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Make employer connections and gain first-hand experience through workplace practicums.
Fully digital or on-campus digital (blended) options available. Registration starts June 1 for continuing students; June 8 for new students.
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Register now for 7-week summer courses.
Earn technical training credit toward Year 1 and 2 of your welder apprenticeship.
Meet qualifications for academic programs. We'll support your needs every step of the way - from your initial assessment to your personalized learning plan to one-on-one assistance in class.
Learn the fundamentals of accounting, marketing, economics, computer applications and business writing in a supportive online environment.
Develop essential skills in residential framing, footing and wall forming, site layout, work site safety and more. You’ll earn apprenticeship technical training credit toward Interprovincial (Red Seal) certification.
MAT 034 consists of Polynomials, Factoring, Equations, Linear Equations and Graphing; Powers, Roots, and Scientific Notations; Trigonometery.
ENG 115 involves the study of university level critical analysis and the production of expository and persuasive writing appropriate to university level discourse across the curriculum. Emphasis is placed on research, documentation and the writing of a research paper.
This course introduces students to the basic management functions of planning and decision-making, organizing resources, leading and motivating groups and individuals, and controlling worker output to maximize effectiveness and efficiency.
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