James N. Allan Campus - Simcoe The James N. Allan Campus has served the training and educational needs of the community since 1967. Located next to an orchard on the outskirts of the Town of Simcoe in Norfolk County, this Campus is noted for its hospitality and friendly service. The Campus offers a range of college services and programs, including certificate and diploma programs, pre-apprenticeships, continuing education, customized corporate training for business and industry, career and employment preparation services, and counselling services. Norfolk County has a population of 61,000 and is located on the north shore of Lake Erie in Southwestern Ontario. Combining the best of urban and rural life, Norfolk County offers small town charm and friendliness. Agriculture is a very important aspect of Norfolk County where residents can enjoy beautiful countryside or buy farm fresh produce at one of the many farm and roadside markets. Picturesque towns along the lake include Port Dover, Turkey Point and Long Point, known for their sandy beaches and tourist attractions.
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Post Secondary Programs HEALTH SCIENCES and Human services
MANUFACTURING and trades
Developmental Services Worker (Accelerated)
– a one-year Ontario College Certificate program. Two semesters on campus and a mandatory work placement 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. At the completion of the program, students will be eligible to test for welding tickets based on their level of expertise. Career opportunities include: Welder, Welder Fitter Trainee, Apprentice Welder, Apprentice Boilermaker, Apprentice Construction Millwright, Apprentice Industrial Mechanic/Millwright, Apprentice Ironworker, Apprentice Pipefitter and Apprentice Fitter. We offer fall and winter intakes.
– New accelerated multiple intake delivery! Complete this two-year Ontario College Diploma program in only one year! The career of the Developmental Services Worker (DSW) involves working with children and adults with developmental disabilities. Courses include teaching strategies, health promotion, counselling, pharmacology, training in accommodation, advocacy, education, employment and leisure support, as well as field practicum in agency and educational settings. Graduates work within community-based agencies and boards of education. The DSW is offered fulltime on a continuous intake basis throughout the year.
Early Childhood Education (Accelerated) – New accelerated multiple intake delivery! Complete this two-year Ontario College Diploma program in only one year! This program prepares students for their future role as early childhood educators. The program combines academic courses and field placements in a variety of early years settings. Students learn to observe children from birth to 12 years, assess levels of skill development and gain experience in designing and implementing stimulating programs for children. Graduates are employed in inclusive early care education settings, elementary school environments, early years centres and before and after school programs. The ECE program is offered full-time on a continuous basis throughout the year.
Personal Support Worker – this one-year Ontario College Certificate program is completed in 30-weeks and is offered in London, Simcoe, St. Thomas and Tillsonburg. As a personal support worker, you will observe and respond to the needs of clients in long-term care facilities, retirement homes, in home-care and hospital settings. You will assist people with the tasks of daily living, help make them comfortable and keep them safe. This program is also available on a part-time basis in London and may be in other locations, depending on demand. Admission is offered every January.
Social Service Worker – a two-year Ontario College Diploma program (offered in London and Simcoe). If you’d like to work with individuals, groups or families and adults who are facing personal challenges, this program could be for you. The program will give you a sound knowledge of human behaviour, individual and social problems and the necessary helping techniques to prepare you for basic social work practice in social agencies and social welfare programs. Graduates are eligible for admission into the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. This program is offered full-time, with some part-time seats available.
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Welding Techniques
Mechanical Technician Apprentice – a two-year Ontario College Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship program. Industrial millwrights install, maintain and repair machinery and tools used in industry. Whether it is mechanical or automated equipment, a millwright will be required to examine, diagnose, and perform the work needed to keep a line up and running. You will work with hand and power tools, as well as welding equipment and you may be required to operate hoisting and lifting devices to perform your work. Gain hands-on experience through paid co-op opportunities. Students are registered as Industrial Millwright Mechanics apprentices during their placement. Upon successful completion, students receive a Mechanical Technician Diploma and Levels I, II and III of the Industrial Millwright Mechanic Apprenticeship program. Admission is offered every January. This program is made possible with a grant by the Province of Ontario.
FANSHAWE COLLEGE
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS *The minimum requirements for admission to all programs is an Ontario Secondary School Diploma with courses from the College (C), University (U), University/College (U/C) or Open (O) stream or equivalent or mature student with the stated academic requirements. Graduate programs require a College Diploma or University Degree or equivalent. For more information, please visit www.fanshawec.ca.
Program
Academic Requirements
Additional Requirements
One-year Programs (Certificate) Personal Support Worker
• Minimum requirements as stated above*
Welding Techniques
• Minimum requirements as stated above*
• Possession of a Standard First Aid course certificate (either St. John Ambulance or Canadian Red Cross or equivalent) and a Basic Rescuer course certificate (Level “C” CPR). VALID FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM. • Evidence of Good Health • Police Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Screening • Students must be able to lift a bulk mass of 18 kg (40 lbs) and have the ability to dismantle and assemble large pieces of equipment. The student must be capable of working with small and delicate instruments and is required to have a high degree of fine and gross motor control.
Two-year Programs (Diploma) Developmental Services Worker (Accelerated)
• Any Grade 12 English (C) or (U)
Early Childhood Education (Accelerated)
• Any Grade 12 English (C) or (U)
Social Service Worker
• Any Grade 12 English (C) or (U)
• Possession of a Standard First Aid course certificate (either St. John Ambulance or Canadian Red Cross or equivalent) and a Basic Rescuer course certificate (Level “C” C.P.R.) VALID FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM. • Evidence of Good Health • Police Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Screening • Possession of a Standard First Aid course certificate (either St. John Ambulance or Canadian Red Cross or equivalent) and a Basic Rescuer course certificate (Level “C” C.P.R.) VALID FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM. • Evidence of Good Health • Police Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Screening • Possession of a Standard First Aid course certificate (either St. John Ambulance or Canadian Red Cross or equivalent) and a Basic Rescuer course certificate (Level “C” C.P.R.) VALID FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM. • Evidence of Good Health • Police Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Screening
Two-year Program (Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship) Mechanical Technician – Apprentice
• Any Grade 12 Mathematics (C) or (U)
• ACE program students should take a technical or apprenticeship Mathematics course.
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Continuing Education Fanshawe College offers part-time certificate programs and professional designations. There is a wide range of courses that can be completed through classroom learning and/or online. The Continuing Education Division also conducts customized business and industrial training services, conferences and seminars.
AZ Tractor Trailer Training
Health Care Office Assistant
– certified driver training program consisting of: dangerous goods, log book, drug and alcohol awareness, smart driver, computer based training, on-site tours of industry leading carriers who employ our graduates, border crossing, skid school, resume preparation, life time job placement and the provincial road test. Training is offered by KRTS Transportation Specialists Inc. in partnership with Fanshawe College.
– a 16-week Ontario College Certificate program 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. This program is offered during the day. Admission is offered in the winter term.
Bookkeeping – a 17-week Ontario College Certificate program designed to assist Individuals In acquiring and upgrading their business and accounting skills as a bookkeeper. This program is offered during the day. Admission is offered in the spring term.
Computerized Office Essentials – a 13-week Ontario College Certificate program designed to teach you the most current computer applications found in most offices today (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Simply Accounting, and Desktop Publishing). Completion of all of the courses prepares you to apply for positions such as receptionist, clerk, secretary or support staff personnel. This program is offered during the day. Admission is offered in the fall and winter term.
Dispatch Training – program consists of the daily dispatch program, trip planning, Canadian Trucking Human Resources Council Dispatch Module Training 1 and 2, carrier tours, hazardous materials, border crossing, interpersonal and motivational skills, speed management and hours of service. In addition to the above subjects, the dispatch training also includes a two day in-truck observation training component. Training is offered by KRTS Transportation Specialists Inc. in partnership with Fanshawe College.
Food Service Worker – a 12-week Ontario College Certificate program designed to teach you to perform effectively in institutional food preparation settings in commercial and/or long-term care facilities. During the academic portion of the program emphasis is given to food preparation, service, nutrition and sanitary practices in the workplace. An 80 hour work placement must be completed to successfully complete the certificate. This program meets the requirements set by the Ministry of Long Term Care for Food Service Workers. This program is offered during the day. Admission is offered in the fall term.
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ACADEMIC UPGRADING Academic AND Career Entrance (ACE) Program – is accepted as equivalent to a grade 12 diploma by Colleges and Apprenticeship for the purposes of admission. This program is available during the day and evening, and is a tuition-free program. The student must demonstrate mastery in the communication and core math courses in addition to some course electives. Students not requiring this credential may choose to take only those courses required for admission to their chosen post secondary program.
General Education Development (GED) Preparation – for an adult learner, quite often the hardest aspect of returning to school is taking the first step. At Fanshawe College we recognize and celebrate the initiative it takes to make this first step. Our program offers free individualized training that prepares people for the GED test, college or employment. We welcome the opportunity to assist you in working towards your goals. This is a continuous intake program; therefore you may start anytime, all year round. Classes are available both day and evening for your convenience.
Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) Program – offers English and mathematics upgrading, basic computer skills, teamwork, communications and other skills needed for further education and in the workplace. LBS helps people acquire the essential skills to find, keep and enhance employment opportunities through instruction in job search, resume writing, interview techniques and employer expectations. The academic component is located at the campus and co-ordinating employment related activities may be located at the Employment Centre in Simcoe. The LBS program is free to qualified adults aged 19 and older. This program is available during the day and evening. Once a learner has completed LBS, very often they either move on to ACE or GED preparation in order to earn a high school equivalency certificate.
Community Career and
Employment Services 5 Queensway Drive East, Simcoe, ON N3Y 5K2 • 519.428.1135 ext. 230
Fanshawe College Community Career and Employment Services has a variety of FREE programs and services available to aid you in your search for employment.
NEEDS ASSESSMENT
If you are unemployed, a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident and looking for employment, the Needs Assessment Services staff can: • Meet with you one-on-one to discuss your employment needs • Refer you to the services that best assist you in meeting your goals
Employment consulting
Job Seekers: • Are you out of work? • Do you need help with your job search? • Do you need help with identifying your skills and abilities? • Are you looking for on-the-job training opportunities? We Can Help!
Workshops
Career Exploration and Job Search Workshops Whether you are considering a career change, need help with your resume, interview preparation, a job search strategy or just need help getting started, our workshops have been created for you. Workshops take place at The Employment Centre in Simcoe as well as at a variety of sites across Norfolk to meet community demand. Please call for the workshop location nearest you.
COMMUNITY CAREER RESOURCE CENTRES
Located in Delhi, Waterford, Port Rowan, Port Dover We offer one-on-one and group workshops to help you with: • Resumes and cover letters • Job search strategies • Interview skills • Labour market information
Test of Workplace Essentials Skills
Summer Job Services
Do you have what it takes to do the job? Let us help you find out! With TOWES, we can help you... • Identify job-specific skills you will need in the career of your choice • Assess what job-specific skills you have to offer • Identify areas where you may need to improve • Market the job-specific skills you have to employers by using your official testing results • Connect you with programs or services that can help achieve your goal
Employer assistance
Employers: • You could be eligible for a training subsidy to reduce your training costs • Take advantage of pre-screened applications from an excellent choice of candidates • Have the opportunity to try out and assess candidates with the new JOB TRIALS option
APPRENTICESEARCH.com
A free online service connecting apprentices and employers. Employers can: • Register online • Post vacancies • Initiate searches for suitable apprentices Apprentices can: • Register on-line • Post a personal skills profile/resume • Initiate searches for job/training opportunities
Students - Why get a summer job? • Gain valuable skills and experience needed for the future • Earn money • Opportunity to meet new people • Explore a career that is of interest to you • Build your resume • Have some fun Employers - Why hire a student? • Students offer creative and fresh ideas • Students can fill in for employee vacations • You could be eligible for federal or provincial subsidies when you hire a student • Assist students in their career decision-making process
SECOND CAREER STRATEGY AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Laid off and looking for training? • Not sure what Employment Ontario’s Second Career Strategy and Skills Development programs can offer you? Fanshawe’s Community Career and Employment Services department will provide you with the application and will assist you with completing the entire application package. • Not sure what kind of training you want? We can help you make the right choice for you. Call 519.428.1135 ext.230 to find out more about these programs. We are here to help!
Employment Ontario programs are funded in part by the Government of Canada.
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Fanshawe College reserves the right to make changes to the information in this publication without prior notice. The 2011-2012 Academic Admission Requirements are provided as a guide only and are subject to change. For more information, please refer to our website at www.fanshawec.ca. The College reserves the right to cancel a program, program major or option, or a course, and to change the location and term in which programs/courses are offered because of insufficient registrations or for other budgetary reasons. Visit www.fanshawec.ca/cancellations for more info. This publication is available in alternative formats for persons with disabilities. Please contact the Student Success Centre at 519-452-4282.
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