic
awareness. Two participants are required for the training to start, so
be sure to express your interest early.
Testing
Testing is conducted after the truck training is completed. Each
student is tested individually according to standards, regulations and
procedures implemented by SGI with no deviation. Road tests will
only be conducted in locations that are recognized by SGI as testing
centres. The College supplies the tractor-trailer unit and fuel in order
for the student to complete the road test. The driving school books
your road test—the participant responsible for paying the fee of $55.
Course prerequisites
• 18 years of age or older (legal commercial driving age in the
U.S.A. is 21 years old; all operators must comply)
• Valid driver’s license
• Class 1 learners with written air
• A complete medical on an SGI medical form
What benefits are there in taking a Truck Driving Training program
through Southeast College?
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2 students to 1 instructor
Fuel is provided
All trucks and trailers supplied, properly licensed, certified and insured
Train close to home — cut down on expenses (meals, motel, travel)
Entire tuition is tax deductible
Quality training — we care about our students and we want you to succeed
For more information or to register for a 1A Truck Driver Training program, please contact
the campus nearest you:
LocationContact
Assiniboia306-642-4287
Estevan306-634-4795
Moosomin306-435-4631
Weyburn306-848-2500
Moose Jaw
306-642-4287
1A Learners Prep Program
This course will prepare you for the written SGI exam, which is a
prerequisite before receiving 1A/3A Driver Training. Call the Weyburn
Campus at 306-848-2500 to be placed on an interest list.
Heavy Equipment Operator – 200 hours
The Heavy Equipment Operator Program
provides knowledge and skill development in
operating two of the following pieces of heavy
equipment:
• Crawler Tractor • Backhoe
• Excavator • Motor Grader
• Front End Loader
heavy equipment in the construction industry,
pipeline and oil patches, forestry industry, or
rural and urban municipalities.
If you are presently collecting EI benefits,
there may be funding available to you to cover
some or all of the tuition. Contact your local
Southeast College campus to find out more.
In addition to the practical experience gained
behind the controls, the student must also
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.
Admission Requirements:
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license
• Proof of English Proficiency
Graduates may find employment operating
LocationDates
Assiniboia
May 6 – Jun 12; Mon – Fri
Moosomin
May 6 – Jun 5
Tuition: $10,900 (materials included)
Business and Industry Training
(continued)
Fireman’s Papers
Prep Course – 32 hours
This course is intended to review Basic Power
Engineering and prepare students and operators
to challenge the 5th Class Power Engineer/
Boiler Operator government examinations.
LocationDates
Estevan
April 20 – 24; Mon – Fri,
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $475 + Materials $302.50
Refrigeration
Prep Course – 32 hours
This course is intended to assist candidates in
their preparation for writing a refrigeration plant
operator government examination.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 13 – 17; Mon – Fri, 8:30 – 4:30 pm
Tuition: $475 + Materials $218.50
Computer Training
FREE Intro to Computers – 2 hours
Introduction to iPad and iPhone – 3 hours
Come and see what we have to offer for
computer training. Meet the instructor, try our
computer lab, or bring your laptop and have
your computer questions answered.
Get the most out of your new iPad and iPhone.
You will be amazed at the different apps that
are available and how they can enrich your
life. You iPad and iPhone have the capacity to
be your virtual jukebox, robust entertainment
centre, portable library, navigation assistant,
weatherman, and so much more. Join us for a
fun and interactive hands-on, and please bring
your iPhone and/or iPad to class.
LocationDates
Weyburn
Jan 7; 6 – 8 pm
Introduction to Computer Basics
(Windows 7)
Upon completion of the course, participants will
be able to accomplish the following:
• Recognize the basic interface features of
Windows 7 and learn how to use them
• Use the tools necessary to manage files and
folders, including Desktop, folder windows,
views, and search features
• Use networking features available in
Windows 7
• Print documents, manage print queues, and
cancel and resume print jobs
• Customize your Windows 7 interface,
Desktop, and working environment
IPAD 101 – 3 hours
Get the most out of your new iPad. Your iPad
has the capacity to be your virtual jukebox,
robust entertainment centre, portable library,
navigation assistant, weatherman, and so much
more. Please bring your iPad to class
LocationDates
Estevan
May 9; Sat, 1 – 4 pm
Tuition: $50
6-hour course
IPAD Advanced – 3 hours
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 24 & 26; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Weyburn
Jan 12, 14; 6 – 9 pm
Estevan
Feb 3 & 4; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Go beyond the basics to the next level. Learn
about multitasking, push notifications, copy/
paste, how to pair Bluetooth devices, and more!
Please bring your iPad to class.
Introduction to the Internet, E-Mail and
Facebook
Southeast College may
reschedule or cancel
classes due to unforeseen
circumstances.
The College will strive to do all
it can to ensure any and all
classes are delivered
successfully.
LocationDates
Weyburn
Jan 5; 6 – 9 pm
Tuition: $48
Be a part of the new world! Discover the infinite
variety to be found on the internet. Specific
areas that will be taught include:
• Instruction on how to access the internet
and the World Wide Web
• Setting up personal email accounts
• Keeping in touch with relatives and friends
on Facebook
• Pitfalls and how to avoid them
It’s never too late to learn. This course is ideal
for beginners as well as mature age students.
6-hour course
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Apr 14 & 16; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Feb 10 & 11; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
9-hour course
LocationDates
Weyburn
Jan 19, 21, 26; 6 – 9 pm
Tuition: $144
LocationDates
Estevan
May 23; Sat, 1 – 4 pm
Tuition: $50
Microsoft Excel 2013 – Level 1
• Create, save, open, close and move around
in an Excel workbook to learn navigation
skills necessary for creating and using Excel
worksheets
• Organize columns and rows to
accommodate information and edit the
contents of cells to organize the information
in your worksheet
• Calculate values by entering formulas into
cells and specify an exact address of a
cell by creating an absolute cell reference,
create formulas by typing functions or build
more complex formulas using the Insert
Function dialog box
• Format worksheets and use view features to
more effectively review large worksheets
• Use views to determine the layout of a
worksheet, change the page setup, and
preview/print workbooks
6-hour course
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 17 & 18; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Materials costs are approximate and subject to change.
6
9-hour course
LocationDates
Weyburn
Feb 23, 25; Mar 2; 6 – 9 pm
Whitewood
Feb 24, 26; Mar 3; 7 – 10 pm
Computer Training (continued)
Microsoft Excel 2013 – Level 2
Microsoft Word 2013 – Level 2
Photoshop Elements 11 – 9 hours
• Organize, protect, and display data, using
various tools
• Create linking formulas and use the IF
function
• Set up multiple worksheets, using information
from other sources through consolidation, and
copy and paste links to combine information
into one worksheet
• Create and modify charts to present data
effectively; customize charts to enhance their
appearance
• Create and apply styles to format worksheets
consistently and quickly; use conditional
formatting, comments, text boxes, and
sparklines to highlight and explain data
• Create and modify tables to organize data
and enhance appearance
• Use the Mail Merge task pane with different
data sources and main documents to create
form letters, envelopes, and mailing labels
• Use styles to create consistently formatted
documents and to facilitate changing
paragraph and character formatting
• Create and insert Quick Parts to reuse data
and content and create documents with
consistent standards
• Use existing templates to provide consistent
document editing and formatting, and
create custom form templates
This course is designed to teach you the
following items in Adobe Photoshop Elements
11: Organizing, creating projects, printing,
sharing, exporting images, adjusting color in
images, fixing exposure problems, repairing
and retouching images, working with text,
combining multiple images and advance editing
techniques. Once you are done this course
you will look like a pro working with Adobe
Photoshop Elements.
6-hour course
6-hour course
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 24 & 25; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Jan 19 & 21; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
Mar 10 & 11; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
9-hour course
9-hour course
QuickBooks 2013 teaches you how to perform
daily accounting tasks in the General Ledger,
Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable,
and Payroll. This is a self-paced class where
an experienced instructor is there to answer
questions and assist the students with their
learning. This course is geared towards
someone who will primarily be doing data entry
in QuickBooks. LocationDates
Weyburn
Mar 9, 11, 16; 6 – 9 pm
LocationDates
Weyburn
Feb 9, 11, 18; 6 – 9 pm
Microsoft Word 2013 – Level 1
Microsoft Outlook 2013 – Level 1 – 6 hours
• Understand the concepts of word processing
and learn how to start and exit Microsoft Word
2010, and open, save, and close documents
• Insert and delete text to edit a document and
print the document and select different views
• Change paragraph alignment, and move, copy,
and replace text in a document
• Enhance text appearance by changing
character and paragraph formatting, and using
Quick Styles
• Use tab stops, change indents, apply bullets
and numbering, and change line spacing to
enhance document appearance
• Use margins, page breaks, and headers and
footers to enhance the page layout
• Simplify proofreading of documents by
checking spelling, enhance productivity
by using AutoCorrect and AutoText, and
streamline document creation by using
templates
Microsoft Outlook lets you email and schedule
your calendar (and your colleagues’ calendars)
with ease. Learn how to create and edit
messages, use the calendar feature, and other
useful tips for making the most of Outlook.
6-hour course
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 3 & 4; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
9-hour course
LocationDates
Weyburn
Jan 28; Feb 2, 4; 6 – 9 pm
LocationDates
Estevan
May 5 & 6; Tue & Wed, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 – Level 1
• Identify PowerPoint 2010 screen elements
and terms in preparation for making
efficient use of the program
• Create a new presentation based on
templates or themes, and use outlines to
organize the text of a presentation
• Create a consistent look throughout your
presentations by using and customizing
themes and styles, and learn how to preview
and print your presentations
• Enhance your presentations by using
PowerPoint 2010 slide layouts and text
formatting tools
• Use PowerPoint’s features for organizing and
editing the information in your presentations
• Enhance presentations by adding and modifying
WordArt, SmartArt, and clip art graphics
• Produce on-screen slide shows
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 3, 4, & 5; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Estevan
May 4 – 11; Mon & Wed, 6:30 – 9:30
Tuition: $144
QuickBooks 2013 – 21 hours
LocationDates
Assiniboia Jan 26 & 28, Feb 2,4,9, 11 & 18; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Simply Accounting – 26 hours
This introductory course will teach you the
basics of Simply Accounting’s functions as it
pertains to business accounting principles.
Learn journal entries, account reconciliation,
and how to generate reports.
LocationDates
MoosominTBA
Tuition: $336 + materials: $32.57 (Subject to change)
Sage 50 Simply Accounting Premium 2013
LocationDates
Estevan
May 2015
Moosomin
Mar 10 – 31; Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
One-on-One Computer Training
Location: Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin, Weyburn,
Whitewood
Dates: Determined by student
Tuition: Dependent on hours required + materials:
dependent on student programs
6-hour course
Please register early to
avoid disappointment.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 31 & Apr 1; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Part-Time Credit Programs
Continuing Care
Assistant Certificate
Longer life expectancies, a growing population
of senior citizens, more focus on outpatient
treatment – these are some of the reasons
for the increasing demand for continuing
care assistants. Simply put, continuing care
assistants are people who care for other people.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s (formerly SIAST)
Continuing Care Assistant program provides the
knowledge and skills you need to move into this
rewarding field. It is a one-year certificate program
that combines hands-on classroom learning with
practical clinical experience. Practicums provide
direct experience in home care, long-term care,
special care and acute care settings.
You will build knowledge and skills related to:
• Application of long-term care philosophy in
different settings
• Addressing individual psychosocial needs
• Dementia management strategies
• Gerontology (a major area of study)
• Administering personal care
• Promoting independence in a safe environment
• Working with individuals with different
physical and cognitive impairments
• Working with people of different cultures
The demand for continuing care assistants is
growing and so are the job opportunities. You
could work in a home care setting, long-term
care facility, private care home, acute care
facility, integrated facility, supportive housing or
special needs classroom.
Most continuing care assistants work for one of
Saskatchewan’s 12 regional health authorities or
the Athabasca Health Authority. You’re part of a
health care team working under the supervision
of registered nurses, registered psychiatric
nurses and/or licensed practical nurses.
Program Prerequisites:
• Grade 12 or equivalent
• Proof of English Language Proficiency
• Foreign Credentials may be accepted (will
be determined after assessment)
• Students must be registered and accepted
to the CCA program by SaskPolytechnic
Assisting with Special Procedures
(SPCR 103) – 26 hours
In this course you will learn the concepts of
delegation. You will learn how to carry out basic
measurements, perform simple treatments and
be introduced to client assessment. You will
also learn the Continuing Care Assistant’s role
in assisting clients with medications. Students
must attend an on-site 4-hour lab.
LocationDates
Weyburn Jan 6 – Feb 3; Tue, 8:30 am – 3 pm
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Body Systems (ANAT 100) – 27 hours
You will receive a basic introduction to body
systems. You will study the structure of organs
and systems in the human body and how they
function efficiently.
LocationDates
Carlyle
Mar 24 – Apr 21; Tue, 9 am – 4 pm
Moosomin
Jan 12 – Feb 9; Mon & Wed, 7 – 10 pm
Tuition: $337.50 + materials: TBA
Dementia Behaviour (DEMC 183) – 45 hours
Your studies will address causes, stages and
behaviours of dementia, behaviour mapping
techniques and interventions that promote
optimal level of functioning.
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 13 – Mar 10; Tue, 9 am – 4 pm
Dementia Family Care (DEMC 280) – 21 hours
You will learn how those with dementia are
assessed and how to intervene in emergency
situations. You will discuss environments and
issues related to institutional care placement
and the impact dementia has on families.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 17 – Apr 14; Tue, 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $262.50 + materials:: TBA
End of Life Care (SPCR 102) – 17 hours
Your studies will cover death and dying in the
Canadian context. You will study the basic needs
and interventions of the dying client. You will also
cover grief, the grieving process and the impact of
life threatening illnesses on the family members.
LocationDates
Carlyle
Jan 13 – 27; Tue, 9 am – 4 pm
Weyburn Feb 10 – Mar 3; Tue, 8:30 am – 3 pm
Helping Skills (COMM 197) – 18 hours
You will utilize a communication framework to
facilitate a helping relationship with your clients.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 30 – May 14; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $225 + materials: TBA
Human Growth & Development (HUMD 187)
– 27 hours
You will learn the physical, social, intellectual
and emotional aspects of human growth and
development from infancy to old age. You will
also study the effects of aging on society.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Apr 16 – May 7; Tue & Thu, 6 – 10 pm
Interpersonal Communication
(COMM 291) – 30 hours
You will develop employability skills through
the study of interpersonal communications
theory and applications in the workplace.
Learning outcomes include the importance of
self-awareness and self-esteem, perception
problems, verbal and nonverbal messages,
listening skills, creating positive communication
climates and resolving interpersonal conflict.
LocationDates
Estevan
May 21 – Jun 18; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Nutrition (NUTR 198) – 27 hours
You will learn normal nutritional requirements
based on Eating Well with Canada’s Food
Guide. The course content also includes
exploring how to maintain optimal nutritional
balance for your clients.
LocationDates
Weyburn Apr 21 – May 19; Tue, 8:30 – 3 pm
Personal Care (SPCR 182) – 66 Hours
You will have the opportunity to become
skilled at assisting clients in meeting personal
care needs. You will study infection control,
body mechanics, bed making, grooming and
dressing, oral care, foot and nail care, feeding
clients, bowel and bladder care, turning and
positioning clients and range of motion exercise.
LocationDates
Moosomin (Theory) Feb 23 – Apr 1; Mon & Thu, 7– 10 pm
Whitewood (Lab)
Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
Personal Competence (SPCR 192) –
33 hours
Your studies will focus on the goals and
philosophy of Health Care Services in
Saskatchewan. You will learn how these goals
are reflected in the activities of the agency and
on your role as a caregiver. You will learn about
your role in providing care services within a
multicultural dynamic setting. The course content
also includes interprofessional work environments,
personal health, employability skills, and types
of abuse (for example: caregiver, neglect and
abandonment, sexual and financial).
LocationDates
Assiniboia May 7 – Jun 11; Tue & Thu, 6 – 10 pm
Carlyle
Mar 26 – Apr 30; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Moosomin Apr 13 – May 20; Mon & Wed, 7 – 10 pm
Weyburn Mar 10 – Apr 14
Materials costs are approximate and subject to change.
Part-Time Credit Programs (continued)
Post – Acute Care (SPCR 184) – 27 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
post-surgery or following other recent illnesses
your clients may have encountered.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Jan 13 – Feb 5; Tue & Thu, 6 – 10 pm
Estevan
Apr 21 – May 19; Tue, 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $337.50 + materials: $12.60 (subject to change)
Safe Environment (SPCR 180) – 15 hours
You will learn how to promote client
independence in a safe, comfortable and
pleasant environment. Course content includes
fire safety, emergency response, and WHMIS.
LocationDates
Carlyle
Jan 15 – 29; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Moosomin Jun 1 – 15; Mon& Wed, 7 – 10 pm
Special Needs 1 (SPCR 284) – 45 hours
Your studies will cover the basic needs and
interventions of clients with disruptions in
their sensory organs, body systems (i.e.
cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, neurological
and endocrine) and body functions (i.e.
genitourinary and gastro-intestinal).
LocationDates
Assiniboia Feb 5 – Mar 19; Tue & Thu, 6 – 10 pm
Estevan
Jan 15 – Mar 12; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Weyburn Jan 7 – Mar 4; Wed, 8:30 am – 3 pm
Special Needs 2 (SPCR 285) – 30 hours
Your studies will cover the basic needs and
interventions of clients with infectious diseases,
cancer, altered mental abilities, disruption in
mental health, alcohol dependency and drug
dependency.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Mar 19 – Apr 16; Tue & Thu, 6 – 10 pm
Estevan
Mar 19 – Apr 23; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Weyburn Mar 11 – Apr 15; Wed, 8:30 am – 3 pm
Tuition: $375 + materials: $31 (subject to change)
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.
The Saskatchewan Poytechnic’s (formerly
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,
pre-school centres, Kids First/Aboriginal Head Start,
schools, family day homes and private homes.
Prerequisites:
• Grade 12 with English Language Arts A30
and B30
• Students must be registered and accepted
to the ECE program by Saskatchewan
Polytechnic
Child and Adolescent Development
(HUMD 100) – 45 hours
Your studies will focus on the period of
development from conception to adolescence.
You will receive information about the effects of
heredity and the environment on the emotional,
social, cognitive and physical development
of children and adolescents. The course
also provides an introduction to the theories
of learning and personality and methods of
studying human behaviour.
LocationDates
Indian Head Mar 4 – Apr 22; Wed & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Tuition: $390 + materials: TBD
Child Guidance 1 (HUMD 183) – 50 hours
You will examine the strategies of
developmentally appropriate child guidance. The
role of the adult in anticipating and preventing
inappropriate behavior is emphasized. You will
practice techniques for intervening with children
while encouraging a co-operative attitude, a
sense of autonomy, and a positive self-image.
LocationDates
Moosomin Apr 28 – Jun 23; Tue & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Weyburn Jan 6 – Feb 12; Tue & Thu, 6 – 9 pm
Employability Skills (EMP 180) – 40 hours
You will receive instruction and practice in
written communication skills needed for the
workplace. You will develop effective job
search strategies. Emphasis will be placed on
communicating a professional image.
LocationDates
Coronach Jan 21 – Apr 29; Wed, 7 – 10 pm
Indian Head Jan 5 – Mar 30; Mon, 7 – 10 pm
Health, Safety & Nutrition (ECE 142) –
40 hours
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.
LocationDates
Moosomin Mar 3 – Apr 23; Tue & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Stoughton Mar 28 – May 16; Sat, 9 am – 2 pm
Weyburn Apr 7 – May 19; Tue & Thu, 6 – 9 pm
Interpersonal Communications
(COMM 291) – 30 hours
LocationDates
Coronach Day Care
TBA
EstevanTBA
Indian Head
TBA
WeyburnTBA
Programming Social & Emotional
Development (ECE 105) – 40 hours
The course will examine the development of
social and emotional skills in early childhood. You
will receive instruction and practice in planning
curriculum to meet the social and emotional
needs of children. You will explore how children
respond to different social and emotional
situations and the role of the early childhood
educator in facilitating healthy social and
emotional development.
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 9 – Apr 17; Fri, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Roles and Values of the Early Childhood
Educator (ECE 101) – 40 hours
The course focuses on the supporting values of
the early childhood educator. You will examine the
common values and explore how the values are
demonstrated in the role of the early childhood
educator. Through classroom and practicum
experience, you will demonstrate these values.
LocationDates
Indian Head Apr 22 – Jun 4; Wed & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Estevan
Jan 25 – Apr 26; Sun, 12 – 4 pm
Role of Play in Early Childhood Education
(ECE 106) – 40 hours
Focus on the value of play in early childhood
development programming and the role of the
early childhood educator in expanding play
opportunities for children.
LocationDates
Indian Head Jan 7 – Feb 20; Wed & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Moosomin Jan 13 – Feb 26; Tue & Thu, 7 – 10 pm
Weyburn Feb 17 – Mar 31; Tue – Thu, 6 –9 pm
Stoughton Jan 18 – Mar 8; Sat, 9 am – 2 pm
Tuition: $390+ materials: TBD
Part-Time Credit Programs (continued)
Early Childhood
Education Diploma
Victim Services
Coordination Certificate
It is a highly respected program that integrates
the most current research on early childhood
education. You’ll build on the knowledge,
attitudes and skills you developed in the ECE
certificate program, including:
• Administration and child care regulations
• Children with diverse abilities
• Child guidance techniques
• Family and community relationships
• Observation, assessment and documentation
• Play environments and program planning
• Programming for infants, toddlers and
school age children
is an applied certificate program. It specifically
prepares students for employment, or continued
employment, with various agencies that provide
services to victims of crime and other traumatic
events.
There’s high demand for Level III ECEs in
Saskatchewan. Your diploma lets you work in
group care settings with children from birth
to age 12. Start your career in a child care
centre, preschool, elementary school, Kids
First/Aboriginal Head Start program, family day
homes and private homes.
Get involved in programming for infants and
children with diverse abilities, or become
an inclusion coordinator, preschool teacher,
child care centre director, early childhood
interventionist or family support worker.
Program Prerequisites:
• Early Childhood Education Certificate
Note:
• Accepted applicants are required to provide
evidence of a Criminal Record Check prior to
entering required coursework with children.
At the discretion of the practicum agency,
you may be declined access to a clinical or
work placement based on the contents of
the Criminal Record Check. If you do not
complete the practicum, you will not graduate
from the program. The cost of the Criminal
Record Check is your responsibility.
• Your immunization record and current
Mantoux (Tuberculin) testing is required for
your practicum placement.
***These Courses are offered as Facilitated Study
—that is a combination of in-class instruction and
independent study.
Administration Skills for Early Childhood
Educators (ADMN 204) – 45 hours
The course will examine the development of
social and emotional skills in early childhood.
You will receive instruction and practice in
planning curriculum to meet the social and
emotional needs of children. You will explore
how children respond to different social and
emotional situations and the role of the early
childhood educator in facilitating healthy social
and emotional development.
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 10 – Mar 28; Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
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Your studies focus on:
• Case management
• Volunteer coordination
• Client service strategies
• Criminal justice
• Coordination of traumatic events
• Self-care
Graduates are prepared for employment in the
field of victim services. This includes policebased and corrections-based victim services,
domestic violence victim services programs,
and work with community agencies that provide
services to victims of traumatic events (family
violence, sexual abuse).
Prerequisites:
• Grade 12 or equivalent
Case Management (MGMT 104) – 24 hours
You will develop the case management skills
required by agencies that provide services to
victims of crime and/or traumatic events. Your
studies will include the development of case
plans based on case files.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 10 – Apr 2; Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Clients with Unique Needs (HUMR 101) –
30 hours
You will develop specific skills for interacting
with a variety of clients with unique needs. You
will identify and practice strategies for providing
services to new immigrants, people with
disabilities, people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
Disorder (FASD) as well as other emerging
unique client needs.
Criminal Justice System (CORR 167) –
45 hours
You will examine the components of the
criminal justice system. You will examine how
the components work together to respond to
crime and crime control.
LocationDates
Estevan
May 12 – Jun 4; Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Interpersonal Communication (COMM 291)
– 30 hours
LocationDates
Estevan
May 21 – Jun 18; Thu, 9 am – 4 pm
Self-Care (PERS 100) – 12 hours
You will examine the factors that adversely
affect personal wellness in your work
environment (e.g. the police milieu). You will
develop a self-care plan.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 21 – 28; Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
Dealing with Difficult Clients (ADMN 103) –
24 hours
You will develop specific skills for interacting
with difficult clients. Content will include
strategies for dealing with resistant clients and
strategies to diffuse hostile situations.
LocationDates
Estevan
Dates: Jan 13 – Feb 5;
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Traumatic Events Coordinator
(HUMS 100) – 24 hours
LocationDates
Estevan Jan 17 – Feb 14; Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
You will study the role of Victim Services in
responding to traumatic events. You will learn
how to coordinate services within the community
to develop a coordinated response plan.
Community Partnership Development
(ADMN 101) – 18 hours
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 14 – May 7; Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
You will explore the issues and challenges
in developing community partnerships. You
will develop and deliver a presentation in the
community.
LocationDates
Estevan
Feb 21 – Mar 7; Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
Volunteer Management (MGMT 105) – 24 hours
You will apply volunteer management skills
in an agency setting and evaluate the
effectiveness of those programs.
LocationDates
Estevan
Feb 10 – Mar 5; Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Scholarships
Give the
gift of
education
Have you ever thought of
helping a student achieve their
educational goals?
Pursuing a post-secondary
education takes determination
and financial sacrifice.
Scholarships and bursaries can
help students relieve some of those
pressures in order to pursue career
training in our growing southeast
community.
As a donor, the opportunity is
yours to …
• Create scholarships or bursaries named after an individual or
organization
• Provide input on the awarding criteria
• Have your contribution matched by the Ministry of Advanced
Education’s Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
Program
• Present your scholarship or bursary at a special ceremony in March of
each year
• Receive recognition in local newspapers as well as on Southeast
College’s website and Social Media platforms
• Receive a charitable tax receipt
• Reward excellence and relieve financial barriers for students
• Increase community ownership of education services
Invest in Education …
Every little bit counts. If you want to make a difference
in a student’s life by creating a scholarship or bursary
please call the Southeast College Education Foundation
office in Weyburn at 306-848-2531.
Please ask us how the Saskatchewan Innovation and
Opportunity Scholarship program can double your
scholarship donation.
Part-Time Credit Program
Nail
Technician
Program
135 Hours
The nail business has
grown enormously over
the past few years, and
will continue to grow.
The need for competent
and well-educated
nail technicians is
expanding as well.
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Nail technicians perform manicures,
pedicures, and artificial nail services
for 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 a credit
toward the Esthetician certificate
program.
This Sask Polytechnic (formerly SIAST)
accredited program prepares you for
the occupation of cutting, trimming,
polishing, colouring, tinting, cleansing,
applying artificial products and
manicuring and pedicuring nails.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 10 – June 20; Tue & Thu,
5 – 8 pm and every other
Sat 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $1950 + materials: $875 (subject to
change)
Full-Time Credit Program
Welding
Applied
Certificate
20 Weeks
Do you want to
prepare yourself for a
career in welding?
This 20-week
program is based on
Level 1 Apprenticeship
Training.
Once you become an apprentice,
graduates of the program can apply to
the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and
Trade Commission for credit for Level 1
Welding training.
Graduates may find employment
in refineries, pulp and paper mills,
manufacturing or processing plants,
mines or repair shops.
Admission requirements:
• Grade 10
Special Admission:
$1000 Entrance
Scholarship Available
Applicants who do not possess the
academic qualifications for this
program may be admitted if evidence
of probable success can be established
through a special admission
assessment. Interested individuals
should still apply.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 2 – Jul 17
For further information regarding registration,
please call 1-866-999-7372.
We know how to help with funding
Getting your employees the training they need; getting you the skills you want
Southeast College is proud to be a partner in delivering training to recipients of the
Canada Job Grant. To access a Job Grant, an employer is required to contribute at
least one third of the training costs, with the remaining two thirds, up to $10,000,
coming from the Job Grant. Eligible training costs include tuition fees charged by
the training provider, other mandatory student fees, textbook and other learning
materials fees, and examination fees.
Access criteria for the program and application form on the
Government of Saskatchewan web site:
www.economy.gov.sk.ca/job-grant
Contact your local campus for more details on ready-made or
tailor-made programs and courses to suit your needs.
Adult Basic Education
2015 Adult Basic Education Schedule
Apply Now!
Winter semester starts the beginning of February.
Fall semester starts the beginning of September.
Please contact the Student Services Advisor
in your area to reserve your seat.
Location
Contact
Estevan
306-637-3852 or 306-421-8089
Indian Head
306-848-2331 or 306-891-6828
Kahkewistahaw
306-435-4630 or 306-435-7275
Moosomin
306-435-4630 or 306-435-7275
Ocean Man
306-637-3852 or 306-421-8089
Ochapowace
306-435-4630 or 306-435-7275
Piapot Urban (Regina)
306-550-9111
Piapot Valley (On-reserve)
306-550-9111
Weyburn
306-848-2331 or 306-891-6828
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Did you know?
If you have not completed your high school and want to complete
grade 10 or 12, or if your high school marks are not high enough to
get you into other training, then Adult Basic Education (ABE) is the
place for you!
Study at a pace suitable to your individual needs and abilities. When
you start a program, our qualified and experienced instructors will
determine where you are at, what your goals are, and create an
individualized program to help get you there!
Pre – 10:
Gain life management skills, math and language skills and
introductory computer skills. Includes a work experience component.
Grade 10 – 12:
Completers will receive grade 10 and 12 Diplomas recognized by the
Saskatchewan Ministry of Education.
English as Another Language
Classes scheduled until July 24, 2015
EAL classes offer newcomers training in speaking, listening, reading and writing
in English. Classes are interactive and responsive to student needs, questions and
English skill levels. Classes also help familiarize newcomers with Canadian culture
and the local communities. Students need to bring an immigration document to
class to register. Classes are funded through the Ministry of the Economy and CIC.
LINC certificates will be issued to students who are eligible.
EAL Classes
Newcomers Literacy Support
Centres — Open until June 19, 2015
Newcomer Literacy Support Centres are now available in
Weyburn, Estevan, Kipling and Assiniboia. The Newcomer
Literacy Support Centres are for adults wishing to improve
their English as Additional Language skills. Various time slots
are available to help meet the needs of the busy newcomer.
Location
Address & Times
Estevan Classes
Spruce Ridge School, 321 Spruce Ridge Drive
Mon & Wed, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Weyburn Campus
Weyburn City Centre Mall, 110 Souris Avenue
(in the back of Mall across from Canada Post)
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Indian Head Campus
Indian Head Campus, 708 Otterloo Street
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Moosomin Campus
Moosomin Learning Centre, 610 Park Avenue
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Ogema Classes
Ogema School, 209 Mehnke Street
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Oxbow Classes
Oxbow Library, 516 Prospect Avenue
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Location
Address
Estevan Centre
Estevan Public Library, 701 Souris Avenue
Tue, 9 – 11 am; Thu, 1– 3 pm; Fri, 9:30 –11:30 am
Weyburn Centre
Weyburn Public Library, 45 Bison Avenue
Mon, 9:30 – 11:30 am; Wed, 4 – 6 pm; Fri, 4 – 16 pm
Assiniboia Centre
Prince of Wales Building, 201 3rd Avenue West
Mon & Wed, 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Kipling Centre
Kipling Public Library, 207 6th Avenue
Wed, 6:00– 9:00 pm
There will be a small break in programming for the winter holidays from Dec 20, 2014 – Jan 17, 2015. For information contact
Katie Burham at (306) 637-4928 or [email protected]
International Language Testing
System (IELTS) Preparation Class
Students enrolled in IELTS prep will prepare for the IELTS exams. This class will look at
your individual needs and will assist you in improving your skills in preparation for the
exam. The course consists of IELTS test preparation, activities and practice exercises/tests.
All four areas of English language learning will be covered: Reading, Writing, Listening and
Speaking. The IELTS test is an approved test for CIC language requirements.
Contact your local campus for availability, or put your name on an interest list.
Tuition: $150 + materials: $25 (subject to change)
Online Learning
Take classes anytime, anywhere!
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 ed2go courses from the comfort of your home or office at
the times that are most convenient for you. New sessions start
every month, so you can sign up anytime …all you require is
internet access and an email address!
Ed2Go courses are available on a variety of topics
including:
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Accounting & Finance
Business
Computer Applications
Design & Composition
Health Care & Medical
Language & Arts
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Law & Legal
Personal Development
Teaching & Education
Technology
Writing & Publishing
and more …
Upcoming winter and spring sessions start every third
Wednesday of the month.
Visit our ed2go page at www.southeastcollege.org to see all
course descriptions and to register online.
First Nations
and Métis
Programming
For information or to request a
program/course in your First Nations
community, please contact your
nearest campus to speak with a
Program Coordinator.
This specially designed course represented Ochapowace, Kahkewistahaw, Cowessess,
White Bear, Ocean Man, Keeseekoose, St. Mary’s, and Muskowekwan First Nations as well as
Whitewood. Students spent classroom time learning about mining as well as work experience
at the Mosaic K1 and K2 mines.
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Personal Interest Classes
French for Beginners – 26 hours
If you are planning to travel to
Quebec or one of 29 countries
where French is an official
language, it’s time to learn the
basics of French in a warm friendly
atmosphere of a small group.
Learn to introduce yourself, spell
your name, tell your nationality, tell
which language you speak, count,
talk about your hobbies, present
other people and describe them.
This course is designed for
students without prior training.
LocationDates
Estevan Mar 2 – Apr 15; Mon & Wed,
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Tuition: $225 + materials: $10 (subject
to change)
Conversation in French for
Intermediate level – 26 hours
This course aims to develop French
conversational and communication
skills through role-play and other
oral activities adapted to your level.
New themes, related to French
speaking press or television, are
proposed every week to broaden
your vocabulary and strengthen
your oral skills.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 3 – May 26; Tue, 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Tuition: $225+ materials: $10 (subject
to change)
Digital Photography Basic
Principles
Is your camera still on the same
settings when you opened it? Do you
want to unlock the potential of your
camera? If so, this class is for you.
This course will start with the
basics functions of a camera,
including the relationship between
Aperture, Shutter and ISO. White
balance focus points and manual
settings will also be discussed as
well as the basic principles of a
successful photograph.
Applicable to DSLR or Point &
Shoot cameras.
6-hour course
LocationDates
Assiniboia Feb 7; Sat, 9 am – 4 pm
Estevan
Mar 22; Sun, 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: Assiniboia – $75; Estevan –
$96 + materials: $5
9-hour course
LocationDates
Weyburn Feb 2, 4, 9; 6 – 9 pm
Tuition: $144
Digital Photo Editing
(Photoshop Elements 11) –
9 hours
This course is designed to
teach you the following items in
Adobe Photoshop Elements 11:
Organizing, creating projects,
printing, sharing, exporting images,
adjusting color in images, fixing
exposure problems, repairing and
retouching images, working with
text, combining multiple images
and advance editing techniques.
Once you are done this course you
will look like a pro working with
Adobe Photoshop Elements.
LocationDates
Estevan
May 4 – 11; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Weyburn Mar 23, 25, 30; 6 – 9 pm
to change)
Digital SLR Photography –
12 hours
So, you bought a digital SLR or are
thinking about it, but you need to
know how it works and what it can
do for you? Join us for an exciting
and creative photography course
with a lot of hands-on experience
to get you taking beautiful
photographs.
You will learn about your camera’s
functions and features, how to take
stunning images by manipulating
aperture, shutter speed, ISO and
white balance settings. The course
will also examine 10 principles
relating to the composition of a
successful photograph. Students
will also have the opportunity to
submit their photos to the instructor
for feedback. Basic photo editing
and image backup will also be
covered.
You must bring your own camera
and the owner’s manual. To assist
the instructor, please indicate the
type of camera you will bring.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 18 & 19;
Sat & Sun
Intro to Essential Oils Course
– 2 hours
Come and learn the amazing truths
about how Essential Oils can heal
you at a cellular level.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Mar 30; 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Tuition: $45
Reiki
Is a safe, natural and gentle holistic
system of hands-on healing that will
work for anyone, regardless of their
beliefs. It is an intelligent energy
form, which accelerates the body’s
natural self-healing capabilities. It
works to balance your energies on all
levels: physical, mental, emotional
and spiritual. Reiki’s effectiveness
is not contingent upon belief. It is
a technique to release the stress
and tension of modern daily life.
Our immune system is the body’s
healing power and reiki balances the
immune system.
Reiki Level I – 7 hours
NEW!
Personal Interest
Classes
IPAD 101 – 3 hours
Get the most out of your
new iPad. Your iPad has
the capacity to be your
virtual jukebox, robust
entertainment centre, portable
library, navigation assistant,
weatherman, and so much
more. Please bring your iPad
to class
LocationDates
Assiniboia Apr 25; Sat, 10 am – 5 pm
Weyburn Feb 28; Apr 18; 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $160
LocationDates
Estevan
May 9; Sat, 1 – 4 pm
Tuition: $50
Reiki Level II – 7 hours
Go beyond the basics to the
next level with your iPad in this
informal hands-on workshop.
Learn valuable tips and tricks
to discover capabilities you may
not have even known the iPad
has. Learn about multitasking,
push notifications, copy/paste,
how to pair Bluetooth devices,
and more! Dive deeper into the
functionality of the iPad and
the best apps to use for various
tasks! Please bring your iPad
to class.
LocationDates
Assiniboia Apr 26; Sun, 10 am – 5 pm
Weyburn Mar 1; Apr 19; 9 am – 4 pm
Tuition: $225
Spanish (Beginner)
Hola! Planning to take a winter
holiday? Want to expand your
romance language vocabulary?
Learn Spanish in a fun, welcoming
atmosphere.
LocationDates
Moosomin Jan 27 – Feb 17;
Tue & Thu, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
to change)
Spanish (Advanced) – 21 hours
Planning to take a winter holiday
and want to be able to communicate
with the local people, come and
learn additional Spanish.
LocationDates
Estevan Jan 20 – 31; Tue & Thu , 6:30 – 9:30 pm,
Sat 9 am – 1 pm
to change)
St. John’s Ambulance
Babysitting Course – 7 hours
Course is aimed at 12-16 year olds
interested in taking responsibility for
younger children. Content includes
safety practices, child care basics,
introductory first aid and activities to
try. Hands on participation and skill
development are the focus.
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 18, Mar 22, May 3; 10 am – 5 pm
Weyburn Feb 8; Apr 19; Jun 14;
10 am – 5 pm
IPad Advanced – 3 hours
LocationDates
Estevan
May 23; 1 – 4 pm
Tuition: $50
Ethnic Cooking Classes
Tired of being in that same
old rut with what to cook
for dinner? Call the Estevan
Campus today at 306-6344795 to place your name
on our interest list for these
classes coming in Fall 2015!
Incredible Edibles Cooking
Classes
Tired of being in that same
old rut with what to cook for
dinner? Learn how to cook
dishes from around the world!
Get to know specialties of the
world for just $60 per class.
Location: Assiniboia
ClassDates
Thai Cooking
Feb 5; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Cajun Cooking Mar 12; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Chinese Level 2 Mar 26; 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tuition: $60/class
Safety Classes
• All classes begin at 8:30 am unless
otherwise stated.
• First Nations wishing to offer safety courses
in the community, please contact the
Campus Manager at your local Southeast
College campus.
Certified Health and Safety Auditor
(Enform) – 5 days
This program is designed for health and safety
professionals with management/supervisory
experience who wish to conduct safety
management system audits. The program
consists of a 5-day training course and
practicum, which includes a full health and
safety audit. The audit must be submitted to
Enform Audit Reviewers within six months of
the last day of the class for review and approval
prior to certification.
This program covers; overview of health and
safety auditing; review of the audit instrument;
pre-audit preparation; pre-audit meeting;
cursory tour; documentation review; interviews;
observation tour; close out meeting; report
writing and audit submission; quality assurance
review; maintain professional competence. The
Enform audit instrument is reviewed in detail
throughout the program.
Prior to registering for this course, the following
must be completed:
• Safety Program Development
• Approved Enform application, found at
www.enformconnect.ca
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 20 – 24; Nov 2 – 6
Tuition: $1,185
This course is designed for the Coiled Tubing
Operators and Well Site Supervisors who would
be involved in well control operations while
using coiled tubing for well servicing. Course
topics include CT equipment, CT tools and
accessories, CT BOP’S wellhead equipment,
flow back systems and well control responses.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 11; 24; May 8; Sep 25; Nov 20
Weyburn
Mar 27; Oct 23
Tuition: $420
Confined Space (SETI) – 1 day
This course covers the O H & S regulations
pertaining to confined spaces, hazard
identification, gas detection, and the entry permit.
It also covers the inspection and use of SCBA and
rescue techniques and simulation, and reinforces
the need for proper pre-planning procedures.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Apr 21; Oct 14
Estevan
Jan 12; Jan 26; Feb 9; Feb 20;
Mar 2; Mar 16; Apr 1; Apr 15; Apr 23;
May 6; May 12; May 25;
Jun 8; Jul 13; Aug 10; Sep 1; Sep 21;
Oct 19; Nov 16; Dec 7
Carlyle May 1
Carnduff
Apr 9
Moosomin
Apr 23; May 12; Sep 25
Weyburn
Jan 28; Feb 23; Mar 24;
Apr 13; Apr 27; May 14; Jun 24; Aug 26; Sep 15; Oct 29; Nov 26
Defensive Driving (Saskatchewan Safety
Council) – 1 day
Certified Health and Safety Auditor
Renewal (Enform) – 1 day
This course is offered to Enform auditors
wishing to maintain their auditor certification.
All certified auditors must take this program
once every three years prior to the expiry
of their certification. Auditors with current
certification looking for an update on the
audit process are also encouraged to attend.
Participants have the opportunity to ask
questions throughout the day.
Topics include:
• Updates from the Safety and Certifications
(SAC) department
• Critical topics from Enform’s five-day
Certified Health and Safety Auditor course
• Updates from government agencies related
to the Certificate of Recognition (COR)
program
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 23
Tuition: $410
Coiled Tubing (Well Service Blow Out
Prevention) (Enform) – 1 day
About 85% of all traffic collisions could be
prevented if drivers knew collision avoidance
techniques and used them. You can learn
these techniques through DDC, an established,
proven program that meets the need for today’s
complex traffic environment.
In this Sask. Safety Council course you will
have the opportunity to learn what is involved in
driving defensively, why and how various types
of motor vehicle collisions occur and what it
takes to prevent them.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 18; Apr 28; Sep 9
Detection and Control of Flammable
Substances (Enform) – 1 day
This one-day course is designed for personnel
working with or near flammable substances in
the oil and gas industry. The primary focus is
to safely monitor and control these substances.
The course includes an introduction to
flammable substances, principles of flammable
gas/vapour detection, care and preparation
of combustible gas monitors, interpreting
combustible gas readings, and control methods.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 30, May 9, May 22, Sep 17;
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Weyburn
May 14, Oct 16
Tuition: $297
Fall Arrest (SETI) – 1/2 day
This one day course covers the O H & S Act
& Regulations required to meet fall arrest
requirements. The course also covers care and
maintenance of full body harnesses and anchor
points. Practical training included.
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 19; Feb 17; Mar 9; Apr 20;
May 11; Jun 15; Jul 20;
Aug 17; Sep 8; Oct 5; Nov 9; Dec 14
Weyburn
Jan 29; Feb 25; Feb 28; Mar 17; Apr 21; May 28; Jul 15; Aug 27
Fall Protection for Rig Work (Enform) –
2 days
Fall Protection was developed in conjunction
with the Canadian Association of Oilwell
Drilling Contractors (CAOCD) and is intended
for workers, supervisors, managers and safety
personnel involved in drilling and service
rig operations. This two-day Enform course
includes fall protection principles, anchorages,
body support devices, connecting components
and devices, life lines and ladder-climbing
systems. The hands-on portion of the training
includes climbing to height using fall protection
equipment, work positioning, anchorage
connection and transfer between fall protection
systems. Successful completion of the course
requires that participants be able to climb to a
height of approximately four meters.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 11 & 12; Apr 14 & 15;
Apr 17 & 18; Apr 20 & 21;
Sep 12 & 13; Sep 15 & 16;
Sep 18 & 19; Sep 21 & 22
Weyburn
Apr 25 & 26; Apr 28 & 29;
Sep 25 & 26; Sep 28 & 29
Fatigue Management & Hours of Service
(Saskatchewan Trucking Association) –
1 day
Fatigue Management training covers all aspects
of fatigue, from causes to management
practices. Employees are empowered with tools
to minimize the negative effects of fatigue,
while training aims to build fatigue awareness
and improve employees’ quality of sleep, work,
and life. The Hours of Service course provides
training on minimum/maximum on- and offduty hours, driving cycles, and hands-on use of
logbooks.
Government issued photo ID will be required for safety classes.
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Safety Classes (continued)
RIDE and Fatigue Management & Hours of
Service are offered in combination to meet
the regulatory requirements of the Oil Well
Service Vehicle Permit.
LocationDates
Estevan
Feb 12; Apr 2; Apr 16; Apr 22;
June 10; Oct 14; Dec 9
Weyburn
Jan 14; Mar 26; May 13; Sep 17;
Nov 5
Tuition: $260
Sep 9 & 10; Sep 23 & 24; Oct 5 & 6; Oct 28 & 29;
Nov 7 & 8; Nov 25 & 26; Dec 7 & 8
Carlyle
Feb 19 & 20; Apr 27 & 28
Carnduff
Apr 7 & 8
Moosomin
Jan. 20 & 21; Feb. 25 & 26;
Mar 25 & 26; Apr 15 & 16; May 5 & 6; Jun 8 & 9; Sep 22 & 23; Oct. 14 & 15; Nov 4 & 5; Dec 8 & 9
First Aid /CPR / AED (St. John Standard)
Level A – 2 days
First Aid/CPR/AED Recertification
(St. John Standard) – Level A – 1 day
This is the standard First Aid & CPR ‘A’ course
that covers artificial resuscitation, choking,
bleeding, shock, wounds and dressings,
injuries, burns, fractures plus much more.
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Training
is included. Receive a certificate from St.
John’s Ambulance. Course content set by
Occupational Health and Safety.
Topics include emergency scene management,
choking, shock and unconsciousness, severe
bleeding, one and two rescuer CPR for an adult
casualty, and automatic external defibrillation
(AED) training.
The First Aid & CPR ‘C’ Infant & Child training
can be taken at the same time as the standard
‘A’ course. Please notify Registrations of your
intent to take the ‘C’ training. An additional
tuition cost of $45 will be applied.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Jan 24 & 25; Mar 21 & 22;
Apr 15 & 16; May 7 & 8; Jun 13 & 14; Sep 26 & 27; Oct 22 &23;
Nov 21 & 22; Dec 8 & 9
Estevan
Jan 6 & 7; Jan 13 & 14; Jan 17 & 18; Jan 27 & 28; Feb 3 & 4; Feb 10 & 11; Feb 17 & 18; Feb 21 & 22;
Mar 3 & 4; Mar 10 & 11; Mar 14 & 15; Mar 17 & 18; Mar 31 & Apr 1;
Apr 8 & 9; Apr 12 & 13; Apr 14 & 15; Apr 22 & 23; Apr 28 & 29;
May 5 & 6; May 9 & 10; May 12 & 13; May 26 & 27;
Jun 2 & 3; Jun 9 & 10; Jun 13 & 14; Jun 23 & 24;
Jul 7 & 8; Jul 11 &12; Jul 14 & 15;
Jul 28 & 29;
Aug 4 & 5; Aug 8 & 9; Aug 11 & 12; Aug 25 & 26;
Sep 1 & 2; Sep 8 & 9; Sep 12 &13; Sep 22 & 23; Sep 29 & 30;
Oct 6 & 7; Oct 13 & 14; Oct 17 & 18; Oct 27 & 28; Nov 3 &4; Nov 14 & 15; Nov 17 & 18; Nov 24 & 25;
Dec 1 & 2; Dec 12 & 13; Dec 15 & 16
Weyburn
Jan 8 & 9; Jan 21 & 22; Feb 4 & 5; Feb 18 & 19; Mar 4 & 5; Mar 19 & 20; Mar 30 & 31; Apr 7 & 8; Apr 16 &17; May 6 & 7; May 20 & 21;
Jun 4 & 5; Jun 17 & 18; Jul 8 & 9;
Jul 22 & 23; Aug 6 & 7; Aug 19 & 20;
The goal of this re-certification is to allow
students as much practical exercise as is
possible, while meeting the growing demand
for one-day re-certification format. This is the
standard First Aid & CPR ‘A’ recertification
course. Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
recertification is included.
The First Aid & CPR ‘C’ Infant & Child
recertification can be taken at the same time
as the standard ‘A’ recertification. Please
notify Registrations of your intent to take the
‘C’ training. An additional tuition cost of $20
will be applied.
*Must have a current certificate.
Recertification cannot be repeated. If you
took the Recertification course the last time
your certification expired, you must register
for the 2-day standard course.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 14; Oct 15
Estevan
Jan 20; Feb 24; Mar 13; Mar 24;
Apr 11; Apr 21; Apr 30; May 4; May 19;
Jun 16; Jul 21; Aug 18; Sep 15;
Oct 20; Nov 10; Dec 8
Weyburn
Jan 23; Feb 20; Mar 27; Apr 23;
May 22; Jun 25; Jul 30; Aug 24;
Sep 25; Oct 22; Nov 19; Dec 16
First Line Supervisor’s Blowout Prevention
– 4 days
This course is designed primarily for the First
Line Supervisor (driller) on a drilling rig and
is also a prerequisite for the Second Line
Supervisor’s Well Control course. Topics in the
four day course include source and magnitude
of pressure, causes and warning signs of kicks,
shut-in procedures, crew positions and duties
during well control operations, procedures
for circulating out influxes and government
regulations. At the conclusion of the course,
the participant is able to use warning signs to
recognize a kick and safely shut-in a well.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 7 – 10; Sep 28 – Oct 1; Nov 23 – 26
Tuition: $995
Global Ground Disturbance (Level 2) (Global
Training Centre) – 1 day
This course is directed at anyone who
undertakes any excavation activity using
either powered mechanical or hand
equipment. The intent of the program is to
provide an awareness of the various safety
issues involved in the undertaking of a ground
disturbance, as well as the proper procedures
that should be followed. Level 2 will cover
all aspects of Ground Disturbance, including
supervisor’s rights and responsibilities. This
course is certified by Global Training.
LocationDates
Carlyle
Apr 29
Estevan
Jan 21; Feb 10; Mar 25; Apr 14; Apr 17; May 7; May 20; Jun 11; Aug 13;
Sep 16; Sep 24; Oct 21; Nov 12
Moosomin
Apr 17; May 7; Sep 24
Weyburn
Jan 27; Feb 24; Mar 31; Apr 21; May 26; Jun 23; Aug 25; Sep 29; Oct 26; Nov 23
Ground Disturbance (SETI) (Level 2) – 1 day
This course is directed at anyone who undertakes
any excavation activity using either powered
mechanical or hand equipment. The intent of
the program is to provide an awareness of the
various safety issues involved in the undertaking
of a ground disturbance, as well as the proper
procedures that should be followed. Level 2 will
cover all aspects of Ground Disturbance, including
supervisor’s rights and responsibilities.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
May 6; Oct 21
Estevan/Weyburn Feb 25; Jun 17; Aug 19; Dec 9
(video conference)
Hazard Management (Enform) – 1 day
To stress the importance of the Hazard
Management System (HMS) in conducting
worksite hazard assessments, key federal, provincial and local regulatory requirements will be
reviewed. Special emphasis will be placed upon
the legal concept of due diligence.
Once every three years, the owner or senior
manager of all companies who hold a Small
Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR)
must take a course related to health and safety
in order to ensure continuous improvement of
their HSMS. Attendance in such courses is
required to prevent small employers from having
their SECOR status interrupted or terminated.
This is one such course.
Other programs related to this topic that you
may be interested in:
• Safety Program Development
• Incident and Accident Investigation
LocationDates
EstevanTBA
Tuition: $295.00
H2S Alive (Enform) – 1 day
This one-day course is intended for all workers
in the petroleum industry who could be exposed
to hydrogen sulphide (H2S). The primary focus
is to provide generic H2S course content to
help workers work safely in and around H2S
environments. The course covers the physical
properties and health hazards of H2S, how to
protect oneself and basic rescue techniques.
Each student is required to operate a selfcontained breathing apparatus and a detector
tube device, and to perform CPR and rescue lift
and drag exercises.
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Mar 31; Oct 24
Carlyle
Feb 21; Apr 30
Estevan
Jan 8; Jan 15; Jan 22; Jan 29;
Feb 5; Feb 12; Feb 19; Feb 26;
Mar 5; Mar 12; Mar 16; Mar 19;
Mar 26; Mar 30;
Apr 2; Apr 7; Apr 16; Apr 20;
Apr 23; Apr 27;
May 7; May 14; May 21; May 28;
Jun 4; Jun 11; Jun 18;
Jul 9; Jul 16; Jul 23; Jul 30;
Aug 6; Aug 13; Aug 20; Aug 27;
Sep 3; Sep 10; Sep 17; Sep 24; Oct 1; Oct 8; Oct 15; Oct 22; Oct 29;
Nov 5; Nov 12; Nov 19; Nov 26;
Dec 3; Dec 10; Dec 17
Carnduff
Apr 10
Moosomin
Jan 27; Mar 24; Apr 14; May 4;
Sep 21; Nov 3; Dec 7
Weyburn
Jan 7; Jan 20;
Feb 3; Feb 17;
Mar 3; Mar 18;
Apr 1; Apr 15; Apr 22; Apr 29;
May 5; May 19;
Jun 3; Jun 16;
Jul 7; Jul 21;
Aug 5; Aug 18;
Sep 8; Sep 22;
Oct 7; Oct 27;
Nov 10; Nov 24;
Dec 9; Dec 15
Contact us at careers@
southeastcollege.org if you
are qualified and interested
in being a safety instructor.
Incident & Accident Investigation (Enform)
– 1 Day
Learn how to investigate incidents and
accidents in order to prevent them from
recurring, and turn incidents into positive
learning opportunities. This competency-based
course focuses on learning from both potential
and actual incidents/accidents
Topics include:
• Initial response to incidents and accidents
• Gathering evidence and information
• Analyzing the information
• Determining the real root causes
• Implementation and follow-up actions
• Constructive communications
Once every three years, the owner or senior
manager of all companies who hold a Small
Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR)
must take a course related to health and safety
in order to ensure continuous improvement of
their HSMS. Attendance in such courses is
required to prevent small employers from having
their SECOR status interrupted or terminated.
This is one such course
LocationDates
EstevanTBA
Tuition: $295.00
Powered Mobile Equipment (PME) Training
– 1 day
These courses cover theories of operation,
government regulations, and safe operating
practices. Includes hands-on training and
evaluation.
PME Forklift
LocationDates
Assiniboia
Apr 9; Nov 12
Professional Driver Improvement Course
(Sask Safety Council) – 1 day
The Saskatchewan Safety Council’s Professional
Driver Improvement Course (PDIC) is an
established program that meets the needs of
today’s complex traffic environment. PDIC helps
professional drivers improve their defensive
driving techniques. The course will help drivers
prevent collisions, save lives, deliver cargo
safety and on time, reduce costs and maintain
good driving habits. Topics include:
• Defensive driving techniques
• Passing
• Collision prevention
• Driving conditions
• Turns
• Backing Driver awareness and impairments
• Vehicle inspections
Resource Industry Driver Enhancement
(RIDE) (Saskatchewan Trucking
Association) – 1 day
The purpose of the RIDE program is to
provide the resource industry and its
professional drivers with training that is
acceptable to employers within the resource
industry (particularly oilfield and forestry) and
the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and
Infrastructure, which recognizes RIDE as an
equivalent to GODI. The four main sections
covered by this course are: Improving your
driving skills, Off-highway driving techniques,
Regulatory requirements, and Non-driving
skills.
RIDE and Fatigue Management & Hours of
Service are offered in combination to meet the
regulatory requirements of the Oil Well Service
Vehicle Permit.
LocationDates
Estevan
Feb 11; Apr 1; Apr 15; Apr 21;
Jun 9; Aug 11; Oct 13; Dec 8
Weyburn
Jan 13; Mar 25; May 12; Sep 16; Nov 4
Rig Rescue (Enform) – 1 day
Rig Rescue was developed in conjunction
with the Canadian Association of Oilwell
Drilling Contractors (CAODC) and is intended
for workers, supervisors, managers and safety
personnel. Topics covered include rescue
team roles, rescue equipment, ropes and
knots, mechanical advantage, management of
escape buggy, and rescue scenarios.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 13; Apr 16; Apr 19; Apr 22;
Sep 14; Sep 17; Sep 20; Sep 23
Weyburn
Apr 27; Apr 30; Sep 27; Sep 30
Safe Food Handling – 1 day
This course is called the Saskatchewan Food
Handlers Training Program (Food Safe Level
1). It provides operators and employees of food
service establishments with important safe food
handling information. This course will benefit
anyone involved in food service to the public.
LocationDates
Assiniboia – Apr 14; 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Five Hills Health Region
Tuition: $70
LocationDates
Moosomin – Feb 10; 9 am – 5 pm
Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region
Tuition: $75
Contact your nearest campus to book this course.
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Safety Program Development (Enform) –
2 days
This two day course, offered in conjunction with
Enform (formerly PITS), is designed to enhance
the skills of management, supervisors, safety
professionals and those responsible for the
development and/or implementation of safety
programs. Upon completion of the program, the
participant will be able to understand, develop
and implement company safety programs
in preparation for a successful audit. The
completion of this program is the first step in
the development of a safety program leading
to the issuance of a Certificate of Recognition
(COR) or Small Employer Certificate of
Recognition (SECOR).
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 24 – 25
Tuition: $795
The goal of this program is to provide field
superintendents and rig managers with
guidelines for completing a competency
assessment of a floorhand, derrickman or
driller. Topics covered include competence,
responsibilities of the assessor, and performing
successful assessments.
Contact your nearest campus to book this
course.
LocationDates
Estevan
Mar 1
Tuition: $275
Special Oilfield Boiler Operator – Part B –
32 hours
This 32 hour course is designed to provide rig
personnel with a general knowledge of the safe
operation of an oilfield boiler with a capacity of
up to 1000 kW. It will also prepare students to
write the TSASK Special Oilwell Operator exam.
Safety Management and Regulatory
Awareness (Enform) – 3 days
This course is recognized by Enform and
is designed to ensure well site supervisors
and prime contractors are aware of their
responsibilities and roles with respect to Health
and Safety at the well site. Key legislated
rules and industry practices for Alberta,
British Columbia, and Saskatchewan will be
discussed and are summarized in an index with
references, so that the well site supervisor/
prime contractor can research further details as
needed. Responsibilities for health and safety
legislation, health and safety program elements
supervisor’s role, hazard identification, risk
assessment and control, inspections incident
investigation, emergency response and
leadership skills will be covered.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 27 – 29; May 19 – 21;
Sep 14 – 16
Weyburn
May 11 – 13; Oct 13 – 15
Tuition: $775
Service Rig Assessor (Enform) – 1 day
LocationDates
Estevan
May – 8
Weyburn
Apr 27 – May 1
Tuition: $ 410 + materials $189
Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
(SETI) – ½ day
This half-day course has been updated to meet
the intent of the Clear Language Transportation
of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations. It is
intended for individuals who are involved in the
transportation and handling of dangerous goods
associated with oil and gas industry operations.
It is ideal for updating personnel with previous
TDG training or as an introductory session for
new employees.
Topics include TDG legislation, classification,
safety marks, documentation, safe handling,
incident reporting and emergency response.
A certificate, valid for three years, is issued to
each candidate upon successful completion of a
written examination.
TDG – Online
This TDG online course includes a thorough
exam and printable certificate to meet
Transport Canada’s training requirements for
all employees involved in the transportation of
dangerous goods.
The course content includes:
• An overview of the TDG requirements
• Responsibilities of shippers, handlers and
drivers
• Classes of dangerous goods
• Shipping documents
• Safety marks
• Containers
• Special situations
• Emergency actions
The course features video, animations, learning
games and skill-building exercises and takes
anywhere from 1.5 – 4 hours to complete.
Tuition: $75 ($50 for youth)
An email address is required when registering.
Payment for all courses
must be made at the time of
registration.
Skid Control Training and Driver Evaluation – 1 day
A combination of practical exercises
and theory-based training designed
to evaluate your employees’ driving
skills and practice different skid
control maneuvers. The in-car
portion utilizes a full-size SUV and a
state-of-the-art SKIDCAR SYSTEM
to simulate various all-season driving
conditions. The theory portion
includes topics such as driving on
gravel roads, winter roads, 4x4,
fatigue management, texting, cell
phones, wildlife, collision avoidance,
and substance abuse.
LocationDates
Weyburn
May 27; June 9; June 22;
July 14; July 28;
Aug 11; Aug 26
To schedule a course for your
employees, please contact us toll
free at 1-866-999-7372.
A simulator demo can be seen on YouTube!
Visit www.youtube.com/user/SoutheastCollege
Well Service Blowout Prevention (BOP) (Enform) – 4 days
This course is aimed at the service rig operators, service rig managers,
well site supervisors, field foremen, production foremen and production
engineers involved in well killing operations on the service rig. Topics
covered include sources and magnitude of pressures, causes of kicks,
BOP equipment, kick warning signs, crew positions and duties, well
shut-in procedures, well killing procedures, calculations and government
regulations. Upon successful completion of the examination, the candidate
will be issued the required Well Service Blowout Prevention certificate,
which is valid for five years.
LocationDates
Estevan
Apr 7 – 10; Apr 20 – 23; May 4 – 7; Sep 21 – 24;
Nov 16 – 19
Weyburn
Mar 23 – 26; Oct 19 – 22
Tuition: $995
GED Winter/Spring 2015
The General Educational Development (GED) test is a chance to get
the job or career you want. GED tests measure academic skills and
knowledge expected of high school graduates. The test consists of
the basic subject areas of reading, writing, math, science and social
studies. The GED Testing Service converted to an all-computer format,
so the Estevan Campus will be the only computer-based GED testing
centre for Southeast College.
If you have questions regarding completing your GED, please contact
us toll-free at 1-866-999-7372 and speak to one of our Student
Services Advisors.
GED Prep – 25 hour
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
(SETI) – ½ day
The goal here is to reduce the incidence of illness and injury caused
by hazardous materials in the workplace. We train in three key
elements: Labels, Materials Safety Data Sheets & Worker Education.
Contact your nearest campus for course dates.
WHMIS – Online
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan. 14 – Feb 11; Mon & Wed, 7–10 pm
GED Testing Schedule for Winter/Spring 2015
LocationDates
Estevan
Jan 14; Jan 28; Feb 11; Mar 11; Mar 25; Apr 22; Apr 8;
May 13; May 27; Jun 10; Jun 24
Please contact the Estevan campus at 306-634-4795, or check out the
website www.ged.com for additional dates.
This comprehensive online WHMIS course is an engaging and thorough
exploration of WHMIS basics.
Course content includes:
• An overview of WHMIS
• Understanding of the hazards
• WHMIS labels
• Personal protection
• Emergency actions
• Special situations
This course can take anywhere from 1.5 – 4 hours to complete.
Tuition: $75 ($50 for youth)
An email address is required when registering.
English Language Requirement
English is the language of instruction and examination at
Saskatchewan Polytechnic. 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 Saskatchewan Polytechnic program. Contact
Southeast College toll-free at 1-866-999-7372 for more details.
Materials costs are approximate
and subject to change.
Distance Learning – Televised Courses
Whether your goal is to upgrade your skills for professional
advancement, change your career path, or explore a new area
of interest, you can learn without leaving your community!
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Continuing Education &
Distance Learning—www.saskpolytech.ca/programs-andcourses/continuing-education/search.aspx
Saskatchewan Communications Network (SCN) offers
people the opportunity to take a variety of courses from
the University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina, or
Saskatchewan Polytechnic.
Southeast College can help you gain access to SCN
courses by:
• Providing computer lab access during normal College
business hours to watch recorded SCN courses online
• Providing access to live televised courses that are
scheduled during normal College business hours
• Exam writing and invigilation at any of our local
campuses
Available courses and registration information can be
obtained from each institution’s distance learning division:
University of Saskatchewan Centre for Continuing & Distance
Education (CCDE)—www.extension.usask.ca/
University of Regina Centre for Continuing Education
(CCE)—www.uregina.ca/cce/
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For more information, please call toll-free 1-866-999-7372.
We know where
the jobs are
Southeast College has a labour market
attachment specialist who spends time
networking for you — when you’re in one
of our programs, we’re working hard to
connect you with the employers you need
to meet once you’ve graduated.
Contact us to find out more or to register for the
program of your choice–we’ll connect you with
employers of choice.
Employment Opportunities
Are you passionate about sharing your knowledge?
Full-time & Part-time Instructors
Safety Instructors
Southeast College is always looking for
individuals with knowledge and experience in
particular areas to instruct a variety of courses
on a part-time or full-time basis. Likewise, if
you have an area of expertise that you are able
to teach, we are always open to offering new
courses at the College.
If you have a great deal of experience
and training in the oil and gas industry
and are looking for a change, the
Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute
has a number of courses that require
expert trainers.
With four main campuses and a number of
satellite classrooms throughout southeast
Saskatchewan, Southeast College offers a
rewarding work experience with extensive
benefits and competitive salaries.
If interested, simply contact us at:
Human Resource Department
Phone: (306) 848-2532
Email: [email protected]
Instructors require good presentation
skills, industry experience and willingness
to travel in the southeast region to deliver
programs both at College campuses and
off-site locations. If interested, please
send resumes to:
Human Resource Department
Phone: (306) 848-2532
Email: [email protected]
Start with the basics and
build on them
Southeast College offers a variety of
courses to get you going toward a
career, and keeping you up-to-date with
Safety Training, education upgrades and
lifestyle courses.
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
Find us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/SoutheastRegionalCollege
Watch us on
www.youtube.com/user/SoutheastCollege
Follow us on
@SRCconnection
Campus Locations
Administrative Offices
8 – 4th Street
Box 1565, Weyburn, SK S4H 0T1
Telephone: 306-848-2525
Fax: 306-848-2524
Hours: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
Estevan Campus
532 Bourquin Road
Box 1750, Estevan, SK S4A 1C8
Telephone: 306-634-4795
Fax: 306-637-5225
Assiniboia Campus
Prince of Wales Building
201 3rd Avenue West
Box 1059, Assiniboia, SK S0H 0B0
Telephone: 306-642-4287
Fax: 306-642-3397
Hours: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (closed from
12:00 – 1:00 pm), Monday to Thursday,
closed Fridays
Weyburn Campus
Weyburn City Centre Mall, 110 Souris Avenue
Box 1565, Weyburn, SK S4H 0T1
Telephone: 306-848-2500
Fax: 306-848-2517
Indian Head Basic Education Centre
708 Otterloo Street
Box 248, Indian Head, SK S0G 2K0
Telephone: 306-695-2228
Fax: 306-695-2226
Whitewood Learning Centre
708 5th Avenue
Box 250, Whitewood, SK S0G 5C0
Telephone: 306-435-4631
Program Coordinator Telephone:
306-735-5263
Fax: 306-735-2999
Moosomin Campus
610 Park Avenue
Box 1457, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0
Telephone: 306-435-4631
Fax: 306-435-4639
Hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm (closed from
12:00 – 1:00 pm), Monday to Friday
For the most recent & updated program information
please visit: www.southeastcollege.org
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