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Northern Lakes College 2012–2013 Calendar Survey Theory & Calculations Certificate Program • Part-time Survey Theory & Calculations Locations Available anywhere Program Dates Continuous Intake (Students must complete the program within three years of commencement date. Students have a maximum of three months to complete each course.) Program Description The Survey Theory and Calculations Program provides the theory of surveying and survey calculations. The program is intended to provide anyone working on a survey crew with the knowledge and calculation skills required for advancement. The program is comprised of nine core courses and one of the optional courses. All courses are delivered by distance and can be taken at any time at any location. Employment Opportunities Graduates of the Survey Theory and Calculations Program have an excellent record of advancement in the Survey field. Further Education & Training Options Not applicable Entrance Requirements Applicant must be currently employed in the survey field or have at least 4 months prior survey experience and the application must be accompanied by a letter from an employer verifying employment. Fees Please refer to the College website for current fees or call 1-866-652-3456 for the latest information on fees for the upcoming year. All tuition and fees are subject to change. For descriptions of the types of fees, see the Fees, Student Funding and Finances section of this calendar. The fees for each course are payable prior to each package being made available to the student. Mode of Delivery Moodle for instructional videos and tutorial assistance. Upon successful completion of the review exercise for each course, an exam is written through a designated invigilator. For description of modes of delivery please see page 18. Program of Study Each of the courses is worth 2 credits. SURV0100 SURV0101 SURV0102 SURV0103 SURV0104 SURV0105 SURV0106 SURV0109 SURV0110 SURV0111 SURV0117 SURV0118 Levelling and Grading Angles and Azimuths Measuring and Calculating Survey & Mapping Systems Basic Trigonometry and Applications Traverse and Inverse Calculations Boundary Surveys Oilfield Surveys (Option) Areas and Volumes (Option) GPS for Surveyors (Option) Curve Calculations Intersections Full course descriptions start on page 68 Hours and Credits Completion of 18 core credits and 2 option credits are required for completion of this program. Total Program Hours for completion: ........................... 300 Total Program Credits for completion: ............................ 20 Program Advisor & Contact Person Margaret Cifranic, Administrator ................ 780-751-3360 60 For more information call toll-free 1-866-652-3456
Northern Lakes College 2012–2013 Calendar Trades – Apprenticeship Certificate Programs • Full-time In order to meet the demand for Tradespersons in Alberta, Northern Lakes College is pleased to offer several Journeyman programs. Crane and Hoisting Equipment Operator (Boom Truck), Carpenter, Electrician, and Welder are currently being offered and we hope to expand into other Trades. Apprenticeship Programs Apprenticeship is an option for an individual to become a Journeyman while maintaining employment and income. A registered apprentice can expect to gain 80% of the skills and knowledge from their Journeyman in the field and 20% of their skills and knowledge in the classroom. Apprentices get a pay increase with each period completed. In order to enter an apprenticeship program, students must be employed with an approved employer (have a certified Journeyman able to supervise the work), meet the academic requirements for the specific trade, and be registered with Apprenticeship & Industry Training. Upon completion of the required number of on-the-job hours within each period (varies depending on the trade), apprentices attend technical training to gain additional skills and theory. Apprenticeship programs provide students with the skills and theory necessary to write the Apprenticeship Exams set by the Government of Alberta. Apprenticeship programs vary in length and may last from 1 to 4 years. Upon completion of the requirements for the trade, Apprentices graduate to become Journeymen. Crane & Hoisting Equipment Operator (Boom Truck): • Single period Electrician: • First Period • Second Period • Third Period • Fourth Period Carpenter: • First Period • Second Period • Third Period • Fourth Period Welder: • First Period • Second Period • Third Period Trades - Apprenticeship Northern Lakes College is currently pursuing other apprenticeship programs for a variety of Trades. Employers and potential apprentices are encouraged to contact the College about possible apprenticeship training opportunities. Program Dates and Locations The College will be offering the following periods of Apprenticeship programs in 2012-2013 academic year. Specific locations and dates are not available at the time of publication. For current information, applicants are encouraged to call the College at 1-866-652-3456 or visit the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training website, www.tradesecrets.gov.ab.ca. Or visit us online at www.northernlakescollege.ca 61
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