Winter 2020 College of the Rockies Continuing Education Guide - Cranbrook / Kimberley by College of the Rockies

CONTINUING ED U C ATI O N CRANBROOK | KIMBERLEY | JANUARY - APRIL 2020

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SOLAR PV DESIGN AND INSTALLATION This hands on course includes: • Electrical basics • The science of solar and how it works • System components; inverters, charge controllers, batteries and monitoring • Wire sizing, system bonding and grounding • Mechanical attachments; including roof, pole and ground mount • Site evaluations • The business of Solar • Workplace Safety See page page 8 for more information

CONTINUING EDUCATION FULL TIME, PART TIME AND EVENING CLASSES

CRANBROOK | KIMBERLEY | JANUARY - APRIL 2020 BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TRAINING 10-16

RESOURCE SECTOR TRAINING

Business Computers Lean programs

13-16 10-12 13

CUSTOM TRAINING SERVICES

8 8 9 9

SAFETY

3-4

FIRST AID AND SAFETY

1-4

SPECIALIZED TRAINING

6-7

First Aid Safety

1-2 3-4

6 7

FIRE TRAINING

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

GENERAL INTEREST

21-30

Arts and Creativity Esthetics Health and Wellness History Languages Lost Skills and Art Forms Outdoors Photography Writing

22 22 23-25 26 26 27 29-30 28 28-29

ONLINE COURSES

18-20

Haul Truck Operator Program Solar PV Design and Installation Spill Response Due Diligences Wildlife Survey Methods

Birth Doula Studies Special Event Planning

CREDITS 5

Environmental Operators Certificate Program BC Housing Licensing and Consumer Services

5 5

TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY 17 Transportation 4

Air Brakes

Please note the information in this guide is subject to change.

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Cranbrook | Kimberley 250-489-8242 cotr.ca/ConEd

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FIRST AID AND SAFETY FIRST AID Occupational First Aid Level 1 When accidents happen, you need to be able to handle the situation. This seven-hour program will equip you with emergency skills needed to stabilize an injured person until trained help arrives. Areas covered include bleeding control, CPR and AED, and conscious and unconscious choking. Course fee includes the book. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate that is valid for three years. Note: Must bring photo ID. CR CR CR CR KI CR CR CR KI CR CR

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Transportation Endorsement As a compliment to the WorkSafeBC OFA Level 1 certificate, this course meets the needs of those responsible for transporting injured workers to medical aid from more remote settings (greater than 20 minutes transport time). Prerequisite: Current WorkSafeBC OFA Level 1 or equivalent. Please review the WorkSafeBC regulations on equivalent certifications or contact your local campus to confirm if you have the correct prerequisite. CR | Saturday | January 25 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm L. Arkhanguelski | $125 | PVHE-301 CR | Saturday | April 18 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm C. Martyniuk | $125 | PVHE-301

KI = Kimberley Campus

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Emergency Medical Responder The EMR course is for BC Occupational First Aid Level 3 attendants who wish to upgrade their skills to become an EMR attendant for the ambulance service and prepares the candidate for the provincial examination. This course meets the NOCP guidelines as set out by the Paramedics Association of Canada. Note that most employers in the North are asking for minimum of EMR. Note: You must pick up books from your local campus and complete pre-course work before the first day of class. Prerequisites: Candidates must be 19 years of age, hold a valid OFA Level 3 certificate or equivalent, preferably issued within the previous six months. CR | Monday to Saturday | April 20 to 25 | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | K. McKay | $895 + textbook | PVHE-315

Red Cross CPR-C This course on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) provides the skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children and babies. Course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards, and includes the latest CPR guidelines and training in the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). CR | Tuesday and Thursday | January 28 and 30 | 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm | L. Arkhanguelski | $125 | PVHE-210 CR | Saturday | March 14 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm | C. Martyniuk | $125 | PVHE-210

Red Cross CPR-C Recertification If you require Canadian Red Cross CPR-C retraining, this is exactly what you need. The Canadian Red Cross recommends CPR retraining every three years so your emergency response skills are fresh and up-to-date. Note: Students must bring to class photo ID and a valid CPR-C certificate to recertify. CR | Friday | January 17 | 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm | C. Martyniuk | $60 | PVHE-108

Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) Basic Life Support (BLS) is an important step in the survival of a person who suffers a cardiac arrest incident. The Canadian Red Cross BLS course is designed for in-facility and pre-hospital care providers, to build participant confidence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills and provide the important steps to perform a rapid assessment, perform Basic Life Support (BLS) skills, rapid defibrillation, as well as oxygen therapy and airway management. Certificate is valid for one year (digital certificate issued upon successful completion). CR | Saturday | February 1 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm | C. Martyniuk | $125 | PVHE-140

St. John Standard for Industry Designed for industry, oil patch workers, nursing students, health care professionals and general public requiring Standard First Aid certification OFA Level 1 Equivalent, this dual certificate prepares you to offer first aid at the scene of an accident without special equipment and professional medical help. Successful completion provides you with both a St. John Standard First Aid OFA Level 1 equivalent, along with CPR-C with AED valid for three years. This course meets first aid requirements for WorkSafeBC Occupational First Aid Level 1, Canada Labour Code, Standard First Aid and Emergency First Aid - Community Care. CR | Tuesday and Wednesday | April 21 and 22 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm | J. Hebert | $249 | PVHE-122

Mental Health First Aid Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trained employees will be equipped to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health issues and provide help to a person developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis, including those related to substance use. The course will also work on reducing the stigma around mental illness and create mental wellness within the workplace. Participants receive a handbook, an MHFA certificate and are registered as a Mental Health First Aid Responder with the Mental Health Commission of Canada. CR | Monday and Tuesday | March 23 and 24 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | J. Lockhart | $249 | PVHE-228 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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SAFETY Basic Fall Protection This eight-hour course includes theory and practical application exercises to introduce the student to standards for fall protection which meet or exceed both Alberta and BC Occupational Health and Safety standards. This program teaches all core concepts of fall protection from a regulatory and standards perspective including: fall protection requirements for workers and employers, hierarchy of fall protection, methods of hazard identification, examining various fall protection and fall arrest systems, equipment care and maintenance and understanding the ABCs of a personal fall protection system. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of anchorages, body support and connectors, as well as an introduction to rescue basics, including self-rescue and assisted rescue. CR | Saturday | February 29 | 8:00 am – 4:30 pm | A. Dresser | $249 | PVHE-517 CR | Saturday | May 2 | 8:00 am – 4:30 pm | A. Dresser | $249 | PVHE-517

Confined Space Awareness This theory and practical course includes Part 9 of WSBC Health and Safety Regulations. It covers hazards of confined space, confined space identification, preparation for entry, working in confined spaces, hazard classification, control measures, documentation and legislative requirements regarding worker responsibilities. Certificate is valid for three years. CR | Monday | March 30 | 8:00 am – 4:30 pm | R. Forget | $249 | PVHE-508

H2S Alive H2S Alive meets the minimum standard in the Oil and Gas industry for H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide) training. This program is intended for people who may potentially be exposed to work environments where H2S may be present. Certification through Energy Safety Canada is valid for three years. Note: Must bring photo ID. KI | Monday | March 16 | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm J. Hebert | $249 | PVHE-150

WHMIS Online Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System training to meet the Federal Hazardous Products Act requirements for handling hazardous materials in the workplace. ON | Ongoing | $29 | PVHE-700

TDG Online Required by Transport Canada if you are transporting dangerous goods, this course includes shipping documentation, labels and packaging, driver documentation and information regarding an accident or emergency. TDG is delivered online and can be taken at your convenience. Face-to-face training options are also available for your business! TDG Certificate is valid for three years. ON | Ongoing | $39 | PVHE-701 KI = Kimberley Campus

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S100/S185 This course was developed by BC Forest Service Protection Branch and is facilitated by a certified instructor. Examines fire behaviour, fire line safety, tools and equipment, fundamentals of fire suppression and water delivery using portable pumps and gravity systems. All workers fighting fires must be trained and then retrained annually in S100. Students will demonstrate an understanding of fire behaviour fire line safety, tools and equipment, fundamentals of fire suppression and water delivery using portable pumps and gravity systems. CR | Monday and Tuesday | May 4 and 5 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | J. Macaulay | $249 | PVSS-101

Chainsaw Operator Course Learn the basics of chainsaw operation, safety and maintenance. This two-day course covers the proper safety gear needed, safe work procedures, daily maintenance of chainsaw and/or brush saw, small diameter tree falling, bucking and limbing, cleaning and inspection of saw, minor troubleshooting and chain filing. Come prepared to use equipment. Theory and field exams will be conducted. Certification provided with successful completion of course. Chainsaws and all equipment are supplied. Note: Students must dress for the weather and wear safety-approved boots. CR | Thursday and Friday | May 7 and 8 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | M. Jonsson | $369 | PVIN-692

Forklift Certification Course includes certification by IVES Training. Covers Labour Canada and BC OH&S Regulations, elements of a professional operator, inspection and safety checks, proper and safe refueling, pallet safety, manoeuvering techniques, stability triangle, safe operating principles, ramp and dock operations, and injury assessment. Certificate is valid for three years. Note: Safety boots required. CR | Saturday | April 4 | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm R. Currie | $249 | PVHE-647

TRANSPORTATION Air Brakes This course is a comprehensive study of commercial vehicle air brake systems and a presentation of pretrip inspection and brake adjustment to prepare for the Motor Vehicle Branch Air Endorsement exam. This 20-hour course requires a valid BC Driver’s License (you may also take this course with a learner’s license). CR | Friday to Sunday | April 17 to 19 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm (Friday) and 8:00 am – 4:30 pm (Saturday and Sunday) C. Pitney | $295 | PVIN-131

CR = Cranbrook Campus

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDITS Stay current in your profession by maintaining your certification with professional development credits earned through College of the Rockies and Workplace Training courses.

ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATORS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM (EOCP) Continuing Education Units (CEU)

The following College of the Rockies courses are approved for CEU credits with the EOCP: EOCP Course Number

Course Name

CEU’s

1226374

OFA 1

0.60

1226386

OFA Transportation Endorsement

0.60

1226375

OFA 3

6.00

1226381

H2S Alive

0.60

1226382

Counterbalance Forklift

0.60

BC HOUSING LICENSING AND CONSUMER SERVICES Continuing Professional Development (CPD) The following College of the Rockies courses are approved for CPD points with BC Housing and Consumer Services: Course Name

CPD Group A Points

CPD Group B Points

Basic Bookkeeping

Basic Fall Protection

Confined Space Awareness

Construction Safety Training System (CSTS)

Forklift Certification

Hoisting and Rigging Safety

Occupational Health/Safety Pt 1

Occupational Health/Safety Pt 2

Rough Terrain Forklift

Sage 50 Accounting

Skid Steer

WHMIS

0 KI = Kimberley Campus

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SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Birth Doula Studies Program – Online + Practicum The demand for professionally trained birth doulas is increasing. Parents are recognizing the benefits of having an educated and supportive professional at their side during the childbirth process. Whether you have a passion for supporting families or wish to use this is as a stepping stone to explore other perinatal professions, the Birth Doula Studies Program is the perfect choice! Online theory for 12 weeks is the starting foundation of the program and covers three course modules: • The Doula as a Holistic Birth Practitioner • The Doula During Childbirth • The Baby and The Business and You Practicum components take place (up to six months and one year from the program start date) and are designed to supplement the knowledge gained from the online course modules. Practicum components also add experiential learning necessary for starting a career as a Birth Doula. Minimum age of 18 years old is a requirement to do the practicum components. Credential earned upon successful completion: College of the Rockies, Birth Doula Studies Program Certificate of Achievement (Continuing Education). For detailed information about the program: Email kimberley@cotr.bc.ca or visit cotr.ca/doula KI | February 3 to April 24 | 12 weeks plus practicum | C. Shultz | $649 | PVPS-260 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Special Event Planning Program – Online Take this opportunity to enter the exciting, fast-paced world of special event planning! If you are currently planning special events within your job, or if you are interested in entering the field of special event planning, this program is a fantastic option to take as a professional development opportunity or to expand your career skills. Become familiar with the theory behind the many aspects of event planning and find out how to apply the theory in a practical setting through event simulations. This 12-week program is fully online and introduces the planning, organizing, delivering and evaluating of special events through four course modules: • Best Practices in Event Management • Event Coordination • Event Marketing • Risk Management and Evaluation Credential earned upon successful completion: College of the Rockies, Special Event Planning Program Certificate of Achievement (Continuing Education). For detailed information about the program: Email kimberley@cotr.bc.ca or visit cotr.ca/sepac KI | February 3 to April 24 | 12 weeks | 96 hours | E. Wilkins | $795 | PVBM-1200 KI = Kimberley Campus

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RESOURCE SECTOR TRAINING

Haul Truck Operator Program This four-week program offers an introduction to safe and efficient operation of a haul truck in a surface mining or oil sands site. Haul truck operators are in demand in mines across Canada, including the Alberta oil sands. Haul truck operator is the common entry-level job in a mine site. Utilizing state-of-the-art motion-based simulators, classroom-led and online modules include safety and operating procedures, warning systems and protocols, assessing and reacting to alarms, emergency scenarios, walk-around inspections and cab controls, start-up, shutdown, braking, steering, tire care, dumping and loading procedures. Our program uses simulators for both Komatsu and Caterpillar haul trucks, which are most commonly used in large surface pit operations in Canada. The program includes instruction in the following safety tickets: Mine Supervisor Certificate (Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in BC), Standard First Aid for Industry (two-day), WHMIS and Construction Safety Training System (CSTS). Prerequisites: Age 18, Grade 12 or equivalent, valid Class 5 Driver’s License, declaration of physical ability to climb a ladder and informational conversation with HTO lead instructor. Location: Classroom-based in Fernie Dates: January 27 to February 21 | March 23 to April 17 (2 stats) To learn more contact: Fernie: 250-423-4691 x 5104 | Email: HaulTruckFernie@cotr.bc.ca

Solar PV Design and Installation This five-day Solar PV Design and Installation course provides a thorough understanding of the unique aspects of Solar PV systems design and installation. It covers the importance of system sizing, component selection, as well as good design and installation practices. This hands-on course includes: • The science of solar energy and how it works • Electrical basics, system components, inverters • Mechanical attachments including roof, charge controllers, batteries, monitoring pole and ground mount • Wire sizing, system bonding and grounding • Site evaluations • The business of solar energy • Workplace safety To register go to solarinstitute.ca or if you have questions call 1-866-804-4625. CR | Monday to Friday | April 27 to May 1 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | M. Borsato | $1745 + GST CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Spill Response: Due Diligence Certification Spill Response - Due Diligence Certification (SRDD) is an applied, field-based course focusing on inland and freshwater applications and conditions. The SRDD provides course participants with the skills, knowledge, and abilities to confidently and effectively prevent and, if needed, respond to and manage a potential spill on a job site. The SRDD is recognized by BC Ministry of Environment as an essential “due diligence” training course for anyone responding to an incident involving petroleum hydrocarbons. The SRDD course complies with WorkSafeBC requirements to meet the standards that will ensure adequate trainee knowledge to assess and respond in a safe and responsible way. This two-day course includes both classroom theory and field-based exercises. The SRDD course reviews the following: • Types of assessments • Legal issues • Fate and effects of spilled product • Training in fuel transport • Storage and dispensing

• Review of standards for response organization • Advanced site sampling • Cleanup • Disposal • Treatment

CR | April 2020 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | $750 | PVNR-225

Wildlife Survey Methods Wildlife Survey Field Methods (WSFM) is an applied three-day course that provides an introduction and overview for nine ground-based and five aerial-based wildlife survey methods. Using classroom instruction, demonstrations and field exercises, participants learn to conduct ground-based surveys using direct observation of individuals and measurement of animal sign such as scat and tracks. The aerial surveys are confined to classroom instruction only. Survey methods introduced are Resources Information Standards Committee (RISC) protocols, but also include methods not included in the RISC library (e.g. camera traps, basic reading of tracks, scat and sign). Course material is currently targeted on the large ungulates and carnivores of BC. Survey Methods introduced includes: • Ground-based surveys • Encounter surveys • Spotlight survey • Ground counts at seasonal concentrations • Camera trap station • Pellet group counts • Tracks and sign • Snow track surveys

• Hair capture station • Den surveys • Aerial surveys • Encounter surveys • Fixed-width surveys • Total counts • Mark-recapture-resight • Aerial snow tracking

CR | April 2020 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | $950 | PVNR-302 KI = Kimberley Campus

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BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TRAINING

COMPUTERS MS Excel Bundle Take the complete MS Excel bundle at a discounted rate. Enhance your skills by taking all three levels of MS Excel. These courses promise to take your skills to the next level and make your everyday Excel work a breeze. Successful students will receive a College of the Rockies Certificate of Achievement. CR | Tuesday and Thursdays | March 10 to 26 | 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | S. Bonham | $275 | PVBM-509

MS Excel Level 1 Explore the basics of Excel and find out how to set up spreadsheets and use formulas, graphs and database features. This course also covers simple functions, basic formatting techniques and printing. Students will also be shown how to create and modify charts and learn how to manage large workbooks. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers and Windows and File Management or equivalent. CR | Tuesday and Thursday | March 10 and 12 | 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | S. Bonham | $109 | PVBM-506

MS Excel Level 2 Formulas and functions are what make Excel spreadsheets so useful. Learn how to use more than just basic “SUM” functions and build on the skills and concepts taught in MS Excel Level 1. Learn advanced functions like absolute cell references, “IF” functions, “WHAT-IF” questions and “GOAL SEEK” to analyze how to meet a desired target. This course will also explore the more advanced features of working with data charts. Prerequisite: MS Excel Level 1 or equivalent. CR | Tuesday and Thursday | March 17 and 19 | 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | S. Bonham | $109 | PVBM-507

MS Excel Level 3 Incorporated into the course are advanced spreadsheet formatting, advanced formulas and creating and using templates. Learn advanced functions such as macros, pivot tables, lookup functions and goal seeking. Prerequisite: MS Excel Level 2 or equivalent. CR | Tuesday and Thursday | March 24 and 26 | 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | S. Bonham | $109 | PVBM-508 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Introduction to MS Office Microsoft Office offers many different programs that you can use to simplify your life, not just your work! Each of these different topics can increase your efficiency, accuracy, and productivity if you know how to use them. Get your feet wet with each program by discovering some main features that can allow you to stay on top of this leading productivity software. Topics include: Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, OneNote and OneDrive. CR | Monday and Wednesdays | February 3 to 12 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | L. Rodriguez | $183 + GST GIBM-602

Outlook for Time Management Microsoft Outlook as a time management tool is often overlooked. Tap into the potential of this powerful software to do more than email. In this course, you will discover how Outlook can be used for scheduling, shared calendars, managing contacts, to-do lists and tasks, as well as meeting planners. If the only thing you are using Outlook for is email, you are using only five percent of what the software can do. CR | Wednesday | February 26 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | N. Jung | $49 + GST | GIBM-253

Custom Computer Training This course is excellent for individuals looking for computer training that is tailored specifically to their needs. Training can include Basic File Management, Word, Excel, Power Point, Templates, MAC computer software and more. Our instructor will contact you to assess your skill level, discuss your individual needs and arrange a time that is convenient with your schedule. Call or email us to book your session! For $189 you will receive three hours of private instruction. Call 250-489-8242 or email cranbrookCE@cotr.bc.ca. KI = Kimberley Campus

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iGadgets Do you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch? Get the most out of your device with this course that will teach you new functions, applications and answer all your ‘i’ questions. Time will be divided equally between instructor lead learning and student driven tutorial time. Please have the latest iOS installed on your device and be sure your device is fully charged. CR | Wednesday | January 22 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | J. Lockhart | $49 + GST | GIBM-101

iGadgets 2 – dive in a little more Do you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch? Come dive in a little more into understanding the basics of your device, plus get to know the apps that come pre-loaded on your device. Time will be split between instructor lead and student driven time. Please have the latest iOS installed on your device and be sure your device is fully charged. Prerequisite: iGadgets - getting the most out of yours. CR | Wednesday | January 29 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | J. Lockhart | $49 + GST | GIBM-996

NEW! Introduction to GIS Level 1 Having an understanding of Geographic Information System software opens opportunities for careers in forestry, government and the entire geomatics industry. An experienced instructor will help you gain basic skills in operating GIS software by gathering, analyzing and manipulating data related to the earth’s surface over four weeks. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills. CR | Wednesdays | March 4 to 25 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | N. Jung | $229 | PVBM-111 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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BUSINESS Lean White Belt Certification Training – Lean Awareness This one-day course aims to provide participants with a basic introduction and awareness to Lean Thinking and the benefits to both participants and the organization through the successful implementation of Lean principles. This program helps to educate and involve all participants in their organization’s efforts to improve process efficiencies, save money and eliminate waste. The program is an excellent way to train/inform large numbers of staff or individuals as part of an awareness initiative for Lean implementation. Lean practices will improve labour productivity, production capacity and improve profit margins. Lean also improves communication, breaks down barriers and silos, increases transparency and empowers employees. CR | Monday | January 27 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | Develop Consulting | $400 | PVBM-1035

Lean Yellow Belt Certification Training – Introduction to Lean This two-day program provides participants with an overview of the basic principles of Lean Thinking and outlines the essential Lean tools and practices that can be applied within and organization to increase service quality and efficiency, improve both customer and provider satisfaction and reduce waste. It aims to create not only a basic level of Lean awareness, but also an understanding of the benefits that can be achieved by following Lean best practices. Incorporating Lean practices will improve labour productivity, production capacity and improve profit margins. Lean also improves communication, breaks down barriers and silos, increases transparency and empowers employees. FE | Tuesday and Wednesday | January 28 and 29 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | Develop Consulting | $750 PVBM-1036 KI = Kimberley Campus

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Project Management Fundamentals Did you know that the Project Management Professional (PMP) designation is one of the most internationally recognized credentials? Take your first step towards your own PMP designation with Dr. Dale Christenson’s two-day Project Management Fundamentals course. The introductory course enables new project managers and project team members to deliver successful projects on time, on budget and within scope. You will maximize your time in this course by having the option of working on components of your own project or a real life case study that is provided. This course will give you further immediate returns on your learning investment by providing you with a detailed work book and project templates to take home. You will learn about project management from ‘concept to cash’ or from the initial contemplation of a project to the realization of its benefits after successful implementation. Lastly, you will have access for two full days to an expert in project management that welcomes any question about project management or your particular project issues. Learning Outcomes: At the end of the course, participants will be able to: • Identify and select projects • Establish a project framework to complete the project • Develop a project charter • Develop a project plan • Develop a communication plan • Identify project risk and mitigation strategies • Manage routine projects • Appreciate the human impact of the project CR | Monday and Tuesday | May 11 and 12 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm | D. Christenson | $779 | PVBM-126

Leaders of Tomorrow The role of a leader has changed over the years moving from a “command and control” environment to one that is more collaborative and flexible. Creating workplaces that inspire employees to shape and take ownership of their roles provides for engagement and meaningful purpose in achieving company goals. This workshop will help new leaders transition into their role, understand the importance of building a team, create a productive and engaging workplace and the value of employee retention. Learning Outcomes: • Defining leadership responsibilities • Transitioning to a leadership role • Understanding accountability in the workplace • Creating conditions to engage and retain employees CR | Wednesday | January 29 | 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm | J. Godsave | $49 + GST | GIBM-250 CR | Wednesday | February 26 | 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm | J. Godsave | $49 + GST | GIBM-250 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Rock Star Presentations Do you wish you were a better Presenter? With your own personal coach and some practice, YOU CAN BE! You’ll partner with Presentation Skills Coach, Julie Godsave, to explore what’s holding you back and work together to achieve your goals. From designing effective presentations to delivering with confidence and managing nerves, you’ll work one on one to unleash your inner Presenter! Call or email us today to book your class! For $599 + GST you will receive three private sessions, each of which is one and one-half hours long.

Conflict Skills for the Workplace Conflict is a natural part of our lives. How you communicate can greatly affect how conflict is perceived by others and resolved. These skills are not something people are born with, they are developed. The basics of communication and conflict, tools, strategies and styles are all covered with hands-on exercises to put what is learned into practice. Having great communication and conflict resolution skills improves your work life, reducing stress with management, coworkers and the public. CR | Wednesday | February 12 | 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm | J. Cale | $79 + GST | GIPD-1106

Work-Life Harmony Most of us aim to have a good balance between a busy working life and an enjoyable personal life that allows time for relationships, activities and interests outside of work; however, at times it seems that this balance is impossible to maintain, causing an increase in stress and often a decrease in productivity. In this workshop, we’ll introduce the concept of harmony over balance and how we can integrate work and life to achieve our goals for each. CR | Wednesday | January 22 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | J. Godsave | $99 + GST | GIPD-170 CR | Wednesday | February 19 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | J. Godsave | $99 + GST | GIPD-170 KI = Kimberley Campus

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NEW FOR 2020! SUMMIT LEADERSHIP SERIES Explore. Inspire. Elevate. Explore your potential and learn how to inspire, challenge and support your team to achieve peak performance and transform your organization. Coaching, integrity and emotional intelligence (EI) are critical skills to being successful when leading teams in today’s organizational landscape. Learn how to manage your own emotions and actions while recognizing key behaviours and emotions of those around you. This 36-hour program includes three levels: Peaks One, Two and Three. The Summit Leadership Series can be held over an entire week or customized over several to accommodate your organization’s scheduling needs.

PEAK ONE

Exploring Your Potential (12 hours) • What Kind of Leader Are You? • Leading with Emotional Intelligence • Leading with Fairness • Communication is Key

PEAK TWO

Teams, Projects and Coaching for Performance (12 hours) • Guiding Principles, Collaboration, Culture and Vision • Leading Projects and Managing Risk • Difficult Conversations and the Art of Negotiation • Leading an Inclusive Workplace

PEAK THREE

Leadership for Change, Growth and Quality (12 hours) • Strategic Leadership • Change Management • Beyond Compliance: Meeting Standards and Milestones • Leading Forward: Leadership for Growth

$1295 | Full program (36 hours) $495 | Each Peak Level (12 hours) Course dates coming in February 2020. Call for more information or to schedule for your organization. CR = Cranbrook Campus

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TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY

FoodSafe Level 1 A food handling, sanitation and work safety course designed for food service establishment operators and front line food service workers such as cooks, servers, bussers, dishwashers and deli workers. This eight-hour course covers important food safety and worker safety information including food borne illness, receiving and storing food, preparing food, serving food, cleaning and sanitizing. Course fee includes the book and certificate which is valid for five years. Exams can be pre-ordered in languages other than English. Please contact us for more information. Note: Please bring your identification to class. KI | Monday | January 20 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | J. St. Jean | $125 | PVPS-101 CR | Saturday | February 29 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | J. St. Jean | $125 | PVPS-101 CR | Saturday | April 18 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm | J. St. Jean | $125 | PVPS-101

Food Safety for Food Handlers Online Food Safety for Food Handlers is the online equivalent to FoodSafe Level 1. Complete all your coursework online with a user-friendly website that provides practice questions and real-life scenarios. You can register and begin this course any time. This multimedia training is available 24/7 and you can complete it from anywhere equipped with a tablet or computer (Windows, Mac, Apple), high-speed internet connection and modern web browser. The course takes approximately six hours to complete and once you have started, you have 30 days to study and write your exam. Students are required to complete the final exam at one of our campuses for a fee of $40. ON | Ongoing | $85 + $40 Exam Fee | PVPS-109 KI = Kimberley Campus

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ONLINE COURSES UGotClass Online Courses â&#x20AC;&#x153;Skills for the 21st Centuryâ&#x20AC;? The Continuing Education department is offering a selection of courses in partnership with Learning Resource Network (LERN). LERN is an international education association serving thousands of students in continuing education. Online learning ... at your fingertips ... on your schedule! For more detailed descriptions visit cotr.ca/coned/ or contact the Kimberley Campus for more information at 250-427-7116 x 3752 or email kimberley@cotr.bc.ca.

Digital Marketing Certificate Come get a fundamental yet advanced introduction to eMarketing, including improving email promotions, analyzing your web site traffic, doing search engine optimization and how to successfully employ online advertising. Relevant for any type of organization, including businesses, companies, non-profits and government agencies. EMarketing experience or expertise is not necessary. If you are already at an advanced level, your instructors are experts and can provide the latest most advanced information and answer your toughest questions. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate. KI | Online | February 3 to May 1 | $665 | PVBM-2961 Improving Email Promotions | February 3 to 28 | $265 | PVBM-297 Boosting Your Website Traffic | March 2 to 27 | $265 | PVBM-298 Online Advertising | April 6 to May 1 | $265 | PVBM-299

Social Media for Business Certificate Get in on this exciting and growing way to communicate, market and serve your customers and clients. For businesses, nonprofits, government and other organizations. From Facebook to Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn and more, discover the new principles of communication that apply across all networks and how these specific social networks work and can be used by your organization. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate.

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Productivity and Time Management Certificate Maximizing productivity and the use of time is the primary way to increase profitability and organizational success for a growing number of people and their organizations. Successful businesses and work organizations are moving from counting hours sitting in a chair to outcomes and results. Boost your productivity by managing your time better. Discover the Top Ten most effective time management techniques to increase your work outcomes without spending more time. Take home new 21st century techniques and strategies. Then find out about the exciting Productivity eTools that are available now, and utilize technology to boost your productivity. Finally, get the latest best information on documenting your own productivity and managing the productivity of others. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate. KI | Online | February 3 to May 1 | $665 | PVBM-1116 New 21st Century Strategies for Productivity and Time Management | February 3 to 28 | $265 PVBM-1114 Productivity eTools | March 2 to 27 | $265 | PVBM-1117 Managing Productivity | April 6 to May 1 | $265 | PVBM-1118

Entrepreneurship Certificate Boost your chances of success for your new or small business and reduce your risks. Get the latest on planning your business, brainstorming business ideas and a checklist for going into business. Then learn how to create a business plan, including assessing business feasibility and prepare management and financial plans. Learn a step-by-step approach to attract and keep customers with an emphasis on customer-driven marketing decisions and building a strong brand. Recognition of Completion and/ or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate.

Certificate in Data Analysis Data analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze it to see trends and make predictions. Add a whole new skill set to your portfolio, and make a big difference in the success of your organization by acquiring data analysis skills. Whether your business is home-based or a large company, this certificate can take you to the next level where important decision-making is concerned. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate. KI | Online | February 3 to May 1 | $665 | PVBM-190 Introduction to Data Analysis | February 3 to 28 | $265 | PVBM-191 Intermediate Data Analysis | March 2 to 27 | $265 | PVBM-192 Advanced Data Analysis | April 6 to May 1 | $265 | PVBM-193

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Project Management Certificate In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s business environment, there is a need for good project management. Project management provides visibility of project health to the business and the customer. Through continuous monitoring, early detection of variations to plan, schedule and budget can be communicated to stakeholders for quick resolution, including project cancellation. Project management is one of the fastest paths to promotion by increasing your network through greater exposure. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate. KI | Online | February 3 to May 1 | $665 | PVBM-1045 Introduction to Project Management | February 3 to 28 | $265 | PVBM-1046 Project Management Processes | March 2 to 27 | $265 | PVBM-1047 Project Management Knowledge Areas | April 6 to May 1 | $265 | PVBM-1048

Managing Social Change Certificate Discover proven strategies for moving your efforts, and those of others, from advocacy to managing and achieving social change within the workplace and/or community. First, learn to strategically apply various disciplines to cause organizational change as well as develop the personal skills and attitudes organizations need for implementing change. Then find out how to address change in the workplace, including addressing the resistance to change. Finally, leaders from elected officials to the CEO of Apple are encouraging people in the workplace to participate in community and social change. Learn different change strategies to improve your community and society for all. Recognition of Completion and/or Certificates of Achievement are issued by LERN (Learning Resource Network). Register for individual courses or take all three courses consecutively to receive a discounted rate. KI | Online | February 3 to May 1 | $665 | PVBM-865 Change Management Skills | February 3 to 28 | $265 | PVBM-866 Change in the Workplace | March 2 to 27 | $265 | PVBM-867 Creating Community and Social Change | April 6 to May 1 | $265 | PVBM-868 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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cranbrookCE@cotr.bc.ca

GENERAL INTEREST Basic Motorcycle Maintenance Imagine being able to do the basic maintenance yourself on your own bike? When you are out on an adventure and get a flat, do you know how to fix it to get yourself to the nearest shop? Save money and be safer. Go over the location of major systems of your motorcycle. Depending on class experience and abilities, some basic maintenance examples that are covered are checking fluid levels, checking chain tension, suspension settings, tire pressures, bleeding brakes, fixing a flat, setting carburetor and checking charging system. Note: Bring your own bike to class if you have one. Steel-toed boots required. CR | Saturday | May 9 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm B. Vieteniemer | $95 + GST | GIRE-181

NEW! Radio Operator Certificate This one-day course will instruct you on the proper procedure and terminology to receive and send transmissions over a handheld radio. This is an internationally accepted procedure utilizing the phonetic alphabet used to communicate on airplanes, ships and emergency services. After taking this course, you will be more efficient in communicating on radios with less chance of misunderstanding. The procedure may be applied to any outdoor recreational activity. After passing the exam, you will receive a lifetime Restricted Operator Certificate (ROC-A). CR | Saturday | February 22 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | K. Grover | $119 | PVIN-270

Meet Greg Eaton Greg Eaton has been investing in real estate for more than 15 years. He has invested in everything from mobile home parks to student housing to hotels to duplexes. He has studied real estate at UBC and TRU, and holds a diploma in Urban Land Economics specializing in property development. Greg creates passive income and improves his community at the same time.

Buying Your First Rental Property Owning a rental property can be a great investment that will put money into your pocket each and every month. Whether you’re looking to create a basement suite in your house, or purchase an investment property, real estate is an exciting and fruitful industry to be a part of. Learn from a local real estate investor how to select an appropriate investment property, how to run the numbers on it, how to finance it and what to look out for. This course is ideal for people looking to acquire rental properties and for industry professionals looking to acquire knowledge about real estate investing. CR | Wednesday | February 5 | 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm | G. Eaton | $59 + GST | GIBM-134 KI = Kimberley Campus

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ARTS AND CREATIVITY Introduction to Fabric Dyeing Fabric dyeing is an incredible art form with a multitude of techniques. Give dyeing a chance and take this introductory course addressing the basics of dyeing, safety equipment, chemicals and general information that you will need to be informed and comfortable with dyeing. Suitable for people with no dyeing experience. All materials included in course fee. CR | Monday | January 27 | 4:30 pm – 8:30 pm | W. Murdoch | $135 + GST | GIAR-175

Shibori Tulip Technique Shibori is the Japanese art of folding fabric prior to dyeing. Discover how the unique folding technique works in conjunction with ice dyeing to create a tulip that can be stretched and hung as a piece of art. This technique is not to be missed! Open to all levels. All materials included. CR | Saturday | March 21 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | W. Murdoch | $135 + GST | GIAR-181

ESTHETICS Lash Extension Technician Do you love making other people feel beautiful? It is the instructor’s goal, through hands-on training, to make you feel comfortable and confident in the application and removal of lash extensions and to provide aftercare. How to safely apply and remove lash extensions, the proper length selection, placement and design for individual clients and the proper cleaning and sanitation of tools are to be discussed. Upon successful completion, become a Certified Lash Extension Technician with Lashforever Canada. Enough supplies included for 150-200 of your own clients! Students are required to bring two different models, one each day, for hands-on practice. First day model is to join from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, second day model is to join from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Models should not have long, thick lashes and you should choose someone who would benefit from the extensions. Models must also have very clean lashes with no make-up or face cream. Dress for comfort and, as steady hands are required, it is also requested that you refrain from having any caffeine prior to coming to the course. CR | Thursday and Friday | April 23 and 24 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | J. Bellm | $1250 | PVPS-226

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS Start your new year off right! Invest in your health and wellness! Health Strategies For Your Best Life! If you’ve ever felt physically tired, mentally taxed or emotionally drained during the long winter months? Or do you have a goal to kick start your health journey in 2020? Join Dr. Mike Rumpel and Dr. Zachary Taylor for this three-part course discussing everything you need to know about your personal physical, emotional and cognitive health. Committed to providing attainable, real-world strategies, Dr. Mike and Dr. Zac will focus on achieving your goals surrounding nutrition, exercise and sleep. Prepare to succeed this year! CR | Tuesdays and Saturday | January 21 to February 1 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Tuesdays) and 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Saturday) | Dr. Mike and Dr. Zac | $45 + GST | GIHE-250 KI | Tuesdays and Saturday | March 3 to 14 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Tuesdays) and 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Saturday) | Dr. Mike and Dr. Zac | $45 + GST | GIHE-250 KI = Kimberley Campus

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Deciphering Dementia Series Does someone you love or care for have dementia? Develop a deeper understanding of what dementia is, the different types and what you can do to be there for those living with the disease. Our experienced and knowledgeable instructor will guide the class through three engaging sessions, addressing everything from facts to current theories, and how to move from a place of fear to hope. Open to all ages and community members. CR | Saturdays | February 22 to March 7 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $75 + GST GIHE-105 CR | Tuesdays | April 7 to 21 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm S. Dwyer | $75 + GST | GIHE-105

Deciphering Dementia: Defined Dementia is on the rise and we as a community and society have largely been taught so little about this complex and challenging category of disease. We will introduce what dementia is and what it is not. We will teach how dementia is a grab bag of many different types such as Alzheimer’s Disease or Lewy Body Dementia. We will also discuss the link to genetics and links to many environmental and lifestyle factors. The learner should leave with a greater understanding of dementia and perhaps acquire knowledge to help loved ones to a better diagnosis and care. This course is designed to be engaging with lots of interaction and time to ask the instructor questions. This session lays the foundation for the courses that follow, but can be considered a stand-alone course. CR | Saturday | February 22 | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-108 CR | Tuesday | April 7 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-108

Deciphering Dementia: Symptoms This course explores the most typical and challenging symptoms for caring for family members and other loved ones. In the course, we will discuss impacts on the caregivers, resources and how to navigate some of the processes to supported care. It will also address some recommended approaches that appear to increase successful communication, relationships, and psycho social and physical care. This course builds on the other courses in the series, but can be considered a stand-alone course. CR | Saturday | February 29 | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-111 CR | Tuesday | April 14 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-111

Deciphering Dementia: Disappearing Spirit This course addresses how the latter stages of dementia will likely appear and how to best address challenges and increase meaningful connections and love. We will discuss the challenges and impacts on family both pre, during, and sadly, after the loved one passes on. The instructor brings knowledge as an expert in end of life/ palliative care and provides an open, honest, caring discussion on the final weeks and days. The course aims to leave the learner with increased knowledge of how to successfully connect in the ways and moments when their loved one is more present. This may be an emotional topic; however, this workshop is designed to be engaging, interactive, caring, and above all, respectful. There will be an openness to all questions and a respect for shared life/cultural experiences in confidence. CR | Saturday | March 7 | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-109 CR | Tuesday | April 21 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm | S. Dwyer | $29 + GST | GIHE-109 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Qigong Seasonal Intensive Series Qigong is an ancient Chinese modality using breath work, meditations, and physical exercises to cultivate health in mind, body and spirit. Learn about the seasonal health and wellness guide Asian cultures have been using for thousands of years. Explore and reflect on each of the seasons, and the underlying five element theory, to create greater health and vitality Note: Please bring a mat, pillow, blanket, journal and a pen. Light refreshments will be provided. Register for all five courses and save $50! Winter, associated with the element of Water, as well as the kidneys and the bladder; is a time of rest, contemplation and rebuilding energy stores in the body. CR | Friday and Saturday | February 7 and 8 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Friday) and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Saturday) | C. Kimoto | $139 + GST | GIHE-140 Spring, associated with the Wood element, as well as the liver and gallbladder organs; is a time of rebirth, budding new growth and new beginnings, as well as moving forward with a new vision. CR | Friday and Saturday | April 24 and 25 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Friday) and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Saturday) | C. Kimoto | $139 + GST | GIHE-141 Summer, associated with the Fire element, as well as the heart and small intestine organs; is a time of growth and maturation as the fruits, seeds and flowers we planted ripen. CR | Friday and Saturday | June 27 and 28 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Friday) and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Saturday) | C. Kimoto | $139 + GST | GIHE-652 Late Summer, associated with the Earth element, as well as the spleen, stomach, and pancreas; marks the beginning and decline, of decrease, but also a time of abundance to reap your harvest. CR | Friday and Saturday | September 18 and 19 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Friday) and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Saturday) | C. Kimoto | $139 + GST | GIHE-653 Fall, associated with the Metal element, as well as the lungs and large intestine; is a time of letting go of what we no longer need as well as bringing in “the pure”. CR | Friday and Saturday | November 20 and 21 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Friday) and 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Saturday) | C. Kimoto | $139 + GST | GIHE-142 For more information and full descriptions please visit cotr.bc.ca/coned

Tai Chi Introductory Weekend Seminar What is Tai Chi? It is a traditional East Asian practice, designed to improve and promote overall physical health and mental calmness. Tai Chi is practiced as a series of specific movements designed to result in greater physical relaxation, increased mobility/ flexibility, improved balance, a greater sense of wellbeing, and an increased level of physical energy all necessary for long-term health. This is for anyone who is interested in learning about the practice of Tai Chi, or for those who have some previous experience with it, but who wish to expand their knowledge. Note: Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. KI | Saturday and Sunday | February 1 and 2 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm | G. Musser | $69 + GST GIHE-145

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HISTORY NEW! Christianity: The Early Church Ever wonder what became of the 12 apostles? Are the churches established by them still around? How did the doctrines that define the church arise? Come and explore the church from its beginnings to AD 800. CR | Monday and Wednesday | February 10 and 12 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | B. Graham | $25 + GST GIRE-602

NEW! American History: WW2 to the Fall of the Wall Calling all history lovers! Dive deep into American history from 1945-1989. World War II changed everything, including US foreign policy. This course examines the change throughout America and its effect on the world. CR | Monday and Wednesday | March 9 and 11 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | B. Graham | $25 + GST | GIRE-220

LANGUAGES Spanish for Travelers This course provides an introduction to the Spanish language and insight into Spanish and Mexican culture for potential travelers. Students are taught to greet and exchange basic information with Spanish speakers, understand simple directions, purchase items in a shop and order food in a restaurant. CR | Tuesday and Thursdays | January 21 to February 13 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | L. Rodriguez | $125 + GST GIAR-159

Spanish for Travelers Level 2 You have the basics down, now you are ready for the next step. Build on the skills you developed in Spanish for Travelers Level 1 and take your language skills and knowledge of Spanish and Mexican culture to the next level. Prerequisite: Spanish for Travelers. CR | Tuesday and Thursdays | February 25 to March 19 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | L. Rodriguez | $125 + GST GIAR-164

Japanese Language Level 1 Come and learn useful Japanese phrases, vocabulary and some basic grammar. This course is ideal for people who would like to visit Japan, who have an interest in the culture or for families who host Japanese exchange students. KI | Tuesday | April 14 to May 12 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | S. Murata | $89 + GST | GIAR-152

Japanese Language Study Group Know the basics of Japanese but ready to take the next step with your skills? Gain the confidence to speak conversational Japanese in a typical Japanese setting. This course is centered around conversational Japanese and honing your language skills in a fun group environment. Open to all levels. Recommended Prerequisite: Some basic knowledge of the Japanese Language or having taken Japanese Language Level 1. KI | Tuesdays | May 19 to June 16 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | S. Murata | $89 + GST | GIAR-154 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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LOST SKILLS AND ART FORMS Blacksmithing - Basics Offered in partnership with Ferrebral Ironworks and College of the Rockies. This nine-hour course gives the complete beginner an inside view of the artistic world of blacksmithing. With a mixture of practical and hands-on training, students can learn about the basics of forging and forge safety delivered alongside some storytelling and historical insights. Questions are encouraged and students can choose which of the three project options to complete - maybe for that special someone who would appreciate a hand-crafted gift. Project options are: coat rack (small, three-hook), two-leaf door pulls (medium-sized), or door knocker. Please call 250-489-8242 with project selection at least one week prior to course date. Student requirements available upon registration. Recommended age 16 years or older. Participants under 19 MUST have guardian sign release form. Note: Please dress warmly as bay doors may be open for ventilation. CR | Friday and Saturday | March 27 and 28 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Friday) and 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Saturday) | H. Hamilton | $199 + GST* | GIAR-119 *Price includes all materials. Must cancel two weeks prior to start date or no refunds for material costs.

Blacksmithing - Building From Plans This blacksmithing class will use a combination of fabrication and forging techniques. Utilize a basic set of plans to build a project from scratch to take home with you. The more difficult forging processes will be demonstrated in this class. Forge and anvil space will be shared alongside your classmates. Prerequisite: Familiarity with the basics is expected (by either having prior forging experience or having taken the Blacksmithing Basics course). Student requirements available upon registration. Stay tuned for this course’s exciting project! CR | Friday and Saturday | February 21 and 22 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Friday) and 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Saturday) | H. Hamilton | $299 + GST* | GIAR-980 *Price includes all materials. Must cancel two weeks prior to start date or no refunds for material costs. KI = Kimberley Campus

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PHOTOGRAPHY NEW! Lightroom Basics Want to learn how to snap great shots and return to the computer to edit them into your own personal masterpieces? Learn how to use the tools in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to organize and enhance your images, fine-tune lighting and colour, apply filters and develop an efficient image processing workflow. CR | Tuesday and Wednesday | February 18 and 19 | 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm | T. Zhao | $95 + GST | GIAR-829

NEW! Lightroom Advanced Improve your editing skills, save time at the computer and spend more time shooting with your camera! This course will help grow your Lightroom and photo editing skills to a more advanced level. Learn new tools, shortcuts to the classics and tips to get the most out of your editing software. Prerequisite: Lightroom Basics or equivalent experience with Lightroom software. CR | Tuesday | March 10 | 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm | T. Zhao | $45 + GST | GIAR-825

WRITING Meet Liz Green Liz Green is a book coach for people who feel drawn to write but get stuck putting words on the page. These are people who want to share their experiences and leave a legacy but are afraid of doing a lousy job and embarrassing themselves. Liz helps them finally write their book, know that it’s good, and use it to leave their mark on this world. She has a Post Graduate Degree in Journalism and more than a decade of professional writing experience, including 14 books. She works one-on-one with clients around the world in her private coaching practice, Green Goose Writing, and is a writing coach for the esteemed Make It Work Online business coaching program. Originally from England, Liz has lived in five countries and traveled to more than 30 before becoming a Canadian citizen and settling in Kimberley. She enjoys skiing, boating on Lake Koocanusa, camping trips, and eating too many mucky fries at The Pedal and Tap with her husband and son. Find out more at greengoosewriting.com.!

NEW! Write Your Memoir You’ve been thinking about writing a book for a while now. You’d love to share your story and experiences, and leave your mark on this world, but you haven’t done much about it yet. This course will help you finally write your memoir. You’ll meet with a professional book coach one evening a week for six weeks. Together, you’ll get clear on what your life story is really about and develop a plan so you know exactly what to write. Weekly homework will keep you accountable, so you’ll actually make progress on your book. And, with personalized feedback, you’ll feel confident your writing is the best it can be. CR | Thursdays | March 5 to April 9 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm | L. Green | $125 + GST | GIPD-232

Building Strong Stories Learn how to build a story using screenwriting principles in this two-day writing intensive course. Whether you are a novelist, memoir writer, playwright or poet, you’ll step away from this weekend with new skills in story construction. Dive into writing principles such as three-act structure, characterization, theme and release of information, among others. Sioux Browning is a professional screenwriter and a Professor of Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia. KI | Saturday and Sunday | March 7 and 8 | 10:30 am – 5:30 pm | S. Browning | $249 + GST | GIPD-111 CR = Cranbrook Campus

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Write Club 2 Ladies and Gentlemen, we are taking Write Club to the next level. A course for writers who know the basics and are ready for more. A place for you to learn more innovative writing techniques with in-depth examples from classic and modern literature and film. With writing exercises designed to challenge your abilities and improve your writing skills. Write Club 2 is intended for writers who love the craft and the company of fellow writers. CR | Tuesday and Thursdays | January 21 to February 20 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm | G. Sheridan $199 + GST | GIPD-237

OUTDOORS Avalanche Skills Training Each year increasing number of skiers, snowboarders and climbers venture into the mountains to enjoy snow-related outdoors recreation. Regrettably, each year some of these people die in avalanches. Avalanche Skills Training (AST) programs are an essential first step to safe backcountry use in the winter. Course topics include avalanche terrain recognition, avalanche climatology, snow stability evaluation, alpine touring practices, avalanche accidents and search and rescue techniques. This course is instructed by a qualified CAA Professional Member. This certificate is a compulsory first step towards further professional and recreational avalanche training. Note: You must be 16 years of age to enroll in this course. Students must also bring $25 to purchase the course manual. For the field day, you will need to bring your own avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel as well as snowshoes and skis or split board with skins for travel on deep snow. KI | Wednesday, Friday and Saturday | January 8, 10 and 11 | 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm (Wednesday and Friday) and 8:00 am – 6:00 pm (Saturday) | D. Quinn | $249 + supplies | PVNR-161 KI = Kimberley Campus

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Backcountry Navigation and GPS Hunting? Fishing? Hiking? Biking? Fine tune your map interpretation skills and the important features they provide to backcountry users. Put your new skills to use during an afternoon in the field navigating using a GPS unit. Note: Equipment provided or feel free to bring your own. Let us know at time of registration. Prerequisite: Some GPS experience required. CR | Saturday | March 7 | 9:00 am – 2:00 pm | J. Todd | $95 + GST | GIRE-118

Bear Aware What should you do if you see a bear? What is the difference between a black and grizzly bear? What does a bear safe campsite look like? Whether working or playing in the outdoors, so many activities take place in bear country. Learning what you need to know, from the basics of bear safety and knowledge, to using bear defence equipment will make you much safer. This course explains in detail what you need to know through classroom and hands-on practice. Make certain you have a good understanding of bear safety and are able to travel safely in bear country and stay safe in the event of an encounter. Note: Bring appropriate outdoor clothing and be able to drive a short distance to the location of the hands-on portion. CR | Saturday | April 25 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm D. Page | $99 + GST | GINR-123

CUSTOM TRAINING SERVICES Our Cranbrook/Kimberley Continuing Education and Contract Training Team will create customized training and educational programs for your industry, organization or business. We provide a wide range of training services including:

First Aid and Safety Training

Professional Development

• Red Cross First Aid/CPR (all levels) • Occupational First Aid (all levels) • St. John First Aid • H2S Alive • Fall Protection • Confined Space Awareness • WHMIS and TDG • S100 and S100A • Traffic Control/Flagging • Forklift • Genie Boom • Aerial Lift • FoodSafe

• Management Training • Project Management • Computer Training • Leadership Programs • Conflict Resolution • Customer Service Training • Workplace Communication • Grant Writing • Managing Change in the Workplace • Service and Sales Excellence • Training Needs Assessment • Corporate or Community Branding • Industry Training

For more information on our custom training services call today! Direct 250-489-8242

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FIRE TRAINING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM September 8, 2020 to February 26, 2021 Prepare yourself to meet the challenges and risks of structural firefighting and other demanding fire response occupations.

Industry/College Certified • Rapid Intervention Awareness • Emergency Vehicle Operation • Emergency Scene Traffic Control • ICS 100 and 200 (Incident Command Systems) • First Responder • Emergency Medical Responder • Occupational First Aid - Level 3 • S100 - Basic Fire Suppression and Safety • S185 - Fire Entrapment Avoidance and Safety • SPP-WFF1 (Wildland Firefighter - Level 1) • Basic Chainsaw Operations and Safety • TDG and WHMIS • Emergency Services Workplace Preparation

This full-time, 23-week certificate program includes:

Pro Board Certified • NFPA 1001 Fire Fighter - Levels 1 and 2 • NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials Awareness • NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials Operations • NFPA 1006 Rope Rescue Technician - Level 1 • NFPA 1006 Vehicle Rescue Technician - Level 1 • NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue Technician - Level 1 • NFPA 1081 Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member

College of the Rockies is proud to be Pro Board accredited. Our training meets or exceeds all appropriate NFPA standards.

Courses are subject to change based on training and industry requirements.

Contact the Kimberley Campus at 250-427-7116 x 3752 or email kimberley@cotr.bc.ca KI = Kimberley Campus

CRANBROOK | KIMBERLEY

250–489–8242

TOLL FREE

1-877-489-2687 x 3242

COME VISIT US AT GOLD CREEK CAMPUS!

INSTRUCTORS WANTED Do you have a hobby or skill you are passionate about that you want to share with the world? We want to hear from you! • Canadian Firearms Safety • Cooking • French Language • CORE Hunter • Driver Safety • Traffic Control Person

Our Cranbrook and Kimberley Continuing Education and Contract Training office is now located at the College of the Rockies Gold Creek Campus! Our new facility is full of beautiful rooms and spaces designed for all your continuing education and contract training needs. Highlights include a brand new computer lab and an updated first aid facility. Please stop by to check out our new space and chat with us about the exciting training opportunities we have on the horizon.

Our new address: 1305 – 24th Avenue South Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 Select courses will still take place at the College of the Rockies Main Cranbrook Campus, so please check your registration statement or contact us to confirm your course location.

Cranbrook | Kimberley Continuing Education and Contract Training Team: Course Information: 250-489-8242 | cranbrookCE@cotr.bc.ca Brittany Davidson, Administrative Assistant

250-489-8242

Gail Knutson, Administrative Assistant

250-489-2751 x 3440

Kendell Kitt, Program Administrator

250-489-2751 x 3381

Carrie Peet, Program Administrator

250-489-2751 x 3751

Lorna Schiefner, Coordinator, School Works Program

250-489-2751 x 3584

Maureen Modin, Coordinator, Summer Works Program

250-489-2751 x 3644

Tracey Whiting, Manager

250-489-8235

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER 1. Phone

250-489-8242 Toll Free: 1-877-489-2687 x 3242

2. In Person

2700 College Way, Cranbrook Cash, Cheque, Interac, Visa, or Mastercard

3. Online

cotr.ca/ConEd

Visit cotr.ca/ConEd for course listings and to view our refund and cancellation policies.

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