Computer Repair and Networking Certificate Program
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Description:
This program is designed to let you study part-time, weeknights and weekends. If you are currently working during the day, or at home caring for others, this might be the perfect fit for you. This program provides the training to manage computers, servers and other devices, and to network them effectively and efficiently. Our Information Systems program combines theory with hands-on projects and was developed based on needs identified in the industry. We utilize the Cisco Networking Academy curriculum to prepare students for exciting careers in Information Technology, providing access to expert educational IT content and to a rich learning experience through online media. Engaging activities include animated simulations, videos, and interactive quizzes, along with valuable hands-on lab exercises for real world experience. We’ve gone even further by partnering with CompTIA and Microsoft’s Academic Alliance to ensure that our students are kept up to date with the latest in technology.
Prerequisites and Beneficial Skills
- High school diploma or GED
- Basic keyboarding skills and basic knowledge of computer operating systems are recommended.
- Strong communication and customer service skills.
- Good problem-solving skills.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the courses you will receive a Computer Repair and Networking Certificate from the Louis Riel School Division, Continuing Education Department.
Upon completion of this certificate, students may choose to take additional exams to earn the following certificates:
- CompTIA A+ Computer Repair Technician
- CompTIA Net+ Network Technician
- Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT)
Program Advantages
- In less than one year you can be starting a new career
- Comprehensive computer training in Cisco Networking curriculum
- Up-to-date software and lab facilities
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $2,250. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T05-W20.
- $650 is due on or before January 20/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts January 21/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T05.1-W20.
- $650 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts March 22/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T05.2-W20.
- $650 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T05.3-W20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to the individual semester listings on our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
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Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment repairing and networking computer systems. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester One, learn about computer hardware and software and how to build and install an operating system, including the current Miscrosoft Desktop Operation system.
SEMESTER ONE AGENDA
Course 1: Hardware and Software Essentials
January 21 – February 11, 2020 / Hours 35 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course covers the fundamentals of computer hardware and software, and the responsibilities of an IT professional. It is designed for students who want to pursue careers in ICT and to gain practical knowledge of how a computer works. Students who complete this course will be able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer system, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using system tools and diagnostic software. Students will also be able to connect to the Internet and share resources in a networked environment. Additional topics include mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones and client-side virtualization. This course contains the learning outcomes found in IT Essentials from the Cisco Networking Academy. This curriculum helps students prepare for the CompTIA A+ certification exams.
Course 2: Windows Desktop Operating System
February 18 – March 17, 2020 / Hours 35 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course covers the installation, deployment, and troubleshooting of the current Microsoft Desktop Operating system. The hands-on approach will prepare students to face the real life challenges of a Microsoft desktop technician and assist students in preparing for the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) certification exams. This course includes the learning outcomes from the Microsoft Technology Associate Certification Exam Review Kit: 98-349 Windows Operating System Fundamentals: Course 10753
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,250. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T05-W20.
- $650 is due on or before January 20/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts January 21/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T05.1-W20.
- $650 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts March 22/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T05.2-W20.
- $650 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T05.3-W20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment repairing and networking computer systems. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Three, learn the Linux operating system and gain practical experience with Microsoft’s server operating system. Develop skills needed to manage servers on small to large networks.
SEMESTER THREE AGENDA
Course 1: Advanced Operating Systems – Linux
September 15 – November 12, 2020 / Hours 70 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Students will learn to install, deploy, and troubleshoot Linux as a desktop operating system.
Course 2: Server Administration
November 15 – December 8, 2020 / Hours 30 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course gives students practical experience with Microsoft’s server operating system and covers users and permissions, security, and server services such as DNS, DHCP, and Active Directory. Students will develop the knowledge needed to manage servers on small to large networks. The hands-on approach will prepare students to face the real-life challenges of a Microsoft professional and assist students in preparing for the MTA certification exams. This course includes the specific outcomes from Microsoft Technology Associate Certification Exam Review Kit: 98-365 Windows Server Fundamentals.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,250. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T05-W20.
- $650 is due on or before January 20/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts January 21/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T05.1-W20.
- $650 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts March 22/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T05.2-W20.
- $650 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T05.3-W20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment repairing and networking computer systems. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Two, learn practical and conceptual skills to understand the fundamentals of networking. Learn cyber security and how to protect devices, operating systems and associated software.
SEMESTER TWO AGENDA
Course 1: Networking Technologies
March 19 – April 26, 2020 / Hours 35 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
The focus of this course is on learning the fundamentals of networking. Students will learn both the practical and conceptual skills that build the foundation for understanding basic networking.
Course 2: Advanced Networking Technologies
April 28 – May 28, 2020 / Hours 35 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course is a continuation of the Networking Technologies course. Students will: • continue to examine the OSI and TCP/IP layers in detail to understand their functions and services • understand the various network devices and network addressing schemes • discover the types of media used to carry data across the network. By the end of this course, students will be able to build simple LANs, perform basic configurations for routers and switches, and implement IP addressing schemes. This course includes the specific outcomes from the second half of Cisco Level 1 Introduction to Networks.
Course 3: Cyber Security Essentials
June 2 – June 23, 2020 / Hours 30 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
The focus of this course is on learning the fundamentals of cyber security, focusing on both theory and practice. Students will learn to secure devices, operating systems, networks, including routers and switches, and their associated software.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,250. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T05-W20.
- $650 is due on or before January 20/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts January 21/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T05.1-W20.
- $650 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts March 22/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T05.2-W20.
- $650 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T05.3-w20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Price: $69
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Tuesday May 5, 2020 to
Tuesday May 12, 2020TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 2
Course Num: B06-S20
Location: Dakota Collegiate
Room: 113
Description:
Whether you are planning small to large events, this course will give you the skills to create a successful event. The course will include key aspects such as business plan, logistics, marketing and risk management. You will also learn how to remain calm and deal with any unexpected problems that may occur. This workshop will allow you to plan your event with confidence.
Instructor:Iris Kennedy
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Medical Terminology and Office Procedures Certificate Program
Starting: 04/09/2020$300 20 Spots OpenPrice: $300
20 Spots Open
Dates: Thursday April 9, 2020 to
Thursday June 18, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 26
Course Num: T07-S20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 306
Description:
Program Description
This program is designed to let you study part-time, weeknights and weekends as you train for employment in a medical office. If you are currently working during the day, or at home caring for others, this might be the perfect fit for you. This program focuses on the medical terminology, medical office procedures, and accounting skills required by medical office employers. This program is designed for students who have training or experience as an administrative assistant, who would like to work in a medical office environment. Total course length is 100 hours.
Prerequisites and Beneficial Skills
- High school diploma or GED
- Administrative Assistant certificate or equivalent office experience
- Familiarity with Word, Excel and databases
- English Language Proficiency, Level 6
- Ability to follow directions, work with minimum supervision, be self-motivated and able to meet deadlines
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work with others
- Attention to neatness, accuracy, detail and organization
Certification
Upon successful completion of the courses you will receive a Medical Terminology and Office Procedures Certificate from the Louis Riel School Division, Continuing Education Department.
Employment Opportunities
People with medical office skills are employed in medical, physiotherapy, chiropractic, and massage therapy offices. The role is extremely varied and can include positions such as: Secretary, Clerk, Administrative Assistant, Office Manager, Executive Assistant, Receptionist, etc.
Program Advantages
- Flexible entry dates, you can begin the program in September, January or April
- In less than one year you can be starting a new career
- Comprehensive training in Medical Terminology
- Clinical Procedures needed in a medical office
- Training in financial records, patient scheduling and communication
- Up-to-date software and lab facilities
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $1,100 (textbook costs included). Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T07-S20.
- $400 is due on or before March 12/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts April 9/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T07.1-S20.
- $400 is due on or before May 7/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 21/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T07.2-S20.
Students must complete both semesters to receive their Certificate.
Registering for T07-S20 with a $300 deposit will secure your spot in the Medical Terminology and Office Procedures Certificate Program. The balance of the course fee must be paid in accordance with the stated payment schedule.
Instructor:Penny Paul
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Description:
Program Description
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in website design and development. You can continue to work while studying. Learn the basic building blocks of any website including HTML5 and CSS3. Use up-to-date modern web design and development software tools such as Photoshop, Adobe XD, Illustrator and more. Learn programming principles by using the web’s hottest programming language, JavaScript, and write your own scripts to create interactive pages. Add complexity to your website with databases and learn to use WordPress for a content management system. This is a project-based course where you will spend most of the time building cool things, so you improve your skills over time. Total course length is 300 hours.
Prerequisites and Beneficial Skills
- High school diploma or GED
- Basic knowledge of Windows operating system
- Good problem-solving skills
- Creative and artistic aptitude
- Good oral and written communication skills
Certification
Upon successful completion of the courses you will receive a Website Design and Interactive Digital Media Certificate from the Louis Riel School Division, Continuing Education Department.
Program Advantages
- In less than one year you can be starting a new career
- Web programming languages & technologies (JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Server-side programming language and SQL)
- Up-to-date software and lab facilities
- Online portfolio development
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,500. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T06-W20.
- $735 is due on or before February 4/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts February 11/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T06.1-W20.
- $735 is due on or before April 20/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 5/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T06.2-W20.
- $730 is due on or before October 1/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts October 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T06.3-W20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Website Design and Interactive Digital Media Certificate Program – Semester One
CANCELLEDDescription:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in website design and development. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester One, learn essential web languages required to build a website and learn how to use various programs to design your websites.
SEMESTER ONE AGENDA
Course 1: Introduction to Interactive Digital Media
February 11 – March 15, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Learn the essential web languages that are the building blocks to any website starting with HTML for structure and CSS for presentation. Become efficient in creating hand coded websites as well as using industry standard programs like Adobe Dreamweaver. With teacher-led instruction, examples and the creation of your own web pages, you will learn to code to the W3C standards.
Course 2: Interactive Digital Media Design
March 17 – April 30, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Awareness of the principles and elements of design is the first step in creating successful digital projects. Learn how to use programs like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Adobe XD to design and prototype the layout and feeling of your websites. Integrate your artistic skills and technical theory to master the art of creating an intuitive website layout.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,500. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T06-W20.
- $735 is due on or before February 4/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts February 11/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T06.1-W20.
- $735 is due on or before April 20/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 5/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T06.2-W20.
- $730 is due on or before October 1/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts October 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T06.3-W20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Website Design and Interactive Digital Media Certificate Program – Semester Three
CANCELLEDDescription:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in website design and development. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Three, design and implement a database, and create an interactive digital media project.
SEMESTER THREE AGENDA
Course 1: Advanced Interactive Digital Asset Creation
October 15 – November 15, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Do you want to create a member directory or forum? Properly designed databases are the key to dynamically driven websites. Design a database and learn the SQL language needed to implement and manipulate your database system. This course builds on the skills and knowledge learned in Interactive Digital Asset Creation. Students will learn the skills related to creating advanced features of dynamic asset creation, and to apply code to assets.
Course 2: Special Projects and Career Development
November 17 – December 17, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This is your opportunity to apply your technical and business skills. Apply the knowledge and skills learned in other courses in order to create an interactive digital media project. This project-based course will allow you to create a new website to build your portfolio as you develop your skills. You will also learn how to prepare a resume, create a portfolio, and build your interview and job search skills.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,500. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T06-W20.
- $735 is due on or before February 4/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts February 11/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T06.1-W20.
- $735 is due on or before April 20/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 5/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T06.2-W20.
- $730 is due on or before October 1/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts October 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T06.3-w20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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Website Design and Interactive Digital Media Certificate Program – Semester Two
CANCELLEDDescription:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in website design and development. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Two, learn coding using the programming language: JavaScript. Learn how to use WordPress to create dynamic data-driven applications.
SEMESTER TWO AGENDA
Course 1: Coding for Interactive Digital Media
May 5 – June 16, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Take your web skills to the next level and add “programmer” to your resume. Learn the Web’s hottest programming language: JavaScript! Using practical examples and writing your own interactive web pages, you learn the basics of programming from variables to looping, form validation and how to work with the Document Object Model.
Course 2: Advanced Coding for Interactive Digital Media
September 8 – October 13, 2020 / Hours 50 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Add complexity to your website using WordPress. Use server-side scripting to transform static web pages into dynamic data-driven applications. Create online forms, store and access data and implement password protected logins.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this program is $2,500. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T06-W20.
- $735 is due on or before February 4/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts February 11/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T06.1-W20.
- $735 is due on or before April 20/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 5/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T06.2-W20.
- $730 is due on or before October 1/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts October 15/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T06.3-w20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
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To protect your business assets, a variety of creative protective measures are required to ensure against internal and external loss. Learn how to positively engage your management and staff in your security program and how to determine if your protective measures are working and when to make a change. We will show you how to perform your own risk assessment, when and how to engage physical and cyber security practices, policies and procedures, and employee training. This course will give you a better understanding of what protective measures will work for your business.
Ron Risley has 15 year’ experience in the security field and a Masters Degree in Security Management.
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Price: $300
22 Spots Open
Dates: Tuesday January 7, 2020 to
Thursday November 19, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 78
Course Num: T04-W20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 305
Description:
Program Description
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. Learn keyboarding and how to prepare office documents using Microsoft Word. Learn accounting concepts and procedures and become proficient in Microsoft Excel and Sage 50. Study effective communication skills, customer service, office procedures and use of office equipment.
The total length of the Certificate Program is 430 hours and will run from January 7/20 to December 17/20 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 9:30 p.m. and select Sundays from 1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. The complete Certificate program will be delivered in 3 semesters within the 2020 school year. The Certificate Program offers an optional work experience component to provide you with practical skills and a reference to launch your career.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $3,250. Total fees may be paid at the time of registration, or on the following payment schedule:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T04-W20.
- $984 is due on or before January 6/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts January 7/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T04.2-F19.
- $982 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts April 7/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T04.3-F19.
- $984 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T04.1-F20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to the individual semester listings on our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
Registering for T04-W20 with a $300 deposit will secure your spot in the Administrative Assistant Certificate Program. The balance of the course fee must be paid in accordance with the stated payment schedule.
Sunday classes will run from 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. on January 12, 26, February 9, March 1, April 19, 26, May 10, 24 31, September 20, 27, October 4, 11, November 8 and 25.
Instructors:Aline HalischakJill Ma
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Administrative Assistant Certificate Program – Semester One
Starting: 09/15/2020$984 25 Spots OpenPrice: $984
25 Spots Open
Dates: Tuesday September 15, 2020 to
Tuesday December 15, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 35
Course Num: T04.1-F20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 305.
Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester One, learn keyboarding and correspondence skills. Learn Microsoft Word to create business documents. Learn tools and strategies to develop your career.
SEMESTER ONE AGENDA
Course 1: Keyboarding Skill Development and Correspondence
September 15 – October 15 / Hours 48 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course’s main objective is to develop proficient keyboarding skills, including correct touch technique, accuracy and speed. The goal is to be able to average 40 words per minute as measured in five-minute timings. You will also develop your writing skills by learning grammar, punctuation, writing and proofreading skills. Emphasis is placed on written communication by email and letters and learning features of Microsoft Outlook and Word.
If you already type at a speed of 40 words per minute or more, then this course will be for you to challenge yourself to improve on your previously acquired technique and speed. Knowing how to type quickly can save hours of valuable work time and increase your productivity. It is an essential skill in today’s offices. The faster you can demonstrate your typing speed, the more chances for employment success and advancement.
Course 2: Word Processing
October 20 – November 22, 2020 / Hours 48 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Microsoft Word is used worldwide to create business documents. Knowledge in this application is absolutely essential to any administrative assistant. This course will make you highly proficient in using the software. You will be able to create letters, memos, reports, and tables. You will be able to use Word for desktop publishing, creating brochures, newsletters, calendars, cards, invitations and more.
Course 3: Career Development
November 24 – December 15 / Hours 23 Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This module is expressly designed to provide you with the tools and strategies to start your job search. You will learn to assess your strengths and weaknesses and to do a skills inventory. You will self assess your skills, personality and goals.
You will learn about the job market and where to “look” for a job. You will produce a complete resume and learn to create a cover letter, thank you and follow up letters. Students will define and compare different compensation and benefit packages. Basic provincial employment legislation will be explored.
You will hone your interview skills and feel confident that you are prepared for your job search. The end goal is that you ultimately get a job as an Administrative Assistant in a field that interests you.
Work Practicum (optional)
To be scheduled upon completion of the first 6 courses / Hours 120
The work practicum is optional. This practicum enables students to gain experience in an office setting. You will apply, develop and demonstrate your knowledge and skills in an office environment in a three-week period.
If students choose not to do the practicum, this will not affect their marks or their ability to pass and receive their certificate. These students will be given a special project to complete in lieu of the practicum.
The total length of the Certificate Program is 430 hours and will run from January 7/20 to December 15/20 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 – 9:30 p.m. and select Sundays from 1:30 – 5:30 p.m. The complete Certificate program will be delivered in 3 semesters within the 2020 school year. The Certificate Program offers an optional work experience component to provide you with practical skills and a reference to launch your career.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $3,250. The payment schedule is as follows:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T04-F20.
- $984 is due on or before January 6/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts January 7/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T04.2-F19.
- $982 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts April 7/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T04.3-F19.
- $984 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T04.1-F20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
To register for the Certificate Program, please register first for Courses T04-W20 with a $300 deposit. Then register for Course #T04.2-F19 (Semester 2 / $984 installment payment) and course #T04.3-F19 (Semester 3 / $982 second installment payment). The final installment payment of $984 is paid when registering for Course #T04.1-F20 / Semester 1.
Sunday classes will run in Semester 1 on September 20, 27, October 4, 25, November 8 and 22.
Instructors:Aline HalischakJill Ma
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Medical Terminology and Office Procedures Certificate Program – Semester One
Starting: 04/09/2020$400 20 Spots OpenPrice: $400
20 Spots Open
Dates: Thursday April 9, 2020 to
Tuesday May 19, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 17
Course Num: T07.1-S20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 306.
Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester One, learn the body systems and the basic knowledge needed to understand medical terms. Learn how to build words and analyze new terms.
SEMESTER ONE AGENDA
Course 1: Medical Terminology
April 9 – May 19, 2020 / Hours 60 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This introductory medical terminology 60-hour course will provide the student a brief review of the body systems and the basic knowledge you will need to break down and use prefixes, suffixes, root words, combining forms, special endings, plural forms and commonly used medical abbreviations. Classes will include student participation to learn how to build words and analyze new terms. The course develops skills to understand unfamiliar medical terms in the future.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $1,100. The payment schedule is as follows:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T07-S20.
- $400 is due on or before March 12/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts April 9/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T07.1-S20.
- $400 is due on or before May 7/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 21/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T07.2-S20.
Students must complete both semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
To register for the Certificate Program, please register first for Course T07-S20 with a $300 deposit. Then register for Course #T07.1-S20 (Semester 1 / $400 installment payment). The final installment payment of $400 is paid when registering for Course #T07.2-F20 / Semester 2.
Sunday classes will run in Semester 1 on April 12, 19, 26, May 10 and 17.
Instructor:Penny Paul
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Medical Terminology and Office Procedures Certificate Program – Semester Two
Starting: 05/21/2020$400 20 Spots OpenPrice: $400
20 Spots Open
Dates: Thursday May 21, 2020 to
Thursday June 18, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 10
Course Num: T07.2-S20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 306.
Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Two, you will acquire an understanding of the provincial health care plan and the billing process. Build on your administrative skills to learn how to work in different medical offices.
SEMESTER TWO AGENDA
Course 1: Billing and Coding
May 21 – May 26, 2020 / Hours 12 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This is an introductory course to broaden student understanding of the provincial health care plan and how medical professionals submit claims for medical services. Classes will include student participation in determining diagnostic and billing codes. The course will develop skills to understanding how payments are processed and using diagnostic and billing codes in the future.
Course 2: Medical Office Procedures
May 28 – June 18, 2020 / Hours 28 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Our certificate program builds on your administrative skills to learn how to work in different medical offices. You will learn to perform basic clinical tasks such as positioning, taking blood pressures and basic first aid. Patient scheduling, filing and basic record keeping will also be reviewed.
- Patient Communications
Confidentiality is a sacred trust. Learn about the PHIA Personal Health Information Act. Triage phone calls and conflict management will also be covered. - Office Procedures
Procedures to be covered include scheduling patients, filing practices, sanitation and disinfection, common office tests such as urinalysis and blood pressure, and patient positioning. - Financial Records
This covers accounting principles used in an office practice. Cash Disbursement Journal, Petty Cash Journal and Bank Reconciliation will be included. Applications for provincial health card and workers’ compensation will be covered. - Basic First Aid
This course will cover common accidents in medical offices and incidents such as nose bleeds, fractures and cuts. Learn what is needed in an office first aid kit, maintenance of kits and kit placement. This course provides basic office information and is not intended to replace an Emergency First Aid and CPR course.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $1,100. The payment schedule is as follows:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T07-S20.
- $400 is due on or before March 12/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts April 9/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T07.1-S20.
- $400 is due on or before May 7/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts May 21/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T07.2-S20.
Students must complete both semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
To register for the Certificate Program, please register first for Course T07-S20 with a $300 deposit. Then register for Course #T07.1-S20 (Semester 1 / $400 installment payment). The final installment payment of $400 is paid when registering for Course #T07.2-F20 / Semester 2.
Sunday classes will run in Semester 1 on September 20, 27, October 4, 25, November 8 and 22.
Instructor:Penny Paul
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Administrative Assistant Certificate Program – Semester Two
Starting: 01/07/2020$984 16 Spots OpenPrice: $984
16 Spots Open
Dates: Tuesday January 7, 2020 to
Thursday March 19, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 27
Course Num: T04.2-F19
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 305..
Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Two, learn accounting concepts and procedures. Become proficient with spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel and learn how to create databases using Microsoft Access. Sage 50 will be used for general ledger transactions and financial statements.
SEMESTER TWO AGENDA
Course 1: Accounting
January 7 – February 9, 2020 / 48 hours / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
This course will introduce you to accounting concepts and procedures. You will learn about debits and credits and how to analyze and record business transactions. You will study basic accounting principles involved in the operation of a business through a complete cycle, using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). You examine petty cash and cash control, banking procedures, as well as payroll concepts and procedures. You will be able to perform General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll and inventory transactions.
You will be able to setup and interact with different ledgers using Sage 50 computerized accounting software. In using this software you will develop an understanding of how to enter transactions into the general ledger, prepare and adjust entries and print out financial statements.
Course 2: Computer Applications – Spreadsheets and Databases
February 11 – March 19, 2020 / 48 hours / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Excel is the most popular spreadsheet software in the world. This is a “hands-on” computer course which will teach you to be highly proficient in the use of Microsoft Excel. Learn to design and create complex spreadsheets using formulas and built in functions to solve business problems. You will be able to solve mathematical problems. Learn to present data in graphic chart format.
Using Microsoft Access you will become familiar with and learn the basics of creating a database. You will learn to enter data and sort and filter information and to create tables, queries and reports.
The total length of the Certificate Program is 430 hours and will run from January 7/20 to December 15/20 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 – 9:30 p.m. and select Sundays from 1:30 – 5:30 p.m. The complete Certificate program will be delivered in 3 semesters within the 2020 school year. The Certificate Program offers an optional work experience component to provide you with practical skills and a reference to launch your career.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $3,250. The payment schedule is as follows:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T04-w20.
- $984 is due on or before January 6/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts January 7/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T04.2-F19.
- $982 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts April 7/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T04.3-F19.
- $984 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T04.1-F20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
To register for the Certificate Program, please register first for Courses T04-W20 ($300 deposit) and T04.2-F19 ($984 first installment payment). The balance of the course fee must be paid in accordance with the stated payment schedule.
Sunday classes will run from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Semester 2 on January 12, 26, February 9 and March 1.
Instructors:Aline HalischakJill Ma
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Administrative Assistant Certificate Program – Semester Three
Starting: 04/07/2020$982 24 Spots OpenPrice: $982
24 Spots Open
Dates: Tuesday April 7, 2020 to
Tuesday June 23, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 29
Course Num: T04.3-F19
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 305.
Description:
This part time evening and weekend program will give you the training you need to gain employment in an office. You can continue to work while studying. In Semester Three, develop the office skills and procedures needed to be successful in a business environment. Learn how to communicate professionally and effectively. Learn to make and deliver a presentation using PowerPoint.
SEMESTER THREE AGENDA
Course 1: Office Procedures and Equipment
April 7 – May 10, 2020 / Hours 48 / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
Office Procedures covers the typical skills required of Administrative Assistants in the day to day management of an office. Students will learn courteous and efficient telephone and reception techniques. You will learn to greet and deal with clients and book appointments. You will study filing techniques for both paper and electronic filing and records management, mail handling duties and office supply ordering and inventory. Travel planning for the executive is covered.
Course 2: Communication and Office Skills
May 12 – June 23, 2020 / 48 hours / Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and select Sundays
The focus of this course is to develop positive, professional and effective communications skills necessary for employment in a business environment. Techniques will be presented to improve your ability in oral communications among peers, clients and managers. You will have skills to resolve interpersonal or work assignment conflicts. You will develop knowledge and skills related to your image, confidentiality, and accountability. You will learn to make and deliver a presentation using presentation software, PowerPoint.
You will use Outlook to set up and manage meetings and know how to take and record minutes to support your boss and also how to participate as a member in meetings. You will develop knowledge for planning events or conferences.
Techniques will be presented to improve a student’s ability to meet deadlines and manage time and to prioritize workloads.
Tuition/Fees
The total cost of this course is $3,250. The payment schedule is as follows:
- A Non-refundable deposit of $300 is required at the time of registration. Pay your deposit by registering for Course #T04-w20.
- $984 is due on or before January 6/2020 for Semester 2. Semester 2 starts January 7/2020. Pay for Semester 2 by registering for Course #T04.2-F19.
- $982 is due on or before March 10/2020 for Semester 3. Semester 3 starts April 7/2020. Pay for Semester 3 by registering for Course #T04.3-F19.
- $984 is due on or before September 2/2020 for Semester 1. Semester 1 starts September 15/2020. Pay for Semester 1 by registering for Course #T04.1-F20.
Students must complete all 3 semesters to receive their Certificate.
For individual semester descriptions and course descriptions, please refer to our website, or call the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 or email us at coned@lrsd.net.
To register for the Certificate Program, please register first for Courses T04-W20 with a $300 deposit. Then register for Course #T04.2-F19 (Semester 2 / $984 first installment payment) and course #T04.3-F19 (Semester 3 / $982 second installment payment). The final installment payment of $984 is paid when registering for Course #T04.1-F20 / Semester 1.
Sunday classes will run in Semester 3 on April 19, 26, May 10, 24 and 31.
Instructors:Aline HalischakJill Ma
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Description:
Look at the importance of proper financial planning “early enough” to make the necessary adjustments. Topics include TFSA or RRSP…which should you choose? Beneficiary Designations – your children, your spouse, or your estate? Learn the importance of proper estate planning to decrease your tax bill at death and leave more to those you care about most. Attend to create tax efficient and worry-free cash flow throughout your retirement.
Myles is an Associate Consultant at Investors Group Financial Services.
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Price: $49
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Date: Thursday May 7, 2020
TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 1
Course Num: B11-S20
Location: Nelson McIntyre Collegiate
Room: 106
Description:
Learn project management techniques to help you better plan, manage and control business projects, including the following topics, and more:
- managing teams for performance
- developing and maintaining budgets
- creating and reaching realistic goals
- developing risk management plans
- creating project tracking tools
- establishing performance measurements/benchmarks
Instructor:Selene Paul
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Price: $190
12 Spots Open
Dates: Thursday March 5, 2020 to
Thursday April 30, 2020TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 8
Course Num: T03-W20
Location: Nelson McIntyre Collegiate
Room: 106
Description:
This comprehensive program, totalling 24 hours, will give you the knowledge and practical skills you need to succeed in the Human Resources field. Modules include:
- Canadian Business Fundamentals
- Management Essentials
- Project Management and Teamwork
- Employment Standards and Labour Relations
- Recruitment, Selection and Interviewing Skills
- Resolving Conflicts and Difficult Conversations
- Organizational Development (training, LMS, organizational effectiveness, HR metrics and talent development, TQM, etc.)
There will be no class on April 2.
Instructor:Selene Paul
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Description:
If you dislike doing your business taxes, we make it easy using the Excel spreadsheet we’ve designed. Tabs are linked to fill in the CRA-T2125 form for you. We will navigate you through the spreadsheet and answer tax related questions. Includes a flash drive with the spreadsheet labels. No Excel experience necessary.
Bring your own laptop if you have one, or computers will be available for class use.
This course will be taught by Nicole Belanger and Beth Bacon.
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Communication, Conflict and Negotiation Skills Workshop
Starting: 03/22/2020$89 13 Spots OpenPrice: $89
13 Spots Open
Date: Sunday March 22, 2020
TIME: 9:30AM to 4:00PM
Num. of Classes: 1
Course Num: T01-W20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: 301
Description:
This one-day workshop will give you the practical skills you need to succeed at work or in your personal life. In the Communication module, learn about Assertiveness vs. Aggressiveness, Personality Types, Vocabulary Watch, and The Art of Good Questions. The Conflict module will show you how to handle conflict as a solution focused thinker. Learn how reconciliation and restoration can be achieved through our verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Develop skills to help you manage difficult situations and disputes in work places, homes and social settings. In the Negotiation module, develop skills to help you manage difficult situations and disputes in work places, homes and social settings.
Instructor:Peggy Jensen
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Description:
For new and seasoned managers, learn how to manage today’s labour force, including topics in change management, diversity, delegating and task assignment, leadership, management styles, and performance management.
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Price: $340
8 Spots Open
Dates: Tuesday January 14, 2020 to
Tuesday February 25, 2020TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 7
Course Num: B01-W20
Location: Dakota Collegiate
Room: 209
Description:
Business Accounting Level One will provide students with the fundamentals and practical applications of basic accounting. Students will learn accounting procedures and practices necessary in any small business. This course will cover the accounting cycle consisting of:
- Accounting terminology
- Originating source documents
- Journalizing
- PST and GST
- Posting
- Preparing a trial balance
- Income statement
- A classified balance sheet
- Closing entries
No previous accounting experience is required. Excel will be used as a tool to assist in reinforcing accounting concepts learned. Please bring a memory stick to class.
A textbook and study guide/workbook is required for this course. The course fee includes the books, valued at $150, which are yours to keep. The same textbook and workbook is used for Accounting Level Two.
Instructor:Bill Vandurme
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Price: $249
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Thursday April 23, 2020 to
Thursday June 11, 2020TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 8
Course Num: B02-S20
Location: Dakota Collegiate
Room: 209
Description:
This course is a continuation of the introductory Business Accounting Level One course. Topics covered will be:
- Inventory control and period ending adjustments for a merchandising company
- Cash control and banking
- Sole proprietorships
- Partnerships
- Corporation accounting
- Payroll accounting
Excel will be used as a tool to assist in reinforcing accounting concepts learned. Sage 50 Accounting will be introduced. The topics covered in Sage 50 Accounting will be:
- The General Module (General Journal)
- The Payables Module (Accounts Payable Journal)
- The Receivables Module (Accounts Receivable Journal)
Please bring a memory stick to class. Bringing a laptop to class is recommended for Sage 50, but is not required, as computers are available at the school.
The textbook and workbook used in Business Accounting Level One will be used for the Business Accounting Level Two course. Please contact the Continuing Education office at 204-237-8130 if you need to purchase a textbook and/or workbook.
Instructor:Bill Vandurme
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Price: $94
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Thursday May 7, 2020 to
Thursday May 14, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 10:00PM
Num. of Classes: 2
Course Num: E07-S20
Location: (CJS) Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Room: 113
Description:
Taking this course will teach you the first steps you should take in a medical emergency, before professional help arrives. You will learn injury and illness assessment, how to deal with basic wounds, proper bandaging techniques, as well as receive information on accessing EMS, and what a regulation First Aid Kit should contain. Y ou will also learn the steps of Adult/Child and Infant CPR, what to do when someone is choking, and learn to use a lifesaving device called an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Course manual included.
Please note: This course meets the requirements of Provincial and Federal Workplace First Aid guidelines.
Please use the doors located on the south side of the school.
Instructor:. Heart Beat Inc.
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Price: $99
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Thursday April 23, 2020 to
Thursday April 30, 2020TIME: 6:00PM to 10:00PM
Num. of Classes: 2
Course Num: E06-S20
Location: (CJS) Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Room: 113
Description:
This is a first aid course designed for people who work with all types of students, including those with physical challenges. This course is tailored for Education Assistants, but it is valuable for all individuals who have family or friends in a wheelchair.
You will learn what to do in an emergency situation before professional help arrives. You will be taught injury and illness assessment, how to deal with basic wounds, proper bandaging techniques, and information on accessing EMS and protecting yourself from disease transmission during an emergency. This course includes Level A CPR and a module on Obstructed Airway Management of persons who are confined to a wheelchair. Course manuals are included.
NOTE: This course meets the requirements of Provincial and Federal Workplace First Aid guidelines and will be of particular interest to those working in the Skills for Living Program.
Please use the doors located on the south side of the school.
Instructor:. Heart Beat Inc.
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Intro to Kids Yoga Actions Teacher Training – Module 1
Starting: 05/09/2020COMING SOON!Price: $95
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Date: Saturday May 9, 2020
TIME: 1:00PM to 4:00PM
Num. of Classes: 1
Course Num: B30-S20
Location: Serene Yoga Studio
Room: NA
Description:
This experiential workshop is an introduction for anyone who wishes to share yoga with children—yoga teachers, parents, educators and caregivers. No previous yoga or teaching experience is required. Participants in the program will:
- learn to enhance a child’s educational experience through mindfulness and playfulness;
- be able to share yoga-inspired activities with children and students in studios, schools, daycares and at home;
- gain the confidence to channel a child’s creative energy in a variety of fun ways through hands-on lessons;
- receive a training handbook included in the registration fee.
If you are an educator, the program is developed with special attention to everyday activities complimentary to your current curriculum.
NOTE: Participants can choose to apply the hours accrued from Module 1 towards certification in Kids Yoga Actions Teacher Training.
The class will be held at Serene Yoga Studio, 891 St. Mary's Rd.
Instructor:Serene Yoga Studio
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Power Engineering 5th Class – Basic Building Operations
Starting: 07/06/2020COMING SOON!Price: $499.95
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Monday July 6, 2020 to
Friday July 31, 2020TIME: 8:00AM to 1:00PM
Num. of Classes: 20
Course Num: D16.1-S20
Location: Daniel McIntyre Collegiate
Room: 4
Description:
A power engineer is a person trained and certified to safely operate steam, pressure and refrigeration plants. In Manitoba, as in other Canadian provinces and territories, most plants can only be operated under the supervision of a certified and licensed power engineer.
This course focuses on all aspects of heating plant operation. It will be of interest to anyone operating or maintaining a heating plant in a school, apartment building, or similar setting. This is a study class, approved by the Fire Commissioner’s Office of Manitoba, and will prepare students to write the provincial exam. 450 practicum hours are earned by achieving a 65% pass in the study class, making you eligible to write the provincial exam. PLEASE NOTE: Each participant is responsible for arranging their own additional 450 practical boiler experience hours.
Requirements: Basic math skills and a good command of the English language are essential for successful completion of this course. Each participant is required to have textbooks by the first class. The text books can be ordered from the Red River College Bookstore, Notre Dame Campus, 204-632-2351. The third edition (version 3.2) is required.
A mark statement will be issued upon completion of the course.
This course is offered in partnership with Winnipeg School Division's Life Long Learning program. To access maps of schools in the Winnipeg School Division please visit http://lifelonglearning.wsd1.org/contact.cfm. The instructor for this course will be Kaleem Awan.
Instructor:Winnipeg School Division Instructor
Price: $499.95
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Monday July 6, 2020 to
Friday July 31, 2020TIME: 8:00AM to 1:00PM
Num. of Classes: 20
Course Num: D16.2-S20
Location: Sisler High School
Room: 4
Description:
A power engineer is a person trained and certified to safely operate steam, pressure and refrigeration plants. In Manitoba, as in other Canadian provinces and territories, most plants can only be operated under the supervision of a certified and licensed power engineer.
This course focuses on all aspects of heating plant operation. It will be of interest to anyone operating or maintaining a heating plant in a school, apartment building, or similar setting. This is a study class, approved by the Fire Commissioner’s Office of Manitoba, and will prepare students to write the provincial exam. 450 practicum hours are earned by achieving a 65% pass in the study class, making you eligible to write the provincial exam. PLEASE NOTE: Each participant is responsible for arranging their own additional 450 practical boiler experience hours.
Requirements: Basic math skills and a good command of the English language are essential for successful completion of this course. Each participant is required to have textbooks by the first class. The text books can be ordered from the Red River College Bookstore, Notre Dame Campus, 204-632-2351. The third edition (version 3.2) is required.
A mark statement will be issued upon completion of the course.
This course is offered in partnership with Winnipeg School Division's Life Long Learning program. To access maps of schools in the Winnipeg School Division please visit http://lifelonglearning.wsd1.org/contact.cfm. The instructor for this course will be Brian Dentry.
Instructor:Winnipeg School Division Instructor
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Retirement Income Planning and Taxation of Your Estate
Starting: 04/21/2020, 06/02/2020COMING SOON!Price: $20
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Date: Tuesday June 2, 2020
TIME: 7:00PM to 8:15PM
Num. of Classes: 1
Course Num: B15.2-S20
Location: (CJS) Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Room: 104
Description:
Do you know how much money you need to retire comfortably and remain comfortably retired ? Topics include recent changes to CPP & OAS, tax strategies, employer pension plans, RSP, RIF, LIRA, LIF, TFSA, Powers of Attorney, the tax planned will, Executor’s role, types of trusts, cottage succession. Create the cash flow needed for a worry-free retirement. Myles is an Associate Consultant at Investors Group.
Instructor:Paul Fust
Price: $20
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Date: Tuesday April 21, 2020
TIME: 7:00PM to 8:15PM
Num. of Classes: 1
Course Num: B15.1-S20
Location: (CJS) Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Room: 104
Description:
Do you know how much money you need to retire comfortably and remain comfortably retired ? Topics include recent changes to CPP & OAS, tax strategies, employer pension plans, RSP, RIF, LIRA, LIF, TFSA, Powers of Attorney, the tax planned will, Executor’s role, types of trusts, cottage succession. Create the cash flow needed for a worry-free retirement. Myles is an Associate Consultant at Investors Group.
Instructor:Paul Fust
Price: $184
7 Spots Open
Dates: Wednesday January 22, 2020 to
Wednesday March 4, 2020TIME: 6:30PM to 9:30PM
Num. of Classes: 7
Course Num: B04-W20
Location: Dakota Collegiate
Room: 119
Description:
Are you interested in learning the procedures necessary to set up your own business? This course will take you step-by-step through the following:
- The business planning process
- Legal structures of business
- Financing your business
- Evaluating opportunities
- Taxation
- Financing requirements
- Accounting and bookkeeping rules
- GST and PST
- Market research
- Marketing your business
- Starting a small business in Manitoba
- And much more
Please bring a binder to class.
Please note: Completion of this course satisfies the training requirement for the Manitoba Business Start Loan Guarantee Program and the Rural Entrepreneurial Assistance Program (REA).
Instructor:Shaun Hampton
WEVAS (Working Effectively with Violent and Aggressive States)
Starting: 04/14/2020COMING SOON!Price: $154
Registration
Opens:
2020-03-04Dates: Tuesday April 14, 2020 to
Tuesday April 28, 2020TIME: 5:00PM to 10:00PM
Num. of Classes: 3
Course Num: B28-S20
Location: (ATC) Arts and Technology Centre
Room: Room 306
Description:
Learn the skills to work effectively with potentially anxious, agitated and aggressive people. WEVAS is a program designed especially for educational settings to help develop and improve communication skills to de-escalate potentially dangerous situations and is an integral part of an overall plan to develop safe and caring environments. These skills are lifeskills that can be used by all care and service organizations including health, corrections, personal care, social work, youth services, parenting and especially people working in the area of education.
Please note: This course is eligible for a transfer credit of 15 Allocated Elective hours in the Educational Assistant Diploma Program (EADP) at the U of Winnipeg’s Department of Continuing Education.
Please bring a nut-free dinner each night.
Instructors:Peter GoguenWendy Pongoski