Continuing Education - City of Thunder Bay

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There are dozens of reasons to choose Confederation College. Sure,
part-time courses and programs are all about learning, but there’s so much
more to discover. Whether you’re interested in enhancing your resume,
learning new skills, or just having some fun, the part-time courses and
programs available at Confederation College are sure to meet your needs.
Once again this semester we’re pleased to offer many courses and
programs designed with the part-time learner in mind. Whether you prefer to
attend classroom courses or just love the idea of being able to connect
online and join a live or self-study class from the comfort of your home,
Confederation College Continuing Education has you covered.
I invite you to peruse the vast selection available this spring. Discover the new courses that we have
available. Have some fun, make new friends. We’re sure you’ll agree...you can
“Change your Life Through Part-time Learning”
Vincent F. (Vince) Stilla
WHAT’S NEW FOR Spring 2010
QUICK INDEX
Academic Upgrading. .............................. 33
Business & Computers. ........................... 10
Community Services. ............................... 14
Credentials…… ....................................... 34
eLearning… ............................................. 15
Financial Assistance……… ..................... 13
Fitness Centre. ........................................ 39
Flexible Learning. .................................... 35
Frequently Asked Questions.................... 37
General Information. ................................ 36
Health Sciences . ..................................... 16
Languages &
Communications. .................................. 20
Leisure & Special Interest. ....................... 21
Pre-College. ............................................. 28
Service Skills. .......................................... 29
Technology & Trades............................... 31
Youth Career Samplers. ................................ 9
Beadwork-Intergenerational-Intro. To……….21
Culinary-New Classes. ......................... 21&22
Detoxifying Body Wrap Procedures. ............30
ECO Beauty. ................................................30
Facials-Glycolic............................................30
Find Your Green Thumb. .............................26
Gardening-What’s bugging You?. ................26
Herbs and Container Veggies. .....................26
Herbs-Magic of. ...........................................23
iBT-TOEFL Preparation Course. .................28
Make-up 101. ...............................................30
Make-up-Techniques-Brides........................30
Master Gardener Workshops…. ..................26
Moccasins-2 piece Intergenerational. ..........21
Mushrooms-Hunting Wild Morel . ................22
New Plants and Pretty Camps. ....................26
Psychology-Archetypal. ...............................23
Retired-So You’re ...Now What?. .......... 13&22
Soap Stone Carving-Intro. ...........................24
Wedding-Planning .......................................23
Yoga and Beyond with Uma. .......................25
Full Index . .............................................. 38
* Programs and courses delivered after June 30 may be subject to HST
Visit our web site at
www.confederationc.on.ca/ce
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A Message From the Director
Continuing Education
Continuing
Education
Summer Academy
Experience the Opportunity of Summer Academy!
April 26 - August 24
Summer Academy is a program that facilitates the transition to full-time college programs and/or
provides a head start. Classes are conveniently scheduled during the day and/or evenings.
Call the Centre for Continuing Education to register at (807) 475-6550 or 1-800-563-9435.
For more information, contact:
The Hub at (807) 475-6110 or by email at [email protected].
Choose from the following courses:
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Accounting (Introductory) see page 13
Accounting (Fundamental) see page 13
Anatomy and Physiology I see page 18
Anatomy and Physiology II see page 18
Communications/English - Communication Strategies see page 20
Computer Applications (Introductory) see page 13
General Education –eLearning equivalencies see page 15
Mathematics - 4 Modules see page 28
Pathophysiology I see page 18
DON’T MISS OUT!
Class sizes are limited and
will fill quickly due to last
summer’s success!
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Week-long Sessions
Youth 12-17
Choose One or More!
Culinary for Youth (13-17)
Watercolour for Youth (12-17)
Introduction to Trades-Woodworking (13-17)
Home-Ec in the New Millennium (12-17)
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Hours: 9:00am to 3:00pm Monday to Friday
Fridays are “Parents Day” - demonstration of your child’s activities
Related post-secondary program information will be available at the end of each session.
( NOTE: Supervision will be provided during the scheduled camp times of 9 - 3 pm only.
Participants are required to bring a lunch.)
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SESSIONS BEGIN July 5, 2010
Full schedule and course descriptions will
be published in the Summer edition of
“The Key”
Registration begins
Monday, May 10th at 8:30am
475-6550
“First come first served”
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Youth Career Samplers
Explore something different this summer...
Business and Computers
Bookkeeping
Part-time Confederation College Certificate
This certificate program provides individuals with a
basic foundation for maintaining the accounting
records of entities in industry, commerce and
government. The program is comprised of nine
courses that include both theory and computer
application.
You should have access to a
computer, familiarity with the computer and
keyboard proficiency.
Bookkeeping required courses:
AC102 Introductory Accounting (OL090)
AC202 Fundamental Accounting Principles
AC222 (OL746)
AC313 Income Tax I (OL160 & OL075)
AC415 Management Accounting I (OL127)
BA021 Introduction to Excel 2007 (OL702)
OL076 Payroll Administration
MC155 Microsoft Office 2007 App. (OL 783)
Plus choose:
OL711 ACCPAC Advantage - GL and
OL710 ACCPAC Advantage - A/P
Or
OL711 ACCPAC Advantage - GL and
OL712 ACCPAC Advantage - A/R
Or
OL753 QuickBooks Introduction
For additional information call
CONFEDERATION
COLLEGE
CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF
BOOKKEEPING (CIB)
On-line
equivalent
MC155
OL783
CIB111
Computer
Applications I
BA021
OL702
CIB221
Computer
Applications II
AC102
OL090
CIB112
Bookkeeping I
CIB113
Bookkeeping II
OL746
CIB222
Computerized
Bookkeeping I
*OL711 and
either OL710
or OL712
OR
*OL753
CIB223
Computerized
Bookkeeping II
AC415
OL127
CIB331
Cost Management
AC313
OL160 and
OL075
CIB332
Income Tax
OL076
CIB333
Payroll
Administration
AC202
AC222
Students completing this College program can also
apply to the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping
(CIB), a national non-profit organization. CIB
recognizes the nine courses that comprise the
Confederation College Bookkeeping certificate as
credits in their program. Note: they require a
minimum grade of 65%. Certain courses may be
subject to a time limit for registration. CIB
enrollment fees and course exemption fees are
applicable. For more information on CIB, write to P.
O. Box 963, 31 Adelaide St. E. Toronto, ON M5H
2G4 or check their website www.cibcb.com.
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The chart indicates the Confederation College
courses that are recognized by the Canadian
Institute of Bookkeeping (CIB) as credits towards
their credential.
Note: For CIB Computerized Bookkeeping II, students
are required to complete one software package, either
ACCPAC (OL711, and one of OL710 or OL712) or
QuickBooks (OL753).
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
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This certificate program is designed for students
who want to develop skills and knowledge
appropriate for an entry-level position in business
settings. The program has been designed to
accommodate the student who wants a basic
understanding of business practices. These
students may opt to continue their education by
completing additional requirements for an
Ontario Diploma or Ontario Advanced Diploma at
Confederation College in Marketing, Accounting,
Human Resources or International Business.
Complete course requirements for the diploma
programs are listed on the College website
www.confederationc.on.ca.
Some courses are available in more than one
delivery mode, e.g. AC102 is available in
traditional classroom delivery, virtual college, and
there is an eLearning equivalent. The eLearning
course equivalencies are shown in brackets next
to the course title below.
Business Fundamentals required courses:
AC102 Introductory Accounting (OL090)
CS117 Communication Strategies (OL257)
HR131 Human Resources (OL135)
MC155 Microsoft Office 2007 App. (OL783)
MK114 Marketing Essentials (OL118)
MA132 Business Math Fundamentals
IN100 International Business
CS220 Business Communications (OL338)
HR232 Interpersonal Business Dynamics (OL173)
GB250 Business Opportunities in Your Community
GE
General Elective
Computer Applications for
Business I and II
Part-time Recognition of Achievement
The Computer Applications for Business I program
is designed to train novice computer users, office
personnel, supervisors, managers, and
entrepreneurs on current computer software
programs.
The Computer Applications for Business II program
builds on the skills acquired in the first level.
Participants gain knowledge and experience at the
advanced level.
Required Courses:
Computer Applications for Business I
BA003 Intro. to Computers/ Internet (OL700)
BA021 Microsoft Excel - Introduction (OL702)
BA067 Microsoft Windows (OL757)
BA093 Microsoft Publisher (OL811)
BA011 Microsoft Word - Introduction (OL701)
OL course numbers referred to above are
eLearning course equivalents (internet based).
Check our web site for course descriptions.
www.confederationc.on.ca/ce/elearning
Human Resources
Management
Part-time Ontario College Certificate
Computer Applications for Business II
BA013 Microsoft Access - Intro. (OL703)
BA069 Microsoft Excel - Adv. (OL803)
BA100 Microsoft PowerPoint (OL704)
BA078 Web Page Design - Intro.(OL728
or OL864)
BA014 Microsoft Word - Advanced (OL804)
Business Fundamentals
To receive the CHRP (Certified Human Resources
Professional) designation, you must successfully
complete all course requirements, successfully
complete a National Knowledge exam (NKE), and
successfully finish the Professional Practice
Assessment (PPA). It is recommended that you
have at least three to five years experience prior to
writing the PPA. You should register with the
H.R.P.A.O. and submit a transcript for each course
as you complete it. In order to write the NKE, you
must have an overall average of 70%, with no
individual course being lower than 65%.
Those members who are now working on their
CHRP and do not have a degree, if registered with
H.R.P.A.O., will have from September 2007 to
December 2010 to complete their courses of study
under the current system, at community colleges.
Visit www.hrpao.org for more information.
Students choosing not to pursue their CHRP
designation may apply for Confederation College’s
Recognition of Achievement in Human Resource
Management upon successful completion of the
academic components.
Required courses:
OL135 HR Management Principles
OL185 Compensation Management
OL172 HR Planning and Development
OL174 Industrial Relations
OL173 Intro. to Business Management &
Organizational Behaviour
OL115 Intro. to Financial & Management
Accounting
OL404 Occupational Health & Safety
OL142 Training and Development
OL137 Recruitment and Selection
Plus - one of the following:
OL347 Business Writing Strategies
OL338 Business Communications II
CN site = Contact North site D = Dorion Bldg MC = McIntyre Bldg SH = Shuniah Bldg OC = Off campus
cl = classroom de/cl = distance education ol = eLearning vc = Virtual College
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Law Clerks Certificate
Office Technology
Administration
Part-time Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario
This learning program is offered in co-operation with
the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario. It is strongly
recommended that students have a minimum of
three years experience in a legal environment, due
to the intensity of the courses. Individuals wishing to
pursue a career in the legal department of a trust
company, local, provincial and federal governments,
and larger commercial firms may find this program of
interest.
OL363
OL364
OL362
OL365
Corporate Law W10
Estates W10
Litigation F10
Real Estate F10
Visit www.confederationc.on.ca/ce/elearning
for course descriptions.
Legal Office Assistant
Online courses begin
May 14
This elearning program is designed to provide students
with the professional knowledge and skills required of
an office assistant in today’s competitive workplace.
Students will develop communication and management
skills and become proficient in using computers for
wordprocessing, accounting and managing data.
Students must complete the following eight core
courses, plus one course from the selection below.
The courses can be taken in any order.
OL703 Access: Core
OL257 Communications I
OL702 Excel: Specialist
OL090 Financial Accounting I
OL373 Management/Leadership Skills
OL120 Office Technology and Procedures
OL746 Simply Accounting
OL701 Word: Specialist
Plus - one of the following:
The focus of this elearning program is to develop
strong office support skills with emphasis on
interpersonal, organizational and communication
skills. Graduates of this program will be prepared
for standard operational procedures that are
required for the smooth operation of a legal office.
This program is offered entirely online and has
been designed for students with little or no previous
business or legal office experience. It is also an
excellent way to prepare for the Law Clerk
Certificate Program.
Required courses:
OL120 Office Technology & Procedures
OL338 Business Communications II
OL155 Building & Maintaining Customer
Relationships
OL130 Legal Terminology
OL131 Intro. To Legal Office Procedures
OL072 Litigation Practice & Procedures
OL044 Real Estate Practice & Procedure I
OL704 PowerPoint
OL804 Word: Expert
OL811 Publisher
Please note: This program is only open to
students who have previously registered in
OMDP courses as the program is presently
under review. Students who are currently
working on a certificate have until December
2010 to complete the required courses under
the current format.
Purchasing/Materials
Management
NOTE:
The Purchasing Management
Association of Canada (PMAC) is changing the
curriculum for the Principles courses. As a
result, the Confederation College certificate
requirements will also be changing. Please call
The Centre for Continuing Education at 475-6550
to have your name put on an interest list.
For more information on PMAC’s programs, call
416-977-7566, email [email protected],
or visit their web site at www.ontarioinstitute.com.
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475-6550 1-800-563-9435
AC102/OL090
Students will examine the topics of recording and
summarizing transactions, preparing worksheets,
preparing adjusting and closing entries, and
preparing financial statements for service and
merchandising concerns. Contact the bookstore
to purchase required textbook at 475-6225.
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H. Carr
SH C238
Tu May 11-Aug.10
6-8:50pm
A. Bodnarchuk
OC
May 14-Aug.20
Accounting - Fundamentals
31884-99
$258.75*
30132-50
$278.75*
30195-41
$366.00
AC202
This course is a continuation of AC102 Introductory
Accounting. Note: This class is offered in Distance
Education/CENTRA format. Pre-req: AC102
Contact the bookstore to purchase required
textbook at 475-6225.
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Tu May.11-Aug.10
G.Rowson
6-8:50pm
OC
de/cl Tu/Th May 11-June 24
W. McKirdy
vc
Tu/Th May 11-June 24
W. McKirdy
de/cl Tu/Th July 6-Aug. 19
W. McKirdy
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Tu/Th July 6-Aug. 19
W. McKirdy
ol
May 14-Aug.20
12:30-2:30pm
SH 343
12:30-2:30pm
OC
6-8pm
SH 343
6-8pm
OC
31848-50
$278.75*
So You’re Retired...Now What?
Communications - OMDP
SN008
Communicating effectively is vital to the success of
every leader and team. In this interactive course, you
will discover how to overcome barriers to good
communication. Getting the message across clearly
and precisely, without misunderstandings, will cut costly
errors and lost time. Expand your skills in: active
listening, speaking, questioning, giving feedback,
interviewing, writing, and conducting meetings.
ol
May 14-Aug.20
Human Relations – OMDP
30196-41
$262.50
May 14-Aug.20
ZD001
If you are retired or thinking of retiring then this
course is for you! Understand the Phases of
Retirement and Traits of Highly Successful
Retirees as outlined in the book Retirement
RX:The Retirement Docs’ Proven Prescription for
Living a Happy, Fulfilling Rest of Your Life. We will
discuss retirement research, planning, attitudes to
retirement, accepting change, support groups,
enjoying leisure time, health issues, passion and
purpose. Bring a lunch and spend a day exploring
what it takes to have a successful retirement from
a non financial point of view.
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Sa May 15
B. Opaloch
8:30-4:30pm
SH C242
31887-99
$59.01
OL397
What makes people tick… and how to keep them
going! Human Relations will improve your
understanding of people. You’ll discuss motivation,
handling conflict, delegation, building morale and more.
Studying these topics will give you practical insights into
handling people more effectively and improve your
overall performance.
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31857-99
$278.75*
31860-50
$278.75*
31861-98
$278.75*
31863-51
$278.75*
30470-41
$348.75
Accounting - Introductory
MC155/OL783
This course introduces students to the use of
Microsoft Office 2007 applications and Windows
XP. Specifically, students will use basic and
intermediate features of Windows XP, Microsoft
Word 2007, Excel 2007 and PowerPoint 2007 to
perform tasks commonly encountered in the
workplace. Students learn the basics through
independent learning using computer simulation
software and then attend weekly lab sessions to
learn the application of the basics to specific
projects. A portion of this class will be independent
study. Access to a computer with Windows XP
and Office 2007 required. Contact the bookstore
to purchase required textbook at 475-6225.
Microsoft Office 2007 App.
Business & Computer Courses
Spring 2010
30204-41
$262.50
For part-time students
Some financial aid options may be available to
part-time students who are considering enrolling in
post-secondary courses or programs. Individual
post-secondary courses such as Introductory
Accounting and full programs, such as the Personal
Support Worker, are currently eligible to students
who qualify. Call for more information:
475-6637
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Community Services
Autism and Behavioural
Sciences
Educational Assistant
Part-time Ontario College Graduate Certificate
This part-time Ministry of Training, Colleges and
Universities certificate program has been designed
for students who have completed a recognized
diploma or degree program in the areas of education
or human services. The objective of the program is
to build on the student’s previous training with a
specialization in the area of Autism or behavioural
challenges. Students will be introduced to a variety
of procedures used to assess and treat challenging
behaviours. The program features two placements
which will provide students with hands-on
experience and the opportunity to put the
knowledge, obtained in the classroom, into practice.
Admission Requirements
Students must be a graduate of a college two year
diploma program in education or human services.
Required Courses:
AU500 Intro. to Autism Spectrum Disorder
AU501 Intro. to Applied Behaviour Analysis
AU502 Working with Families and Teams
AU503 Treating Challenging Behaviours
AU504 Ethics and Professionalism
AU505 Field Placement I
AU510 Behavioural Skill Building
AU511 Parent and Staff Training
AU512 Specialized Instructional Strategies
AU513 Transition Planning & Implementation
AU514 Field Placement II
The Educational Assistant Program will prepare
individuals to work in an ethical and professional
manner as members of a multi-disciplinary team in a
variety of educational settings. Students in this program will learn the strategies and techniques for
implementing the education plan (IEP) and for assisting children with personal care and life skills.
They will gain knowledge and skills in using specialized equipment. Students will learn how to create
safe learning environments for children of diverse
abilities and backgrounds who experience cognitive,
physical, social/emotional and/or behavioural difficulties. Practical experience through two field placements allows the student to apply the theory and
knowledge learned in the classroom.
For more information and admission requirements
please visit the following website:
www.confederationc.on.ca/educationalassist/
Call 475-6550 or 1-800-563-9435
to have your name added to the application
mailing list.
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Full-time, Two year, Ontario College Diploma (Fall 2010)
Program (0156)
Delivered by virtual college
Applications for all Full-time Studies
are made through OCAS. Go to
www.ontariocolleges.ca
for more information.
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
OntarioLearn.com is a consortium of 22 Ontario
Community Colleges who have partnered to develop and deliver eLearning courses. Each partner
college selects courses from the OntarioLearn.com
course inventory that will complement its existing
course offerings. Each college creates and ‘hosts’
or delivers courses. As a consortium member, we
offer individual courses from OntarioLearn as well
as programs where learners can earn recognition of
achievements and certificates.
Programs and
courses are listed in The Key and at:
Through eLearning, students can pursue their educational goals - whether that is the completion of a
single course or the fulfillment of college recognition
of achievement, certificate or diploma. Confederation’s eLearning learners have access to the same
expert faculty and quality instruction that characterize our on-campus courses. Over 100 eLearning
courses have equivalency to Confederation College
courses in full-time programs.
www.confederationc.on.ca/ce/elearning/
equivalencies.asp
Students take courses from anywhere they have
internet access, accessing their course at their convenience. Learning is facilitated by an instructor
WHAT DO I NEED TO TAKE AN
eLearning COURSE?
A computer, a modem, an account with an
Internet Service Provider and an email address.
NOTE: Some courses may require additional
software.
Please call us at 475-6550 or
Email: [email protected]
Visit our web site at
who is available to answer questions, encourage
discussion on course topics, and provide feedback
through email and discussion boards. A class
schedule is posted within the course. Students
work independently but must adhere to the schedule for submission of assignments and exams. Paper-based final tests/exams are written at a Testing
Centre. Course materials are provided online and, if
applicable, students are required to purchase a text
and/or software.
eLearning Equivalencies
Join one of the more than 1400 Confederation registered students who are experiencing this exciting
method of learning!
Courses are offered in three semesters: Fall
(September start), Winter (January start) and Spring
(May start) and some courses are also available by
monthly intake - start date is the first business day
of the month.
eLearning courses can be taken
individually or several at a time. Each course requires a minimum of 3 – 5 hours of work per
week. All courses are 14 weeks in length.
Shortly after registration at Confederation College,
students receive an eLearning Registration Letter,
by email, which contains:
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Details confirming the course(s) you are registered in and when you can access your course
Instructions how to access your on-line
course
Information how and where to purchase
your course texts and materials
Technical service contact information
Final exam information (if applicable)
Instructions for accessing your transcript
Semester Online courses begin
May 14
Registration for Spring courses opens
February 22
Monthly intakes may also be available
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Health Sciences
Hospital Ward
Clerk/Secretary
This elearning program is designed to provide the
theoretical training necessary to obtain employment
as a Hospital Ward Clerk/Secretary. Students are
expected to have the equivalent of an introductory
computer-typing course.
Diabetes Education
Part-time Ontario College Graduate Certificate
This elearning post-graduate certificate program
offers a firm foundation in current clinical approaches
to diabetes education. It is designed for Registered
Nurses and Registered Dieticians who wish to specialize
in the field of diabetes education.
Other Health Care Professionals are welcome to
take the first four theory courses but would not be
eligible for the Fieldwork components. Individual
certificates will be issued for the theory courses
upon successful completion.
To receive an application package for this program,
contact our office at (807) 475-6550.
Required Courses:
WR440
WR441
WR442
WR444
WR446
WR447
Diabetes: The Basics
Introduction to Patient Education
Living with Diabetes
Special Issues in Diabetes
Fieldwork I for RN and RD
Fieldwork II for RN and RD
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Required Courses:
OL402 Medical Terminology
OL425 Pharmacology for Medical Office Professionals
OL424 Medical Conditions for Medical Office
Professionals
OL441 Working & Communicating in a Medical Setting
OL420 Understanding Med. Tests for Med. Office Staff
OL428 Understanding Surgical Procedures for
Medical Office Staff
OL452 Keyboarding for Medical Office Personnel
OL406 Medical Terminology - Pronunciation
Medical Office Assistant
The focus of this elearning program is to develop strong
office support skills with emphasis on interpersonal,
organizational and communication skills. Graduates
of this program will be prepared for standard operational
procedures that are required for the smooth operation
of a business office. This program has been designed
for students with little or no previous business or medical
office experience.
Required Courses:
OL120 Office Technology and Procedures
OL338 Business Communications
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
OL441 Working and Communicating in a Medical
Setting
OL425 Pharmacology for Medical Office Staff
OL424 Medical Conditions for Medical Office
Professionals
Electives (choose two of the following):
OL420 Understanding Medical Tests for Medical
Office Staff
OL428 Understanding Surgical Procedures for
Medical Office Staff
OL459 Medical OHIP Billing
PSW Program Overview:
Based on the individual needs of each person that
they support, the Personal Support Worker (PSW)
assists persons with the tasks of daily living. These
services are provided in homes and apartments in
the community, in long-term care facilities, congregated
housing settings, in the workplace and in educational
facilities. This program meets the Ministry of Health
guidelines established by its Long Term Care Division.
Admission Requirements:
1.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent)
with courses from the College (C), University
(U), University/College (U/C), or Open (O)
preparation levels.
or Successful Completion of Mature Student
Test.
or appropriate credits from Academic and Career
Entrance AND Courses Required: Grade 12
College or University preparation English.
2.
Medical Transcriptionist
To receive an application package for this
program, contact our office at
(807) 475-6550 and select ‘0’.
This elearning program will provide students with
the theoretical and practical knowledge using
simulated case studies to meet the needs of the
medical community for skilled medical transcriptionists.
Required Courses:
OL402
OL701
OL452
OL352
OL456
OL447
OL470
Medical Terminology
Word: Specialist
Medical Keyboarding
Writing Grammatically
Beginning Medical Transcription
Advanced Medical Transcription
Medical Office Procedures
OL400 Medical Transcription Fundamentals
OL401 Medical Transcription Styles and Practices
Electives: (choose two of the following)
OL468 Essentials in Health Records Management
OL459 Medical OHIP Billing
OL430 Dental Terminology
3.
Personal Support Worker
Part-time Ontario College Certificate (Fall 2010)
Health Sciences
OL155 Building and Maintaining Customer
Relationships
OL402 Medical Terminology
Pre-Health Sciences
Full-time One Year Ontario College Certificate (Fall 2010)
Delivered by Virtual College
The purpose of the Pre-Health Sciences certificate
program is to provide a college level program for
students who are recent secondary school graduates or
mature students wishing to increase their knowledge of
science and mathematics or students who wish to
obtain the prerequisites necessary for admission to the
Health Science related programs at the College.
Please be advised that this is the College Level program
and is not intended for those wishing to pursue studies in
the BSc Nursing or Medical Radiation Technology
Program. This program is delivered via Virtual College.
For more information and admission requirements
please visit the following website:
www.confederationc.on.ca/prehealth/
eLearning courses begin
May 14
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Health Sciences
NEW
Maternal Newborn Nursing (Intro.) WR226
Health Sciences Courses
Spring 2010
Anatomy and Physiology I
HS125/OL432
This course is designed to introduce the student to the
fundamental terms of Anatomy and Physiology and
the structures and functions of the various systems of
the human body. It will provide the student a
foundation for the subsequent study of other health
related classes.. This course will be delivered via
Distance Education.
de/cl Tu May 11-Aug.17
vc
Tu May 11-Aug.17
4-6:50pm
CN
4-6:50pm
31870-99
$278.75*
31872-50
$278.75*
Anatomy and Physiology II HS225/OL442
This course is the second part of a two part anatomy and physiology course It is a continuation of
the structures and physiology that make up
the human body. It will complete the study of
the body in preparation for the study of
pathophysiology and patient care procedures.
Prerequisite: HS125. This course is delivered via
Distance Education. Contact the bookstore to
purchase required textbook at 475-6225.
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4-6:50pm
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IV Therapy—RPN
31876-99
$278.75*
31878-50
$278.75*
WR333
This course focuses on principles of intravenous therapy and maintenance. It provides the RPN with an
opportunity to practice the knowledge and skills
learned in the theory component in a simulated lab
setting
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Sa May 8-May 15
B. Ashbee
9-4pm
SH 175/178
31875-99
$107.00
This 6 hour course describes the basic theory
behind Maternal and Newborn nursing care, from
preconception, postpartum and newborn care. This
course also provides the student with demonstration
and practice of maternal-newborn assessment and
skills. Through lecture, group work and hands on
practice, the student will gain a greater understanding
of patient and family centred, culturally sensitive
nursing care of the maternal-newborn population,
as well as teaching principles utilized in health
promotion in this population.
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18
9-4pm
SH 175/178
Pathophysiology I
31883-99
$72.00
PN330
This course is designed for the students who have a
general understanding and working knowledge of the
structure and function of the human body. Students will
examine acute changes that may occur in the human
body and explore how the body compensates for
those deviations. Prerequisite: Students must have a
minimum of 75% or better in HS225. Contact the
bookstore to purchase required textbook at
475-6225.
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M,W,F May 10-Jun.14
L.MacFarlane
9-1pm
SH C240
Physical Assessment
31904-99
$368.00
CM310
This course is designed to provide the RPN with the
knowledge, skill and judgement in performing physical
assessments on stable, predictable clients across the
lifespan. Using a functional health patterns approach,
the RPN will apply the concepts of critical thinking to
the nursing process when conducting a physical exam;
recognize both the normal and abnormal variations in
the physical exam’s findings; and, continually relate
nursing professional roles and responsibilities, as they
pertain, to the scope of practice for the RPN. In
addition, several theoretical and lab sessions will
include assessments of the client, in collaboration with
the RN when the client’s needs are not within the
RPN’s scope of practice. It is highly suggested that you
have a good knowledge base in anatomy and
physiology (HS125), prior to enrolling. Prerequisite:
RPN license. Contact the bookstore to purchase
required textbook at 475-6225.
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Sa Jun.26
T. Cooney
M, Th May 3-Jul.15
D. Karsten
6-9:00pm
SH 175/178
31873-99
$360.00*
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
We will once again be running the Foot
care course this June. Seating is limited
to 6 nurses. The course will run
June 7 to June 23.
Prior to participating in the course students
will need:
•
a current Ontario College of Nurses
license
•
$2 million liability/malpractice insurance
either:
a) RPN Insurance with RPNAO
b) RN must have their own personal
insurance
•
current criminal reference check
Course Code: 21874
Cost: $2,664.99
Nursing
a collaboration with
Durham, Confederation
College, and TBRHSC
Foot Care
for Nurses
Health Sciences
First Come
First Served
Confederation College and Thunder Bay Regional
Health Sciences' Centre are partnering to
deliver the Critical Care Simulation (SIMS) and
Practicum courses. This is available to all
nurses who have previously completed the 6
online course modules of Durham College’s
Critical Care Nursing e-Program.
WR230 Critical Care Simulation
(prereq: 6 critical care courses from Durham College)
WR231 Critical Care Practicum
(co-requisite WR230)
Fee includes your manual.
Students will be required to purchase their
own tools the first day of class.
Approx. cost $250.00
$753.66
for both courses
Lynne Thibeault
Registration begins March 8
Payment is required at time of registration
473-3763
[email protected]
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Languages & Communications
Communication Strategies
Language Studies
All language studies courses under the GS or GE
prefix are post secondary College credits. Students
who complete a minimum requirement of five credit
courses may apply for this certificate. Courses may
also be taken to achieve conversational skill for
purposes of employment, business, travel or for
social interaction. Register early to save your seat
in the class!
Textbooks are required for all language
courses and can be purchased from the
Follett Bookstore on campus.
www.efollett.com
Professional Writing
This five-course elearning program will help the student
gain the skills and confidence to succeed as a writer.
With an overall focus on getting work published, the
program introduces the learner to a variety of writing
opportunities and markets, and explores the
business side of being a writer. The required courses
provide an introduction to the creative writing and
publishing process, and the elective courses give
students the opportunity to enhance their writing skills
in their own area of interest. Upon successful
completion of all courses, the student will receive a
Recognition of Achievement from Confederation
College.
Required Courses:
OL904 Grammar for Writing Professionals
OL906 Writing for Publication I
OL941 Writing for Publications II
Plus two of the following:
OL917 Poetry Writing
OL905 Romance Writing
OL918 Science Fiction
OL909 Writing Short Stories
OL919 Exploring the World of Fantasy: Children’s
Literature
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CS117/OL257
This course focuses on the development of
fundamental writing skills. As well, it provides a
review of grammar, punctuation and mechanics.
Learners will demonstrate their competence in essay
and summary writing and text analysis. This course
will help learners in all programs develop their ability
to research effectively. Students must have access
to a computer to complete assignments.
cl M/W/F May 7-June 11 1:30-4:30pm
A. Morris
SH C238
ol
May 14-Aug. 20
31849-99
$258.75*
30209-41
$366.00
Conversational French I
GS114
This course introduces the learner to basic French,
the French-speaking world and francophone culture
from Quebec. The learner is guided through realistic
contexts to language forms, communicative practice,
active vocabulary, awareness and appreciation of
francophone culture, integrated activities, and
meaningful and personalized conversations.
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W Apr. 28-July 14
R. Garceau
7-10:00pm
SH C240
31886-99
$207.00*
Sign Language Level I Part I and II ZB414/
ZB415 offered Fall 2010
These are Level I American Sign Language (ASL)
courses using a conversational method following the
Signing Naturally Curriculum.
Through model
dialogues with the instructor and other students,
games, exercises and home study students learn to
ask and answer questions, talk about surroundings,
tell where they live, talk about their family and tell
about activities. Participants must be able to use
their arms and hands for communicating.
Check out the Fall issue of The Key for dates,
time and course cost.
Planning to take the TOEFL i-BT test?
You can succeed! Look for:
ZB936 TOEFL Preparation
On page 28
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
Intergenerational 14+
Swedish Weaving
NEW Intergenerational 14+
Moose Hide Moccasins
ZA103
Swedish weaving, also known as Huck Weaving, is
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cloth fabric using worsted weight yarn. Supplies
can be purchased at the first class from the
instructor (approx. $39.00 + yarn).
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Tu Apr.20-May 25
J.Frederick
7-9 pm
SH 183
2 Piece Moccasins
W May 12-May 26
H. Pelletier
6-9pm
SH C244
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Th Mar.25-Apr.15
H. Pelletier
6-9pm
SH C244
ZD034
31900-99
$84.00
ZD033
Are you looking for a way to add color to your
handiwork. Learn how to paint with beads. You will
be able to pick from a variety of designs available
and will walk away with the skill to complete your
project at home. Materials will be provided.
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Tu May 11-May 18
H. Pelletier
6-9pm
SH C244
Culinary
NEW
5 Ingredients and 30 Minutes
ZD030
Are you always on the run? Want to be able to eat
a home cooked meal that only takes 5 ingredients
and 30 minutes to cook? You will prepare a main
course salad, Chix, Beef, and much more. Bring
your appetite and a few take out containers to
class.
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Sa May 1
J. Strizic
9-12pm
SH B212
NEW
Foods from Cuba
Introduction to Beadwork
25711-99
$110.00
30141-99
$45.57
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of pattern making and handcrafting a pair of simple
moccasins. No sewing experience is necessary.
These simple moccasins can be completed by
those with little sewing experience. Materials will be
supplied . Students need to bring a large, sharp pair of
scissors to class.
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of pattern making and handcrafting a pair of
traditional native moccasins. Materials will be
supplied and some sewing experience is helpful but
not necessary. Students need to bring a large,
sharp pair of scissors to class.
Leisure & Special Interest
Crafts
31892-99
$63.00
ZD029
Have fun while making authentic Cuban foods. You
will experience flavours from Mohto to Pulled Pork,
Side Dishes and Spicy Chicken. Feel the fun the
Cubans have while making and sharing good food.
Bring your appetite and a few take out containers to
class.
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Sa Jun.5
J. Strizic
9-12pm
SH B212
31894-99
$63.00
31903-99
$63.00
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Introduction to GPS
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Salad Sensations
31893-99
$64.00
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and textures that you may not have thought would
go together. Side Salads, Hot Salads, Cold Salads
and Main Course Salads will be discussed. Bring
your appetite and a few take out containers to
class.
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Sa May 8
J. Strizic
9-12pm
SH B212
General
First Aid - CPR C
This course provides Standard First Aid and Cardio
Pulmonary Resuscitation. One & two-rescuer CPR
and infant & child CPR will be practiced.
Materials provided.
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F May 14
Sa/Su May 15 & 16
T. Lewis
6-9pm
8:30-4:30pm
31907-99
$135.00
NEW
Hunting Wild Morel Mushrooms
ZA774
An informative workshop on local wild mushrooms, with
special emphasis being placed on the spring Morel.
Students will learn some of the basics involved in order
to safely pick wild mushrooms. Students will be
introduced to one of the jewels of the spring forest that
will enhance any meal from breakfast to midnight
snacks and will discover a world of delectable wild
mushrooms. Preparation and preservation will be
discussed and recipes shared. With a three hour class
and a weekend morning in the forest, this class will
keep your eyes to the earth from May until October,
when the mushroom world explodes. Participants will
be asked to sign a waiver form prior to Saturday
fieldtrip.
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Tu May 25 7-10pm
Sa May 29 9-12pm
D. St. Amand
SH C239
OC Fieldtrip
GP100
Topographical maps will be explored and the student
will learn how to read the Universal Transverse
Mercator (UTM) grid used on Canadian Topographical
maps. The UTM grid will be used in class and in the
field. The more important functions of the supplied GPS
(Garmin eTrex Vista HCX) will be studied through
hands-on practice. This will include satellite, map,
navigation, trip computer, and main menu screens.
Students can bring their own unit if it is a Garmin eTrex
Vista HCX. Otherwise, students will be given a unit to
sign out provided they present a major credit card. (no
additional fee charged)
31864-99
$45.78
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W Apr.7-Apr.21
R. Coates
7-10pm
SH C215
31850-99
$141.14
ZD001
If you are retired or thinking of retiring then this
course is for you! Understand the Phases of
Retirement and Traits of Highly Successful
Retirees as outlined in the book Retirement
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Living a Happy, Fulfilling Rest of Your Life. We will
discuss retirement research, planning, attitudes to
retirement, accepting change, support groups,
enjoying leisure time, health issues, passion and
purpose. Bring a lunch and spend a day exploring
what it takes to have a successful retirement from
a non financial point of view.
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Sa May 15
B. Opaloch
8:30-4:30pm
SH C242
Speechcraft²Toastmasters
31887-99
$59.01
ZB553
Challenge yourself to present more comfortably in
public! The Toastmasters International Speechcraft
program provides the opportunity to learn, practice,
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Toastmasters meeting. People come to our classes
because they are afraid to speak and stay because
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Tu Apr.6-May 25
7-9pm
31392-99
SH 261
Stargazing for Everyone
$42.63
ZA356
Let Ted bring the universe to you. Explore the
night skies and celestial events to help you
broaden your understanding of the universe in
which we live. Optical equipment basics (camera,
binoculars and scopes) will be covered. If you are
a backyard astronomer then this course is for you!
Flashlight and writing materials required.
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T. Bronson
7-10pm
SH C242
24223-99
$88.83
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
Sa Mar.6
B. Foster
9-1pm
SH C240
25640-99
$35.70
NEW
Weddings-Plan an Outdoor Wedding
ZD102
Learn how to plan an outdoor wedding in the
unexpected climate conditions and natural
surroundings of Thunder Bay and other areas.
Brides, grooms and/or their wedding planning team
will also discover how to manage vendor services
to suit their unique needs. Find out what can and
has happened outdoors and how to be prepared
for a stunning celebration.
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Sa Mar.27
B. Foster
9-1pm
SH C240
25641-99
$35.70
Home and Garden
Router (Know Your)
ZB748
This beginner to intermediate level course starts with
basic safe operation and covers bits, making a router
table top and fence, edge routing and trimming plastic
laminate. Various projects can be made such as
countertops, rocking horse or a fireplace mantel. Bring
your own ideas and router to the first class. Materials
will be discussed with the instructor at the first class.
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W Apr.7-May12
D. Palermo
7-10pm
D 169
NEW
Magic of Herbs
30249-99
$145.43
ZB874
Titillate your taste buds and arouse your olfactory
system with herbs that you can learn to grow easily
in Thunder Bay. Identify some local wild herbs that
may enhance your enjoyment of the outdoors by
providing flavourful teas, salad herbs, potherbs and
natural insect repellents. Join in for an evening of
herb lore and a fiddlehead hunting field trip.
Participants will be asked to sign a waiver form
prior to Saturday fieldtrip.
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Sa June 5
D. St. Amand
7-10pm
9-12pm
SH C238
31393-99
$45.78
Brain Ninjas
ZB980
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word, look, gesture, expression, etc. that appears to
be harmless to the ordinary person but it turns you
into a raving maniac. You ask yourself, why did I
react like that? Dane Cook explains that someone
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home, at work, in your love relationships and many
other places where another person enjoys watching
you explode. There is always a hidden agenda. You
are not crazy! This workshop will focus on these
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and what to do when you meet a Ninja.
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J. Cottingham
6:30-9:30pm
SH C212
Living a Happier Life
31411-99
$37.00
ZA775
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believe the very purpose of our life is to be happy.
Others believe that no happy person ever produced a
first rate piece of painting, sculpture, music or literature.
Suppose you just met yourself, would you like yourself?
If we like and accept ourselves we tend to like and
accept others. Are you choosing your life or are you
following a plan set out for you by someone else? The
purpose of this workshop is to help you find meaning
and fulfillment in your life and to enhance your
experiences of love, work and play.
This course is delivered via Distance Education.
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W Mar. 31
J.Cottingham
6:30-9:30pm
SH 234
NEW
Archetypal Psychology
31895-99
$58.00
ZD032
This course introduces participants to the function,
nature and needs of Psyche, traditionally referred to
as Soul. Soul resides in the collective and personal
imagination of the unconscious. It presents itself in
mythologies which form the patterns of our lives. It
underlies the nature of our relationships with others
and it enlivens those energies in our environment
which exert their influences upon us. Soul is the
guiding principle of destinies and life stories. It is
that which makes us unique and individual and it is
that which makes us feel alive. To understand and
honour the needs of Soul is vital to our well being.
When we culturally and individually neglect Soul, it
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form, carrying with it those various physical,
psychological and social maladies which cause us
so much discomfort and bewilderment.
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T. Bodnar
6:30-9pm
SH C238
31902-99
$95.00
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Brides, grooms and their wedding planning team
will discover how to plan a wedding with unique
ideas that work within a $10,000 budget. Take
home techniques on negotiating with vendors and
learn where to spend and where to save. This
course is open to anyone involved in the wedding
planning process.
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ZD101
NEW
Weddings for $10,000 or Less
Photography
Photography as a Hobby
The Arts
ZB216
Now includes digital!
Learn how to use your own camera (conventional SLR
or Digital SLR) to the best of its ability. You will learn and
review proper photo techniques in a classroom setting
and by going on field trips. A fun and educational
experience! (Amateurs only)
Materials required: conventional 35mm camera and
film or digital single lens reflex camera.
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W Apr.14
Sa Apr.17
M Apr.19
Sa Apr.24
M Apr.26
R. Koziy
7-10 pm
7-10 pm
12-4 pm
7-10 pm
12-4 pm
7-10 pm
SH C216
30237-99
$105.00
Intro. To Digital Photography
Soap Stone Carving-Intro.
ZB654
Participate in an ancient art-form with a rich history
and exciting future with local renowned artist Jason
Nelson. You will learn how to sculpt soapstone with
traditional hand-tools, such as a hammer and chisels,
rasps and files. Explore each stage of the creative
process from selecting your stone and choosing your
subject matter, to displaying your finished artwork.
No previous experience necessary. Note: Course
fees do not include approx. $150.00 for supplies to be
purchased from instructor at first class. *Registration
deadline is March 15, 2010. 9LVLW-DVRQ¶VZHEVLWH
for inspiration at www.thestonesculptor.com.
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J. Nelson
7-10pm
D 172
25782-99
$97.86
ZA221
Join in on this single evening course in basic digital
photography. Rhys will discuss camera basics and
clarify terms. This is a great course if you are thinking of
buying a digital camera or have just purchased one and
need guidance in operating it correctly.
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M Apr.5
R. Koziy
7-10pm
SH 381
Intro. To Photoshop Elements
30240-99
$36.75
ZA738
Learn the computer basics including downloading
photos from your camera, correcting, manipulating,
storing and creating digital photo albums. Fun for
everyone! Students should bring their digital camera,
connecting cords, fresh batteries or A/C adapter,
instruction manual and images stored on other medium.
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Th Apr.29-June3
R. Koziy
7-10pm
SH 328
30238-99
$131.04
Watercolours for Beginners
ZA385
This introductory course examines the basic
principles and techniques of the medium. Students
must supply their own watercolour materials. The first
class will only be one hour when Greg will review the
required materials.
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W Apr.14-June16
G. Zelinski
7-10pm
SH183
Watercolours - Intermediate
31868-99
$119.70
ZB501
Join Greg to continue to develop your watercolour
skills. Bring your own supplies to class. Note: this
course is for the intermediate painter.
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G. Zelinski
7-10pm
SH 183
31378-99
$119.70
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
ZA303
This course will help those who want to boost energy,
reduce stress, gain strength and flexibility. Join Uma to
learn the benefits that meditation, positive thinking and
proper exercise have on your mind and body. No
previous experience is necessary. Please bring a mat,
blanket/shawl to the first class. Space is limited, register
early.
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W Mar.24-May 12
I. Darcis
6:00-8:00pm
NEW
Yoga and Beyond with Uma
(Intermediate Yoga)
30250-99
$75.00
ZA305
Recharge, go deep within, rev up your metabolism and
improve postures. This course is for those who already
practice Yoga and want to improve postures and learn
variations. Please bring a mat, blanket/shawl to the first
class. Space is limited, register early.
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M Apr.12-May 31
I. Darcis
6:00-8:00pm
31906-99
$75.00
Artist Profile Biljana Baker
After high school Biljana studied Fashion
Design and Fine Arts at Ryerson University
and upon graduation, Biljana was employed in
Toronto as a Fashion Designer for two major
swim wear manufacturers. She has been
painting since 1982 and for the past decade
she can be found teaching in the schools for
Learning Through the Arts and Community
Arts and Heritage Arts Programs.
The softness and spontaneity of watercolours
are the motivating factors in her unique
presentation and her innovative mat carving
has added another dimension to her work. She
has had numerous shows in Canada and the
United States and has sold her paintings
worldwide. Biljana can be contacted at:
[email protected]
Are you interested in learning how
to paint with watercolour?
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Wellness
The Centre for Continuing Education is partnering with the
Thunder Bay District Master Gardeners to offer a series of
gardening courses. Watch future issues of the Key for interesting
workshop WRSLFVVXFKDVµ*URZLQJ *UDSHV LQ 7KXQGHU %D\¶,
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Master Gardeners are experienced gardeners who live in your community. We are volunteers
committed to sharing practical horticultural knowledge and skills with the public. Through
partnerships with other community organizations such as the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, the City of
Thunder Bay and the Horticultural Society, the Thunder Bay District Master Gardeners seek to
teach about growing plants of all kinds. We are active in developing community gardens and
beautifying civic spaces. Our 38 dedicated members are from Thunder Bay and other
communities in Northwestern Ontario.
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Find Your Green Thumb
ZD050
Learn more about gardening through this informative,
relaxed workshop. We will explore several gardening
topics of interest to novice and more experienced
gardeners, including how to assess your garden
environment to maximize its growing potential.
Techniques for starting the garden in the spring,
such as mulch removal and perennial division will
be presented along with advice for keeping your
garden looking nice all season. In the hands-on
component, you will discover the pleasure of starting your own seeds for flowers and vegetables.
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9-1pm
25586-99
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basics of the Ontario Pesticide Ban affecting the
use of chemicals and its impact on the home
gardener. Find out about alternative remedies and
new organic approaches to pest and disease control.
Are they effective? The Pest and Disease booklet
prepared by the Thunder Bay District Master
Gardeners will be available for sale at the session.
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7-9pm
31865-99
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season? The first hour of this class will feature an
interactive display and discussion of new plants
from Thunder Bay greenhouses. Come and learn
how to grow these plants successfully. The second
hour we will focus on Prettying up you camp where
you will learn about drought tolerant plants,
xeriscaping (design of land for minimizing the need
for water use) and ways to look after your gardens
when you are not there. See the possibilities. Get
inspired.
cl Tu May 4
7-9pm
31866-99
_____________________ SH C240___________$29.40
NEW
Herbs and Container Veggies
ZD053
Love a leafy salad but have no room for a vegetable
plot? Find out how you can successfully grow
vegetables in containers. The first hour of class we
will discuss container size, using plant starts and
the vegetables that are best suited to container
cultivation. In the second hour learn how to grow
and store herbs from an herb expert. Together we
will discuss the wide range of herbs that can be
grown in our region. Growing requirements, using
your herbs and techniques for over-wintering plants
will also be covered.
cl Tu June 1
7-9pm
31869-99
______________________ SH C239__________$29.40
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475-6550 1-800-563-9435
ZA892
An Introduction to Motorcycling
Since its inception in 1974, the Canada Safety
Council “GEARING UP MOTORCYCLE TRAINING
PROGRAM” has gained world-wide recognition as
the finest rider training program anywhere in the
world. In the last 15 years, Confederation College
has helped thousands of participants become safer,
more responsible riders through this exceptional
program. Courses operate on scheduled dates, rain
or shine - see below for participant requirements.
WE PROVIDE THE BIKES FOR THIS PROGRAM!
GEARING UP Training Schedule 2010
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May 21 - May 23
May 28 - May 30
Jun 04 - Jun 06
Jun 18 - Jun 20
Jun 25 - Jun 27
Aug. 06 - Aug.08
Aug 27 - Aug 29
Sep 10 - Sep 12
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ALL CLASSES - Fri 6:30 - 9:30 pm EST
and Sat / Sun 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST Room 233
Tuition: $435.00*
* Programs delivered after June 30 may be subject to HST
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Is your M2 expiring? Are you ready to graduate to your
M license? This program not only provides a skills
refresher component by also prepares you for and
administers your final road test for your permanent “M”
license. All classes: Friday 6:30-9:30 pm EST, meet in
parking lot D (across from the Art Gallery); bring your
bike that night for inspection and practice. Saturday 95 pm EST, & Sunday – 1 hour (booked for the road
test).
NOTE: Riders use their own bikes for this program.
Proof of current registration, insurance and the ability
of your bike to successfully pass a road-worthiness
inspection are required to participate. Failure to
provide proper documentation or pass inspection will
disqualify you from the program without refund!
Tuition: $375.00*
obtain their M1 Learner’s Permit at a Driver
Examination Centre prior to the start of the course
be 16 years of age or older
obtain a certified helmet (DOT or SNELL)
to come to class with a long sleeved jacket, (not
nylon) gloves, heavy weight pants (denim
acceptable), and above ankle boots. (No running
shoes)
have appropriate eye protection: sun glasses,
protective glasses, prescription eyewear, or helmet
visor
bring rain gear as the weather demands - the
program operates rain or shine.
should possess the skills required to ride a twowheeled pedal bike.
FOR SAFETY REASONS
Participants not wearing the appropriate equipment
will not be permitted to ride and will be withdrawn
from the course. You will not be entitled to a refund
of fees if you are withdrawn for this reason.
Sa May 1
M2X Motorcycle Training
PARTICIPANTS ARE REQUIRED TO …
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ZB979
Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid
to ask! Thinking about riding but not sure what’s
involved or what to expect? This single evening
session will explore the world of motorcycle riding from
the equipment required and types of bikes available to
a brief overview of what is covered in our “Gearing Up”
Motorcycle Training Program. Participants who register
for any Gearing Up (2010) training course will receive
a discount of $ 25.00 towards their course tuition.
* Programs delivered after June 30 may be subject to HST
M2X Training Schedule 2010
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Jun. 25 - Jun. 27
Aug 27 - Aug 29
Sep 11 - Sep 12
SH C214
SH C214
SH C214
SH C214
30224-99
31889-98
30222-97
30221-96
DID YOU KNOW?
Many insurance companies reduce their premiums for
riders who have taken the Gearing Up Training Program.
Ask your insurance company
PLEASE NOTE
There is an inherent risk in learning to ride any twowheeled motorized vehicle. All participants will be required to sign a waiver of liability prior to the start of our
training
programs. If you are not willing to accept this
risk, please do not register for the Gearing Up or M2X
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
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Motorcycle Training
Gearing Up
Motorcycle Training Program
Pre-College
TOEFL Preparatory Course
ZB936
Planning to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a
Foreign Language)? You can succeed! Students
will gain familiarity with the new internet-based test
format and will learn essential study techniques to
improve TOEFL scores and overall English ability.
Each of the four test sections-listening, speaking,
reading and writing will be covered in detail.
Please note this course is intended for students of
English as a Second (or foreign) language who
have advanced language skills and plan to take the
iBT-TOEFL.
Contact the College Bookstore to purchase
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Debbie Shannon
6:30-9:30pm
SH 339
Fall 2010
GED Preparatory Course
31885-99
$155.25
ZB477
If you feel you have the skill level to write the GED
(General Educational Development) tests but need
a refresher on some topics or want a chance to
review the testing format, this 60-hour course will
help you prepare. The focus of this course is on
Math and English Writing skills with an assessment
of your ability to successfully complete the GED
tests. The Ministry of Education and Training
schedules GED tests at Confederation College
several times per year. Why not be prepared to
write? Note: Thunder Bay students registered in
this course are also joined by students from across
Northwestern Ontario via audio-conferencing.
Contact the College Bookstore to purchase
See the Fall issue of The Key for dates, time and
course cost.
Pre-College Courses
Spring/Summer 2010
Do you need to upgrade your Math and
English skills to write the Mature Student
Test? We’ve got the courses for you.
Summer Math Upgrading Course
These credit modules are designed to meet the
needs of people who need to improve their math
skills. The course is divided into four modules:
Numeracy, Algebra and Geometry,
Advanced
Algebra and Graphics, and Measuration,
Trigonometry and Vectors. Each module is a
prerequisite to the next. Certain equivalencies may
be granted to different math courses depending on
the amount of modules completed and marks. i.e.
Completion of all four modules obtaining a grade of
at least 60% is equivalent to MA131 and MA100.
This course is also recommended as a good
prepatory course for individuals who write the
Mature Student Test for entry into the college.
Calculator required. Contact the College
Bookstore to purchase required textbook at
475-6225.
Module 1 MA022
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9-11:30am
SH C240
31853-99
$103.50
9-11:30am
SH C240
31854-99
$103.50
9-11:30am
SH C240
31855-99
$103.50
9-11:30am
SH C240
31856-99
$103.50
Module 2 MA023
cl Tu/Th Jun. 8-June 29
Module 3 MA024
cl Tu/Th July 6-July 27
Module 4 MA025
cl Tu/Th Aug.3-Aug.24
Communication Strategies
CS117
See Language and Communications page 20.
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Esthetics
Cake Design
Individuals need to complete the following five
courses:
CK001 Cake Design—Basic I
CK002 Cake Design– Basic II
CK003 Advanced Sugar Floral Arrangements
CK004 Australian Technique
CK005 Wedding Cake Design
Basic Cake Design I
CK001
This course covers Butter cream and Royal Icing
techniques. The student will learn how to coat
cakes, pipe basic shapes, run sugar molding,
novelties etc. This course deals with instruction of
basic flowers and themes, etc. Content is geared to
beginners but provides a good review for those with
some basic sugar art knowledge or experience. A
good introductory course for those interested in
developing commercial cake decorating skills, for
self-employment or just for your own personal
interest. Cost of supplies is the responsibility of the
participant and will be discussed at the first class.
Cost of equipment is approximately $30.00. Bring a
pen and paper to first class.
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Tu Mar.23-Apr.27
L. Stewart
6:30-9:30pm
Basic Cake Design II
31913-99
$120.50
CK002
This course is a continuation of CK001 Cake
Design—Basic I and deals with spring themes and
flowers. Cost of supplies is the responsibility of the
participants and will be discussed at the first class.
Bring a pen and paper to the first class.
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L. Stewart
Become part of one of the fastest growing careers,
and increase your earning potential. With the
stresses of modern day lifestyles and the fast paced
world which we live in, the demand for people to
relax and take care of their skin, body and soul has
elevated. A growth in self awareness has increased
the desire for people to treat themselves to esthetic
services. This program has been designed to assist
students in gaining sufficient knowledge to pursue
the many opportunities in the beauty industry!
6:30-9:30pm
31914-99
$120.50
NEW Program Start - September 2010
The Esthetics Program delivery model is currently
under review. Program delivery for Esthetics
will be changing to accommodate a new cohort
style, multiple course delivery model this fall.
Previous participants who still require one or
two individual courses to satisfy credential
requirements can still complete the program by
requesting an individual learning plan by June
25, 2010. Plans will be developed based on
individual requirements as required.
Please be advised that individual courses will
not be available to any student who was not
previously registered in the program.
To schedule an appointment for an
individual learning plan contact the
Centre for Continuing Education: 475-6550
(select ’0’)
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NEW
Detoxifying Body Wrap Procedures ES901
Body wraps help to rejuvenate, replenish,
remineralize and rehydrate and nourish the skin.
This 7 hour course can teach you the basics in body
wraps. Add knowledge about the use of essential
oils, botanicals, seaweeds, muds and clays from
around the world and other prime ingredients to
create treatments for cellulite, weight loss,
detoxification, dry skin and more. This course will
be of interest to esthetics professionals Students
need to have training in sanitation, sterilization and
infection control, nail and skin disorders, and
facials. This course will be held at A Spa for You.
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E. Maki
9-5pm
SPA
31908-99
$120.00
NEW
ECO-Beauty
Faculty Profile Erika Maki
Erika has obtained her diploma in Esthetics,
Electrolysis, and Hair Design and has found
her journey in the world of Beauty to be very
rewarding.
She has dedicated over 14 years in learning
all she can about the business and the ever
growing field. She is now taking the
opportunity to share her knowledge gained
with students. She finds that seeing them
succeed and flourish in the industry is a
phenomenal feeling. Her journey has lead her
to many conferences including Orlando,
Toronto, Europe - ISPA Conference, New
York, and Winnipeg.
Erika has even brought her expertise to the
students of Cuba and the Dominican Republic
to teach them some of the more advanced
techniques such as body wraps and hot stone
massage.
Erika is the lead instructor of the Esthetics
program offered through the Centre for
Continuing Education. You will find a brief
description about the program on the previous
page.
Sa Mar.27
K. Mahon
12-4pm
SPA
NEW
Glycolic Facials
31911-99
$30.00
ES900
Glycolic Facials - Glycolic acid, derived from sugar
cane, stimulates new skin healthy growth by
sloughing off the surface dead skin cells to make
your skin natural-looking, smooth, and bright. This 4
hour course will teach you the basics in advancing
your facial techniques. This course will be of
interest to esthetics professionals Students need to
have training in sanitation, sterilization and infection
control, nail and skin disorders, and facials. This
course will be held at A Spa for You.
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L. Stewart
11-3pm
SPA
31909-99
$75.00
NEW
Make-up 101
ZD037
This course will take you through the basics of
makeup application, from skin prep to tools to
techniques and colours suited to you! This course
will be held at A Spa for You.
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Sa Apr.10
K. Mahon
12-4pm
SPA
31912-99
$30.00
Make-up Techniques-Brides (Adv.) ZD036
If you would like you name added to an interest
list please contact 475-6550 and select ‘0’.
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Watch for more details in the
Fall issue of The KEY
ZD035
Learn how to 'green' your beauty routine! You will
focus on ingredient explanations, eco skincare and
makeup choices. This course will be held at A Spa
for You.
Learn special makeup techniques to help you glow
on your special day and look great in your pictures!
This course will be held at A Spa for You.
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K. Mahon
12-4pm
SPA
31910-99
$30.00
475-6550 1-800-563-9435
Ontario Association of Home
Inspection (OAHI)
Part-time Ontario Association of Home Inspection (OAHI)
This online part-time program provides an
introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
for people who are or will be end users of GIS and
those who wish to increase their knowledge of this
emerging technology. Individuals working in Urban
Planning, Civil Engineering, Transportation
Engineering, Resources and Business may find this
program of interest. Upon successful completion of
all courses, the student will receive a Recognition
of Achievement from Confederation College.
In conjunction with Seneca College and Carson
Dunlop and Associates and in cooperation with the
Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI),
Confederation College is offering an online part-time
10 subject Home Inspection program that
incorporates the Standards of Practice of ASHI/
CAHPI (American Society of Home Inspectors/
Canadian Association of Home and Property
Inspectors). Standards of Practice define a minimum
and uniform standard for private, fee-paid home
inspectors. The system and components of a house
include roofing, structure, electrical, heating, air
conditioning/heat pumps, plumbing, exterior,
insulation and the interior. This certificate has been
organized to address each of these, as well as to
provide students with the communication skills and
knowledge of professional practice required to be
successful in the growing industry. Emphasis in this
certificate is on very practical knowledge of the
performance of the systems and components of a
house, not on theory.
Required Courses:
OL609 Remote Sensing
OL631 Designing, Managing/Implementing a GIS
OL703 Access: Specialist
OL731 Introduction to Geographic Information
Systems
OL739 Internet Mapping
OL801 Access: Expert
OL833 GIS Software: ArcView
OL921 Global Positioning Systems
Successful completion of the program fulfills many of
the requirements of becoming a Registered Home
Inspector with the Ontario Association of Home
Inspectors. For details, please visit www.oahi.com
Required Courses:
OL619 Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Inspection
OL620 Communication and Professional Practices
OL623 Electrical Inspection
OL624 Exterior Inspection
OL625 Heating Inspection I
OL626 Heating Inspection II
OL627 Interior and Insulation Inspection
OL628 Plumbing Inspection
OL629 Roofing Inspection
OL630 Structural Inspection
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Technology & Trades
Geographic Information
Systems (GIS)
Technology & Trades
Ozone Depletion Prevention Certification
Part-time HRAI Certification
IB802 Ozone Depletion Prevention Certificate
Course Code: 31851
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provincial regulations covering refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Participants must achieve a mark of 75% or
better on the exam to receive an Ozone Depletion Prevention (ODP) card. This card must renewed every five years.
NOTE: this course is strictly theory and does not incorporate hands-on training. This course is offered via distance
education where the students and instructor in Thunder Bay are joined by students from across Northern Ontario.
Thurs. May 27-June 3
R. Pukila
6:00-8:50pm
$167.58
Location: Contact North
Welding
NOTE: All Welding Programs are held in the Dorion Building Welding Shop (D165)
WZ110 Welding ± Introduction To
Course Code: 31890
This course is for the student who has little or no experience in welding. This course will provide students
with the opportunity to learn the proper technique of Arc Welding along with shop safety procedures. This
course is perfect for the part-time home shop welder and also prepares you for a future in Welding, providing
you with the confidence to enter into a career in welding. Bring your own CSA approved safety boots and
clear safety glasses with side shields to class.
Sat. May. 8-Jun. 25
9:00-5:00pm
$673.68
WX111 Welding ± Flat Position
Course Code: 31890
Students will learn and practice the techniques required to perform butt joints in the flat position. This
position is the fundamental position for ARC welding techniques.
Sat. May. 8-May 29
9:00-5:00pm
$468.41
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475-6550 1-800-563-9435
ACADEMIC UPGRADING - GET COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY READY
Study on Campus / Study On-line - Full-time or Part-time
The Academic and Career Entrance Program - ³$&(´LVHTXLYDOHQWWR*UDGH0DWKHPDWLFV(QJOLVK
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computers, and Self Management / Self Direction for purposes of
admission to College, University, and Apprenticeship.
(The ACE Certificate is also recognized by many employers)
PROGRAM INCLUDES
Flexible hours & continuous intake
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
A personal academic assessment
May be available
for those
who qualify
An individualized learning plan
Self-paced & goal-oriented learning
PART-TIME EVENING CLASSES
Can be Arranged
English & Mathematics
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Mon. & Wed or Tue. & Thurs.
NEW
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET STARTED CONTACT
473-3723
or 475-6418
email: [email protected]
Share Your Knowledge - Join our Part-time Faculty Team
Positions will be available in
these exciting new program areas:
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Arts and Crafts
Home Staging
Personal Support Worker-PSW (must be an RN)
RPN Workshop Leaders (must be an RN)
Zumba Fitness Instructor
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Submit resume and cover letter to:
The Centre for Continuing Education
P.O. Box 398 , 1450 Nakina Dr.
Thunder Bay, ON
P7C 4W1
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Academic Upgrading
Looking for Grade 12 Equivalency?
Credentialing
Ontario College Graduate Certificate
MTCU Credential (CE Alternate Delivery)
Autism and Behavioural Sciences
Diabetes Education (RN or RD)
ECE Resource Teacher
Ontario College Diploma
Business Accounting
Early Childhood Education
Educational Assistant
Native Child & Family Services
Social Service Worker
Ontario College Certificate
Business Fundamentals
College Access
Office Administration
Personal Support Worker
Pre-Health Sciences
Confederation College Certificate
Vocational Focus
Bookkeeping
Food Services Worker
Language Studies
Recognition of Achievement
Multi-course Program
Computer Applications for Business I
Computer Applications for Business II
Esthetics
Geographical Information Systems
Hospital Ward Clerk / Secretary
Human Resources Management
Legal Office Assistant
Medical Office Assistant
Medical Transcriptionist
Office Technology Administration
Professional Writing
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Recognition of Completion
Administration of Blood²RPN
Colostomy and Catheter Care: PSW
Dental Assisting Update Level II
Dental Radiography
Diabetes: The Basics
Enteral Tube Feeding²RPN
IM & SQ Injections RPN
Introduction to Patient Education (Diabetes)
IV Access RN
IV Therapy RPN
Living with Diabetes
Nursing Interpretation of Lab Results: RPN
Palliative Care - Health Care Workers
Special Issues with Diabetes
Tracheotomy Care: RPN
Urological Nursing Skills RPN
External Certification in Partnership with CE
Algoma Foot Care Clinical
First Aid/CPR (St. John Ambulance)
Law Clerk (ILCO)
Mig Welding (TSSA)
Motorcycle Training (Canada Safety Council)
Ontario Association of Home Inspection (OAHI)
OMDP - Business Management Skills
OMDP - Leadership Skills
Ozone Depletion (Ministry of Environment)
Pressure Welding (Canadian Welding Bureau)
Smart Serve (ORH & MA)
VHF Marine Radio Operator License (CPSS)
With the exception of External Certifications, students
who have successfully completed the required courses
must submit their request in writing along with a copy of
their transcript to the Centre for Continuing Education.
(de, de/cl =Distance Education)
The teacher and students at various learning sites
in Thunder Bay and Contact North sites in Northern
Ontario are connected for scheduled classes using
computers, internet connection and delivery
software. Which means instructors may not be
physically in the room with students. Students can
listen, speak and see PowerPoint slides, the
whiteboard and other learning materials. Courses
are available in Fall, Winter and Spring semesters.
Assignments are submitted to the instructor and
tests are written at a Testing/Learning Centre.
Distance EducationVideoconferencing
Some full-time and part-time programs and courses
are offered in Thunder Bay and Contact North
locations in Northern Ontario that have
videoconferencing equipment. You can participate
in live classes in action with a teacher and
classmates in various locations. During the class,
you can see full motion as well as listen, speak and
see demonstrations and visual learning materials.
Evening Classes (cl = classroom)
A variety of post-secondary courses are offered in
the evenings, Monday through Thursday, usually
between 7 and 10 pm at the Thunder Bay campus.
Courses are offered in three semesters: Fall, Winter
and Spring/Summer. These part-time classes are
instructor led and may occur one or two evenings
per week.
Virtual College (vc = Virtual College)
Using your own computer, Internet connection and
the latest delivery software, you can connect and
participate in live classes from the comfort of your
home. Your computer becomes a powerful 2-way
communication tool allowing you to listen, speak,
and see visual materials such as PowerPoint, the
whiteboard and other visual materials. Courses are
available in Fall, Winter and Spring semesters. You
may mail/email assignments to your instructor and
write tests in a Testing/Learning Centre. See the
Continuing Education website for computer
technical requirements. A technician will contact
you by email or by phone to assist with the set up
of your computer before the first class.
eLearning (ol = elearning)
Course materials are provided online and you may
be required to purchase a text and software, if
applicable. The instructor responds by email to
questions, gives feedback and facilitates
discussions. This is the perfect solution for those
who need flexibility in learning but also need
instructor feedback. Courses are offered in three
semesters, Fall, Winter and Spring, and some
courses also start at the beginning of each month.
You write your tests at a Testing/Learning Centre.
Over 1000 courses are available and many courses
are equivalent to Confederation College credit
courses. Visit www.confederationc.on.ca/ce/elearning
for the current listing.
*NOTE: classes may be cancelled due to
insufficient enrollment. Be sure to register
early to avoid disappointment.
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Flexible Learning
Distance Education/CENTRA
General Information
General Information
How To Register
Web Register
Visit our web site at www.confederationc.on.ca/ce
By Phone or In Person - Room A122
475-6550 or Toll Free at 1-800-563-9435
8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m., Monday - Thursday or
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Friday
Use your MasterCard or Visa card
By Mail
Confederation College
Centre for Continuing Education
PO Box 398
Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4W1
Note: For general college inquiries or to apply
for full time programs call 475-6110.
Intergenerational Learning
Imagine an educational system where both youth
and adult peers learn side by side. The Centre For
Continuing Education is now offering part-time
general interest courses for students 12 years and
older. Please see our Career Samplers and
Leisure & Special interest sections for opportunities.
Parking
You only need a permit if you are attending classes
between 8 am and 5 pm on weekdays. If you are a
part-time day student, a pass is available from the
Centre for Continuing Education A122 Shuniah
Building.
Entry Requirements
Course Fees
Total fees (including material fees, if applicable) are
required at time of registration. Your registration
receipt should be taken to your first class.
The 60 Advantage
Reduced tuition fees apply to individuals who are 60
years of age or older. Course tuition fees marked
with an * are eligible. (i.e. $177.00*) For more
information call 475-6550.
Prerequisites
Some courses require prerequisites to be
completed before registering. Please make sure
that you have successfully completed the applicable
prerequisite courses to avoid problems with the
course material and/or with your transcript.
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Post Secondary Programs
Ontario Secondary School Diploma or Successful
completion of Mature Student Test or Appropriate
credits from Academic and Career Entrance.
Non-Post Secondary Programs
Ontario Secondary School Diploma or nineteen
years of age or older. Unless otherwise stated.
Textbook Information
Most post secondary courses as well as some general interest courses require textbooks. Please
inquire upon registering. Textbooks can be purchased on campus at the Follett Bookstore. For
textbook inquiries please call 475-6225.
College Closures
The college will be closed:
-March 15-19 Centre for Continuing Education
hours 8:30-4:30pm
-Friday April 2, Monday May 24, Thursday July 1
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A $15.00 administrative fee will be charged on all
withdrawals.
Part-time Withdrawal and Refund
ƒ a written request must be submitted on or before
the second scheduled class to the Centre for Continuing Education.
One-day workshop or weekend course
ƒ withdrawal must be made, in writing, two working
days before the start date of the course.
FAQs
How do I access my transcript?
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for Continuing Education as per your elearning
registration letter.
For our full withdrawal and refund policy go to our
web site www.confederationc.on.ca/ce
What is my user name and password ?
As of May 12, 2009 student passwords have been
reset to meet a new security policy. This will affect
Webmail, Blackboard, Banner and computer Login.
New Format below:
Fnxxxxxxxxx
F= First letter of your first name CAPITALIZED
n= First letter of your last name lowercase
X= Last nine digits of your student number, eg
100129914.
What do I do if my student account
does not work?
Call the Help Desk (807) 475-6488
How do I check my College email?
go to http://webmail.confederationc.on.ca
when prompted with a logon window, enter
your regular College network account username
and password
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certificate?
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How do I know if the course I am
taking prepares me for the
workforce?
Courses and programs offered through the Centre
for Continuing Education include curriculum that is
reasonably believed to prepare graduates for a
particular career field. Please be advised however
that prior to registering, it is incumbent on the
student to check with potential employers in their
own community to determine if a specific course or
program is acceptable preparation for employment
at their particular business or organization.
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FAQs
Index
CONFEDERATION COLLEGE ALPHA INDEX
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Accounting - Fundamentals .............. 13
Accounting - Introductory ................. 13
Anatomy and Physiology I & II.......... 18
Archetypal Psychology ..................... 23
Arts .................................................. 24
Astronomy/Stargazing for Everyone . 22
Autism & Behavioural Sciences ........ 14
Health Sciences ............................... 16
Herbs and Container Veggies .......... 26
Herbs - Magic of .............................. 23
Home and Garden ........................... 23
Home Inspection .............................. 31
Hospital Ward Clerk/Sec. ................. 16
Human Relations OMDP .................. 13
Human Resources Management ...... 11
Refunds ........................................... 37
Register - How to ............................. 36
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Router - .QRZ<RX¶UH ...................... 23
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Sign Language ................................ 20
Soap Stone Carving......................... 24
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Information-*HQHUDO«« ................. 36 Stargazing for Everyone .................. 22
IV Therapy-RPN. ............................. 18 Summer Academy ............................. 8
Swedish Weaving ............................ 21
Beadwork-Introduction to ................. 21
Biljana Baker .................................... 25
Bookkeeping .................................... 10
Brain Ninjas...................................... 23
Business Fundamentals ................... 10 J
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Cake Design. ................................... 29 L
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Career Samplers for Youth ................. 9 Language and Communications ....... 20 T-Bay District Master Gardeners ...... 26
Carving - Soap Stone ....................... 24 Law Clerks ....................................... 12 TOEFL Preparation Course ............. 28
Communications OMDP ................... 13 Legal Office Assistant ...................... 12
Communications Strategies.............. 20 Leisure and Special Interest ............. 21 U
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Computer Applications for
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Business I and II............................. 11
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Watercolour - Beginners .................. 24
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Critical Care Nursing. ....................... 19
Watercolour - Intermediate .............. 24
Culinary............................................ 21 Make-up - Brides ............................. 30
Master Gardeners Workshops ......... 26 Weaving - Swedish .......................... 21
Maternal Newborn Nrsg (Intro) ......... 18 Wedding-Planning ........................... 23
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Math Upgrading for College Prep ..... 28 Welding .......................................... 32
Dental Hygienist Workshop. ............. 19 Medical Office Assistant ................... 16 Wellness .......................................... 25
Detoxifying Body Wraps ................... 30 Medical Transcriptionist ................... 16 Writing - Professional....................... 20
Diabetes Education .......................... 16 Microsoft 2007 Applications ............. 13
Moccasins-2 Piece ........................... 21 Y
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ECO-Beauty ..................................... 30 Motorcycle Training.......................... 27 Youth Career Samplers ..................... 9
Educational Assistant ....................... 14 Mushrooms - Hunting Wild Morel ..... 22
eLearning Equivalencies .................. 15
Erika Maki. ....................................... 30 N
Esthetics .......................................... 29 New Spring Courses .......................... 7
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Financial Assistance ........................ 13
Find Your Green Thumb................... 26
First Aid and CPR C ......................... 22
Fitness Centre.................................. 39
Flexible Learning .............................. 35
Foot Care - Nurses........................... 19
French I - Conversational ................. 20
Full-time Application Process ........... 14
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Gardening Workshops...................... 26
Gardening - :KDW¶V%XJJLQJ<RX" ... 26
Gearing up Motorcycle ..................... 27
GED Preparation .............................. 28
General Information ......................... 36
Geographic Information Systems. .... 31
Glycolic Facials ................................ 30
GPS Intro. ........................................ 22
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New Plants and Pretty Camps ......... 26
Nursing-Maternal Newborn Intro.. .... 18
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Office Technology Admin. ................ 12
OMDP-............................................. 12
Ozone Depletion Prevention ............ 32
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Parking ............................................ 36
Pathophysiology .............................. 18
Personal Growth .............................. 23
Personal Support Worker ................. 17
Photography as a Hobby.................. 24
Photography - Digital ....................... 24
Photoshop Elements - Intro.............. 24
Physical Assessment. ...................... 18
Pre-College ...................................... 28
Pre-Health Sciences ........................ 17
Psychology-Archetypal..................... 23
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