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Continuing Education 

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Continuing 

Education 

Oxford County 

Woodstock Campus 

519-421-0144 

369 Finkle St. 

Woodstock, ON N4V 1A3 

Tillsonburg Centre 

519-842-9000 ext. 225 

90 Tillson Ave. 

Tillsonburg, ON N4G 3A1 

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Table of Contents 

Academic Upgrading 

Business & Management 

(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 

(519) 842-9000 Tillsonburg 

Accounting Certificate 4 

Bookkeeping Certificate 4 

General Business Certificate 5 

Human Resources Management Certificate 5 

Leadership Development Series Certificate 6 

Occupational Health & Safety Certificate 6 

Office Administration Certificate 6 

Project Management Certificate 10 

General Interest 

Health Sciences & Human Services 7 

Addictions Fundamentals Certificate 7 

Autism & Behavioural Science Graduate Certificate 

Crisis Intervention Declaration 

Food Service Worker Certificate Program 

Health Care Office Assistant Certificate 

Personal Support Worker Certificate 

Sterile Processing Certificate 

Information Technology 10 


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Trades & Technology 

Product & Inventory Management (CPIM) 

Gas Technician 3 

Industrial Management Certificate 

Welding Techniques Certificate 

Refund and Registration Information 

Registration Form 

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A Parent’s Guide to the Teenage 

Brain PSYC-9092 

Instructor: Rick Harper 

A teenager's brain is not just an adult brain with 

fewer kilometers on it. It is a brain that has not fully 

developed. It is a work in progress and has stymied 

parents for centuries. Modern neuroscience is 

now explaining biological reasons why teens can 

seem so mature one minute and so maddening 

the next; some struggle and some bloom; they 

engage in risky behavior; they can't get out of 

bed before noon on Saturday; they slam doors. 

Science is tiptoeing on the edge of understanding 

the teenage brain and the science is changing fast. 

Understanding the teen brain can lead to smoother 

relationships between parents and their kids. 

Fee: $42.50 

Woodstock 

Mon Oct 21 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Air Brake Endorsement MECH-9007 

Instructor: Dave Williams 

Gain the knowledge necessary to operate brake 

systems safely and detect faults in these systems. 

Upon successful completion of the written test, 

participants will take the practical test on the 

Saturday afternoon. After successful completion 

of both tests you will receive the 'Z' endorsement 

from the Ministry of Transportation. Students must 

bring proof of (at least) a full 'G' license. 

Note: Class times are Friday: 6pm - 10pm, 

Saturday: 8am - 6pm. 

Fee: $311.99 Woodstock 

Fri Sat Sep 20-Sep 21 8am - 6pm 01WC 

Fri Sat Oct 18-Oct 19 8am - 6pm 02WC 

Fri Sat Nov 15-Nov 16 8am - 6pm 03WC 

CFC/HCFC/HFC REFR-9002 

NEW 

Participants will be eligible to write H.R.A.I. exam at 

the end of the course. Upon successful completion 

H.R.A.I. will issue interprovincial certification 

in CFC/HCFC/HFC Controls and register the 

participant on the national database. 


Sat Oct 5 9am - 4:30pm 01WC 

Food Handler Certification HLTH-9025 

Instructor: Oxford County Public Health 

Offered in co-operation with the Oxford County 

Public Health, this new, expanded course 

covers the following topics: Introduction 

to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points 

(HACCP), Microbiology and its Relation to Food 

Preparation, Personal Hygiene, Product Flow 

Charting, Dishwashing, Pest Control, Sanitation 

and Enforcement. On successful completion 

participants will receive a certificate from 

Fanshawe College and the Oxford County Public 

Health. This program satisfies Ministry of Health 

guidelines for safe food handling. Ages 16 and up. 

Fee: $50.50 Woodstock and Tillsonburg 

Tue Thu Sep 17-Sep 19 5pm - 9pm 01WC 

Mon Wed Oct 21-Oct 23 5pm - 9pm 02TC 

Food Handler Recertification 

HLTH-9201 

Instructor: Oxford County Public Health 

This course meets the requirements of the Oxford 

County Public Health and current legislation. 

Students must have previously successfully 

completed a recognized Food Handler Certification 

course. Recertification is recommended every 5 

years. Note: applicants must be 16 years of age 

and over to register. 

Fee: $32.50 

Woodstock 

Wed Nov 6 5pm - 9pm 01WC 

Fork Lift Truck Driver Training 

DRIV-9022 

Instructor: Allan Williams 

Train to operate various types of forklifts safely. 

Classroom and practical experience will prepare 

you to write the certification exam. Included in the 

course is the Propane Handling, which certifies 

a driver to handle and change fuel tanks on the 

forklift. Classroom Tuesday and Thursday from 

6pm - 10pm and 2 hour practical session on 

Saturday at 8am in Tillsonburg. 

Fee: $272.04 

Woodstock 

Tue Thu Sat Oct 1-Oct 5 01WC 

Golf Clinic RECN-9021 

Intructor: Mark Alparan 

You have had all summer to perfect your mistakes, 

now let us help you correct them! If your drives 

are going astray or your iron shots are missing the 

green, our golf pro can help you lower your scores. 

01WC is held at Mt. Elgin Golf Course and 02TC is 

at Tillsonview Fairways. 

Fee: $75 

Tue Sep 10-Oct 1 6pm - 7pm 01WC 

Wed Sep 11-Oct 2 6:30pm - 7:30pm 02TC 

Health Assessment NRSG-6030 

Instructor: Carolyn Taylor-Hill 

Enhance your assessment skills by reviewing data 

collection methods, interviewing techniques, and 

history taking. Using a systems approach, learn to 

perform physical examinations utilizing standard 

techniques and equipment. This is a blended, 

graded course. 

Fee: $296.50 +TB Tillsonburg 

Tue Thu Sep 24-Nov 12 6pm - 9pm 01TC 

Heritage Quilting CRAF-9160 

Instructor: Carrie Douglas 

Create a table runner in time for Christmas by 

applying hand sewing techniques! Instruction 

will be given on how to translate this learning to 

modern sewing methodology. Students will also 

learn a variety of quilting techniques that can be 

used beyond this course. 

Fee: $219.90 +MF 

Woodstock 

Thu Oct 17-Dec 5 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Home Alone 

SFTY-9021 

Instructor: Kelsey Currie 

If your child is spending time alone before or after 

school, this interactive workshop is designed to 

prepare children to look after themselves during 

these times. Children learn about home safety 

when not being supervised by an adult and learn 

how to handle callers at the door and on the 

phone as well as when and how to call emergency 

numbers. Kids also learn how to make safe and 

healthy snacks after school. This workshop will 

help make both you and your child feel more 

confident when they are home alone. For kids ages 

9-12. 

Fee: FREE! Woodstock and Tillsonburg 

Sat Sep 21 9:30am - 12:30pm 01WC 

Tue Sep 24 6pm - 9pm 02TC 

Hors d'Oeuvres for Entertaining 

FDMG-9172 

Instructor: Jed Lau 

The season of entertaining is fast approaching. 

Take this class to learn to make tasty new dishes 

that are sure to wow your guests! A selection of 

new, hot and cold appetizers will be demonstrated. 

Location: Ecole Notre Dame. 

Fee: $54.50 

Woodstock 

Thu Nov 21 6pm - 9pm 01WC 

Market Fresh Cooking 

FDMG-9209 

Southwestern Ontario has some of the best 

farmers markets this province has to offer and they 

are in full swing during the fall months. Recipes 

used are inspired by the array of fresh ingredients 

that are locally sourced and sold at these markets. 

Take home a wealth of recipes you can create and 

enjoy. Bring your appetite! Location: Ecole Notre 

Dame. 

Fee: $54.50 

Woodstock 

Mon Sep 23 6pm - 9pm 01WC 

Pharmacology for PSWs HLTH-1117 

This course focuses on the general principles 

of drug administration in various health care 

settings. Such topics as current drug legislation, 

methods of safe drug administration, common 

drug interactions and reactions, and types of drugs 

and drug names will be covered in depth. This is a 

blended, graded course. 


Wed Sep 25-Nov 27 6pm - 9pm 01TC 

Important: Unless otherwise stated in 

individual course descriptions, the courses 

offered in Continuing Education are for 

adults 18 years of age and over. 

All exceptions are noted. 

= 7 days before 1st class = 3 days before 1st class = 7 days after 1st class = 14 days after 1st class = 1 day before 3rd class 

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FREE 

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Professional Make‑Up 

Skills AEST‑9048 

Instructor: Stephanie Brown 

Do you want to learn professional techniques and 

secrets to doing your own make-up? In this fun, 

relaxed class, you'll bring in your own make-up 

bag. Find out what your make-up will do for you, 

what basics you really need, how to select and 

purchase makeup and how to handle some of the 

tools. Explore daytime and evening looks, how to 

minimize flaws and how to take care of your skin. 

You will learn how to apply your make-up as if it 

was done professionally every day! 

Fee: $60.45 

Woodstock 

Wed Oct 16-Oct 23 6:30pm - 9pm 01WC 

Red Cross Standard First Aid 

HLTH‑9101 

This is a comprehensive course for individuals 

requiring first aid skills; the knowledge to deal 

with life threatening situations; the skills to provide 

assistance to persons in physical distress. This 

course includes resuscitation for adults, children, 

infants, as well as one and two rescuer efforts. 

Note: Ages 16 and over. 

Fee: $142.90 

Tillsonburg 

Thu Fri Aug 22-Aug 23 8am - 4:30pm 01TC 

Retirement Planning FINA‑9074 

Instructor: Mike Perry 

Acquire the tools necessary to make more informed 

decisions regarding your financial future. Learn 

to assess the costs associated with retirement, 

determine your sources of retirement income, 

improve your investment potential, reduce your 

financial risk and help preserve your estate 

for your heirs. You'll also find out how to avoid 

unneccessary taxes and fight the effects of 

inflation. 

Fee: $54.50 

Woodstock 

Tue Nov 5-Nov 12 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Private Investigator Training 

LAWS‑1065 

NEW 

NEW 

This course has been designed as per the training 

standards prescribed by the Ministry of Community 

Safety & Correctional Services under the Private 

Security and Investigative Services Act. The course 

content is based solely on Ministry-mandated 

requirements for eligibility to write the provincial 

licensing examination for Private Investigators in 

the Province of Ontario. *Please note: this course is 

a graded course and is delivered entirely on-line. 

Fee: $436.30+TB Online (OTLN) 

Sep 6-Dec 13 50WC 

Note: Exams must be completed in class. 

Smart Serve BEVR‑9005 

You will describe and implement the skills of 

responsible alcohol service, signs of intoxication, 

describe what defines a 'standard drink', and 

know the responsibilities under the law. You will 

create a hospitable environment by promoting food 

and non-alcoholic beverages. This program is the 

only course approved by the Alcohol and Gaming 

Commission of Ontario. 

Fee: $92.50 

Woodstock 

Thu Oct 10 6:30pm - 10pm 01WC 

Spanish for Travellers SPAN‑9028 

Instructor: Janet Rogers 

If you are travelling to a Spanish-speaking 

country, this course will teach you the most 

important vocabulary to communicate politely and 

effectively. Learn how to ask for directions, order 

meals, count change and barter. You'll build your 

Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation and receive 

invaluable cultural tips to make your vacation even 

more memorable. 


Tue Sep 17-Nov 5 6:30pm - 9pm 01WC 

Thu Sep 26-Nov 14 6:30pm - 9pm 02TC 

Welding for Women 

WELD‑9024 

Location Legend WC = Woodstock Campus TC = Livingston Centre, Tillsonburg OTLN = Ontario Learn 

NEW 

Instructor: Mike Ashby 

This introductory welding workshop will provide 

a relaxed environment to learn the art of welding. 

No previous experience is required. Students will 

create a small project to take home. Location: 

Oxford Technical Training Centre 

Fee: $89.15 

Woodstock 

Mon Sep 23-Sep 30 6pm - 9pm 01WC 

Woodstock Fanshawe Singers 

MUSC‑9023 

This course will enhance your choral experience by 

extending your knowledge of voice and increasing 

your confidence in performing. WFS will challenge 

you to learn the music of great composers and 

arrangers from a diverse repertoire base. The choir 

typically performs one main series concert per 

term, often in collaboration with guest artists. Note: 

an audition is required for entry to this course. 

During the first two weeks of rehearsal, Artistic 

Director, Jennifer Moir will assess each student’s 

musical skills and determine voice placement. 

Members will receive their registration packages 

for the season on September 10th. Participants are 

required to attend a mandatory retreat on Saturday, 

September 14th. There will be a $25 music folder 

deposit collected from all choristers, refunded upon 

the return of all music at the end of the season. 

Location: CASS 


Tue Sep 10-Mar 18 6:30pm - 8:30pm 01WC 

(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 


iPad Training 101 BUSI‑9170 

Instructor: Dave Knox 

There are many tablets, but there’s just one iPad, 

beloved by everyone from techies and business 

people to toddlers and their grandparents. Explore 

the iPad, master the muti-touch interface, set up 

your iTunes and your iPad preferences, and start 

loading your iPad with cool content from iTunes, the 

App Store, and the iBookstore. You’ll get your data 

synchronized, browse the Internet, and hook up 

your e-mail; discover how to listen to your music; 

shoot and view videos and photos; make FaceTime 

video calls; get directions with Maps; run your 

business or curl up with a great e-book. You will be 

amazed at what you can do on your iPad. 


Tue Oct 1 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Mon Oct 21 6:30pm - 9:30pm 02TC 

Social Media Boot Camp 

BUSI‑9171 


Discover the world of social media, what it is 

exactly, why you should use it and how to get 

maximum benefit. Learn about social media 

monitoring tools and how to use them; learn how 

to effectively use the likes of Twitter, Facebook and 

LinkedIn within your social media strategy. Learn 

the do’s and dont’s of using blogs, microblogging 

sites and social networks. Uncover the potential 

pitfalls of social media and the importance of 

having a social media policy. Discover the power 

of social media knowledge as you use the insights 

across other digital channels; acquire a deep 

understanding of how to manage a highly effective 

social media campaign, delivering outstanding 

results at minimum cost. 

Fee: $139.29 

Woodstock 

Wed Nov 6 9am - 3:30pm 01WC 

Interested in instructing? 

We are looking for additional talent! 

If you have a special skill or talent 

that you’d like to share with Oxford 

County, please contact us for details 

on creating a proposal. 

Call Charmaine Bragg at 

519-421-0144, ext. 239. 

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Accounting Certificate 

Designed to prepare students for positions in 

service or manufacturing organizations. Learn 

to maintain general and sub-ledgers; to prepare, 

analyze and interpret financial statements; and 

to use financial and management accounting 

information and software for decision making. 

Compulsory Courses: 

ACCT-1004 Principles of Accounting I 

ACCT-1011 Principles of Accounting II 

ACCT-3022 Cost Accounting I 

COMM-6002 Organizational Business 

Communication 

COMP-1362 Excel Spreadsheets 

MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in Business 

Select 1 of the following: 

ACCT-1029 Applied Simply Accounting 

ACCT-1077 Applied QuickBooks 

ACCT-3005 ACCPAC 

Select 1 of the following: 

LAWS-1013 Business Law 

BUSI-1005 Intro. to Business Processes 

Elective Courses (Select 2): 

ACCT-3036 Accounting I - Intermediate 

ACCT-3037 Accounting II - Intermediate 

COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer 

Applications 

FINA-3008 Personal Taxation 

FINA-3035 Business Taxation 

MATH-1059 Quantitative Methods 

Applied Simply Accounting 

ACCT-1029 

This course teaches the fundamentals of Simply 

Accounting to enable the student to use and set 

up the software in the workplace. NOTE: It is 

strongly recommended that students have some 

fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT-1004) 

and computer applications (COMP-1090) in order to 

be successful in this course. 


Wed Sep 18-Nov 20 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01TC 

Business Law LAWS-1013 

You will gain a general understanding of business 

law and the course will emphasize and illustrate 

the many laws applicable to business activities 

and the complexities of those laws. Topics include: 

analysis of the Canadian legal system, sources 

of law, the law of torts, contracts, sale of goods, 

consumer law, employment and labour law, 

insurance law, real estate and mortgages, legal 

forms of business ownership, secured transactions, 

and bankruptcy. 

Fee: $296.50 +TB Online 


Business Microcomputer 

Applications COMP-1090 

An introduction to the use of microcomputers 

in today's business environment, computer 

concepts will be covered, including hardware, 

data communications and software. Hands-on 

experience will be developed using the Windows 

operating system as well as the Microsoft Office 

Application Suite. 



Intro to Business Processes 

BUSI-1005 

The purpose of this course is to explore the 

various functional areas of business in Canada 

and to demonstrate the interrelationship among 

these areas. Students are introduced to many 

concepts, including major business trends, the role 

of government in business, marketing, operations, 

employee-management issues, financial resources 

management, business ethics and social 

responsibility. 



Principles of Accounting I ACCT-1004 

This course introduces the student to the Principles 

of Accounting, and includes an exploration of the 

underlying concepts that guide the preparation 

of accounts for individuals and organizations. It 

is designed to teach the student, regardless of 

program destination, an essential life skill - an 

understanding of Net Worth, and its importance to 

business success and the financial well being of 

the individual. 

Fee: $383.50 +TB Woodstock 

Tue Sep 10-Dec 17 6pm - 10pm 01WC 

Bookkeeping 

Certificate 

Acquire and upgrade your business and accounting 

skills as a certified bookkeeper. Some courses have 

been recognized and approved by the Canadian 

Institute of Bookkeeping (416-925-9420) as 

equivalent to the Certified Bookkeeper Program. 



ACCT-1011 Principles of Accounting II 

ACCT-3022 Cost Accounting I 

FINA-3008 Personal Taxation 

FINA-3035 Business Taxation 

ACCT-1060 Payroll Administration 

Select One of the Following: 


ACCT-1077 Applied QuickBooks 

ACCT-3005 ACCPAC 



Applications 

COMP-1362 Excel Spreadsheets 

MATH-1052 Business Math 

MGMT-1021 Small Business Management 


ACCT-1029 





fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT- 

1004) and computer applications (COMP-1090) in 

order to be successful in this course. 






in today's business environment, computer 








Payroll Administration ACCT-1060 

Students will be introduced to the complexities of 

administering a payroll in Ontario. Participants will 

gain an understanding of payroll record keeping 

and procedures by reading and analyzing relevant 

legislation and then applying it to situations. Topics 

will include: maintaining payroll records, taxable 

benefits, statutory and other deductions, worker's 

compensation and employment standards. 




This course introduces the student to the Principles 

of Accounting, and includes an exploration of the 

underlying concepts that guide the preparation 

of accounts for individuals and organizations. It 

is designed to teach the student, regardless of 

program destination, an essential life skill - an 

understanding of Net Worth, and its importance to 

business success and the financial well being of 

the individual. 



10% Off Your Books! 

Register for a credit course before 

August 23rd and we’ll give you 

“Bookstore Bucks” for 10% 

off the cost of your textbooks! 

*For Oxford County courses only. 

= 7 days before 1st class = 3 days before 1st class = 7 days after 1st class = 14 days after 1st class = 1 day before 3rd class

General Business 

Certificate 

Expand your business knowledge and prepare 

for positions of greater responsibility. Learn skills 

necessary for competent decision making in 

today’s rapidly changing business environment. You 

can then specialize in a functional area to achieve 

a Business Administration Certificate with further 

studies. 



BUSI-1005 Intro to Business Processes 

MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Management 


Communication 


Applications 

ECON-1002 Economics I OR 

ECON-1005 Economics II 

LAWS-1013 Business Law 


MGMT-1021 Small Business Management 

MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations OR 

MGMT-6021 Organizational Behaviour 

MKTG-1012 Principles of Marketing I 

Business Law LAWS-1013 

You will gain a general understanding of business 

law and the course will emphasize and illustrate 

the many laws applicable to business activities 

and the complexities of those laws. Topics include: 

analysis of the Canadian legal system, sources 

of law, the law of torts, contracts, sale of goods, 

consumer law, employment and labour law, 

insurance law, real estate and mortgages, legal 

forms of business ownership, secured transactions, 

and bankruptcy. 






in today’s business environment, computer 









BUSI-1005 













See description on previous page. 



Principles of Human Resources 

Management MGMT-1006 

See description in next column. 


Tue Sep 10-Dec 17 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01TC 

Human Resources 

Management 

Certificate 

This program satisfies the core components of 

Human Resources Management including labour 

relations, economics, organizational behaviour, 

compensation and benefits, occupational health 

and general management. These courses provide 

a practical approach and some courses are 

recognized as educational credit toward the 

Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) 

designation offered by the Human Resource 

Professional Association of Ontario (HRPAO). For 

more information about CHRP or HRPAO visit www. 

hrpa.ca or call 1-800-387-1311. 



Communication 

LAWS-1015 Labour & Employment Law 

MGMT-1006 Principles of Human Resources 

Management 

MGMT-1028 Recruitment & Selection 


ACCT-1060 Payroll Administration 

FINA-1018 Finance & Accounting for Non- 

Accountants 

HLTH-1015 Occupational Health & Safety 

MGMT-1014 Training & Development 

MGMT-1018 Labour Relations 

MGMT-1031 Compensation & Benefits 

MGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People 

MGMT-4001 Human Resource Planning 


Labour and Employment Law 

LAWS-1015 

Study pertinent legislation which impacts 

employers and employees. You will learn about 

employer and employee rights, disciplinary 

procedure, human rights, employment laws, pay 

equity, and other issues pertaining to labour and 

employment law. 




(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 


Payroll Administration ACCT-1060 

Students will be introduced to the complexities of 

administering a payroll in Ontario. Participants will 

gain an understanding of payroll record keeping 

and procedures by reading and analyzing relevant 

legislation and then applying it to situations. Topics 

will include: maintaining payroll records, taxable 

benefits, statutory and other deductions, worker's 

compensation and employment standards. 





This course provides the student with an overview 

of the issues, functions and responsibilities 

to manage people. An emphasis is placed on 

training and development, planning, performance 

appraisals, compensation management, 

occupational health and safety and employee and 

union relations. 



Recruitment and Selection 

MGMT-1028 

You will review the current issues and 

methodologies that are used in recruiting and 

selecting employees for Canadian organizations. 

Topics include job analysis, interviewing 

techniques, cognitive ability testing, legal 

concepts in recruitment and selection, recruitment 

strategies, and applicant screening. 



Skills for Managing People 

MGMT-3049 

This is a skill-oriented course designed to assist 

managers in the application of current human 

relations’ concepts and principles. Topics covered 

include: conducting performance appraisals 

and disciplinary interviews, managing conflict, 

negotiating, management behavior styles and onthe-job 

coaching and development. 


Wed Sep 11-Dec 18 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Graduation 

Wednesday, 

October 16th, 2013 

Did you know you have to 

apply to graduate? 

Call 519-421-0144, ext 242. 

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Leadership 

Development Series 

Certificate 

This program will enhance leadership skills 

and develop new skills to help meet career and 

organizational objectives while providing a solid 

foundation for those looking to enter leadership 

positions and for those currently in front-line or 

mid-level management positions. The program 

will build on existing skills and experience and 

apply those skills to workplace situations. Content 

includes communications, ethics, performance 

management, change management, team building, 

planning and project management. Note: The 

LDSC courses can be taken in any order. All LDSC 

courses and application for certification must be 

completed within five years. 

Compulsory Courses 

COMM-1101 Communications 

MGMT-1210 Creative & Critical Thinking 

LAWS-1050 Employment Law 

FINA-1041 Finance 

MGMT-1211 Human Relations 

MGMT-1212 Leading Responsibly 

MGMT-1213 Leading Teams 

MGMT-1214 Managing Change 

MGMT-1215 Performance Management 

MGMT-1216 Project Management 

Performance Management 

MGMT-1215 

Leaders and managers need to know and 

demonstrate techniques for managing employee 

performance in order to increase productivity 

and organizational effectiveness. This course 

will focus on performance analysis, counselling, 

coaching, constructive feedback, conflict resolution, 

performance management systems and overall 

strategies for performance management. 


Tue Sep 10-Nov 12 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Occupational Health & 

Safety Certificate 

This program incorporates theory and practical 

awareness, knowledge and application of the 

related aspects of Occupational Health & Safety. 

Students will be able to apply the must-know 

information that is a priority in today’s workplaces. 

The subjects covered will provide you with a clear 

interpretation and discussion of the OHSA, a review 

of related legislation and other company’s policies 

and procedures. 



Communication 

SFTY-3003 Safety Administration 

SFTY-3004 Hazard Management 

SFTY-6002 Occupational Health & Safety 

Legislation 


EMGT-5001 Emergency Management EMR 

HLTH-1015 Occupational Health & Safety 

MGMT-1014 Training & Development 

MGMT-3023 Contemporary Issues in Human 

Relations 


SFTY-1018 Ergonomics 

SFTY-3002 Occupational Hygiene 

SFTY-3005 Disability Management 

Safety Administration SFTY-3003 

This course covers the history of accident 

prevention and concentrates on the principles 

of 'managing safety'. Students will learn how to 

implement an effective safety program. This course 

examines proper accident investigation, accident 

reporting, audits, inspections, accident costs, 

safety committees, elimination of hazards and 

basic loss control principles. 


Wed Sep 11-Nov 27 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Office Administration 

Certificate 

Designed to upgrade your knowledge and skills in 

the office administration field, this online program 

allows students to enter this field of work (from a 

related or unrelated field) to study specific areas 

of office administrative work including supervision 

and word processing and to prepare for positions 

of greater responsibility in office administration. 



Applications 

BUSI-1062 Office Procedures for Today’s 

Business World 


Communication 




COMP-1008 Internet Essentials 

COMP-1022 Microsoft Access 

COMP-1023 Microsoft Excel 

COMP-1024 Microsoft Powerpoint 

COMP-1021 Mircorsoft Word 

MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Management 

COMP-1428 Windows 7 - Level I 

Please check your receipt carefully 

for refund deadlines and details. 


ACCT-1029 





fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT- 

1004) and computer applications (COMP-1090) in 

order to be successful in this course. 





This course is an introduction to the use of 

microcomputers in today’s business environment. 

You will acquire hands on experience in using 

Windows operating system as well as the Microsoft 

Office Application Suite. 



Office Procedures for Today’s 

Business World BUSI-1062 

You will locate and use electronic and paper-based 

business reference sources. In addition, you will 

use your research skills to prepare oral and written 

presentations. You will apply the job functions that 

are common to most business offices and the ways 

in which specific skills are applied to accomplish 

tasks and procedures. You will use these skills to 

adapt to the changing office environment and to 

solve common business problems. 

Fee: $360.30 +TB 

Woodstock 

Thu Sep 19-Dec 19 6pm - 10pm 01WC 


The course introduces the student to the subject of 

Accounting and is designed to take them through 

the accounting bookkeeping cycle, including 

knowledge of the accounting profession and how 

to analyze and record business transactions, 

worksheets, adjusting & closing entries and 

preparation of financial statements, accounting 

for merchandising operations, internal controls 

involving cash including bank reconciliations and 

petty cash. 







performed by a Human Resource Professional. An 

emphasis is placed on training and development, 

planning, performance appraisals, compensation 

management, occupational health and safety and 

employee and union relations. 




Health Sciences & Human Services 

Addictions 

Fundamentals 

Certificate 

This program provides a specific focus on the 

knowledge, skills and techniques used in the field. 

Delivery is well suited to individuals currently 

employed or entering employment in an addictions 

related work environment. Graduates are granted 

a Certificate in Addiction Fundamentals. This 

Certificate serves as the first step towards meeting 

the advanced requirements of the CACCF, including 

testing and practical experience work hours. 

PHRM-1038 Pharmacology - Addictions 

BSCI-1091 Foundations in Addictions: Signs and 

Symptoms 

BSCI-1092 Human Development 

BUSI-1075 Professional Ethics 

BSCI-1096 Theory and Practice of Counselling 

BSCI-1094 Family Counselling 

BSCI-1095 Group Counselling 

BSCI-1093 Treatment Approaches 

BUSI-1074 Effective Case Management 

BSCI-1098 Drug Knowledge: Addiction and 

Behaviour Change 

BSCI-1097 Drug Knowledge: The Continuum of 

Care 

Counselling - Theory and Practice 

BSCI-1096 

The four units in this course will provide the 

students with an overview of the theory and skills 

related to the helping relationship process. The 

course will provide a theoretical framework for 

examining key concepts related to counselling 

activities and their application. The course will 

focus in the nature of the counselling relationship 

key issues and concerns, techniques for effective 

counselling interaction and skill building in the key 

areas of interpersonal communication. Attention 

will be given to counselling issues and concerns as 

they relate to specific population issues. The course 

will also introduce basic record keeping within the 

context of the counselling relationship. 

Fee: $314.50 +TB Online (OTLN) 



Foundations in Addictions BSCI-1091 

Students will examine models and elements of 

addiction including the addiction spiral, terminology 

and theoretical approaches to explaining and 

understanding addiction. Age, gender, ethnicity, 

culture, and geography will be examined in relation 

to cycles and forms of addiction. The course 

will provide students with an introduction to the 

use of assessment tools, client communication, 

interviewing and treatment planning. The intent of 

this course is to provide students with introductory 

knowledge on the signs and symptoms of 

addiction, including the physical and psychological 

components as examined through the lens of 

various screening and assessment inventories. 




Group Counselling Theory and 

Practice BSCI-1095 

This unit will focus specifically on the role of group 

counselling within the addictions setting. The unit 

will explore the dynamics of group counselling, 

including an understanding of the various types and 

functions of a group counselling format. Monitoring, 

membership, cultural, gender and other population 

considerations will be examined within the context 

of a group counselling setting. Skill practice and 

demonstration will be included in the course 

content. 


Thu Sep 12-Nov 28 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Human Development BSCI-1092 

The focus of this course is to provide students with 

a theoretical foundation in human development, 

including cognitive, behavioural, self-actualization 

and other theoretic models. Students will examine 

the developmental stages of body, emotion, mind, 

values, motivations, and relationships through a 

range of theoretical perspectives including, Piaget, 

Maslow, Keene, Erickson and Kolhberg. Attention 

will also be given to recent research that includes 

a neuroscience perspective of brain development, 

as it relates to growth and human development. 

The course will also introduce those developmental 

factors associated with specific issues such as age 

or gender. 


Sep 6-Nov 29 50WC 


Autism & Behavioural 

Science Graduate 

NEW 

Certificate 

The following online courses are facilitated 

through Ontario Learn and may be used towards 

Fanshawe’s Autism and Behaviour Sciences 

Graduate Program. This online program provides 

students with a firm grounding in the Principles 

of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and includes 

the application of these principles to Intensive 

Behaviour Intervention practices for individuals 

with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) The 

curriculum teaches graduates about the range of 

evidence-based practices in autism treatment, 

the characteristics child development and 

augmentative communication systems as they 

relate to the behavioural treatment of individuals 

Admission Requirements: 

Prospective students are required to provide 

proof of a successful completion of an approved 

diploma or degree program in a related discipline: 

Behavioural Science, Early Childhood Education, 


(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 


Child and Youth Worker, Developmental Services 

Worker, Social Services Worker, Sociology, 

Psychology, Child Studies, and Education. 

Part 1 Compulsory Courses: 

HLTH-1167 Ethics & Professionalism 

HLTH-1121 Introduction to Applied 

Behaviour Analysis 

HLTH-1122 Introduction to Autism 

Spectrum Disorder 

HLTH-1123 Strategies Working with 

Families & Teams 

EDUC-1068 Specialized Instructional 

Strategies 

Non-Violent Crisis Prevention/ 

Interventions (offered on 

camupus) 

FLDP-6004 Field Placement 1 

Part 2 Compulsory Courses: 

HLTH-1124 Behavioural Skill Building 

EDUC-1069 Parent & Staff Training 

HLTH-1125 Transition Planning & 

Implementation 

HLTH-1126 Treating Challenging Behaviours 

FLDP-6005 Field Placement 2 

Field Placement can only be fulfilled once all of the 

preceding courses have been completed. All Field 

Placements are arranged through Fanshawe’s Field 

Placement Coordinator and are unpaid. Students 

must register with PARAMED to fulfill requirements 

for Field Placement. 

Ethics and Professionalism 

HLTH-1167 

This course will introduce the foundations of ethical 

thinking and will review the different perspectives 

and rationale for ethical decision-making within a 

behavioural framework. Students will be introduced 

to professional codes of ethics that are essential 

for ethical practice. Students will also learn how 

to evaluate their own professional expertise and 

limitations for ongoing professional development 

planning. 




Introduction to Autism Spectrum 

Disorder HLTH-1122 

This course covers the five major symptoms of the 

Autism Spectrum Disorder. This is an OntarioLearn 

course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0016. 

Please see source CIS for more details. 




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Health Sciences & Human Services 

Crisis Intervention - 

Declaration of 

Academic 

Achievement 

For professional counselors who wish to expand 

their portfolio into the area of crisis intervention. 

This program provides theoretical training and 

focuses on the best practices in crisis intervention 

applications for many settings and populations. 

Students will have an opportunity to examine 

ethical, legal, multicultural issues and current 

trends. 

Courses: 

BSCI-1029 Crisis Intervention/Theories/ 

Models 

BSCI-1030 Death & Dying 

BSCI-1031 Domestic Violence 

BSCI-1032 Victimization 

Crisis Intervention BSCI-1029 

This course explores the roots of crisis intervention 

from the turn of the last century to present day. The 

work of such contributors to the field as Stierlin, 

Salmon, Lindemann, Caplan, Schneidman and 

Farberow will be discussed. A number of crisis 

theories and models will be studied. Students 

will have an opportunity to examine ethical, legal, 

multicultural issues and current trends. 

Fee: $285.50+TB Online (OTLN) 



Victimization BSCI-1032 

Students will learn about the emotional impact 

of victimization. The focus will be on victims of 

residential break and enter, children and trauma, 

victims of crime such as: those sexually assaulted, 

elders, and victims of hate crimes. There will be a 

special emphasis on the secondary victimization 

of friends, relatives, witnesses, first responders 

(police, firefighters, paramedics), health care 

professionals, childcare and social service workers. 




Food Service Worker 

Certificate 

Perform effectively in institutional food preparation 

settings in commercial or long-term care facilities. 

Emphasis is given during the academic portion 

of the program to food preparation, service, 

nutrition and sanitary practices in the workplace. 

This program meets the requirements set by the 

Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. 

FDMG-1005 Role of the FSW 

COMM-1076 Customer Service and 

Communication Skills 

FDMG-1058 Food Preparation and Services 

NUTR-1007 Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle 

FDMG-1008 Special Diets 

FDMG-2003 Foodsafe 

WRKE-0001 Field Placement 

Food Preparation and Services 

FDMG-1058 

Discusses food preparation and service procedures 

required for an efficient and effective food service 

operation. Students are introduced to the basic 

principles of menu planning, standardized recipes, 

purchasing and receiving procedures, food 

production systems, and food delivery systems. 

Fee: $296.50+TB Woodstock 

Tue Sep 10-Dec 17 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Special Diets FDMG-1008 

You will learn the importance and use of special 

diets and enteral and supplemental products in 

disease management. 

Fee: $174.70+TB Tillsonburg 

Mon Sep 16-Nov 11 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01TC 

Meet Your Instructor: 

Amanda Karasinski is a Food 

Service Supervisor for the 

Region of Waterloo at 

Sunnyside Home. She has 

worked in the industry for 11 

years and has taught for 

Fanshawe College since 

2005. In the words of one of 

her recent students “Amanda 

is an excellent instructor who 

takes time to help us understand all aspects of the 

course and makes learning enjoyable.” Amanda is 

patient, approachable and passionate about helping 

others to develop new skills and competencies. 


Assistant Certificate 

FastTrack 

Designed to provide graduates 

with the knowledge and skills 

needed to function as a clerk/ 

assistant/receptionist in a variety of health care 

facilities including hospital units, doctor’s offices 

and clinics. Field placement is optional but highly 

recommended. 

Courses: 

COMP-1066 Computerized Accounting 

COMP-1378 Microsoft Office Essentials 

HLTH-1006 Basic Anatomy & Related 

Terminology 

HLTH-1007 Processing Physicians’ Orders 

HLTH-1091 Patient Preparation 

COMP-1128 Computerized Billing 

COMM-1054 Professional Communication for 

HCOA 

HLTH-1010 Organizational Skills 

OFAD-1006 Records Maintenance & The Law 

COMP-1130 Medical Transcription 

DEVL-1017 Field Placement 

(150 hours, optional) 


OSSD or Mature Student Status 

Note: For placements students must provide 

evidence of good health, which will include a 

medical review, immunization and T.B. test, a 

Standard First Aid and CPR certificate, and a 

criminal screen. 

Basic Anatomy and Terminology 

HLTH-1006 

This basic course will focus on the anatomical 

structure and functions of the human body and 

the related terminology used to describe body 

parts, structure, and function. Related terminology 

will also include general or symptomatic terms, 

diagnostic terms, surgical procedures and 

abbreviations. 

Fee: $296.50 +TB Online and Tillsonburg 

Sep 9-Dec 16 Online 40WC 

Wed Oct 2-Nov 20 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 

Computerized Billing COMP-1128 

It is strongly recommended that students have: 

medical terminology, good typing skills and basic 

computer knowledge. The course is designed 

to provide the student with the fundamentals of 

learning Computerized Medical Billing, as well as 

an understanding of the Schedule of Benefits and 

Preambles of the Ministry of Health. 


Tue Fri Oct 29-Nov 19 9am - 2:30pm 10TC 

Medical Transcription COMP-1130 

You will be introduced to medical documents 

and reports. This course is designed to simulate 

medical transcription practices used in a health 

care environment. 


Tue Fri Nov 22-Dec 20 9am - 2:30pm 10TC 

Microsoft Office Essentials 

COMP-1378 

You will acquire skills using a variety of operations 

found in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint and 

develop keyboarding skills (min. 35 wpm), through 

hands-on experience and assignments. Note: This 

is a compulsory course in the Health Care Office 

Assistant Program. 


Tue Fri Oct 1-Oct 25 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 

Organizational Skills HLTH-1010 

This course will focus on personal and 

organizational skills required by persons employed 

in health care in an office/clerical assistant role. 

This will assist them to effectively carry out their 

role in assisting with the administration of a 

nursing unit/health care facility office. 


Thu Nov 28-Jan 30 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 


Processing Physicians Orders 

HLTH-1007 

Enable students to demonstrate appropriate 

processing skills for the completion of physicians’ 

orders. 


Wed Nov 27-Jan 8 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 

Professional Communication 

COMM-1054 

Designed to improve the student’s written, 

verbal, and non verbal communications skills. An 

introduction to the essential concepts and skills 

required to build successful relationships within a 

group and organization structure. Communication, 

business ethics, teamwork, group dynamics, team 

building and customer relations are discussed. 


Thu Oct 3-Nov 21 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 

Personal Support 

Worker Certificate 

PSWs provide care and support to people living at 

home and in long term care facilities. 


• Ontario Secondary School Diploma with 

courses from the college/university stream OR 

• Mature applicants (19 years of age or over) 

with appropriate preparation 

• Completion of Literacy Testing as 

administered by the college may be required 

• Applicants must complete the Health 

Standards Form and the required review 

including a medical, immunizations, TB test (or 

chest x-ray) prior to practical portions of the 

program 

• Applicants must have a First Aid/CPR 

certificate – valid for the period of the clinical 

and community placements 

• Applicants are required to provide a copy of 

a completed Criminal Screen Check and are 

advised that criminal convictions for which 

pardons have not been received may not permit 

students to complete the placement portions of 

the program. 

Compulsory Courses (Level I): 

HLTH-1092 Foundations of Personal Support 

HLTH-1093 Health & Wellness 

HLTH-1094 Self & Others for PSW 

HLTH-1095 Human Body Structure & Function 

HLTH-1096 PSW Laboratory Practice 

Plus: One General Education Elective Course 

Compulsory Courses (Level II): 

HLTH-1098 Life Transitions 

HLTH-1099 Ongoing Health Challenges 

HLTH-1100 Mental Health & Cognitive Impairment 

HLTH-3021 PSW Clinical Consolidation 

HLTH-3022 PSW Community Placement 

HLTH-3020 PSW LTC Clinical 

Foundations of Personal Support 

HLTH-1092 

Introduce yourself to the role of the Personal 

Support Worker (PSW) and the scope of practice 

for the PSW within the health care system. Through 

class discussion, seminars, and lectures, you will 

explore topics ranging from confidentiality and 

privacy to legislation involving the health care 

system. 


Mon Sep 16-Nov 25 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Self & Others for PSW HLTH-1094 

This course provides you with the skill needed to 

excel as a Personal Support Worker. Examine self, 

personal beliefs and values as well as the concept 

of the helping relationship and interpersonal 

relationships with others. Develop knowledge, skills 

and attitudes for career and college success. 



Sterile Processing 

Certificate 

Students will acquire the 

knowledge and skills for 

career opportunities in hospitals, surgical centres 

and health care settings related to the sterilization, 

preparation and storage of equipment, instruments 

and supplies. Students will learn critical techniques 

in safe handling of instrumentation, infection 

control and aseptic techniques. 


OSSD or mature student status 

Courses: 

HLTH-1006 Basic Anatomy & Related 

Terminology 

MGMT-1107 Human Relations 

HLTH-1118 Microbiology & Infection Control 

HLTH-1119 Identification, Care & Handling of 

Instrumentation 

HLTH-1105 Decontamination, Principles, 

Procedures & Practices 

HLTH-1108 Assembly, Wrapping & Packaging 

HTLH-1110 Disinfection & Sterilization Concepts 

& Techniques 

HLTH-1112 Sterile Storage, Inventory Control & 

Management of Resources 

HLTH-1114 Sterile Processing Clinical Practice 

Assembly, Wrapping and 

Packaging HLTH-1108 

FastTrack 

Introduces students to the proper techniques 

for the assembly, wrapping and/or packaging of 

surgical instruments, supplies and patient care 

equipment. 

Fee: $174.70 Online 

Nov 1-Nov 28 40WC 


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Basic Anatomy and Terminology 

HLTH-1006 

See description on previous page. 


Sep 9-Dec 16 Online 40WC 

Wed Oct 2-Nov 20 9am - 3:30pm 10TC 

Decontamination, Principles, 

Procedures and Practices HLTH-1105 

Introduces students to the principles of 

decontamination, various methods of cleaning, 

disinfection, use of decontamination equipment 

(automated), proper workflow, precautions and the 

safe handling of sharps and waste material. 


Sep 6-Oct 24 40WC 

Disinfection & Sterilization 

Concepts and Techniques HLTH-1110 

Introduces the key principles and factors affecting 

sterilization and monitoring sterilization cycles. 

Common types of sterilization processes will be 

explored. 


Sep 6-Oct 31 40WC 

Human Relations MGMT-1107 

You will gain practical insights into more effective 

ways to handle people and improve your overall 

performance. 


Sep 9-Nov 11 40WC 

Identification, Care and Handling 

of Instrumentation HLTH-1119 

Introduces the student to instrument classification, 

specifics of proper handling techniques and 

recognition of common problems related to 

instrument usage. 


Nov 1-Dec 27 40WC 

Microbiology & Infection Control 

HLTH-1118 

Introduces the student to the sterile processing role 

and environment, microbiology, infection control, 

aseptic technique and workplace environmental 

hazards. 


Sep 6 - Oct 17 40WC 

Sterile Storage, Inventory Control 

and Management of Resources 

HLTH-1112 

Introduction to sterile storage, inventory control 

distribution systems including the case care 

system, portering, and stock rotation. 


Nov 1-Nov 28 40WC 

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Information Technology 


Computers - A Starting Point 

COMP-9247 

An excellent beginner computer course. Patient 

instructors guide students through the basics of 

computer hardware and software. Navigate your 

computer with greater confidence while exploring 

word processing with Word, spreadsheets with 

Excel and Internet email. 

Fee: $200.50 +TB Woodstock and Tillsonburg 

Tue Sep 24-Nov 26 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 


iPad Training 101 

BUSI-9170 


There are many tablets, but there's just one iPad, 

beloved by everyone from techies and business 

people to toddlers and their grandparents. Explore 

the iPad, master the muti-touch interface, set up 

your iTunes and your iPad preferences, and start 

loading your iPad with cool content from iTunes, the 

App Store, and the iBookstore. You'll get your data 

synchronized, browse the Internet, and hook up 

your e-mail; discover how to listen to your music; 

shoot and view videos and photos; make FaceTime 

video calls; get directions with Maps; You will be 

amazed at what you can do on your iPad. 


Tue Oct 1 6:30pm - 9:30pm 01WC 

Mon Oct 21 6:30pm - 9:30pm 02TC 

Microsoft Access 

Level 1 COMP-9605 

This course offers a comprehensive introduction 

to database design and implementation. You 

will design and plan a simple database, retrieve 

information from an existing database by using 

queries and filters. Produce professional forms 

and reports to provide useful information within a 

business environment. 

Fee: $199 Woodstock 

Wed Nov 20 9am-3:30pm 01WC 

Microsoft Word 


In this course we will give you the tools to create 

professional documents quickly and easily. You 

will learn how to create and save documents, 

use templates, apply styles and other formatting 

techniques to add polish to the finished product. 

You will also learn about the advanced features 

such as creating tables, inserting pictures, images 

and importing objects. 

Fee: $199 

Woodstock 

Wed Sep 18 9am-3:30pm 01WC 

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refund deadlines and important details. 

Microsoft Excel 



New users will learn what a spreadsheet is and 

how it can make mathematical equations easier 

using formulas. Learn how to create, edit, save and 

print simple spreadsheets. 

Fee: $199 Woodstock and Tillsonburg 

Wed Oct 23 9am - 3:30pm 01WC 

Fri Nov 15 9am - 3:30pm 02TC 

Microsoft Excel 



Microsoft Excel Level 2 teaches students how to 

apply basic skill sets along with some intermediate 

to advanced functions to manage and audit 

numerical reports. Students will learn to create 

and manipulate charts, work with different types 

of graphics, look at various methods of analyzing, 

organizing, linking and sharing workbooks, learn to 

use advanced formatting features. 

Fee: $199 Woodstock and Tillsonburg 


Fri Dec 6 9am - 3:30pm 02TC 

Photoshop Elements COMP-9641 


Fun photos...forever memories. Count on 

Photoshop Elements to help you make all your 

photos look fantastic! Easily organize, find, and 

view all your photos and video clips in an intelligent 

and intuitive Organizer. Whether you want to create 

miniature effects or big panoramas, Photoshop 

Elements make it easier to give your photos a 

fresh new look. Turn your photos into personalized, 

cherished keepsakes like photo books, scrapbook 

pages, cards, and calendars. Quickly share your 

best shots via email, Facebook, YouTube, Online 

Albums and virtually anywhere else. 

Fee: $139.29 

Woodstock 

Wed Sep 25 9am - 3:30pm 01WC 

Social Media Boot Camp 

BUSI-9171 


Discover the world of social media, what it is 

exactly, why you should use it and how to get 

maximum benefit. Learn about social media 

monitoring tools and how to use them; learn how 

to effectively use the likes of Twitter, Facebook and 

LinkedIn within your social media strategy. Learn 

the do's and dont's of using blogs, microblogging 

sites and social networks. Uncover the potential 

pitfalls of social media and the importance of 

having a social media policy. Discover the power 

of social media knowledge as you use the insights 

across other digital channels, acquire a deep 

understanding of how to manage a highly effective 

social media campaign, delivering outstanding 

results at minimum cost. 

Fee: $139.29 

Woodstock 


Project Management 

Certificate 

Project Management is the 

cornerstone of any organization. 

With time and money in short 

demand, project management skills 

are key for any management 

position. Learn to balance scope, time and cost 

with other project requirements. 


MGMT-1008 Organizing the Project Team 

MGMT-1009 Project Cost & Procurement 

MGMT-3017 Quality Assurance Programs and 

Techniques 

MGMT-6005 Project Risk Management 

MGMT-6020 Project Management 



Communication 


Applications 

MGMT-1006 Principles of Human Resources 

Management 

MGMT-1136 Project Management Applications 

MGMT-6006 Art of Negotiation 




This course is an introduction to the use of 

microcomputers in today’s business environment. 

You will acquire hands on experience in using 

Windows operating system as well as the Microsoft 

Office Application Suite. 







performed by a Human Resource Professional. An 

emphasis is placed on training and development, 

planning, performance appraisals, compensation 

management, occupational health and safety and 

employee and union relations. 



Project Management MGMT-6020 

In today’s competitive business environment 

project management skills must include the ability 

to deliver projects on time, on budget and to the 

satisfaction of the customer. This is the course 

that will provide you with all of those! The purpose 

of this introductory course is to examine the 

general principles, practices, tools and resources 

associated with managing a diversity of workplace 

projects. 



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NEW!

Trades & Technology 


(Certification) 

FastTrack 

The Gas Technician fast-track 

programs listed below meet 

the Technical Standards 

and Safety Authority (TSSA) requirements for 

certification. Once you have completed all the 

courses in the programs you can apply to TSSA for 

certification. 

Gas Technician 3 - Level 1 

MACH-1141 

This course covers modules 1,2,3 and 4 of the 

TSSA Gas Technician curriculum. Areas of study 

are protecting yourself and others; fasteners, 

hand and power tools; properties, characteristics 

and safe handling of propane and natural gas; 

installation codes and regulations. 

Fee: $441.50 + TB Woodstock 

Tue-Thu Sep 10 -Oct 15 5:30pm-10pm 01WC 

Gas Technician 3 - Level 2 

MACH-1142 

Prerequisite: MACH-1141 

This course covers modules 5,6,7,8 and 9 of the 

TSSA Gas Technician curriculum. Areas of study 

include: introduction to electricity; technical 

manuals, specifications, schematics, drawing and 

graphs, customer relations, introduction to gas 

appliances and venting. 

Fee: $984 Woodstock 

Tue-Thu Oct 16 - Dec 18 5:30pm-10pm 01WC 

Industrial 

Management 

(Supervisory Skills for 

Managers) Certificate 

Graduates will learn specific aspects of industrial 

management including skills for industrial 

supervision, business concepts and interpersonal 

skills for leadership. This program allows 

graduates to prepare for careers in the industrial 

management field. 


BUSI-1005 Intro. to Business Processes 

MGMT-1152 Principles of Supervision 

MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations 

MGMT-3023 Contemporary Issues in Human 

Relations 


COMM-6002 Org. Business Communication 

MGMT-1018 Labour Relations 

MGMT-3017 Quality Assurance Programs & 

Techniques 

MGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People 

MGMT-6020 Project Management 

MGMT-6023 Managing in the Age of Change 

MGMT-1014 Training and Development 


BUSI-1005 












Project Management MGMT-6020 

In today's competitive business environment 

project management skills must include the 

ability to deliver projects on time, on budget, and 

to the satisfaction of the customer. The purpose 

of this introductory course is to examine the 

general principles, practices, tools, and resources 

associated with managing a diversity of workplace 

projects. Fanshawe College has been approved 

as a Registered Education Provider by the Project 

Management Institute. Registered Education 

Providers (REPs) are organizations approved by 

PMI to offer project management training for 

Professional Development Units (PDU). 



Product & Inventory 

Management (CPIM) 

Certification in Production and Inventory 

Management (CPIM) is the Association for 

Operations Management’s internationally 

recognized program, setting standards of 

competence in business and manufacturing. 

Courses are offered in conjunction with the London 

& District Chapter of The Association for Operations 

Management (APICS, www.apicslondon.org). 

Note: All courses include a $50 APICS 

administration charge. All APICS members are 

eligible for a rebate on registration fees from the 

London & District Chapter of APICS. 

The CPIM program consists of five exam modules: 

PLAN-9002 Detailed Scheduling & Planning 

PLAN-9003 Execution & Control of Operations 

PLAN-9001 Master Planning of Resources 


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PLAN-9008 Strategic Management of 

Resources 

PLAN-9006 Supply Chain Management 

Master Planning of Resources 

PLAN-9001 

Explore and be able to apply the principles of 

demand management, sales and operations 

planning, master scheduling, and distribution 

planning, and to identify conditions that require 

action. This module evaluates knowledge of both 

supply and demand planning for mid- to long-term 

independent demand. 



Welding Techniques 

Certificate 

Our welding techniques program provides the 

theoretical and practical training to perform 

most basic welding techniques. Students will be 

exposed to topics including health and safety, 

blueprint reading and sketching, applied math, 

communication, shielded metal arc welding, gas 

metal arc welding, introduction to computers, 

and all position pipe welding. 

For further details on this certificate please visit 

our website at www.fanshawec.ca or call (519) 

421-0144. 

Health and Safety SFTY-1008 

The learner will be able to practice safe workplace 

procedures, apply the Workplace Hazardous 

Materials Information System, identify causes 

of accidents and develop preventive measures, 

and comply with health and safety legislation. In 

addition, the student will learn lockout procedures. 

Fee: $209.50 +TB 

Wed Sep 4 - Oct 9 5:30pm - 10:30pm 01WC 

Gas Metal Arc Welding Basic 

WELD-1022 

This course is designed to train the students in the 

use of gas arc metal welding GMAW, MIG process 

at the basic level. Students will be expected to weld 

ferrous material using the GMAW process at the 

basic level by selecting the appropriate machine, 

power source, appropriate welding accessories, 

preparing material for welding, performing 

preparatory grinding accessories, preparing 

material for welding, performing preparatory 

grinding and cleaning operations. The oxyacetelyne 

cutting process will also be included. 

Fee: $857.50 +MF 

Mon - Wed Oct 21 - Nov 27 5:30pm - 10:30pm 01WC 

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This program meets the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) 

requirements for certification. Once you have successfully completed 

all the courses you can apply to TSSA for certification. Gas Technician 

courses are being offered at the Oxford Technical Training Centre through 

Fanshawe College, Woodstock Campus. 

Start Date: September 10th, 2013 

End Date: December 18th, 2013 

Times: Tuesday - Thursday 5:30pm - 10pm 

Fee: $1425.50 + Textbooks 

COMPULSORY COURSES: 

Gas Tech 3 - Level 1 MACH-1138 

Gas Tech 3 - Level 2 MACH-1139 

Sterile Processing 

Students will acquire the knowledge and skills for career 

opportunities in hospitals, surgical centres and health 

care settings related to the sterilization, preparation and 

storage of equipment, instruments and supplies. Students will learn critical 

techniques in safe handling of instrumentation, infection control and 

aseptic techniques. 

Start Date: September 9th, 2013 

End Date: December 27th, 2013 

Times: Online 

Fee: $1971.80 + Textbooks 


Basic Anatomy & Related Terminology HLTH-1006 

Human Relations MGMT-1107 

Microbiology & Infection Control HLTH-1118 

Identification, Care & Handling of 

Instrumentation 

HLTH-1119 

Decontamination, Principles, Procedures & 

Practices 

HLTH-1105 

Assembly, Wrapping & Packaging HLTH-1108 

Disinfection & Sterilization Concepts & 

Techniques 

HTLH-1110 

Sterile Storage, Inventory Control & 

Management of Resources 

HLTH-1112 

Sterile Processing Clinical Practice HLTH-1114 

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Health Care Office Assistant 

Designed to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to 

function as a clerk/assistant/receptionist in a variety of health care facilities 

including hospital units, doctor’s offices and clinics. Field placement is 

optional but highly recommended. 

Start Date: October 1st, 2013 

End Date: February 12th, 2014 

Times: Tuesday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm 

Fee: $2646 + Textbooks and optional placement $340 

From the Front Cover ... Aletha Cartmel 

“Fanshawe College was a wonderful 

experience. I have attended two programs 

at Fanshawe, one at the Woodstock Campus 

and another at the Tillsonburg Campus. 

Both had fantastic and very knowledgable 

professors and the rest of the staff was very 

helpful and kind. I have learned so much 

attending Fanshawe, and it is because of all 

the knowledge I gained and their staff for 

finding me a co-op placement that I now 

have a job that I really enjoy.” 

Contact (519) 421-0144, or (519) 842-9000 ext. 225 for further information. 

Admission Requirements 

OSSD or Mature Student Status 

Note: For placements students must provide evidence of good health, which 

will include a medical review, immunization and T.B. test, a Standard First Aid 

and CPR certificate, and a criminal screen. 


Computerized Accounting COMP-1066 

Microsoft Office Essentials COMP-1378 

Basic Anatomy & Related Terminology HLTH-1006 

Processing Physicians’ Orders HLTH-1007 

Patient Preparation HLTH-1091 

Computerized Billing COMP-1128 

Professional Communication for HCOA COMM-1054 

Organizational Skills HLTH-1010 

Records Maintenance & The Law OFAD-1006 

Medical Transcription COMP-1130 

Field Placement 

(150 hours, optional) 

DEVL-1017 

Fast Track Information Sessions 

Wednesday August 21st, 2013 

Woodstock 11:00am & 7:00pm 

Tillsonburg 2:00pm 



Our Academic Upgrading Department 

is the bridge to your next step. 

We prepare students for further 

education, training, apprenticeship 

and employment. 


A FREE program sponsored by the Ministry of 

Training, Colleges and Universities. The Academic 

Upgrading program is unique in that it combines 

classroom instruction with one on one support 

to upgrade academic skills to a level that meets 

the needs and goals of the learner. Academic 

Upgrading can help individuals prepare for: 

• GED 

• College 

• Employment 

• Apprenticeship 

Note: To determine program suitability an 

assessment will be conducted. If this program is 

not suitable for you, we will work closely with you 

to assist you in finding a program to meet your 

needs. 

How does it work? 

• Contact us to reserve a spot at our orientation 

session. Woodstock: (519) 421-0144 ext. 232, 

Tillsonburg: (519) 842-9000 ext. 381 

• Applicants complete a diagnostic assessment 

to determine whether they will benefit from this 

program. 

For more information on these programs or to 

reserve a spot at an orientation session please 

contact the Woodstock Campus at (519) 421-0144 

ext 232, or email vcurrie@fanshawec.ca. 

To reserve a spot at an orientation session in 

Tillsonburg please call (519) 842-9000 ext. 381 or 

email cholt@fanshawec.ca. 

We’re always open. 

Register Online 

www.fanshawec.ca/ce 

Register by Fax: 

Woodstock 

519-539-3870 

Tillsonburg 

519-842-6398 

GED Preparation 

Do you need a grade 12 equivalency for work or 

further training? Fanshawe College offers a FREE 

upgrading program that can help you write your 

GED exam with confidence and success. Flexible 

programming is available during the day and in the 

evening. This program is offered both part-time and 

full time on a monthly intake basis. 

FREE! Woostock and Tillsonburg 

Academic & Career 

Entrance Certificate 

The A.C.E Certificate is recognized provincially as 

a Grade 12 equivalent for purpose of admission to 

Ontario Colleges, apprenticeship, and employment. 

Core Courses: 

COMM-0006 Communications 

MATH-0010 Mathematics Fundamentals 

Elective Courses: 

COMP-0002 Computers 

SKLS-0004 Self-Management/Self-Direction 

BIOL-0004 Biology 

CHEM-0004 Chemistry 

PHYS-0006 Physics 

MATH-0009 Apprenticeship Math 


MATH-0012 Technical Math 

If you have considered going to college, but 

do not have the prerequisites, an Academic and 

Career Entrance Certificate can help. Courses are 

delivered online with in class support. 

*The A.C.E. Certificate with a 65% in each course 

meets the basic entrance requirements for college 

programs. Additional requirements may be needed 

for some programs. 


(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 


Communications COMM-0006 

The ACE Communications course emphasizes reading, 

writing, speaking and listening skills. Students are asked 

to demonstrate their ability to evaluate the information, 

ideas, issues, and styles evident in a variety of 

informational texts, media works and literary pieces. 

Students use different sources to gather information, 

select appropriate forms of writing and choose from a 

range of organizational structures in producing unified 

and effective written work. 

FREE! Woodstock and Tiillsonburg 

Tue Sep 10 - Dec 10 Blended 01WC 

Tue Sep 10 - Dec 10 Blended 02TC 

Computers COMP-0002 

This course prepares learners to perform basic computer 

skills needed to succeed in further studies as well as 

providing practical skills for those who wish to move 

directly to the world of work. It enables students to 

create documents, navigate the internet to conduct 

research and communicate in educational, workplace 

and personal settings. 


Fri Sep 6 - Dec 13 Blended 01WC 

Fri Sep 6 - Dec 13 Blended 02TC 

Mathematics Fundamentals 

MATH-0010 

The core mathematics course is designed to 

give students a grounding in varied aspects of 

mathematics, including numeric and algebraic 

operations; measurement and geometry; collecting, 

displaying and analyzing data; mathematical 

relationships; statistics and probability; simple and 

compound interest; and everyday financing. 


Wed Sep 4 - Dec 18 Blended 01WC 

Wed Sep 4 - Dec 18 Blended 02TC 

FANSHAWE ONLINE (FOL) LOGIN PROCEDURES 

Once registered in your course(s), please allow two business days for your 

FanshaweOnline profile to be created. Courses can be accessed after their 

official start date. Thereafter, the following steps will guide you through 

the FanshaweOnline login process: 

1. Go to: www.FanshaweOnline.ca 

2. Click on Login Help link 

3. Click on FanshaweOnline Account Information 

4. Enter your student number and click Submit 

5. Select Send Password (which will send your login username and password to the 

email account you provided upon registration) 

6. Retrieve your password from your email account 

7. Go back to www.FanshaweOnline.ca and login 

8. Select the link to your course. 

If you have taken a FanshaweOnline course in the past your existing username and 

password may be used. 

If you experience any problems with obtaining your FOL username or password, please 

contact the Help Desk (519-452-4430 ext. 4357 or helpdeskfanshawec.ca). 

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Registration Information 

Certificate Programs 

1. In all Certificate Programs you may take either 

selected courses only or all required courses to 

achieve a Certificate/Diploma. 

2. Prerequisites are listed with each course 

description and you must complete these 

requirements prior to registration. It is your 

responsibility to ensure that you have the necessary 

prerequisites. If you are in doubt about any 

prerequisite, please call the Woodstock office at 

519-421-0144, or the Tillsonburg office at 519-842- 

9000 ext. 225. 

3. Courses will be taught at a level that presumes 

you have taken the prerequisite course. Those 

who are working to complete a Certificate/Diploma 

Program will be required to take any missing 

prerequisite courses if they intend to graduate. 

4. COURSE CREDITS may be granted for courses 

taken elsewhere. If you feel that you have equivalent 

courses, please obtain an Application for Course 

Credit at the Woodstock or Tillsonburg office. 

5. All graded courses can be taken on an audit 

basis. This means you do not write tests and exams, 

nor do you receive a grade or credit for the course. 

Forms declaring your audit status will be available 

on the first class night. This is for those who wish to 

take the course for general interest or content only. 

6. When you have completed all courses in a 

particular program please notify the Woodstock 

office that you are eligible for graduation. 

NOTE: Fanshawe College reserves the right to 

make changes to the information in this brochure 

without prior notice. The College reserves the right 

to cancel a program or course and to change the 

location and term in which these programs/courses 

are offered because of insufficient registrations or 

for other budgetary reasons. 

Five Ways to Register 

1. By Telephone 

Woodstock : 519-421-0144 

Tillsonburg: 519-842-9000 ext. 225 

2. By Fax 

Woodstock : 519-539-3870 

Tillsonburg: 519-842-6398 

3. By Mail 

Use the application form provided 

on the following page. 

4. In Person 

Woodstock: 

Mon - Thu 8:00am - 8:30pm 

Fri 8:00am - 4:30pm 

Tillsonburg: 

Mon - Thu 8:30am - 8:30pm 

Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm 

5. Online 

www.fanshawec.ca/ce 

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Alumni 

Alumni (graduates of certificate or diploma 

programs) are eligible for a 10% discount on 

courses listed in the CE course guide, to a maximum 

of $50 per registration. Get your Alumni PERKS card 

today, call 519-452-4285. 

Audit Status 

Students who register in a graded course but do not 

wish to complete assignments, write tests or exams, 

or receive a grade, must declare their audit status to 

their instructor the first night of class and complete 

the appropriate form. 

Course Cancellation 

Full refunds will be issued if the College cancels 

a course or workshop because of insufficient 

registrations. 

Course Prerequisites 

Prerequisites are listed with each course description 

and you must complete these requirements prior to 

registration. Course credit may be granted based on 

education and/or training. 

Course Fees/Income Tax 

Course fee payments can be made by cash, cheque, 

money order, Visa, MasterCard or Interac. Tuition 

fees may be tax deductible. T2202A Tax forms may 

be printed from WebAdvisor (www.fanshawec. 

ca.EN.WebAdvisor/default.ca) for eligible course 

fees in February of the next year. Tax forms will 

not be mailed. Please ensure we have your current 

email address. 

Late Registration 

Registrations may be accepted up to the start of the 

second class for most courses. 

Financial Assistance 

If you register in a Ministry approved credit course, 

diploma or certificate program, financial assistance 

may be available to those who qualify. Inquire at 

the Financial Aid Office, 519-452-4280 concerning 

Canada Student Loan, Ontario Special Bursary and 

Fanshawe College Student Assistance Bursary. If 

registered in a credit course not eligible for any 

other financial assistance funding, you may be 

eligible for a CE Bursary (limited funds available). 

Students with Disabilities 

The office of Services for Students with Disabilities 

is available to consult with students who require 

academic accommodations as a result of a 

disability. Call 519-452-4282 for more information. 

Student Withdrawal 

Upon written request, a student in a graded course 

may withdraw from the course without academic 

penalty by a deadline date representing 70% of the 

course duration. For courses 12 hours or less in 

length, the student must withdraw one week prior 

to the start date. The student’s academic transcript 

will display a “W” grade for the course. Forward 

requests to the Continuing Education office. Failure 

to withdraw before this date will result in a “F” 

grade. 

Textbooks 

Woodstock Students: Textbooks will be available 

for purchase the first class night of your course. If 

students are not at first class the student should get 

the text from the Continuing Education office during 

regular office hours. You can also purchase your 

textbooks online at http://fanshawe.bookware300.ca 

Tillsonburg Students: Contact the office (519) 842- 

9000 ext. 225 for textbook purchases. 

Transcripts 

Students can view final course marks for graded 

courses on WebAdvisor, through the Fanshawe 

College web site. For help with logging on to this 

site please call the student helpdesk at 519-452- 

4478. Students who require a formal transcript may 

request it in writing or in person through the Office 

of the Registrar at 519-452-4277. 

Postponed Classes Due To 

Weather 

In the event of inclement weather, postponement of 

classes will be announced on local radio stations 

(101.3, 103.9, 104.7) after 4PM. 

Waiting Lists 

If you apply for a course which is filled, ask to have 

your name added to the waiting list. If a vacancy 

occurs or if an additional class is scheduled you will 

be contacted. 

Refund Policy 

1. Upon request, a student will be issued a partial refund if he/she withdraws from a course no 

later than the refund deadline. The refund will be less an administration charge plus tax where 

applicable. 

2. Administration fee is $26.50 ($23 non-refundable fee + $3.50 refundable copyright fee) 

+ applicable taxes for non-graded courses and $35.50 ($32 non-refundable fee + $3.50 

refundable copyright fee) for graded courses. 

3. Full refunds will be issued for courses cancelled by the College. 

4. There will be no refunds for courses with fees of $23 or less. 

5. Short courses, workshops, computer and on-line distance learning, and self-study courses 

have specific deadlines for refunds, typically seven days before the start of the first 

scheduled class. Please note the symbol associated with each course to determine which 

withdrawal date is applicable. 


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Registration Methods 

BY PHONE 

Call us at 519-421-0144 (Woodstock) or 519-842- 

9000 (Tillsonburg). 

BY FAX 

Complete the registration form below and fax to 

Fanshawe College 

at 519-539-3870 (Woodstock) or 519-842-6398 

(Tillsonburg). Be sure to include your credit card 

number. 

BY MAIL 

Complete the registration form below and mail to 

either Tillsonburg or Woodstock campus with your 

cheque (payable to Fanshawe College). 

Registration Form 

Woodstock Campus 

Phone: 519-421-0144 

Fax: 519-539-3870 

Mail: Fanshawe College, 369 Finkle St. 

Woodstock, ON N4V 1A3 

Please ensure that we have your current information on file: 

Name: Student Number: 

Address: 

City: Province: Postal Code: 

Home Phone: Business Phone: 

COURSE CODE & 

SECTION NUMBER 

(eg. ACCT-1004-10WC) 

Method of Payment: 

Registrations will not be processed without full payment. 

Fees subject to HST as applicable. 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY 

The information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Ontario Colleges of Applied 

Room E1012, 1001 Fanshawe College Blvd., P.O. Box 7005, London, Ontario N5Y 5R6 (519-452-4277). 

IN PERSON 

Bring your completed registration form, along with 

payment to either the Woodstock or Tillsonburg 

locations. 

ONLINE 

NEW you can register online at fanshawec.ca/ 

ce. Visit fanshawec.ca/ce select your desired 

course(s), select REGISTER NOW, and then follow 

the registration confirmation and payment process. 

You will need to use a Visa or Mastercard number 

for payment. Registration on or past the start date 

of the course must be completed in person or over 

the phone (519) 421-0144 and eligibility will be 

determined on a case by case basis. If you have 

a Fanshawe College student number you may 

also register online through WebAdvisor (www. 

fanshawec.ca/web-advisor). 

(519) 421-0144 Woodstock 


COURSE NAME START DATE/TIME LOCATION 

(eg. Tillsonburg, Woodstock) 

Teaching Methods 

Blended 

Flexible delivery format that allows students 

to come to class every 2nd or 3rd week while 

covering online content in between class times. 

Student must attend the first class (schedule and 

content information will be discussed at that time). 

Internet access is required (available in Fanshawe 

College computer labs). 

FanshaweOnline (Online) and 

Ontario Learn (OTLN) 

Your course is completed online and you do 

not need to come in to the college, except for a 

possible final exam. Internet access and general 

computing skills are required to use the website 

and produce assignments. Some corporate 

networks may not be able to access the server 

due to internal security. For technical support call 

519-452-4478. 

Tillsonburg Centre 

Phone: 519-842-9000 ext. 225 

Fax: 519-842-6398 

Mail: Fanshawe College, 90 Tillson Ave. 

Tillsonburg, ON N4G 3A1 

TOTAL FEE 

YEAR 

Credit Card Number 

Card Holder's Name (please print) 

Card Holder's Signature 

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Index 

Academic & Career Entrance Certificate 13 

Academic Upgrading 13 

Accounting Certificate 4 

Addictions Fundamentals Certificate 7 

Air Brake Endorsement 2 

A Parent’s Guide to the Teenage Brain 2 

Applied Simply Accounting 4,6 

Assembly, Wrapping and Packaging 9 

Autism & Behavioural Science Graduate Certificate 7 

Basic Anatomy and Terminology 8,9 

Bookkeeping Certificate 4 

Business Law 4,5 

Business Microcomputer Applications 4,5,6,10 

CFC/HCFC/HFC 2 

Communications 13 

Computerized Billing 8 

Computers - A Starting Point 10 

Counselling - Theory and Practice 7 

Crisis Intervention 8 

Crisis Intervention - Declaration of Academic 

Achievement 

8 

Decontamination, Principles, Procedures and Practices 9 

Disinfection & Sterilization Concepts and Techniques 9 

Ethics and Professionalism 7 

Food Handler Certification 2 

Food Handler Recertification 2 

Food Preparation and Services 8 

Food Service Worker Certificate 8 

Fork Lift Truck Driver Training 2 

Foundations in Addictions 7 

Foundations of Personal Support 9 

Gas Metal Arc Welding Basic 11 

Gas Technician 3 (Certification) 11 

Gas Technician 3 - Level 1 11 

Gas Technician 3 - Level 2 11 

GED Preparation 13 

Golf Clinic 2 

Group Counselling Theory and Practice 7 

Health and Safety 11 

Health Assessment 2 


Assistant Certificate 

8 

Heritage Quilting 2 

Home Alone 2 

Hors d'Oeuvres for Entertaining 2 

How does it work? 13 

Human Development 7 

Human Relations 9 

Human Resources Management Certificate 5 

Identification, Care and Handling of Instrumentation 9 

Industrial Management (Supervisory Skills for Managers) Certificate 11 

Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder 7 

Intro to Business Processes 4,5,11 

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iPad Training 101 3,10 

Labour and Employment Law 5 

Leadership Development Series Certificate 6 

Market Fresh Cooking 2 

Master Planning of Resources 11 

Mathematics Fundamentals 13 

Medical Transcription 8 

Microbiology & Infection Control 9 

Microsoft Access Level 1 10 

Microsoft Excel Level 1 10 

Microsoft Excel Level 2 10 

Microsoft Office Essentials 8 

Microsoft Word Level 1 10 

Occupational Health & Safety Certificate 6 

Office Administration Certificate 6 

Office Procedures for Today’s Business World 6 

Organizational Skills 8 

Payroll Administration 4,5 

Performance Management 6 

Personal Support Worker Certificate 9 

Pharmacology for PSWs 2 

Photoshop Elements 10 

Principles of Accounting I 4,5,6 

Principles of Human Resources Management 5,6,10 

Private Investigator Training 3 

Processing Physicians Orders 9 

Product & Inventory Management (CPIM) 11 

Professional Communication 9 

Professional Make-Up Skills 3 

Project Management Certificate 10 

Project Management 10, 11 

Recruitment and Selection 5 

Red Cross Standard First Aid 3 

Retirement Planning 3 

Safety Administration 6 

Self & Others for PSW 9 

Skills for Managing People 5 

Smart Serve 3 

Social Media Boot Camp 3, 10 

Spanish for Travellers 3 

Special Diets 8 

Sterile Processing Certificate 9 

Sterile Storage, Inventory Control and Management of Resources 9 

Victimization 8 

Welding for Women 3 

Welding Techniques Certificate 11 

Woodstock Fanshawe Singers 3

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