Holland College 2020/21 Viewbook by Holland College

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GET THE JOB. DONE. This document is published for information purposes and outlines the intentions of Holland College in as timely a fashion as possible. Although this information has been prepared with care, Holland College accepts no responsibility for actions caused by misinformation. Holland College reserves the right to revise or cancel programs or courses, revise policies and procedures, change instructors and alter fees and charges as Holland College deems necessary without notice.

TA B LE O F CO NTE NT S ABOUT HOLL AND COLLEG E ADMISSIONS

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CAMPUS LIFE

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PROG R AMS

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APPLIED SCIENCES Bioscience Technology Environmental Applied Science Technology Wildlife Conservation Technology

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AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y Basic Firefighting Conservation Enforcement Correctional Officer Police Science (Cadet) Sheriff and Public Safety Officer

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BUSINESS Accounting Technology Administrative Assistant Business Administration Human Resource Management Legal Administration Marketing and Advertising Management Medical Support Services Occupational Health and Safety Technology Small Business Manager Tourism and Travel Management

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C O M P U T E R S T U D I E S Computer Information Systems Computer Networking Technology

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T H E C U L I N A RY I N S T I T U T E O F C A N A DA Culinary Arts International Hospitality Management Pastry Arts

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E N G I N E E R I N G T E C H N O LO GY Architectural Technology Construction Technology and Management Electronics Engineering Technology

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H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S Child and Youth Care Worker Dental Assisting Early Childhood Care and Education Human Services Occupational Therapist Assistant & Physiotherapist Assistant Practical Nursing Paramedicine, Advanced Care Paramedicine, Advanced Care Distributed Learning Paramedicine, Primary Care Resident Care Worker

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I N D U S T R I A L T R A D E S A N D T E C H N O LO GY Aircraft Turbine Technician Automotive Technology Cabinetmaking / Wood Manufacturing Carpentry Commercial Diving Construction Electrical Electromechanical Technology Energy Systems Engineering Technology Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology Heritage Retrofit Carpentry Industrial Electrical Technology Plumbing / Pipefitting Power Engineering Precision Machinist Welding Fabrication Welding Fabrication Year 1 Wind Turbine Technician

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SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS Music Performance Performing Arts Foundation Theatre Performance

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S C H O O L O F V I S UA L A R T S A N D J O U R N A L I S M Fundamental Arts Graphic Design Journalism and Communications Photography and Videography Video Game Art and Animation

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SPORT AND LEISURE Sport and Leisure Management

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A N N UA L T U I T I O N A N D F E E S

A B O U T H O L L A N D C O L L EG E

W E LCO M E TO H O LL A N D CO LLE G E For some students, the prospect of choosing a college â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and a program â&#x20AC;&#x201D; can be quite intimidating. On behalf of our faculty and staff, I want to assure you that when you come to Holland College you will find yourself in a friendly and inviting place. You will be in a supportive learning environment, and you will be encouraged to pursue your educational goals and your personal interests. Holland College is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. More than 100,000 people have come to the college over the years to take full-time programs, language training, adult education, and short courses, so we understand how new students feel and we know how to provide them with the tools they will need to be successful in their program and to ensure that they are well-equipped when they enter the work force. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our recruitment team. They are friendly, knowledgeable, and welcome the opportunity to discuss your post-secondary plans and how Holland College could be the right fit for you. Thank you for considering Holland College.

Dr. Alexander (Sandy) MacDonald President, Holland College

A B O U T H O L L A N D C O L L EG E

A V I B R A NT C A M P U S CO M M U N IT Y At Holland College you’ll find a diverse community of students from across Canada and around the world. Our small class sizes and high student success rate make Holland College the perfect place to study. You’ll join a community of students with a variety of educational backgrounds — from high school and university graduates to adult learners and mature students. They’re all here to “Get the Job” and learn the skills required for a great career. Along the way, you’re sure to make lifelong friendships and lasting memories.

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O F G R A D U AT E S A R E E M P L OY E D WITHIN A YEAR O F G R A D U AT N G

E X P LO R E TH E I S L A N D Prince Edward Island (PEI) is world famous for its vivid landscape, pristine beaches, music festivals and culinary experiences. Located on the East Coast of Canada in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, PEI is Canada’s smallest province with a population of about 155,000. Charlottetown, PEI’s capital city, is home to approximately 36,000 people. It’s a cultural capital of Canada, and is known as the “Birthplace of Confederation”. You’ll find our Prince of Wales Campus and our Tourism and Culinary Centre here. Check out all our campus locations on page 17.

ADMISSIONS

HERE TO HELP.

ADMISSIONS

H AV E Q U E S TI O N S? C O N TAC T JA M E S 902-940-6378 james@hollandcollege.com

Our recruitment team is here to help! If you need help finding the program that’s right for you, contact James or Sheldon. They’ll be on the road throughout the fall visiting high schools across Canada.

I NTE R N ATI O N A L S T U D E NT I N Q U I R I E S We welcome international students, believing diversity in the experiences and backgrounds of our students enhances the learning environment for everyone. Our international team can help you navigate the unique requirements for international applicants. For information about study permits, English proficiency requirements and student supports, visit hollandcollege.com/international, email international@hollandcollege.com, or call 902-566-9377 or 1-800-446-5265.

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OF OUR STUDENTS ARE FRO M OTH ER PROVI N CE S AN D COUNTRIES

G O A H E A D. G E T S O C I A L . Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat to get updates, enter contests, and find out what it’s like to be a student at Holland College. Join our Holland College Future Students Facebook group to connect with us and other prospective students. @HollandCollege

C O N TAC T S H E L D O N 902-218-3246 sheldon@hollandcollege.com

JOIN US ON CAMPUS We host two Campus Tour Days each year to give you a glimpse into life at Holland College. Meet our faculty, see our program areas, and get answers to all your questions. Register online by selecting the “Visit Campus” button on our website. If you can’t make it for Campus Tour Day, you can also request a customized tour on another date.

H OW TO A P P LY Our Application Timeline (page 8-9) will walk you through our application process, with key dates to help you stay on track. When you’re ready, submit your application in person at any campus location, by mail or online at hollandcollege.com/apply. Apply by February 28 to be considered in our first round of acceptances.

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A P P LI C ATI O N TI M E LI N E O C TO B E R SEPTEMBER §§

INQUIRE

Connect with us online! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and YouTube. Visit hollandcollege.com to find and compare programs.

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Talk to a recruitment advisor about your options. They can help you choose programs that fit your interests and strengths.

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Check that your high school courses and qualifications meet academic admission requirements. If not, see if you can change courses or consider upgrading (page 18).

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ORGANIZE

Once you have applied, you’ll receive an email with a user name and password for WebAdvisor, our student information system. Sign in to check your application status and to verify that all admission requirements have been received.

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International applicants: as soon as you receive your acceptance email, apply for your study permit.

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Scholarship and bursary recipients will be notified and money will be deposited in their student accounts in September.

RESEARCH

Some programs require certifications, auditions, or portfolios. Check the website for requirements or contact Admissions with any questions.

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Hoping to live on campus? We have limited space, so apply early for your program and for residence to avoid disappointment (page 15).

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APRIL MARCH

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E X P LO R E

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Join us for Campus Tour Day on Friday, November 8, 1–4 p.m. Meet with program staff and visit program areas. Learn more about Holland College sites and services. You can also apply for your program of choice. Click on the “Visit Campus” button at hollandcollege.com to register.

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Can’t make it to Campus Tour Day? Book a personalized tour: tracey@hollandcollege.com.

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Apply now for early admission in select programs.

FO C U S

Finishing high school? It can be hard to stay focused at this time of year, but you want the best marks you can get, so hang in there!

§§ If you don't receive an acceptance letter in March, don’t worry. We continue to accept the most qualified applicants into each program until all our seats are filled. Check the status of your application on WebAdvisor to be sure we’re not still waiting for documentation from you. §§

N OV E M B E R

Police Science (Cadet) applications are due April 30.

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CONFIRM

§§ You have three weeks to confirm your seat. The date and cost will be outlined in your acceptance letter. You can pay online through WebAdvisor or call the Admissions Office. §§

The residence deposit is due at the same time.

§§ If you didn’t submit your application form on time, you can still apply. Your application will be considered as seats become available. Check the program page of our website to see what programs still have space or small waiting lists.

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JA N UA RY DECEMBER

P R E PA R E

§§ Create or update your résumé. Include any employment or extra-curricular activities related to the program you want to apply for, such as lifeguard training for paramedicine programs. §§

Some programs and scholarship applications require reference letters. Start asking employers, supervisors, and teachers now so they have time to prepare letters.

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If you missed the November event, sign up for our Campus Tour Day on February 1. Click on the “Visit Campus” button at hollandcollege.com.

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Make sure that you have all the supporting documents you need for your application. Check the list in the admission requirements for each program.

J U LY

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FINANCE

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Government student loan applications are due soon. To have approval of funds by the fall, make sure you get your student loan application in now!

§§ Graduating from high school? Remember to ask your school to send us your final transcript. §§ International applicants: the International Student Entrance Bursary deadline is June 15. Successful recipients will be notified in July.

CHOOSE

§§ Research scholarships and awards at hollandcollege.com/ awards. The deadline for applications is February 28, so don’t miss out!

§§ International applicants: email international@hollandcollege. com with last-minute questions.

JUNE

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A P P LY !

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Join us for Campus Tour Day on Saturday, February 1, 10 am–2 pm.

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Apply by FEBRUARY 28* to be considered for our first round of acceptances. You must submit a résumé with your application, and ask your school to send us a transcript as soon as possible.

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You have until FEBRUARY 28 to submit your application for entrance scholarships. * Police Science (Cadet): Apply by April 30.

FINALIZE

Registration opens. This is the last step before you arrive. You must register for the courses you will be taking in the first year of your program. Log in to WebAdvisor for more information. You cannot register for courses if you have not paid your confirmation fee. You need to submit any outstanding documents listed in your program’s admission requirements, such as medical forms, CPR certifications, or proof of a Class 4 driver’s license. Check WebAdvisor to confirm you have completed all of the admission requirements.

AU G U S T

G E T R E A DY !

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Did you register for your fall courses? Visit WebAdvisor to complete your registration.

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Be on the lookout for an email with information about orientation activities. You'll get swag, enjoy a BBQ, play games and meet your class.

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See you in September!

Questions for the Admissions Office? Visit: 305 Kent Street, Charlottetown Call: 902-629-4217 / 1-800-446-5265 Email: info@hollandcollege.com

ADMISSIONS

S T U D E NT S U P P O RT We want you to become an independent learner and to reach your full academic potential. Our Academic Support team can help you develop a learning plan and identify appropriate learning accommodations and assistive technologies. This support can be requested at any time during the school year. If you are a student with special learning requirements you can also check “yes” in the Students with Learning Needs section of the application form when you apply. For more information, please contact Velda at 902-629-4237 or email vcrane@hollandcollege.com.

C O U N S E L L I N G S E RV I C E S Free, confidential counselling is available to all students, in person on campus, or through the 24 hour ASPIRIA phone line. You can access counselling services for support when you are dealing with mental health concerns, suicidal thoughts, personal or relational struggles, depression, anxiety, past trauma, sexual assault, sexuality, gender identity, addictions, adjusting to college life, or other things that may be affecting you.

D E G R E E PATH WAYS A N D PA RTN E R S H I P S Holland College has developed strong relationships with universities and other post-secondary institutions around the world. Degree pathways allow you to transfer credit from your Holland College diploma to a university degree or other credential at one of our partner institutions. It’s a great way to build upon your hands-on training and skills — the best of both worlds! Find out more about these agreements under the graduate opportunities listed on the program pages of our website. Some of our partner institutions include UPEI, UNB, MSVU, Acadia, York University, Berklee College (Boston), University of Limerick (Ireland) & Griffith University (Australia).

150+ D EG R E E PAT H WAYS I N CANADA , USA AND OVERSE A S

C O L L ÈG E D E L' Î L E PEI’s French language community college is a proud Holland College partner, offering discounted French language training opportunities on a yearround basis. Additionally, both institutions offer courses in English and French in two programs: Early Childhood Care and Education and Human Services. For more information, visit www.collegedelile.ca.

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M O N E Y M AT TE R S T U I T I O N A N D FE E S Tuition varies depending on the program. Each program page on our website includes a detailed breakdown of tuition and fees. International students pay an additional annual fee, which includes health insurance. S C H O L A R S H I P S , B U R S A R I E S A N D AWA R D S Thanks to the generosity of individuals, businesses, and organizations, the Holland College Foundation has over 400 award opportunities for Holland College students. Awards are granted to incoming students (applications due February 28), and again to current students (applications due November 1). Check out hollandcollege.com/awards for the list of awards and online application process. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROVINCIAL BURSARY If you are an Island student entering your first year at Holland College, you may be eligible for the Island Advantage - George Coles Bursary. Depending on your program of study, eligible students will receive anywhere from $2,200 to $8,800 in non-repayable funding over the duration of the program. You do not need to apply for this bursary, eligible students will automatically receive it. O U T S I D E O R G A N IZ AT I O N S The Lions Club, Kiwanis Foundation, Royal Canadian Legion, and other businesses and organizations offer their own scholarships and bursaries. Check their websites or visit scholarshipscanada.com and cfpei.ca to search for more scholarship opportunities.

STUDENT LOANS AND TRAINING ALLOWANCES Canadian students registered in full-time and parttime programs may apply for financial assistance under the Canada Student Loans Act. You may also be eligible for a student loan or training allowance. For more information, visit the Admissions section of the website. I N T E R N AT I O N A L S T U D E N T B U R S A R I E S All international students who have confirmed that they will be attending Holland College are eligible to apply for an international student bursary. For more information, contact the international office or visit the International section of the website. US FEDER AL AID Many Holland College programs have been approved by US Federal Aid. For more information, visit the website.

500,000 AVA I L A B LE I N S TU D ENT AWA R D S

CAMPUS LIFE

A SAFE, VIBRANT COMMUNITY.

CAMPUS LIFE

H O LL A N D CO LLE G E S T U D E NT U N I O N The HCSU is the voice of students attending programs on all campuses of Holland College. The Student Union provides students with services to make their lives easier, including a health and dental benefits plan. HCSU also organizes fun events and programs, and is involved in advocacy and campaigns to try to improve all studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; lives. For more information about the student union, visit studentbenefits.ca.

G E T I N VO LV E D ! From performing arts to promoting sustainability and mental health awareness, the Holland College community has a lot to offer. Cheer on the Holland College Hurricanes at their home games, learn about another culture at the Embracing Diversity Fair, or check out one of the campus events hosted by the Holland College Student Union. The HCSU schedule includes outdoor movies in the quad, a fall festival, beer yoga at Upstreet Brewery, highland dance and self-defence classes, archery tag, laser tag, the HCSU Triathlon and so much more! Follow Holland College Student Union on Facebook for a full list of events. If music is your jam, get involved with the Welshman Community Concert Band or catch our SoPA Music Performance students on stage during a noontime showcase at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall. Visit the Campus Life section of our website for more information.

H O LL PA S S A N D H C SA FE A P P Once you're a Holland College student, be sure to get your Holl Pass and download our Campus Safety app â&#x20AC;&#x201C; HC Safe. The Holl Pass is your student ID card, and your all access pass to campus services like meal plans, residences, the library, and photocopying. Add funds to your card online and use it as your campus debit card. hollandcollege.com/hollpass The HC Safe App was designed to keep you safe on campus. Keep up with security alerts, campus storm closures, and get instant access to campus safety resources.

CAMPUS LIFE

H O M E O F TH E H U R R I C A N E S The Centre for Community Engagement (CCE) on the Prince of Wales Campus is home for the Holland College Hurricanes. The CCE features a state-of-the-art fitness centre, a cardio room, a walking and running track, a fitness/dance studio, meeting rooms, classrooms, and a physiotherapy centre. Our Summerside Waterfront Campus and the Atlantic Police Academy in Slemon Park also have fitness centres. Our athletics program provides students with the opportunity to participate in high level competition as part of the Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA). Our athletics and recreation department also offers club level sports and a variety of recreational and intramural activities.

WO M E N ’ S S P O RT S

M E N ’ S S P O RT S

B A S K E T B A L L B A S EB A L L C H EER B A S K E T B A L L C R O S S C O U N T RY C H EER C U R L I N G C R O S S C O U N T RY DA N C E DA N C E H O C K E Y FO OT B A L L S O C C ER S O C C ER VO L L E Y B A L L VO L L E Y B A L L

2018 ACAA Men’s Soccer Champions

2019 ACAA Men’s Basketball Champions

2019 ACAA Men’s Volleyball Champions

CAMPUS LIFE

R E S I D E N C E S A N D ACCO M M O DATI O N S P R I N C E O F WA L E S C A M P U S Living in residence can make the transition into college easier, especially if you have never lived away from home before. We have two apartment-style residence buildings on the Prince of Wales Campus in Charlottetown. Students who are taking programs at other Holland College locations may also live in residence and commute to class. Residence rooms are in high demand, so apply at the same time you apply for your Holland College program. If you have a friend who is also planning to live in residence, you can request each other as roommates, but if you don’t, we’ll match you with someone based on the profile that you submit which tells us your age, program of study, hobbies, and your other interests. Both residences include: • a common area on every floor • cable TV, Wi-Fi and phone service • coin-operated laundry facilities • security • 24-hour staffing • mailboxes

AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y Students enrolled in the Basic Firefighting, Conservation Enforcement, Correctional Officer, Police Science (Cadet), and Sheriff and Public Safety Officer programs are required to live on campus in the Atlantic Police Academy residence for the duration of their program. Each single-occupancy room includes a bathroom, fridge, television, air conditioning and heating. Common areas include a sitting room, laundry and kitchen (non-cooking) facilities. Students are provided with 14 meals a week: breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through Thursday, and breakfast and lunch on Friday. Residence and meal plan fees are included in the tuition and fees breakdown on each program's page on the website. O FF- C A M P U S AC C O M M O DAT I O N S If you need to find accommodations off campus, we have a list of rental properties. For more information, visit the Campus Life section of the website or call 1-800-446-5265.

PROGRAMS

YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;LL MAKE IT HERE.

PROGRAMS

P RO G R A M S BY C A M P U S/C E NTR E ATLANTIC POLICE ACADEMY (APA)

PRINCE OF WALES CAMPUS (PWC)

SUMMERSIDE WATERFRONT CAMPUS (SWC)

Basic Firefighting Conservation Enforcement Correctional Officer Police Science (Cadet) Sheriff and Public Safety Officer

Accounting Technology Architectural Technology Bioscience Technology Business Administration Child and Youth Care Worker Computer Information Systems Computer Networking Technology Construction Technology and Management Dental Assisting Early Childhood Care and Education Electronics Engineering Technology Energy Systems Engineering Technology Environmental Applied Science Technology Fundamental Arts Graphic Design Heritage Retrofit Carpentry Human Resource Management Human Services Journalism and Communications Medical Support Services Music Performance Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant Open Academic Studies Paramedicine, Advanced Care Paramedicine, Primary Care Photography and Videography Practical Nursing Resident Care Worker Sport and Leisure Management Video Game Art and Animation Wildlife Conservation Technology

Aircraft Turbine Technician Automotive Technology Cabinetmaking/Wood Manufacturing Carpentry Computer Information Systems Construction Electrical Electromechanical Technology Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology Industrial Electrical Technology Legal Administration Occupational Health and Safety Technology Practical Nursing Precision Machinist Wind Turbine Technology

BELMONT CENTRE (BC) Language training programs

CONFEDERATION CENTRE OF THE ARTS (CCOA) Performing Arts Foundation Theatre Performance

GEORGETOWN CENTRE (GC) Plumbing / Pipefitting Welding Fabrication

MARINE TRAINING CENTRE (MTC) Commercial Diving Power Engineering

MONTAGUE CENTRE (MC) Resident Care Worker

WPC

TOURISM AND CULINARY CENTRE (TCC) Culinary Arts International Hospitality Management Marketing and Advertising Management Pastry Arts Tourism and Travel Management

WEST PRINCE CAMPUS (WPC) Administrative Assistant Resident Care Worker Small Business Manager Welding Fabrication Year 1

Alberton

Souris

Morell

Scotchfort APA Slemon Park

GC SWC/MTC

Summerside

• CAMPUS/CENTRE LOCATIONS • ADULT EDUCATION LOCATIONS

Georgetown

PWC/CCOA/TCC/BC Charlottetown

Confederation Bridge to New Brunswick

Montague MC

Ferry to Nova Scotia

PROGRAMS

A D U LT E D U C ATI O N Our Adult Education classrooms are supportive and friendly places where you can complete or upgrade high school credits or prepare to write your GED exam. We hold FREE classes during the day or evening in centres across the province, and we provide textbooks at no cost. Some credits are offered online to meet the needs of your busy schedule. If you've graduated from high school, or if you are 18 or older, we can help you reach your academic goals. HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS AND UPGRADING Earn or upgrade high school credits in academic English, math, biology, chemistry or physics to meet the admission requirements of a post-secondary program. All credits are recognized by the PEI Department of Education and are accepted at all universities and colleges across Canada. For more information, call 902-566-9362, email adulteducation@hollandcollege.com, or visit hollandcollege.com/programs.

T R A N S I T I O N I N G TO H O L L A N D C O L L EG E Holland College reserves program seats for qualified Adult Education students. Once you have completed your Adult Education classes, we can help guide you through the admissions process. If you are accepted into a program at Holland College, and you have been in the labour market for one year, you may be eligible for SkillsPEI Funding, which means you could receive up to 70 per cent of your program tuition and receive employment insurance while you are in the program. E A R N YO U R G E D If you did not graduate from high school, you can earn a high school equivalency certificate, also known as a GED. First you must complete a practice test. We use the test to find out if you are ready for the GED exam and to help us create an educational plan that suits you. The practice test covers five subject areas: math, reading, writing, science and social studies, and takes about four hours to complete; but we can break it into smaller sections to fit your schedule. If you score 500 or above in any of the subjects, you are qualified to take the official GED test for that subject, bypassing classes! If you have any questions or would like to schedule a practice test, call Sharon at 902-566-9628 or email scampbell@hollandcollege.com.

PROGRAMS

FLE X I B LE LE A R N I N G

I CO N S

Not yet ready for full-time studies? Looking for courses that are aimed at improving your academic foundation for future career and program choices? Credit courses or Open Academic Studies may be the perfect option to meet your needs.

Look for these icons on the following program description pages.

CREDIT COURSES Credit courses provide credit toward a diploma or certificate program at Holland College. You can take credit courses during the day, in the evening, or on weekends throughout the academic year, depending on the course offerings. You need to have a high school diploma in order to register. O P E N AC A D E M I C S T U D I E S If you would like to attend Holland College on either a full-time or part-time basis but donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what program you would like to take, you can choose from five courses that are transferable to full-time programs: Computer Essentials, Psychology I, Psychology II, Leadership & Group Dynamics, and Writing for College; or you can take courses that are part of programs if there are seats available and you meet the admission requirements. The coordinator for the Office of Academic Advising can help you choose from available courses and create a schedule. Contact Joanne at 902-566-9334 or by email at jdentremont@hollandcollege.com.

MORE THAN

PRO G R AM S TO CHOOSE FROM

D EG R E E PAT H WAYS Receive credit for your Holland College studies when you continue your education at a university or other post-secondary institution (page 10). AC C R E D I T E D P R O G R A M Accredited programs are recognized as meeting national professional standards. D I S TA N C E E D U C AT I O N Continue your education online in your home or workplace, or by combining classroom time and online learning. APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING After you graduate from Holland College, your apprenticeship training begins. When you register with your provincial apprenticeship program, you will receive credit for the hours earned and level exams passed while you were at Holland College. RED SEAL When you have completed all your apprenticeship hours and completed the required levels, you can write your Red Seal exam. A Red Seal gives you the ability to work in your trade anywhere in Canada. G R A D UAT E O P P O RT U N I T I E S GO! Graduate opportunities for each program are identified with the Go! icon.

PROGRAMS / APPLIED SCIENCES

B I O S C I E N C E TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, BIOSCIENCE TECHNOLOGIST

The Bioscience Technology program is the only one of its kind in the region. As a student, you will develop and hone your laboratory and scientific research skills. Throughout the program, you will learn natural product extraction, fermentation, and bacterial and animal cell culture skills and techniques. You will take part in six weeks of on the job training so that you can apply your skills in a real work environment. You will also focus on project-based learning and will complete an independent research project on a topic of your choice. On the job training is developed in consultation with our industry partners. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students participate in events and seminars sponsored by the PEI BioAlliance and make site visits to local biotechnology companies.

APPLIED SCIENCES

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 12 academic biology, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 12 academic chemistry, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math, minimum of 70% §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) certificate §§ Résumé

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Biological laboratory technologist, microbiology quality control technologist, microbiology technologist, food bacteriological technician, plant breeding technician, agricultural technologist, aquaculture technician.

PROGRAMS / APPLIED SCIENCES

E N V I RO N M E NTA L A P P LI E D S C I E N C E TE C H N O LO GY

W I LD LI FE CO N S E RVATI O N TE C H N O LO GY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TECHNICIAN

The Environmental Applied Science Technology program teaches you scientific theory in classes such as environmental microbiology, soil science, air quality, and environmental chemistry. You will apply these theories working in rivers, streams and water treatment facilities. You will collect and analyze water and soil samples and compare results from previous years to monitor environmental health. By the time you graduate, you will be qualified to work as an environmental technician, or you may continue your education to earn a B.Sc. through one of the program’s degree pathways.

Wildlife Conservation Technology combines the great outdoors with classroom learning. You will learn about plant and animal ecology, environmental chemistry, map use and analysis, canoe safety, advanced wilderness and remote first aid, and wildlife management. You will spend many hours in field camps where you will conduct habitat and night animal surveys, tour parks and wildlife rehabilitation centres, learn about wildlife and human interaction, and much more. You will use your new skills during 160 hours of on the job training.

D I D YO U K N OW ? The program received a micro grant from the City of Charlottetown to conduct research on the ecological health of the city’s ponds.

D I D YO U K N OW ? Students take part in songbird banding every year, contributing to songbird population and migration research on a regional and global scale.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic English, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 or 12 chemistry, minimum of 60% §§ Résumé

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic biology, minimum of 65% §§ Rabies and tetanus vaccinations (see website for details) §§ Completion of a Holland College Medical Form §§ Résumé

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Federal and provincial departments of environment, fisheries and oceans or natural resources; provincial departments of occupational health and safety; municipal and industrial water, wastewater treatment facilities; municipal solid waste management; environmental engineering consulting firms and analytical laboratories; industrial health and safety departments; industrial process monitoring; research facilities.

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Parks Canada; Canadian Wildlife Service; Fisheries and Oceans Canada; Provincial fish and wildlife agencies; natural resource agencies; private sector, including industry and consultants. Note: Some occupations in this field require a Criminal Record Check.

P R O G R A M S / AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y

L E A R N W I T H PA S S I O N . D E F E N D W I T H C O U R AG E . S E RV E W I T H H O N O U R .

ATLANTIC POLICE ACADEMY

Since the Atlantic Police Academy (APA) opened its doors in 1971, thousands of public safety officers have received the training they needed to enter the field, and have returned for in-service training to advance their careers. As a student at the APA, you will live in our Slemon Park residence for the duration of your program, except when you are away for on the job training. Living in residence will give you experience interacting with other cadets in a way that wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be possible if you only interacted with one another in an instructional setting. You will develop your team working, problem solving, time management and communication skills, and develop deeper gender and cross-cultural sensitivity, which are essential for a successful career in the public safety community.

P R O G R A M S / AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y

BA S I C F I R E F I G HTI N G

CO N S E RVATI O N E N FO RC E M E NT

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 22 WEEKS LOCATIONS: APA & MILTONVALE PARK (PEI FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION) CREDENTIAL: HOLLAND COLLEGE CERTIFICATE, FIREFIGHTER – LEVEL I AND II; IFSAC CERTIFICATION SEALS FOR FIREFIGHTER LEVEL I AND II, HAZMAT AWARENESS, HAZMAT OPERATIONS

START DATE: AUGUST LENGTH: 18 WEEKS LOCATION: APA CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, CONSERVATION ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

In this program, you will learn the fundamental firefighting skills needed to keep yourself, your colleagues, and the public safe in critical situations. Training at an off-campus site offers you firefighting experience in a controlled environment. In these training simulations, you will learn about fire behaviour, motor vehicle extraction, medical first response, and communication. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students receive part of their training at the PEI Firefighters Association Fire School. This training familiarizes students with a wide variety of equipment including fire engines, pumps, respirators, and hydraulic rescue tools such as Jaws of Life, in a live fire training simulator and a ladder tower, to deal with vehicle fires, flammable liquid fires, automotive accidents and public safety incidents. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Age 18 by program start date §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license. International students require a valid and current international driver’s license. §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Completion of Vision Examination Form §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Physical fitness test conducted at the APA §§ Completion of Basic Firefighting Medical Examination §§ Resumé

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Work internationally as professional, full-time firefighters and industrial firefighters.

In the Conservation Enforcement program, you will take courses in topics such as conservation investigations, defensive driving and traffic control, national use of force framework, scenario/reality based training, and professional patrol tactics. After completing on the job training, you will be prepared to work in natural resource agencies as a conservation enforcement officer and in other related fields of enforcement and security throughout Canada. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students are sworn in as armed provincial conservation officers for six weeks during the fall hunting season. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Minimum one year of post-secondary education §§ 19 years of age by program start date §§ Successful completion of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2) §§ Successful completion of Physical Ability Requirement Evaluation Test (PARE) §§ Completion of an APA Medical Form §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Successful completion of a full background check §§ Proof of Canadian citizenship or Canadian permanent resident status §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license §§ Three letters of reference, not from family members §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Certification in swimming – “Swim to Survive” or equivalent §§ Standard First Aid, CPR Level C and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) must be valid for the duration of the program §§ Pleasure Craft Operator card §§ All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) safety training course from a certified trainer §§ Successful completion of the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course §§ Résumé

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Provincial and federal conservation wildlife and parks enforcement authorities.

P R O G R A M S / AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y

CO R R E C TI O N A L O FF I C E R

P O LI C E S C I E N C E (C A D E T )

START DATE: AUGUST LENGTH: 24 WEEKS LOCATION: APA CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, CORRECTIONAL OFFICER

START DATE: JANUARY LENGTH: 35 WEEKS CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, POLICE CONSTABLE

The primary responsibility of a correctional officer is to monitor, supervise and interact with incarcerated offenders and prepare them to become law-abiding citizens after serving their sentences. Learn how to supervise inmate movement; appropriate use of control tactics, Taser and other control devices; the principles of human relations, sociology and psychology; communications techniques, including how to brief visitors and criminal justice professionals entering the institution; extracting inmates from cells and conducting security checks; how to conduct safety equipment checks, and how to draft daily logs and reports.

This program blends academic and tactical training to ensure that you have the confidence and skills needed to keep yourself and your community safe. You will practice on a driving course and gun range, learn use of force and control skills, develop criminal investigation techniques, and receive communications and mental health training. Academic components include coursework in sociology, psychology and law.

D I D YO U K N OW ? You will receive crisis intervention training and earn a de-escalation certification.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Must be 19 years of age by program start date §§ Proof of Canadian citizenship or Canadian permanent resident status §§ Completion of an APA Medical Form §§ Successful completion of Physical Ability Requirement Evaluation Test (PARE) §§ Completion of Vision Examination Form §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) unrestricted driver’s license §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Successful completion of a full background check §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Three letters of reference, not from family members §§ Successful completion of the Police Officer Selection Test (POST), the Police Science Test (PST), and the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2). This test will be arranged by Holland College Admissions §§ Successful completion of polygraph interview arranged by Holland College §§ Certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level C and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) §§ Résumé

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Must be 19 years of age by program start date §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Successful completion of a full background check §§ Proof of Canadian citizenship or Canadian permanent resident status §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license §§ Completion of an APA Medical Form §§ Three letters of reference, not from family members §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level C and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) §§ Résumé Note: A Child Abuse Registry Search must also be completed in advance for cadets planning to complete their on the job training in Nova Scotia.

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Federal and provincial correctional facilities, and other public safety organizations.

LOCATION: APA

D I D YO U K N OW ? The RCMP accepts graduates from this program. APA graduates participate in a short training course instead of the RCMP's 26-week course.

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Police constable and other related fields of law enforcement and security.

P R O G R A M S / AT L A N T I C P O L I C E AC A D E M Y

SHERIFF AND PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER START DATE: AUGUST LENGTH: 24 WEEKS LOCATION: APA CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, SHERIFF AND PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER

In this program you will learn the skills required to be successful in many different careers related to law enforcement and security. You will learn the national use of force framework and hands-on control tactics, and you will undergo communications and mental health training. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students receive training in firearms, defensive driving and traffic control, and in courthouse and security operations. ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Must be 19 years of age by program start date §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license. International students require a valid and current international driver’s license. §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Successful completion of a full background check §§ Completion of an APA Medical Form §§ Successful completion of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2), testing arranged by Holland College §§ Three letters of reference, not from family members §§ Certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level C and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) §§ Successful completion of Physical Ability Requirement Evaluation Test (PARE) §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Proof of Canadian citizenship or Canadian permanent resident status §§ Résumé

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Sheriff, public safety officer, municipal peace officer, highway safety, university policing, bylaw enforcement, armored car, cell block security.

BUSINESS

PROGRAMS / BUSINESS

ACCO U NTI N G TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN

A D M I N I S TR ATI V E A S S I S TA NT LOCATION: PWC

In the Accounting Technology program, you will develop the skills necessary to maintain accounting records for businesses and to prepare personal and corporate income tax returns. You will study financial accounting, personal taxation, cost accounting, business law, corporate taxation and more from knowledgeable instructors and industry speakers, and you will get work experience during an on the job training placement. If your grades in financial accounting, managerial accounting, business law, economics and computers are acceptable, you may be granted credit exemptions by the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) Advanced Certificate in Accounting and the CPA Prerequisite Education Program, as well as at other colleges and universities. D I D YO U K N OW ? During the winter semester students volunteer with the Canada Revenue Agency to assist people with their income tax forms. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Private industry, public accounting, government, self-employment.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: DISTANCE LEARNING or WPC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

As an administrative assistant you will be responsible for keeping day-to-day office operations organized. This program will help you develop your interpersonal and business communications while teaching the necessary technical skills to perform basic office procedures. You will take courses such as office procedures, keyboarding, business communications, English, and office finance. These courses will prepare you for a four-week on the job training placement. You can continue your training by transferring select credits to the Legal Administration or Medical Support Services program (pages 28 and 29). D I D YO U K N OW ? This program is offered on campus or online. For details, refer to our website. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Federal, provincial and municipal government, banks and financial institutions, private sector businesses.

PROGRAMS / BUSINESS

B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S TR ATI O N START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, BUSINESS MANAGER

H U M A N R E S O U RC E M A N AG E M E NT LOCATION: PWC

The Business Administration program gives you a foundation in business functions and how they work together, effective business communications skills, and a firm grasp of business practices. The program emphasizes the development of the broad range of skills you will need for a management position. You will learn about human resource management, business plan development, economics, marketing, and business law. Industry guest speakers will give you insights into the business world. You will complete an on the job training placement to give you even more reallife experience. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students can attend Starting Point, an entrepreneurship conference in Halifax, N.S. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Small business, retail, government, service industries, self-employment.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATOR

If you are working in Human Resources and want to enhance your skills, or if you are planning to move into an HR role, this program will help you become an effective Human Resources team member in private sector, public sector, unionized or non-unionized workplaces. You will take courses in performance management, compensation, training and development, change management and more. The program has a blended course delivery format, with a mix of full day, on-campus sessions approximately every second Saturday, and independent projects facilitated by the learning manager. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students create training programs and develop job questionnaires, interview guides, and orientation agendas. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Confirmation of successful completion of BUSI 101 Human Resource Management I (or equivalent) and BUSI2035 Organizational Behaviour (or equivalent) from an accredited community college or university prior to start of program §§ Résumé

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Businesses, governments, and not-for-profit settings which require support and leadership in managing talent in an organization. From larger human resources departments or firms to smaller entrepreneurial ventures, graduates of this program will possess the skills to be effective team members.

PROGRAMS / BUSINESS

LE G A L A D M I N I S TR ATI O N START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, LEGAL ASSISTANT

M A R K E TI N G A N D A DV E RTI S I N G M A N AG E M E NT LOCATION: SWC

In this accelerated Legal Administration program, you will learn all the basic administrative duties and establish a solid foundation in civil litigation, family law, corporate law, real estate law, and estate law. You will also take classes in business communications, professionalism and office finance. You will practice your newly learned skills in a 150-hour on the job training placement. D I D YO U K N OW ? As a student, you will participate in the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program organized by the Canada Revenue Agency. You will take phone calls, pick up messages and book appointments for Islanders who qualify for the program. This provides you with volunteer experience to list on your résumé, and demonstrates your ability to maintain confidentiality, which is vital in law offices. You'll also receive a Certificate of Appreciation from the Canada Revenue Agency. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with academic English.

A Criminal Record Check is commonly required by employers in this field.

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Law firms, real estate companies, land title offices, provincial and federal courts, other municipal and government offices.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: TCC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, MARKETING AND ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT

In the Marketing and Advertising Management program you will examine real life marketing situations, learn how to conduct market research through focus groups and surveys, and how to use that information to build marketing, business, and public relations plans. Emphasis is placed on developing your written and oral communication skills through group work and presentations. Throughout the program, you will build your network of contacts at industry events and during on the job training. Students and graduates are in demand for the marketing skills they acquire, especially in digital marketing for small business. By the time you graduate, you will be ready to enter the workforce, or you may continue your education through a degree pathway. D I D YO U K N OW ? Marketing and Advertising Management students volunteer at the Greater Charlottetown Chamber of Commerce Biz to Biz tradeshow, gaining valuable experience and building their professional network. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Marketing departments, advertising agencies, service firms, government agencies, retail organizations, non-profit organizations, market researchers, public relations firms, selfemployment, sales.

PROGRAMS / BUSINESS

M E D I C A L S U P P O RT S E RV I C E S START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, MEDICAL SECRETARY

O CC U PATI O N A L H E A LTH A N D SA FE T Y TE C H N O LO GY LOCATION: PWC

As a specialized medical administrative assistant, you will be part of an industry that is constantly growing, and where each day presents different challenges. The Medical Support Services program trains you to work as a medical secretary, health unit coordinator, or administrative professional in private health care facilities. You will take courses in areas such as keyboarding, professionalism, transcription, medical office billing, document management, and pharmacological terms and references. By the time you graduate, you will be ready to enter the health care sector in various capacities with a variety of responsibilities. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students learn and practice medical transcription skills and learn to use industry terminology to prepare them to become professionals in a health care setting. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: A keyboarding course with over 25 net wpm would be an asset. A Criminal Records Check is commonly required by employers in the field.

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Medical clinics, family physicians’ offices, dental clinics; hospitals and nursing homes; government health and social service departments.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER AND JANUARY LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: DISTANCE LEARNING AND SWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, OH&S TECHNICIAN

The Occupational Health and Safety Technology program will provide you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to promote and maintain the health and safety of employees in an organization. You will learn the roles and responsibilities of an occupational health and safety practitioner, including risk management, hazard recognition control and prevention, and safety management systems in the workplace. You will also learn about occupational health and safety legislation and organizations, and how to apply best practices. Please note: This program is a combination of online learning and in-class learning. Classes take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. on the Summerside Waterfront Campus. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students learn to conduct health and safety audits and provide training to improve workplace health and safety. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: Basic computer skills are strongly recommended.

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Smaller entrepreneurial ventures, private sector businesses, and various levels of government.

PROGRAMS / BUSINESS

S M A LL B U S I N E S S M A N AG E R

TOURISM AND TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: WPC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, SMALL BUSINESS MANAGER

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: TCC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, TOURISM AND TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

The Small Business Manager program prepares you for an entry-level management position or to operate your own small business. You will take courses such as human resource management, entrepreneurship, and marketing research. The program teaches you business functions and how they work together, and business communications skills.

The Tourism and Travel Management program allows you to choose which aspect of the tourism and events management industry you would enjoy most. Spend your first year studying introductory courses to tourism, hospitality, and events coordination, and in your second year, choose between two areas of specialization:

The program is offered on a full-time and part-time basis, and the modules can be designed to make sure you get the skills that best meet your needs and schedule. D I D YO U K N OW ? You will work on plenty of hands-on projects and gain real-work experience, and you will meet industry representatives, giving you the opportunity to establish or expand your business network. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Graduates will have an introductory level of knowledge and skills in all key small business areas.

TO U R I S M A N D T R AV E L C O O R D I N ATO R You will learn travel agency operations and earn your tour guide certification by creating and conducting an island-wide tour with your classmates. You will learn about world cultures, and you will acquire advertising layout and design skills. E V E N T S C O O R D I N ATO R Learn how to plan, organize, promote, and evaluate events such as festivals, conventions, and trade shows. You will have the opportunity to participate in events and to plan and execute an event of your own. D I D YO U K N OW ? You’ll need your passport! Tourism and Travel Coordinator students organize an international study tour, and Events Coordinator students travel to the United States to meet with industry professionals. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Airlines, travel agencies, hotels and resorts, tour companies, tourism information bureaus, heritage and historical interpretation centres, hotels and resorts, entertainment and film production companies, nonprofit organizations.

PROGRAMS / COMPUTER STUDIES

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATIONS: PWC, SWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, COMPUTER PROGRAMMER ANALYST

Learn how to analyze, design, and develop information systems, e-commerce sites and mobile apps. Work in desktop, service, and Internet/intranet and networked environments. Courses include object-oriented programming, web application development, Internet programming, and network communications. You will also participate in an on the job training placement. The program on the Summerside Waterfront Campus offers e-health components preparing you for regional and local employment opportunities in e-health. This program’s curriculum is accredited by CIPS, Canada’s Association of IT Professionals. The nationally recognized curriculum enables graduates to pursue employment opportunities throughout Canada, the United States and in many international locations. This program is also offered via distance delivery. D I D YO U K N OW ? Last year a team of students earned second place in a regional hackathon and formed a developers’ club.

COMPUTER STUDIES

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* academic or equivalent §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math §§ Résumé Note: Computer training or experience in keyboarding, desktop application software and operating system(s) is strongly recommended.

GO! Programmers, analysts, Internet, client/server,

mobile software developers for federal and provincial governments, international corporations.

PROGRAMS / COMPUTER STUDIES

CO M P U TE R N E T WO R K I N G TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, COMPUTER NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIST

This program teaches you how to ensure an organization’s IT runs smoothly and securely, and that all computers, servers and other devices are networked effectively. You will also learn how to implement new infrastructure. Courses include network and information security, web technologies, network analysis and design, and virtualization. You will have the opportunity to explore pathways to various certifications such as Cisco Certified Network Associate, A+, Linux+, Security+ and Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist. The Computer Networking Technology program is accredited by the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB) of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists. D I D YO U K N OW ? You’ll learn how to keep infrastructure, employees, and clients safe from hackers and other threats. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* academic or equivalent §§ Grade 12 academic English §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math §§ Résumé Note: Computer training or experience in keyboarding, desktop application software and operating system(s) is strongly recommended.

GO! IT systems administrator, network support

analyst, network support technician, computer network technician, PC technician, system support specialist, desktop support analyst.

THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF CANADA

P R O G R A M S / T H E C U L I N A RY I N S T I T U T E O F C A N A DA

The Culinary Institute of Canada provides first-class industry-based training in Culinary Arts, Pastry Arts and International Hospitality Management. Our programs are developed in consultation with industry experts and we teach them to meet international standards. When you graduate, you can be confident you have the skills and training needed to succeed. While you’re here, you will get hands-on experience in the kitchens of our dining room, an exclusive operational restaurant that seats 80 people, and in the kitchens of The Marché, which offers services and banquet facilities for up to 400 people. You will learn your skills in our state-of-the-art facilities, and then you will get a chance to hone them during an internship. H O M E O F C U L I N A RY YO U T H T E A M C A N A DA In June of 2017, The Culinary Institute of Canada was chosen by the Canadian Culinary Federation to represent Canada on the national and international stage. Since then, we have been preparing the team of young culinary professionals to compete in a series of international competitions culminating in the 2020 IKA Culinary Olympics in Stuttgart, Germany.

C U LI N A RY A RT S START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, CULINARY ARTS

LOCATION: TCC

In the Culinary Arts program, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of culinary skills from the very basics of knife skills and food preparation to advanced techniques in butchery, international cuisine, and à la carte production. Your culinary skills will be complemented by business training to prepare you for the full scope of restaurant operations. You will sharpen your skills daily with rotations in our on-site restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and casual fine dining. This highvolume food preparation gets you ready for a career in the fast-paced food service industry. You will also complete a 600-hour paid internship, giving you the opportunity to showcase your skills to employers and gain a greater perspective on where this career can take you. D I D YO U K N OW ? Our students prepare food for up to 400 staff, students, and visitors each day, creating almost 240,000 meals each year — talk about hands-on learning! ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: Applicants must have the ability to perform physically challenging tasks.

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Restaurants, hotels, motels, resorts, cafeterias, hospitals, catering companies, related areas of food service industry.

P R O G R A M S / T H E C U L I N A RY I N S T I T U T E O F C A N A DA

I NTE R N ATI O N A L H O S P ITA LIT Y M A N AG E M E NT START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: TCC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

After graduation, you will be ready to manage all the details that make a restaurant, resort, hotel, or nightclub a great experience for customers. Our business courses complement specialized training for food service, catering and hotel operations, and you will participate in practicums in our restaurant and at local hotels. An international educational study tour will enhance your knowledge of cultural diversity and global standards of tourism and hospitality. You will work frequently at industryrelated events, helping you to build a solid network of contacts for future employment. Every aspect of the program has been designed with input from industry, ensuring you will meet international standards of excellence.

PA S TRY A RT S START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, PASTRY ARTS

LOCATION: TCC

Our Pastry Arts program will provide you with a solid foundation in baking methods and pastry techniques. You will begin by learning the basics of dough preparation and batters, and advance to preparing custards, French pastries and contemporary plated desserts. You will learn to bake breads, pies, cakes, cookies, creams and pastries, and you will perfect these skills by creating desserts for customers at our on-site restaurants each day. Business courses will prepare you for restaurant operations. By the end of the program, you will be ready to work in a restaurant as a pastry chef or to open your own establishment.

D I D YO U K N OW ? You will complete a mandatory term of paid internship. The placement is a minimum of 500 hours over the summer after your first year.

D I D YO U K N OW ? Students demonstrate their creativity and technical proficiency by designing and creating a decorative cake and a showpiece using fondant, modeling chocolate, and pulled sugar. We proudly display these creations in the entry to The Dining Room.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

Note: Applicants must have the ability to perform physically challenging tasks.

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Hotels, motels, and country inns; resort operations; restaurants; pubs, lounges, and night clubs; catering operations; front office and guest services; administration; housekeeping; food and beverage; sales and marketing; convention and conference services.

Pastry shops and bakeries, hotels, motels, restaurants, resorts, schools, hospitals, related areas of food service industry, self-employment.

P R O G R A M S / E N G I N E E R I N G T E C H N O LO GY

A RC H ITE C T U R A L TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST

This program encompasses all aspects of the architectural building industry. You will learn about architectural building sciences, the principles of architectural and engineering design, materials of construction, the preparation of contract documents and Computer-Aided Design (CAD). In a twopart technical thesis course, you will conduct an independent learner-initiated design or research project in a building-related discipline. Courses include surveying and site planning, history of architecture, introduction to sustainable design, contract administration, project management, and built environment. D I D YO U K N OW ? Individual and team projects provide students with the opportunity to develop competencies that are imperative for a successful career. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 academic or equivalent §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 12 academic math, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 11 or 12 physics, minimum of 65%* §§ Résumé

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

*Applicants with a mark of 80% or higher in Grade 12 academic math may be exempt from the physics requirement. Note: Computer training or experience with operating systems, keyboarding, and desktop application software such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel is strongly recommended.

GO! Architects, engineers, drafting services, interior designers, contractors, surveyors, government offices and agencies, construction product manufacturers, material suppliers, inspection and testing firms.

P R O G R A M S / E N G I N E E R I N G T E C H N O LO GY

CO N S TR U C TI O N TE C H N O LO GY A N D M A N AG E M E NT

E LE C TRO N I C S E N G I N E E R I N G TE C H N O LO GY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIST

This program will teach you how to plan, coordinate, and manage construction projects from inception to completion. You will learn about building materials, drawings and specifications, and the construction process. You will have the opportunity to prepare estimates of the cost of materials, labour, site overhead, and start-up costs for residential construction projects.

In this program, you will learn the theory and practical skills needed to design and troubleshoot circuits, and to install, operate, and service electronic or data communications systems. You will take courses in electrical circuits, electronic fabrication, transmission theory and programming fundamentals for electronic systems.

You will take courses in construction law and contract documents, drafting fundamentals, and construction surveying; and you will visit construction sites. You will acquire an understanding of the construction industry and on the job training will put that understanding into action, so that when you graduate, you will be ready to start your career at an administrative or middle management level. D I D YO U K N OW ? You'll learn how to test soil, asphalt, and concrete, giving you even more potential employment opportunities. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English §§ Grade 12 academic math §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic physics §§ Résumé

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General and subcontractors, government offices and agencies, surveyors, construction product manufacturers, inspection and testing firms, building material suppliers, engineering offices, construction administrators, cost estimating firms.

You will complete a major project involving an electronic system of your choosing. You will design the hardware and software, and build a prototype. Past projects include a wirelessly controlled robotic arm, a 3D imaging system to automate the creation of models for 3D printing, and a Wi-Fi based water detection alarm with text messaging. D I D YO U K N OW ? Graduates receive advanced standing toward the Aerospace Telecommunication and Information Systems program offered by the Canadian Forces. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math and physics §§ Résumé Note: Applicants must have computer training or experience in keyboarding, desktop application software and operating system(s).

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Canadian Armed Forces; Canadian Coast Guard; RCMP; government, manufacturing design and assembly, installation, and repair services; radio and television broadcasting companies; biomedical technology, audio video, fibre optic, alarm system, or network service technician.

P R O G R A M S / H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S

C H I LD A N D YO U TH C A R E WO R K E R START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, CHILD AND YOUTH CARE WORKER

This program prepares you for a meaningful career helping at-risk youth and their families overcome complex issues. Through courses in counselling, case management, child welfare, intervention, and program development, you'll learn how to identify clients’ needs, and develop strategies to support them and their families. D I D YO U K N OW ? All applicants receive an invitation to attend a Child and Youth Care Worker program information session. It is important for you to attend the session to make sure that this program is the right fit for you.

HEALTH AND COMMUNITY STUDIES

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English* minimum of 65% §§ Must be out of high school at least one year before applying to this program §§ Two letters of reference, one personal and one from an employer or a teacher, not from a family member §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ A minimum of 100 hours paid work or volunteer experience with youth ages 8-18. Babysitting hours are not acceptable. §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) Certificate §§ Résumé Note: Post-secondary diplomas, degrees, or psychology/sociology credits will enhance application. Hepatitis B immunizations are recommended. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

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Government and private agencies; crisis assessment centres; young offender facilities; residential treatment programs; group homes; schools; day programs; various community-based, youthoriented programs; family preservation programs.

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D E NTA L A S S I S TI N G START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, DENTAL ASSISTANT LEVEL II

This accredited program is nationally recognized for its quality training. Theory is delivered to you in a classroom setting, complemented by our fully functional dental operatories (working spaces), digital radiography units and dental lab. The program has a ratio of approximately 10 students per instructor to ensure students receive the best guidance and expert advice. By the time you graduate, you will be competent in the entire core skill set recognized across Canada. With successful completion of the National Board Exam, you will be eligible for licensure in all provinces within Canada. D I D YO U K N OW ? As a practicum, students offer a public, low-cost dental clinic each year. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic biology, minimum of 65% §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level Certificate from a recognized provider §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) Certificate §§ Résumé Note: Computer skills considered an asset. We recommend that you spend a day observing in a general practice dental office before attending this program.

GO! Private and provincial dental offices,

hospitals, dental assisting schools, dental schools.

E A R LY C H I LD H O O D C A R E A N D E D U C ATI O N START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR

This program is grounded in a theoretical understanding of early childhood development. You will learn how to design and implement curriculum that inspires young minds, helps children develop socially, emotionally, and physically; and promotes inclusiveness. Part of your training will be in the early learning centre located on our Prince of Wales Campus. D I D YO U K N OW ? Your application will be enhanced by volunteer experiences in early learning spaces and in organizations such as camps, Scouting, Guides, and Sunday School. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent* with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic or general math, minimum 60% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic or general science, minimum of 60% §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Two letters of reference, one personal and one from an employer or a teacher, not from a family member §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) certificate §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with academic credits. Child growth and development, computer, and home economics courses would be an asset. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

GO! Early childhood centres; organizations with

child and family related programs; nursery schools; play groups; recreation programs; family resource centres; developmental preschools.

P R O G R A M S / H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S

H U M A N S E RV I C E S START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, HUMAN SERVICES

LOCATION: PWC

In this program, you will learn how to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve their full potential; and learn about various intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities; and develop practical skills to assist individuals with disabilities. D I D YO U K N OW ? Human Services is one of our longest-running programs – over 40 years! ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent * with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Two letters of reference, one personal and one from an employer or a teacher, not from a family member §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) certificate §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have work or volunteer experience, preferably within the last three years, in group homes or residences, vocational training centres, special education classes, recreation and summer programs, or early learning centres, working with individuals who have intellectual disabilities. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

GO! Preschool, employment, and community

support programs; organizations that provide support to individuals who have intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities, or mental illnesses; agencies and organizations that provide services to seniors.

O CC U PATI O N A L TH E R A P I S T A S S I S TA NT A N D P H YS I OTH E R A P I S T A S S I S TA NT START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT AND PHYSIOTHERAPIST ASSISTANT

Gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills you need to be successful as a rehabilitation assistant who works under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist or physiotherapist. Develop an understanding of the human body, the concept of rehabilitation, and the therapeutic interventions and modalities used to treat various conditions. You will apply these skills in a clinical setting, preparing you to enter the field upon graduation. D I D YO U K N OW ? This new program gives you the latest skills and techniques to meet employers’ expectations. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English with a minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math with a minimum of 60% §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic biology with a minimum of 60% §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Résumé

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Hospitals, long term care facilities, mental health facilities, rehabilitation facilities, schools, private physiotherapy, occupational therapy clinics.

P R O G R A M S / H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S

P R AC TI C A L N U R S I N G

A DVA N C E D C A R E PA R A M E D I C I N E

START DATE: SEPTEMBER (PWC), JANUARY (SWC) LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATIONS: PWC, SWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, PRACTICAL NURSE

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: POST-GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, ADVANCED CARE PARAMEDIC

As a practical nurse, you will provide routine care under the supervision of a registered nurse or a medical doctor to disabled, injured, or sick patients. Courses in anatomy and physiology, fundamentals of nursing, and pharmacology are supported through extensive clinical placements. At the end of the program, you will complete 160 hours of practicum in a clinical site, giving you real-world experience and important exposure to a potential employer. D I D YO U K N OW ? Upon graduation, you will be ready to complete your Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic English, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 and 12 academic biology, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 12 academic math, minimum of 65% §§ Grade 12 chemistry, minimum of 70% §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) Certificate §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Persons) with no findings of guilt §§ Two applicant reference forms from employers §§ Completion of Holland College Medical Form §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have completed university level introductory courses in English, biology or psychology. Clinical experience may be restricted if the student does not have a driver’s license.

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Long-term care facilities, nursing homes, community care facilities, home care, hospitals, physicians’ offices.

The Advanced Care Paramedicine program will build on your expertise as a primary care paramedic and prepare you to play an expanded role as a first responder. Your training covers everything from operational and procedural skills to the skills you need to make critical decisions in an emergency. You will enhance your verbal and written communications skills, interpersonal skills, and leadership skills. You will complete two hospital clinical rotations and one on the job placement. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students participate in applied research projects. Most recently, they worked on a project to determine if UAVs (drones) were effective tools in a simulated mass crisis. The research was featured on the popular science TV show Daily Planet! ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Graduation from an AC accredited 2-year Canadian Primary Care Paramedicine program or equivalent §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Completion of three reference forms, one from the ACP or PCP field §§ Completion of Holland College Medical Form §§ Current Heart and Stroke BLS §§ Completed Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Valid Class 4 (taxi, ambulance or small bus) driver’s license §§ Résumé

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Ground ambulance, industrial first aid, recreation and sports facilities, emergency medical education, medical supply sales, emergency departments, air ambulance, communication centres.

P R O G R A M S / H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S

A DVA N C E D C A R E PA R A M E D I C I N E D I S TR I B U TE D LE A R N I N G START DATE: JANUARY LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC/WEB BASED CREDENTIAL: POST-GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, ADVANCED CARE PARAMEDIC

This program offers practicing Primary Care Paramedics the opportunity to complete most of their Advanced Care Paramedic studies in a distance delivery format. The program mirrors the one-year Advanced Care Paramedicine onsite program, but spreads the program over two years. In the first year and a half of the program, students complete three semesters of online learning modules. Students are required to attend three two-week lab and testing sessions on site in Charlottetown, and prescribed hospital clinical and ambulance practicum shifts. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students participate in applied research projects. Most recently, they worked on a project to determine if UAVs (drones) were effective tools in a simulated mass crisis. The research was featured on the popular science TV show Daily Planet! ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Graduation from an AC accredited 2-year Canadian Primary Care Paramedicine program or equivalent §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Completion of three reference forms, one from the ACP or PCP field §§ Completion of Holland College Medical Form §§ Current Heart and Stroke BLS §§ Completion of Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Valid Class 4 (taxi, ambulance or small bus) driver’s license §§ Résumé

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Ground ambulance, industrial first aid, recreation and sports facilities, emergency medical education, medical supply sales, emergency departments, air ambulance, communication centres.

P R I M A RY C A R E PA R A M E D I C I N E START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, PRIMARY CARE PARAMEDIC

This program will prepare you to work in the field of prehospital care. Upon completion of this program, you will understand human anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology as it relates to medical and traumatic emergencies. You will be able to perform a complete patient assessment including a physical examination and history taking, identifying and performing appropriate life support procedures, and methods of documenting patient care. D I D YO U K N OW ? This program is accredited by Accreditation Canada. Having this credential makes it easier for you to obtain employment in other provinces and to be accepted into advanced training programs. You will also be eligible to write the National Exam for Paramedics in Canada, which is required for Paramedic Registration in many provinces, including Prince Edward Island. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 academic science and English, minimum of 70% §§ Grade 11 academic math, minimum of 65% §§ Completion of two reference forms, work related §§ Criminal Records Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Valid Class 4 (taxi, ambulance or small bus) driver’s license §§ Completion of a Holland College Medical Form §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) certificate §§ Completed Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Résumé

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Ambulance, industrial first aid, recreation and sports facilities, emergency medical education, medical supply sales, emergency departments.

P R O G R A M S / H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y S T U D I E S

R E S I D E NT C A R E WO R K E R START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, RESIDENT CARE WORKER

In this program you will build a strong foundation in adult health care to prepare you to work in long term care (nursing homes), acute care (hospitals), mental health facilities and community agencies. You will study effective methods of communication, how to use gentle persuasion, and how to work with dementia patients and mental health patients. Clinical practicums will ensure that you are prepared to meet clients’ personal and physical needs. D I D YO U K N OW ? Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate experience, preferably within the last five years, in a long-term care, mental health, or other facility that addresses special client care needs. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Two references from employers, not from family members §§ Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) with no findings of guilt §§ Standard First Aid and CPR Level C from a recognized provider §§ Completion of a Holland College Medical Form §§ Valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license §§ Current Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) certificate. §§ Completed Immunization Verification Form (required after acceptance) §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 12 academic English. Students are required to lift, move and transfer clients, conduct frequent hand washing, use soaps/lotions for bathing clients and be exposed to cleaning and sanitizing chemicals. Students who suffer from food allergies should also be aware that they are required to assist in feeding clients and are therefore exposed to a wide variety of foods.

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Long-term care facilities, home support services, mental health facilities, self-employment, acute care facilities.

INDUSTRIAL TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY

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A I RC R A F T T U R B I N E TE C H N I C I A N

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, AIRCRAFT TURBINE TECHNICIAN

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

Aircraft turbine technicians inspect aircraft engines, troubleshoot issues with mechanical systems, and modify, repair, and test turbine engines. You will learn the techniques, procedures, and documentation requirements you need to work in this growing industry.

The Automotive Technology program provides a comprehensive introduction to the mechanical and technological skills you will need to work as an automotive service technician. The program gives you a solid grounding in mechanical systems, computers, networks, electronics, and nonmechanical systems you will encounter on the job. You will take what you learn in the classroom and apply it in the Automotive Technology shop.

We place emphasis on practical training using a variety of turbine engines including the Pratt and Whitney 100 series turbine engine used on the de Havilland Dash 8 aircraft, the Pratt and Whitney PT6 engine, and the Rolls Royce 250 engine. If you are looking for a mechanical and detailoriented, hands-on career in a fast-paced industry, this is the program for you! D I D YO U K N OW ? This program is designed in consultation with the aerospace industry to provide students with essential skills and experience, and many graduates find employment in Prince Edward Island.

LOCATION: SWC

You will work on a fleet of diverse vehicles to develop your skills, and you will have an on the job training placement where you will be in a real work environment. On the job training not only gives you valuable real-life experience, it also helps you build a network of potential employers. D I D YO U K N OW ? With the successful completion of level exams, this program qualifies as two years of apprenticeship training toward a Red Seal.

Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 11 or 12 physics.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ A valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license. International students require a valid and current international driver’s license and a driver’s abstract. §§ Driver’s abstract* §§ Résumé

* If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 11 or 12 academic English, math and physics.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic math §§ Résumé

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Work in the aerospace industry.

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Car dealerships, independent garages, national auto chains, service centres, fleet maintenance, customer service, self-employment.

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C A B I N E TM A K I N G / WO O D M A N U FAC T U R I N G START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, CABINETMAKING / WOOD MANUFACTURING TECHNICIAN

The advanced wood processing industry in Canada demands high quality, innovative, and technically sophisticated workers. In this program, you will learn everything you need to enter one of the fastest growing manufacturing sectors in Canada. Once you are adept at using manual tools, you will move on to sophisticated electrical tools, including computer numerical control (CNC) equipment. By the time you graduate, you will be comfortable making cabinets and architectural millwork, laminating, veneering, machining, sanding, assembling and finishing. In addition to course requirements, you will also complete a personal project of your own design. D I D YO U K N OW ? During three weeks of on the job training, students build cabinets for homes and cottages constructed by the Carpentry students. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: Applicants must be physically capable of meeting the demands of this industry.

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Cabinetmaking, architectural millwork, wood product manufacturing, furniture manufacturing, restoration, design operations, self-employment.

C A R P E NTRY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, CARPENTER

LOCATION: SWC

In the Carpentry program, you will learn how to use concepts from math, engineering and design to construct solid building structures. You will learn about blueprints, building layout, framing, roof, wall, and floor systems, interior and exterior finish, and more. Courses are delivered in the classroom and on site, putting the theory you learn right to work. By the time you graduate, you will have 990 hours toward your apprenticeship requirement and will have completed your apprenticeship Year 1 exams, putting you on the path to becoming a Red Seal carpenter. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students work in small groups to construct 1,000-sq. ft. to 2,000-sq. ft. homes and cottages. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Building contractors, self-employment, building supply yards.

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CO M M E RC I A L D I V I N G START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 9 MONTHS LOCATION: MTC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, UNRESTRICTED SURFACE SUPPLIED DIVER

In this program, you will obtain real world experience diving to a maximum depth of 50 meters using equipment, systems, and procedures that are standard in the offshore oil and gas industries. You will log these depths diving an IMCA-Certified offshore diving spread using a wet Bell System.

When you graduate, you will receive a Diving Certification Board of Canada (DCBC) Unrestricted Surface Supplied Diver Certificate, which is recognized by The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA), The Association of Diving Contractors International (ADCI), the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the United Kingdom, and the Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme (ADAS).

deep water drilling platforms inspection, maintenance, and repair; oil and gas pipelines infrastructure inspection, maintenance, and repair; shipbuilding and ship repair underwater welding/ burning; bridge inspection, maintenance, underwater welding/burning and repair; police departments, investigation, search and recovery; fire departments; search and rescue squadrons; Parks Canada underwater archeology; Canadian Armed Forces; scientific diving; seafood harvesting and aquaculture; quality control and quality auditing companies.

D I D YO U K N OW ? You will take part in a deep-dive field trip, living on board an offshore vessel for up to 10 days. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Open Water Scuba Diving Certificate with 20 logged dives and 10 hours of bottom time §§ Full commercial diving medical from an approved hyperbaric physician, and completion of the Occupational Diver’s Medical Fitness Examination form indicating that you are fit to dive §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with a physics credit. This is intense training, sometimes in adverse conditions. Students must have experienced the sensation of being underwater for long periods of time before entering the program. Students are expected to participate in a daily fitness program to assess their fitness to dive each day, to improve their cardiovascular fitness, and as a team-building activity.

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Harbour infrastructure inspection, maintenance, underwater welding and repair;

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- Cody Arsenault 2019 graduate of Commercial Diving

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CO N S TR U C TI O N E LE C TR I C A L START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN

The Construction Electrical program gives you fundamental knowledge about electricity and its applications, and prepares you to work in residential and commercial settings assembling, installing, testing, maintaining, servicing, and operating various electrical systems and equipment. You will move from the classroom to the lab, getting plenty of experience installing power and lighting systems, signal and alarm systems, emergency lighting, communication equipment, motors, and automation and control systems. All the while you will be learning how to follow the National Building Code, the Canadian Electrical Code, and other safety requirements. D I D YO U K N OW ? Electrical students work alongside our Carpentry students to wire homes and cottages. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Construction and service industries.

E LE C TRO M E C H A N I C A L TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNICIAN

Many industrial and manufacturing processes involve computers, robots, and automated systems. Skilled technicians install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair this complex equipment. You will study mechanical, electrical and electronic computer systems, preparing you to work on a variety of automated equipment. You will learn a range of skills from welding, blueprint reading, and computer-aided drafting to understanding hydraulics, pneumatics, programmable logic controllers, electronics, microprocessors and more. D I D YO U K N OW ? You will earn 30 hours of apprenticeship time per week of training and write the first block exam toward a Red Seal as an industrial electrician and the first block exam for an industrial mechanic (millwright) Red Seal. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 academic* §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 12 academic math and Grade 11 or 12 physics. Credit may be given in other disciplines such as Industrial Electrical Technology, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology and Computer Engineering Technology. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

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Equipment maintenance, programmable logic controllers (plc) programming, instrumentation technician, research and development technician, electronic technician, technical sales, field service technician, wind energy technician.

P R O G R A M S / I N D U S T R I A L T R A D E S A N D T E C H N O LO GY

E N E RGY S YS TE M S E N G I N E E R I N G TE C H N O LO GY

H E ATI N G , V E NTI L ATI O N A N D A I R CO N D ITI O N I N G TE C H N O LO GY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, ENERGY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, HVAC TECHNICIAN

Help people make greener choices to make buildings more energy efficient. Explore how energy is produced, stored, distributed and used, and learn green building principles for insulation, heating and cooling, electrical, and more. Courses in residential and commercial energy auditing, building science, solar photovoltaic, and bioenergy systems ensure you have the theoretical and practical knowledge you will need in the field.

The Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology (HVAC) program gives you a broad base of training that can lead to two Red Seal trades. You will learn how to install and service HVAC and refrigeration systems for residential and commercial applications.

When you graduate, you will be eligible to take the Entry Level Exam in both Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Solar Thermal offered by the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP). You can also consider furthering your education by pursuing your Bachelor of Applied Management degree. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students study and maintain the solar, geothermal, and building automation systems in our Centre for Applied Science and Technology building, one of North America’s most energy efficient buildings. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 academic §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 12 academic math and Grade 11 or 12 physics.

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Design, sales, technical support or installation for energy equipment manufacturers, dealers or installers; energy management companies; engineering and architectural firms; general contractors; energy site developers; energy intensive industries; municipalities, real estate developers.

LOCATION: SWC

You will train on everything from heat pumps, oil and gas heat, and ventilation equipment to commercial refrigeration walk-in coolers and freezers, rooftop air conditioning units and more. On the job training will give you even more experience and expose you to various trades and professions within the field. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students earn apprenticeship hours for each week of the program, allowing them to write the Level 1 exam toward their Red Seals in both Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic and Oil Heat Technician. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Resumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with academic math and physics.

GO! Mechanical contractors, wholesale and

retail sales, equipment manufacturers, design consultants, preventative maintenance.

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H E R ITAG E R E TRO F IT C A R P E NTRY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, HERITAGE RETROFIT CARPENTRY

Developers and communities are seeking to reuse older structures, so the demand for heritage retrofit carpenters is high. In this program, you will learn the construction techniques that were used centuries ago and replicate them by combining traditional skills with the latest technology. You will help preserve historic properties by upgrading and restoring them to structural standards and energy efficiency without compromising their character, aesthetic, or charm. Courses include timber frame carpentry, restoration and renovation, finishing, energy efficiency, and architectural history. D I D YO U K N OW ? Graduates of our program work on heritage projects such as the restoration of Province House, a National Historic Site, and the construction of an ice boat replica. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Resumé

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Building contractors, custom woodworking shops, self-employment, building supply yards.

I N D U S TR I A L E LE C TR I C A L TE C H N O LO GY START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN

Learn how to plan, install, test, inspect, troubleshoot, and service all types of industrial electrical equipment. You will take courses in the essentials of electricity, wiring and circuits, as well as advanced courses in automation and motion control, programmable logic controls, industrial communication systems, and computer aided design. This program also prepares you for a variety of roles by teaching you construction and residential wiring methods. What you learn in class, you will demonstrate and test in a variety of on-site electrical lab areas, giving you hands-on training and exposure to real life working conditions to prepare you for a career as an industrial electrician. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students are qualified to write an apprenticeship level exam in each year of study, getting them closer to a Red Seal certification. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 academic §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 12 academic math and Grade 11 or 12 physics.

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Manufacturing, processing, construction, marine, sales, service industries, engineering sector, Canadian Armed Forces.

P R O G R A M S / I N D U S T R I A L T R A D E S A N D T E C H N O LO GY

P LU M B I N G / P I P E F IT TI N G

P OW E R E N G I N E E R I N G

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: GC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, PLUMBING/PIPEFITTING

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: MTC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, 4TH LEVEL POWER ENGINEER

In this program you will learn how to install and service hot and cold water distribution piping, plumbing fixtures and appliances, waste and vent piping, wastewater disposal and hot water heating systems in residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.

Power engineers are responsible for the safe and efficient operation and maintenance of boilers, turbines, and refrigeration and air conditioning in commercial or industrial buildings. Your knowledge of math and physics will be paired with the mechanical and technical knowledge needed to begin a career as a 4th Level power engineer. You will learn how to troubleshoot issues and make repairs on a variety of equipment. As you gain more experience, you will be able to upgrade your designation.

The skills you will acquire include installing, altering, maintaining and repairing piping systems that convey hot water, air, fuel, and fine solids. In our hands-on lab, you will have the space and materials to practice and perfect the skills and techniques that you learn in class, ensuring that you are confident and ready to enter the job market when you graduate. D I D YO U K N OW ? In this program you learn two trades at once and earn apprenticeship hours! ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

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Mechanical contracting companies, heating contractors, fireline and sprinkler system installers, shipbuilding industry, irrigation systems, natural gas utility companies, propane gas companies, transmission pipeline installers, oil drilling platforms, mills and processing plants, hardware sales, plumbing companies, vacuum system installers, sewer and water utilities, plumbing and heating service, water pump installers, water treatment systems installation.

D I D YO U K N OW ? Students have access to top of the line equipment on site, giving them the opportunity to troubleshoot and resolve issues with equipment that they will encounter when they start their careers. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 academic §§ Résumé Note: Emphasis is placed on abilities in math and physics.

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Power plants, waste treatment plants, wind power sites, refineries, chemical plants, food processing plants, large building complexes, other industries that utilize large industrial equipment.

P R O G R A M S / I N D U S T R I A L T R A D E S A N D T E C H N O LO GY

P R E C I S I O N M AC H I N I S T START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, MACHINIST

W E LD I N G FA B R I C ATI O N LOCATION: SWC

In this program, you will learn how to take a mechanical blueprint and physically produce the part it describes. Learn to operate lathes, drill presses, vices, micrometers, and milling machines to create the precise component required by technical drawings. You could create something that could become an integral part of an airplane or car, a piece of surgical equipment, or a major industrial machine. If you like to pay attention to detail and have mechanical aptitude, this program may be just what you’re looking for. After graduation, if you choose to continue your CNC training, you may apply for entrance into the second year of the NBCC CNC Machining program. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students earn apprenticeship hours for each week of the program, qualifying them to write the Level 1 exam toward a Red Seal certification.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, WELDER

LOCATION: GC

Learn essential welding processes and refine your skills by crafting and fabricating a variety of metal structures. You will build a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in welding processes, including oxy-fuel, shielded metal arc, gas metal arc, and gas tungsten arc welding. You will learn how to use a wide variety of hand and power tools, as well as stationary power equipment such as a press break, shear, and roll machine. You will learn to read, interpret, and create drawings, and you will use those skills to make your own capstone project. The program includes eight weeks of on the job training. D I D YO U K N OW ? The Georgetown Centre is a Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) test centre, which gives you the option to participate in weld testing. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 11 or 12 academic English, math and physics.

NOTE: Preference will be given to applicants with academic math and physics.

* If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

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Production machine shops, machine repair shops, aerospace/aviation shops, farm equipment dealers, heavy equipment companies, shipyards, electrical generation facilities.

Construction industries; fabrication, assembly and maintenance shops; pulp and paper mills; shipyards; offshore construction and maintenance; self-employment.

P R O G R A M S / I N D U S T R I A L T R A D E S A N D T E C H N O LO GY

W E LD I N G FA B R I C ATI O N Y E A R 1

W I N D T U R B I N E TE C H N O LO GY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, WELDING LEVEL 1

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: SWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, WIND TURBINE TECHNICIAN

LOCATION: WPC

The Welding Fabrication Year 1 program introduces students to the essential welding processes, tools and procedures. You will learn rigging procedures, gouging and cutting, blueprint reading and basic and intermediate welding skills. Emphasis is placed on demonstrating these skills through extensive training in our workshop. D I D YO U K N OW ? The West Prince Campus is a Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) test centre, which gives you the option to participate in weld testing. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 11 or 12 academic English, math and physics. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES).

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Construction industries; fabrication, assembly and maintenance shops; pulp and paper mills; shipyards; offshore construction and maintenance; self-employment.

This program prepares you for the varied demands of the wind energy industry. Courses in math and physics reinforce your understanding of the mechanical and electrical systems on the turbine and hydraulic systems you will maintain. Extensive safety training and rescue drills ensure you understand and respect the strict protocols of the industry. You will gain significant experience during on the job training, servicing >100kw turbines locally and at utility wind farms throughout the Maritimes. By the time you graduate, you will be ready to start your apprenticeship in a variety of positions in the wind energy industry, and will be well on your way to your Red Seal. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students gain experience training at the Wind Energy Institute of Canada and several wind farms located near the campus. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12* or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ A valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver’s license** §§ Driver’s abstract §§ Completion of a Holland College Medical Form §§ Résumé Note: Preference will be given to applicants with Grade 11 or 12 physics. You must be in excellent physical condition as determined by a thorough medical examination, and be able to participate in strenuous physical activity on elevated work platforms in adverse weather conditions. * If you do not meet the academic requirements, you can still apply. Contact Admissions about the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES). ** International students require a valid and current international driver’s license and a driver’s abstract.

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Wind turbine maintenance technician, wind turbine installation, wind turbine manufacture.

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F P E R FO R M I N G A R T S

SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS

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Enjoy hands-on learning where you get to try out the skills you have been taught.

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Work with instructors who come straight from the stage and studio.

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Train and perform in a unique environment including the halls, green room and stages of Confederation Centre of the Arts, Holland College’s new 300-seat Florence Simmons Performance Hall and the SoPA Garage, a rehearsal space and recording studio on the Prince of Wales Campus.

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Participate in industry events.

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Build the foundation for further post-secondary training.

The School of Performing Arts gives you the opportunity to develop your artistic skills, share your passion for music, theatre, and dance; explore career options in the performing arts; and to gain an understanding of the business side of the performance industry. A PARTNERSHIP BET WEEN:

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F P E R FO R M I N G A R T S

M U S I C P E R FO R M A N C E START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, MUSIC PERFORMANCE

LOCATION: PWC

Students come from all over the world to take the Music Performance program. You will learn how to interpret, improvise, and perform many contemporary music styles such as country, Celtic, rock, R&B, jazz, world music, and pop. In addition to theory and arranging, you will learn the ins and outs of the music business and the lucrative field of music licensing. You will be taught using Berklee College of Music curriculum. You will have plenty of opportunities to perform in showcases, noontime shows, and gigs all over the Island! D I D YO U K N OW ? This program has articulation agreements with some of the best music schools in North America, including Berklee College of Music, York University, St. Francis Xavier University, and Acadia University. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Performance and theory audition (see website for audition requirements) §§ Résumé

Holland College is a Berklee Global Partner.

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Concert halls, cruise ships, lounges and theatres; and in film, television and recording studios.

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AT H O L L A N D C O L L EG E , I FO U N D O P P O RT U N I T I E S TO G R OW M U S I C A L LY A N D P E R S O N A L LY I N A DIVERSE COMMUNIT Y WITH A V I B R A N T A RT S S C E N E . T H E R E A R E N O L I M I T S AT S O PA , S O G O A N D P U R S U E YO U R C R A ZI E S T I D E A S !

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- Luis Aneslmi Guevara 2019 graduate of Music Performance and recipient of several Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation Scholarships. He is continuing his education at Humber College.

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F P E R FO R M I N G A R T S

P E R FO R M I N G A RT S FO U N DATI O N

TH E ATR E P E R FO R M A N C E

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC, CCOA CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATIONS: PWC, CCOA CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, THEATRE PERFORMANCE

The Performing Arts Foundation program gives you a taste of all your career options — both in the spotlight and behind the scenes. Dance, acting, improv, singing — you will experience it all. Plus, you will explore the technical side of theatre, including stage management, stage carpentry, wigs and makeup, wardrobe, and prop construction. By the time you graduate, you will know which role you want to play in this exciting industry and will be ready to go on to more advanced training.

In the Theatre Performance program, you will gain the acting, voice, and dance skills required for interdisciplinary performers, as well as a comprehensive understanding of associated careers in the performing arts. You will be encouraged to develop your own artistic voice through courses in creativity and improvisation, while also learning business and communication skills related to the performance industry. Best of all, you’ll be learning in a professional arts environment, at the Confederation Centre of the Arts and The Mack theatre!

D I D YO U K N OW ? Graduates of this program have gone on to careers as diverse as technical director and improv performer.

By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to start your career, or continue training in a conservatory or university setting.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Performance audition (see website for audition requirements) §§ Résumé

D I D YO U K N OW ? The Theatre Performance program has degree pathway agreements with Boston Conservatory at Berklee and York University.

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By the time you graduate, you will have gained the skills required for acceptance into more advanced training in your chosen area and will have audition pieces to use when you apply.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Performance audition (see website for audition requirements) §§ Résumé

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Theatres, cruise ships, dinner theatres, festivals, musical theatre productions, film and television.

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F V I S UA L A R T S A N D J O U R N A L I S M

F U N DA M E NTA L A RT S START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, FUNDAMENTAL ARTS

LOCATION: PWC

This program provides you with the opportunity to develop and enhance your skills as an artist through courses in art history, drawing, design, animation, digital photography and more. You will explore mediums such as lino-printing, etching, sculpture, collage, acrylic and watercolour paint. Strong emphasis is placed on learning the basics of effective design and enhancing your drawing skills. This program helps you develop you portfolio to prepare yourself for a future in the visual arts. D I D YO U K N OW ? Students in Fundamental Arts participate in a final showcase at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery.

SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AND JOURNALISM

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Portfolio of 5 to 6 pieces of your best artwork. This portfolio should include some color work and some observational drawing. §§ A 500-word essay describing your artistic journey so far and your goals and aspirations for the future §§ Résumé

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By the end of this program, you will have gained the skills required for acceptance into more advanced training in your chosen area.

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F V I S UA L A R T S A N D J O U R N A L I S M

G R A P H I C D E S I G N START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, GRAPHIC DESIGN

JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATIONS LOCATION: PWC

The Graphic Design program prepares you for the excitement and challenges a job in design brings. Through exposure to a wide variety of ideas, projects, and media, you will build a solid portfolio and skill sets that will benefit you throughout your career. You will be introduced to the history of graphic design, creative problem solving, illustration, expressive typography, prepress, print production, web design, and project management. We emphasize the establishment of strong visual communication and design skills. You will build a solid technical foundation and be able to explore areas that interest you. Coupled with exposure to the most current hardware and software available, this program will prepare you to work in the industry. D I D YO U K N OW ? The Graphic Design program hosts an annual design conference for professional graphic designers and students.

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, JOURNALIST

LOCATION: PWC

The Journalism and Communications program places a premium on clear, concise, accurate writing in a timely fashion. The program prepares students to become expert storytellers for multiple platforms; from written print and digital content, to digital photography, videos, and audio storytelling. Courses in reporting fundamentals, advanced storytelling, broadcast, social media, critical thinking, ethics, politics, and law will prepare students for new and exciting jobs as digital journalists, mobile-journalists, communications specialists, content providers, and print journalists. D I D YO U K N OW ? In addition to working with newspapers and radio stations across the four Atlantic Provinces, students have had internships with a professional hockey team, a professional basketball team, CBC Radio, and a magazine in Tokyo!

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 12 English, minimum 60% §§ Submission of a portfolio (see website for portfolio requirements) §§ Résumé

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Grade 11 or 12 academic English, minimum of 65% §§ Résumé

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Design studios; freelancing; web design firms; corporate in-house design; advertising agencies; pre-press production such as offset, screen print, signage, and flexography.

Daily or weekly newspapers, public relations, information services, radio and television.

P R O G R A M S / S C H O O L O F V I S UA L A R T S A N D J O U R N A L I S M

P H OTO G R A P H Y A N D V I D E O G R A P H Y

V I D E O G A M E A RT A N D A N I M ATI O N

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 1 YEAR LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: CERTIFICATE, PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY

START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, VIDEO GAME ART AND ANIMATION

This program will provide you with a solid foundation in digital imaging and videography. You will learn everything from photography basics in lighting, exposure and composition to capturing and editing video, mastering Photoshop, portfolio design and creative visual content for online and traditional platforms. You will fine-tune your skills in a professional on-site studio environment as well as in indoor and outdoor locations around PEI.

This program begins with the basics of art production for video games. Traditional drawing skills are taught along with the latest software techniques. You will examine the history of the industry and look behind the scenes to see what goes into video game development.

Guest photographers and other industry specialists are brought in to enhance your educational experience by exploring different creative styles and points of view; and field excursions provide an opportunity to photograph some of the most iconic locations on Prince Edward Island. D I D YO U K N OW ? While in this program, you may take on projects for private clients, which will give you even more valuable practical experience.

You will develop the core skills needed to generate artwork using Adobe™ and Autodesk™ products, and the technical aspects needed to integrate your work into the production pipeline. The curriculum is designed to be flexible to ensure that the program can be adjusted to suit trends in the video game industry. D I D YO U K N OW ? Lectures and workshops delivered by local and international experts give students insight into the realities of working in the industry.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Submission of a portfolio (see website for portfolio requirements) §§ Résumé

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Content creators for social media; photography studios; photography/videographer intern; portrait and wedding photography; editorial, commercial or industrial photography; assistant photographer; digital lab technician; Photoshop™ technician; self-employment.

Object modelers, vehicle modelers, character modelers and riggers, world builders, texture mappers, environment artists, concept artists, level designers, storyboard artists, animators, character and prop designers.

PROGR AMS / SPORT AND LEISURE

SPORT AND LEISURE MANAG EMENT START DATE: SEPTEMBER LENGTH: 2 YEARS LOCATION: PWC CREDENTIAL: DIPLOMA, SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT; DIPLOMA, SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES; OR DIPLOMA, KINESIOLOGY

This program gives you a solid foundation for a career in community development, recreation programming, facility management, athletic administration, fitness coordination and so much more. There are three areas of specialization: S P O RT A N D R EC R E AT I O N M A N AG E M E N T Courses in community development, sport event tourism, marketing, public relations, entrepreneurship, leadership, and program design prepare you for a career on the business side of the recreation industry. S P O RT A N D L E I S U R E S T U D I E S In addition to the core leadership and program development courses required of every Sport and Leisure Management student, you choose eight electives to design a program unique to your career objectives.

SPORT AND LEISURE

K I N E S I O LO GY Courses in anatomy and physiology, nutrition, sport psychology, physical conditioning, and athletic therapy are combined with business management courses to prepare you for working directly with clients, managing fitness programs and helping prevent injury. D I D YO U K N OW ? Work placements have included recreation associations, summer camps, and international non-profit organizations. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS §§ Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level §§ Résumé

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Sport administration, facility management, recreation management, health and fitness coordination, adventure tourism, outdoor adventure, guiding and interpretation, fitness, resorts, parks and marine tourism, special events, commercial recreation, spas and wellness centres.

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