Lakeland College 2023-24 Viewbook

2023–2024 VIEWBOOK

VERMILION CAMPUS

Program Areas:

Agricultural Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Fire & Emergency Services

Human Services

Interior Design Technology

Trades & Technology

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We know that interactive learning environments lead to deeper connections and more confident leaders. That’s why we have two modern, integrated campuses, located less than an hour apart, with dedicated resources for more than 50 Lakeland programs.

LLOYDMINSTER CAMPUS

Program Areas:

Business

Energy

Foundational Learning

Health & Wellness

University Transfer

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VERMILION

LLOYDMINSTER

Alberta Saskatchewan

EDMONTON SASKATOON

BE READY TO GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY.

At Lakeland, we believe in a practical education for powerful thinkers. Our students learn in real-world scenarios, alongside expert faculty and inquisitive peers who are committed to handson, collaborative learning. From our 3,000-acre Student-Managed Farm — Powered by New Holland to our research and emergency training centres, to our state-of-the-art learning labs, Lakeland students kick-start their careers before they even graduate.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DIPLOMA at Lakeland

Find your path in four steps:

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Choose one of six majors:

• General Environmental Sciences

• Environmental Conservation and Reclamation

• Environmental Monitoring and Resource Management

• Land Stewardship and Conservation

• Renewable Resource Management

• Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation

Or take the one-year Environmental Sciences certificate.

Develop core knowledge and skills in your first year. This includes soils, plants, wildlife, aquatic life, ecology, mapping and GPS, and environmental sustainability.

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LEARNING IN ACTION.

Quinn Hlus, an avid rodeo competitor, came to college with two goals: to get a great education, and to compete on the Lakeland College rodeo team. She blew past both goals, making it to the Canadian College Finals Rodeo, while discovering many other interests and strengths to explore during her time as a Lakeland student.

Dig deeper in your second year. Take courses such as reclamation field methods, wetland classification and management, water conservation and regulations, and wildlife biology.

Take your knowledge to the real world, or grow your career tool set at Lakeland with:

• A second major

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• Our Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management degree, which features an eight-month practicum.

As part of the Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management (BASEM) program, Quinn traveled to Sri Lanka to research how the environmental practices there compare to those in Canada. That opportunity, paired with her Capstone project, helped her realize her strengths as a technical researcher and writer.

“The research and technical report-writing

aspects of environmental science were very challenging,” she says, “but very rewarding in the end, as I won the ECO Canada Student Impact Award for my Capstone presentation.”

At Lakeland, Quinn had the opportunity to communicate and problem-solve with her program leaders, which pushed her to find her voice and encouraged her to become even

more involved. Student ambassador, peer tutor, emcee, organizer, volunteer, and winner of the President’s Medal — these are just a few titles that she has worn.

These experiences on campus, paired with our intentional learning environments and supportive faculty, are what led Quinn to find her true potential.

Quinn Hlus

Environmental Sciences: Environmental Conservation and Reclamation Major, Class of 2018; Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management, Class of 2020

WHERE IS SHE NOW?

After graduation, Quinn worked with Ram River Environmental Consultants. She is now in University of Saskatchewan’s Soil Science graduate program where she will earn a Master of Science.

RUSTLERS GIVE BACK.

Lakeland athletes are standout community members. From participating in the Rustlers Reading program, where students tutor young readers, to hosting run and walk events, to raising funds through golf tournaments, they always find a way to stay engaged and make a difference.

RUSTLERS COMPETE IN:

• Basketball

• Curling

• Futsal

• Rodeo

• Rowing

• Soccer

• Volleyball

• Women’s Hockey

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140+ Academic All Canadians

CCAA Women’s Basketball Bronze student-athletes in 2021-2022

CIRA Cowboy of the Year

FUN

FOR EVERYONE.

Spectators have plenty of opportunities to cheer on the Rustlers from the sidelines. Find your voice — and your community — in the crowds at games and events on campus and beyond.

ON AND OFF THE FIELD.

Our student-athletes are driven to succeed in key areas that we call the three Cs: classroom, competition, and community. Whether they’re making academic achievements or taking opportunities to give back, our players, ropers, and rowers are just as dedicated to their studies as they are to their sports.

CONNECTED BY COLLABORATION.

After the Accounting major graduated from Lakeland’s Business Administration program in 2021, Jeru launched his own bookkeeping company. And to keep the momentum he built at Lakeland, he has enrolled at Athabasca University to pursue a degree in commerce.

Jeru Lopez Business Administration, Accounting Major, Class of 2021

As a recent alumnus, Jeru Lopez can look back at his time as a Lakeland College student and see one clear theme: that the connections he formed on campus helped shape the person he is today.

BUSINESS PROGRAMS

at Lakeland

The hands-on collaboration that Jeru and his classmates experienced in Lakeland’s Business Administration program led to deep connections, lifelong friendships, and a true sense of belonging. He learned that working hard alongside your peers — while it can have its challenges — helps you realize what you’re truly capable of as an individual.

Jeru also found collaboration to be a key part of his role as the president and the vice-chair of the Students’ Association of Lakeland College, but in this case, it was virtual collaboration.

“My team and I did a lot of work helping to consolidate financial resources from both campuses, while we were also organizing events and showing our support to students,” he says. “It was challenging to do virtually, but having many different perspectives helped lead us to the best outcomes.”

This type of real-world experience is what helps Lakeland students find the confidence to lead. Students have opportunities to solve real problems, with the support of peers and faculty, which means they feel safe enough to try something new.

Lakeland has a strong partnership with Athabasca University, providing two ways to extend the learning experience at the Lloydminster campus for business students: Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Management.

Agribusiness is offered at the Vermilion campus.

MOVE IN. JOIN A CLUB. FIND YOUR PEOPLE. BUILD YOUR FUTURE.

Living on campus is a safe, convenient way to build community, make lifelong friends, and experience living on your own.

What makes Lakeland stand out? The way you feel once you’re here. Our campuses make your success a priority by offering the services and experiences you need to feel supported. From accessibility, to Indigenous support services, to tutoring, clubs, and beyond — your Lakeland campus is ready to help you find your way.

132 student horses boarded on campus

2 CAMPUSES

27+ CLUBS

300+ new friends to meet

In 2021-22, students came from:

10 PROVINCES

2 TERRITORIES

19 OTHER COUNTRIES

Early Childhood Education LEADS THE WAY

The Early Childhood Education (ECE) program has a history of innovation. It launched Lakeland’s student-managed concept by starting the on-campus Play Program managed by diploma students.

READY FOR THE REAL WORLD.

• starting dual credit courses so high school students can earn high school and college credits

• offering online courses in French

• creating a virtual play program practicum for online students

ECE is one of seven Human Services programs. Others include American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Studies, Animal Assisted Wellness, Child and Youth Care Counsellor, Community Mental Health, Community Support Practitioner and Educational Assistant. Lakeland also offers Éducation à La Petite Enfance.

Practicums put everything into perspective for Kara Mouly.

Kara completed four practicums throughout the two-year Child and Youth Care program and with each practicum, she learned more about career paths and more about herself.

“You really get to see what it is like to work in your field and in my case decide that you need to change your path,” says Kara.

life lessons too. From presentation techniques to interpersonal skills, she’s taking these lessons with her as she embarks on the next step towards her dream job: child life specialist.

“My instructors helped me get through so many ‘career crises’ as I like to call it. They’ve helped me pave the path I am on today.”

a student enrolment assistant and enjoyed life in residence.

Because Lakeland fosters a culture of practical education met with one-on-one attention, students like Kara can see the value of hard work, not only through coursework and practicums, but in extracurriculars and beyond.

2017 Silver Award for Program Excellence Colleges and Institutes Canada.

Human Services Club proposed and created an outdoor playscape

According to Kara, Lakeland College’s combination of handson experiences, smaller class sizes and supportive faculty provided many

Kara also fully immersed herself in campus life. She joined the Rustlers rowing team, helped launch the student-led Peer Coach Program, worked as

“I enjoyed all of the hands-on experiences I had at Lakeland.”

Kara Mouly

Early Learning and Child Care* certificate, Class of 2020; Child and Youth Care* diploma, Class of 2022 * Program names recently updated.

WHERE IS SHE NOW?

Kara plans to continue her education, transferring to a university to earn a degree in child and youth care, and work towards a career as a child life specialist.

We offer six Alberta apprenticeship programs and three pre-employment programs:

Automotive Service Technician

Carpenter

Electrician

Heavy Equipment Technician

Parts Technician

Welder

Pre-employment

Automotive Service Technician

Pre-employment Electrician

Pre-employment Welder

AWARD-WINNING SKILLS.

Support from Lakeland College’s carpentry instructors took Tyler Bendfeld farther than he thought possible - from the carpentry lab to the podium twice.

He came home from the Skills Alberta Provincial competition and Skills Canada National event, earning gold and silver respectively, and with more confidence in his abilities than ever.

“Lakeland has really pushed me to grow in my profession,” Tyler says. “It has made me a proficient and effective carpenter as well it’s made me a more social and open-minded person inside and out of the workplace.”

After his impressive feat at the skills competitions, Tyler is already planning to compete again with hopes of more medals. He’s also eager to continue his training and become a red seal carpenter.

“The faculty at Lakeland have always been helpful, kind and informative,” Tyler says. “They’ve taught me more than I ever imagined I would learn. They always greet you with a smile and are happy to have a conversation, whether it’s about school or what I did

on the weekend.”

Training at Lakeland also gave Tyler the opportunity to learn from his fellow students while living in residence with people from other trades and programs.

“The kindness and ability of everyone to get along at Lakeland was amazing,” he explains.

“People want to get to know you and everyone is willing to help.”

AWARD-WINNING

WHERE IS HE NOW?

Tyler is working for a construction company in Rosalind, Alta. He plans to return to Lakeland to complete his apprenticeship training.

Tyler Bendfeld Carpenter Apprentice

WHERE FARM LIFE MEETS CAMPUS COMMUNITY.

Caylee Dorval

Animal Science Technology, Class of 2021; Current Bachelor of Agriculture Technology student

Caylee is adding a couple more years to her Lakeland experience by taking the Bachelor of Agriculture Technology program. She aspires to work in the feed or genetics field after graduation in 2023.

Caylee Dorval, an Animal Science Technology student who graduated in 2021, knew that if she wanted to prepare for a successful career in agriculture, a truly hands-on college experience at Lakeland would be her best first step.

PREPARING AGRICULTURAL LEADERS

Lakeland offers first-hand experience, on (and beyond) the farm.

Lakeland College’s 3,700+ acre StudentManaged Farm — Powered by New Holland (SMF), provides more than enough opportunities to learn by doing.

With the goal of running a successful ag enterprise, students are responsible for everything from settling their unit’s budget to production decisions and long-term planning. Part of managing an SMF unit at Lakeland is providing reports to peers, faculty, and industry leaders throughout the year, which typically highlight the demanding yet supportive experience students have at Lakeland.

The Animal Science Technology program isn’t the only thing that has made an impact on Caylee at Lakeland. Living on campus has helped her build lasting friendships, and being a part of extracurriculars like the rodeo team and stock club showed Caylee that Lakeland is more than just a college — it’s a community.

Our Student-Managed Farm — Powered by New Holland (SMF) has been paving the way for hands-on agricultural education since 1990.

Crop Technology and Animal Science Technology include SMF courses. You’ll help manage crop, commercial beef, purebred beef, dairy, equine, livestock, or livestock research units.

With five streams to choose from, Agribusiness opens doors to career paths across the ag supply chain.

Animal Health Tech and Vet Med Assistant students work in our new, cutting-edge Animal Health Clinic.

Lakeland is staying ahead of the curve with new programs like the Bachelor of Agriculture Technology Degree, the Agricultural Sustainability Diploma, and the Post-bachelor Commercial Agriculture Production Certificate.

from one campus to another

Lakeland College works in tandem with universities – mainly in Alberta and Saskatchewan – to provide more ways for students to achieve their goals. With one-on-one academic advising, Lakeland helps you understand your transfer options. In some cases, you can complete your entire degree at Lakeland.

Numerous degree pathway programs

Small class sizes

Modern labs and facilities

Engaged faculty

Affordable tuition

A SMART STEP FORWARD.

Coming from a small town, Alana Olson was worried she’d be lost in a larger post-secondary school. Drawn to Lakeland College by its size and the promise of a basketball scholarship, she found that college could be more than a place to excel in athletics and academics – she found it was a place to belong.

“Lakeland was the perfect environment for me to transition from high school to postsecondary. Increasing my involvement in the campus and community allowed me to gain a deeper appreciation for everything Lakeland offers students.”

Alana quickly immersed herself in campus life, living in residence and

working with the Students’ Association.

“Being able to develop relationships with everyone on campus is beneficial in so many ways,” says Alana, a thirdyear guard for the Rustlers women’s basketball team.

“The faculty have been the most outstanding part of my journey at Lakeland. The professors I have

taken classes from are not only incredibly skilled in their fields, but they are also approachable and personable.”

By starting her postsecondary education in University Transfer, Alana has grown her confidence and built foundational skills she’ll use beyond Lakeland as she continues to work towards her goal of becoming a physician.

Alana Olson

Current University Transfer Student; Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in collaboration with Athabasca University majoring in Human Science; 2020 & 2022 ACAC Women’s Basketball Champion; 2022 CCAA Bronze Medalist

ENGINEERING A BRIGHT FUTURE.

Jon Albert

Gasfitter, Class of 2016; Heavy Oil Operations Technician*; Class of 2022; Current Process and Power Engineering Student

For Jon Albert, that meant returning to Lakeland College.

Previously, he completed Academic Upgrading, took University Transfer courses and played for the Rustlers men’s basketball team. In 2016, he obtained a Journeyperson Gasfitter (A) ticket but his Lakeland journey wasn’t over yet.

“To become a power engineer is something I always wanted to achieve. The thing that surprised me the most was being able to transfer my work ethic from the field to the classroom,” says Jon, who’s originally from Sweetgrass First Nation.

With support from Lakeland’s award-winning learning success strategist, Karen Harris, Jon discovered new study techniques and leaned on his strengths. His hard work paid off. Jon was inducted into the 2022 President’s Circle and he landed on the dean’s list, which opened many paths to receiving scholarships and bursaries.

“Achieving a 3.5 GPA and making the dean’s list was exciting. I will forever be proud of seeing my name on that list, as I am a 42-year-old student who was also a former high school dropout.”

Outside of the Energy Centre, Jon’s college experience included being a member of Lakeland’s Indigenous Student Council. Together, they organized a walk for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and raised a teepee on campus to share traditional teachings with the campus community, among other initiatives.

IT’S ONLY AT

LAKELAND

Lakeland is the first post-secondary in Western Canada to create an integrated power plant featuring a once-through steam generator. This equipment is available in the Energy Centre, along with:

• Two-storey distillation tower

• Five boilers with different configurations

• Water treatment equipment

• Cooling tower

• Steam turbine generator

• Economizers

• Black start generator

• Feedwater systems

There’s no time like the present when it comes to accomplishing your goals.

PRACTICAL EDUCATION. PEOPLE WHO CARE.

Karen Harris

Learner Success Strategist, Gold Winner in Student Support Services from the World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics in 2020

Student success? We’ve got a strategist for that.

TO HELP

There’s a reason why more than 1,000 Lakeland students have worked with Karen Harris. And why they often ask for her by name when they arrive on campus. Karen is Lakeland’s learner success strategist, and she’s made it her life’s work to help students thrive on campus, so they can do the same when they leave.

She recognizes each student at Lakeland as an individual learner, each with their own way of working, studying, and experiencing life. And while individual attention is what makes the most impact on students, Karen believes that the students flourish because of what they already bring to the table.

“Lakeland students are committed to their goals,” she says. “They are excited about their future and are willing to challenge themselves in new areas. They want more — they want to expand who they are. I love their enthusiasm.”

When Karen meets with students, she identifies the tools and strategies that they’ll benefit from the most: what will spark their own instinctual ability to learn. That thoughtful support — paired with Lakeland’s culture of belonging and dedication to hands-on learning — creates opportunities for students to discover who they are, what they’re good at, and what they want in their futures.

Make the most of your Lakeland College experience with our Student Support Services. Whether you need a helping hand academically or personal support, Lakeland has the resources to help you excel at Lakeland and beyond.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Real skills for the real world

You’ll work with real clients and build your network before you graduate.

• Barber

• Clinical Esthetician

• Esthetician

• Hairstyling

• Health Care Aide

MORE AWARD-WINNING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

AT SKILLS CANADA

Judy Fast

Esthetician, Class of 2022

• Silver Aesthetics Medal

Karleigh MacKenzie

Esthetician, Class of 2022

• Bronze Aesthetics Medal & Safety Award

Arianna Laboucane

Hairstyling, Class of 2022

• Silver Hairstyling Medal

Liese McIntyre

Hairstyling, Class of 2022

• Safety Award

CONFIDENCE BEYOND THE CLASSROOM.

Khyler Yockey came to Lakeland College looking for a career that would help her change the lives of those around her.

Khyler enrolled in the clinical esthetician program, which promises a personal, one-on-one learning experience.

At the end of her one-year program, Khyler found that the biggest life changed through her experience was her own.

“As an individual struggling with mental health issues, my anxiety controlled my life before coming to the college,” she says. “My instructors and classmates helped me

gain confidence in myself and come out of my shell.”

Part of the lessons she learned at Lakeland went far beyond the classroom – and onto the provincial and national stage. With the support of her instructors and classmates, Khyler represented Lakeland at Skills Alberta, winning gold and earning a spot at Skills Canada National competition, where she was awarded bronze.

“These were such life-

changing experiences that have helped me develop both my personal and professional skills,” says Khyler, a secondgeneration alumna.

“It was a truly once-ina-lifetime experience that wouldn’t have been possible without the support of the staff and students at Lakeland. I have learned how to push past my comfort zones and have trust in myself. That is something I will never forget.”

BEYOND CLASSROOM.

Khyler Yockey

Clinical Esthetician, Class of 2022

WHERE IS SHE NOW?

Khyler is working in the field as a clinical esthetician. She will return to Lakeland in the 2022-23 school year, not as a student, but to teach a makeup course.

Unleash your

CREATIVITY

Build a foundation for success in Lakeland College’s design incubator. Learn in a studio setting, complete with drafting tables, a specialized computer lab and a student-designed project room. Build your resumé and network on practicum. You may even redesign spaces on campus! consecutive years of recognition in student design competitions

DESIGNING REALWORLD RESULTS.

Hard work continues to pay off for Mandy Wozniak – a Class of 2018 Interior Design Technology alumna – and allows her to give back.

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As a Lakeland College student, Mandy drew on the support of her instructors and excelled in her studies – so much so, she won second place in the 201718 National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) Student Design Competition. Her win furthered the college’s NKBA’s winning streak. Mandy was also named the 2018 Governor General Academic Medal recipient for earning the highest academic

standing in a diplomalevel program.

“I loved my time at Lakeland. The support of my instructors is unparalleled to any education I’ve ever had before.”

After graduation, Mandy completed a degree in interior design with Yorkville University, thanks to Lakeland’s transfer agreement with the university. Her thesis project allowed her to volunteer, giving back

to her hometown as the lead designer of The Hive, a new youth hub for the Bonnyville Child and Adolescent Mental Health Collaborative.

Mandy plans to continue to help others and transform spaces with Salix Studio – her own design firm.

“I’d encourage other students to work hard and put your heart into it because in the end it’s all worth it.”

REALRESULTS.

WHERE IS SHE NOW?

Mandy completed a Bachelor of Interior Design with Yorkville University and became an entrepreneur. She opened her own business, Salix Studio, with a mission to inspire, transform and educate.

Mandy Wozniak

Interior Design Technology, Class of 2018

VISIT US!

College Night

Feb. 1, 2023

Join us and have all your post-secondary education questions answered.

Tour Week

Feb. 21-24, 2023 | April 11-14, 2023

Our campuses provide the spaces and places for students to put their education into action. See for yourself!

Program Info Sessions

March 3, 2023: Lloydminster Campus

March 10, 2023: Vermilion Campus

Take an in-depth look at the program of your choice. Discover how you’ll excel beyond the classroom and graduate job ready.

Open House

Oct. 20-21, 2023

Our doors are open during Open House! Visit and tour both campuses, or focus on one.

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Real resources for future leaders.

Choosing Lakeland will change your life.

Alberta’s post-secondary application system, ApplyAlberta, makes the application process seamless. Visit lakelandcollege.ca/apply to find the application link, as well as a list of everything you need to complete your application.

If you’re interested in a trades program, you’ll complete your application at MyTradesecrets. Questions? Email hello@lakelandcollege.ca

of Lakeland’s students receive loans, scholarships, and/or bursaries

$1.4 million

Our students received over in awards, scholarships, and bursaries in 2021–22

investment in yourself that you’ll never regret

STUDENTPROGRAMSFEATURE

VERMILION CAMPUS

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

• Agribusiness Diploma

· Agrifood & Tourism

Finance

· Marketing

· Production

· Sustainability

• Agricultural Sustainability Diploma

• Animal Health Technology Diploma

• Animal Science

Technology Diploma, Majors

· Beef Science

Dairy Science

· Equine Science

· Livestock Science

• Bachelor of Agriculture Technology

· Animal Science

· Crops

• Crop Technology Diploma

• General Agriculture Certificate

Animal Science

· Crops

• Post-Bachelor Commercial Agriculture

Production Certificate

· Crops

· Livestock

• Veterinary Medical Assistant Certificate

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

• Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management

· Monitoring/Environmental Protection

· Reclamation/Remediation

• Environmental Sciences Certificate

• Environmental Sciences Diploma, Majors

· Conservation & Reclamation

· Environmental Monitoring & Resource Management

· General Environmental Sciences

· Land Stewardship & Conservation

Renewable Resource Management

· Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

• Emergency Services Technology Diploma Medical

· Fire

• Firefighter Training Certificate

HUMAN SERVICES

• Child & Youth Care Counsellor Diploma

• Community Support Practioner Diploma

• Early Childhood Education Certificate

• Early Childhood Education Diploma

• Educational Assistant Certificate

INTERIOR DESIGN

TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

• Apprenticeship

· Automotive Service Technician

· Carpenter

· Electrician

Heavy Equipment Technician

· Welder

• Pre-employment

· Automotive Service Technician

Electrician

· Welder

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Learn to care in real-world settings. Our student-run labs give you opportunities to treat real clients, while also learning the ins and outs of business management.

Lakeland’s transfer program offers smaller classes and a more comfortable environment, so you can make your way to a university on your own terms — and with our support.

Lakeland’s hands-on approach to education, paired with modern, state-ofthe-art facilities, will prepare you for a successful career in the energy sector.

Whether you pursue a general business diploma, or a more concentrated path, like accounting, your experience at Lakeland will help you build the confidence and skills to lead in business.

HUMAN SERVICES

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Discover a future that is sustainable — for you and everyone else. Gain skills in restoration, reclamation, monitoring, management, protection, and conservation.

Our work-integrated approach to learning helps you turn your ability to connect with others into a fulfilling career in industries like child care, mental health, education and beyond.

INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

Lakeland combines practical education with a modern approach, offering programs like our new Bachelor of Agriculture Technology degree and Agricultural Sustainability diploma.

FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

Confidently take classroom theory into the real world and stay calm under pressure. Our Emergency Training Centre is among the top training facilities in North America.

Learn to dream up design solutions and make them a reality, in a setting where you’ll be immersed in projects from day one.

TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY

Learn your trade in continually updated facilities, with small classes and attentive faculty. Coursework is set by Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training.

STUDENT FEATURELAKELAND COLLEGE

LLOYDMINSTER CAMPUS

BUSINESS

• Accounting Technician Certificate

• Administrative Professional Certificate

• Business Administration Certificate

• Business Administration Diploma, Majors Accounting

· General Business

· Marketing

· Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment

· Small Business & Entrepreneurship

ENERGY

• Power Engineering Technician Certificate

• Process and Power Engineering Diploma

FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING

HEALTH & WELLNESS

• Barber Certificate

• Clinical Esthetician Certificate

• Esthetician Certificate

• Hairstyling Certificate

• Health Care Aide Certificate

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER

• Bachelor of Arts

• Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Education

• Bachelor of General Studies

• Bachelor of Science

• Bachelor of Social Work

• Pre-Aboriginal Teacher Education Program

• Pre-dental Hygiene

• Pre-dentistry

• Pre-medical Lab Science

• Pre-nursing

• Pre-nutrition

• Pre-pharmacy

• Pre-veterinary Medicine

ONLINE & BLENDED LEARNING

• Animal Assisted Wellness Certificate

• Animal Health Technology Diploma

• American Sign Language & Deaf Culture Studies Certificate

• Bachelor of Applied Business: Emergency Services

• Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Management

• Business Administration Diploma (first year)

• Child & Youth Care Counsellor Diploma

• Community Mental Health Certificate

• Dual Credit

• Early Childhood Education Certificate/ Diploma

• Educational Assistant Certificate

• Éducation à La Petite enfance

• Firefighter Training Certificate

• Health Care Aide Certificate

• Parts Technician Apprenticeship

• Petroleum Management Diploma

• Power Engineering (3rd & 4th Class) Certificate

• Sustainable Energy Technology Diploma

A PRACTICAL EDUCATION

91% employment rate

98% of students are satisfied with their program

PRACTICAL EDUCATION FOR THINKERS.

97 % of students are prepared to gain or advance employment or transfer in their area of study

99% of employers said they are likely to hire a Lakeland graduate in the future

LAKELAND COLLEGE LAKELAND COLLEGE

PROGRAMS

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

Agribusiness Diploma:

Agrifood & Tourism, Finance, Marketing, Production and Sustainability

Agricultural Sustainability Diploma

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

ALBERTA HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1or 30-2.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% in Math 20-1 or Math 20-2; 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20. Additional notes: English 30-1, Chemistry 30, Biology 30 and Math 30-1 required for further studies at a university.

Animal Health Technology Diploma

Animal Science Technology Diploma, Majors: Beef, Dairy, Equine and Livestock

Bachelor of Agriculture Technology: Animal Science and Crops

Crop Technology Diploma

General Agriculture Certificate: Animal Science and Crops

Post Bachelor Commercial Agriculture Production Certificate: Crops and Livestock

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 60% Math 30-1 or 30-2; 60% Biology 30; 50% Chemistry 30. Additional notes: Minimum 40 hours of work experience in a vet clinic required. Competitive entry.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20. Additional notes: The equine major has a riding video and horse requirement. Refer to website.

Candidates must hold a two-year diploma in ag or a related diploma with a min. GPA of 2.3 and have taken post-secondary level courses in precision ag, agronomy and crop management, livestock production and management. Refer to website.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20.

Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture or related field. Degree programs from outside of Canada must be evaluated. Refer to website.

Veterinary Medical Assistant Certificate 50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% Biology 20. Additional notes: Minimum 20 hours of work experience in a vet clinic required.

BUSINESS

Accounting Technician Certificate

Administrative Professional Certificate

Business Administration Certificate

Business Administration Diploma, Majors:

Accounting, General Business, Marketing, Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment and Small Business & Entrepreneurship

ENERGY

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2.

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2.

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2.

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2. Additional notes: 1st year Business Administration can be completed on campus, online or by blended delivery.

Online 4th Class Power Engineering Certificate Refer to website.

Power Engineering Technician Certificate

50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 65% Math 30-2; 50% Chemistry 20, Physics 20 (preferred) or 65% Science 20 (Physics 30 recommended). Additional notes: Refer to website.

LAKELAND COLLEGE

PROGRAMS

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

Agribusiness Diploma:

Agrifood & Tourism, Finance, Marketing, Production and Sustainability

Agricultural Sustainability Diploma

Animal Health Technology Diploma

Animal Science Technology Diploma, Majors: Beef, Dairy, Equine and Livestock

Bachelor of Agriculture Technology: Animal Science and Crops

Crop Technology Diploma

General Agriculture Certificate:

Animal Science and Crops

Post Bachelor Commercial Agriculture Production, Certificate:

Crops and Livestock

Veterinary Medical Assistant Certificate

BUSINESS

Accounting Technician Certificate

Administrative Professional Certificate

Business Administration Certificate

Business Administration Diploma, Majors: Accounting, General Business, Marketing, Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment and Small Business & Entrepreneurship

ENERGY

SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or Foundations of Math 30.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% in Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20; 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20, Environmental Science 20, Physical Science 20 or Health Science 20. Additional notes: English A30 & B30, Chemistry 30, Biology 30 and Pre-Calculus 30 required for further studies at a university.

50% English A30 & B30; 60% Pre-Calculus 30 or Foundations of Math 30; 60% Biology 30; 50% Chemistry 30. Additional notes: Minimum 40 hours of work experience in a vet clinic required. Competitive entry.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20; 50% in one of Biology 20, Environmental Science 20, Physical Science 20, Health Science 20, Physics 20 or Chemistry 20. Additional notes: The equine major has a riding video and horse requirement. Refer to website.

Candidates must hold a two-year diploma in ag or a related diploma with a min. GPA of 2.3 and have taken post-secondary level courses in precision ag, agronomy and crop management, livestock production and management. Refer to website.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20; 50% in one of Biology 20, Environmental Science 20, Physical Science 20, Health Science 20, Physics 20 or Chemistry 20.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20; 50% in one of Biology 20, Environmental Science 20, Physical Science 20, Health Science 20, Physics 20 or Chemistry 20.

Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture or related field. Degree programs from outside of Canada must be evaluated. Refer to website.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20; 50% Biology 20, Environmental Science 20 or Health Science 20. Additional notes: Minimum 20 hours of work experience in a vet clinic required.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or Foundations of Math 30.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 20 or Foundations of Math 20.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or Foundations of Math 30.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or Foundations of Math 30. Additional notes: 1st year Business Administration can be completed on campus, online or by blended delivery.

Online 4th Class Power Engineering Certificate Refer to website.

Power Engineering Technician Certificate

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or 65% Foundations of Math 30; 50% Chemistry 20, Physical Sciences 20 or Physics 20 (Physics 30 or Physical Sciences 30 recommended). Additional notes: Refer to website.

PROGRAMS

ENERGY (CONTINUED)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

ALBERTA HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

Process and Power Engineering Diploma 50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 65% Math 30-2; 50% Physics 20 (Physics 30 strongly recommended). Additional notes: Refer to website.

Sustainable Energy Technology Diploma Refer to Website.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management: Monitoring/Environmental Protection and Reclamation/Remediation

Environmental Sciences Certificate

Environmental Sciences Diploma, Majors: Conservation and Reclamation, Environmental Monitoring and Resource Management, General Environmental Sciences, Land Stewardship and Conservation, Renewable Resource Management and Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

Candidates must hold a two-year diploma, with a minimum GPA of 2.3, in Environmental Sciences or related specialization with organic/ inorganic chemistry, introductory soil science and statistics. Refer to website.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 60% Math 30-2; 50% Biology 30 (recommended) or 65% Biology 20; 50% Chemistry 30 (recommended) or 65% Chemistry 20.

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 60% Math 30-2; 50% Biology 30 (recommended) or 65% Biology 20; 50% Chemistry 30 (recommended) or 65% Chemistry 20.

Bachelor of Applied Business: Emergency Services Direct entry: Completion of emergency services diploma and minimum three years full-time employment in emergency services. Indirect entry: Minimum 1,200 hours emergency services training and three years full-time employment in emergency services. Additional notes: Refer to website.

Emergency Services Technology Diploma: Medical and Fire

Firefighter Training Certificate

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Barber Certificate

Clinical Esthetician Certificate

Esthetician Certificate

50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 20-3; 50% in any Grade 12 Science, Biology 30 preferred. Additional notes: Must be 18 by the start date of the program; proof of Alberta Class 5 or equivalent driver’s license and airbrake endorsement, medical clearance form and emergency care certifications. Refer to website.

50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 20-3; 50% in any Grade 11 Science. Additional notes: Must be 18 by the start date of the program; proof of Alberta Class 5 or equivalent driver’s licence and airbrake endorsement. Applicants will be sent a medical clearance form to complete and return.

50% English 10-1 or 10-2; 50% Math 10-3. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination required prior to program start date.

50% English 20-1 or 20-2. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination strongly recommended.

50% English 20-1 or 20-2. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination strongly recommended.

Hairstyling Certificate 50% English 10-1 or 10-2; 50% Math 10-3. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination required prior to program start date.

Health Care Aide Certificate

60% English 20-1 or 20-2 OR 55% English 30-1 or 30-2 and English Language Proficiency as mandated by Alberta Health. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check, including vulnerable sector check, CPR level C, proof of immunizations and WHMIS required. Refer to website.

PROGRAMS

ENERGY (CONTINUED)

Process and Power Engineering Diploma

LAKELAND COLLEGE

SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

50% in English A30 & B30; 50% in Pre-Calculus 30 or 65% in Foundations of Math 30; 50% Physics 20 or Physical Sciences 20 (Physics 30 or Physical Sciences 30 strongly recommended). Additional notes: Refer to website.

Sustainable Energy Technology Diploma Refer to Website.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management: Monitoring/Environmental Protection and Reclamation/Remediation

Environmental Sciences Certificate

Environmental Sciences Diploma, Majors: Conservation and Reclamation, Environmental Monitoring and Resource Management, General Environmental Sciences, Land Stewardship and Conservation, Renewable Resource Management and Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

Candidates must hold a two-year diploma, with a minimum GPA of 2.3, in Environmental Sciences or related specialization with organic/ inorganic chemistry, introductory soil science and statistics. Refer to website.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or 60% Foundations of Math 30; 50% Biology 30 or 65% Biology 20, Health Science 20 or Environmental Science 20; 50% in Chemistry 30 or 65% Chemistry 20 or Physical Science 20.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Pre-Calculus 30 or 60% Foundations of Math 30; 50% Biology 30 or 65% Biology 20, Health Science 20 or Environmental Science 20 or 65% Chemistry 20 or Physical Science 20.

Bachelor of Applied Business: Emergency Services Direct entry: Completion of emergency services diploma and minimum three years full-time employment in emergency services. Indirect entry: Minimum 1,200 hours emergency services training and three years full-time employment in emergency services. Additional notes: Refer to website.

Emergency Services Technology Diploma: Medical and Fire

Firefighter Training Certificate

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Barber Certificate

Clinical Esthetician Certificate

Esthetician Certificate

Hairstyling Certificate

Health Care Aide Certificate

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Workplace & Apprenticeship Math 20; 50% in any Grade 12 Science - Biology 30 is preferred. Additional notes: Must be 18 by the start date of the program; proof of Alberta Class 5 or equivalent driver’s license and airbrake endorsement, medical clearance form and emergency care certifications. Refer to website.

50% English A30 & B30; 50% Workplace & Apprenticeship Math 20; 50% in any Grade 11 Science. Additional notes: Must be 18 by the start date of the program; proof of Class 5 or equivalent driver’s licence and airbrake endorsement. Applicants will be sent a medical clearance form to complete and return.

50% English A10 & B10; 50% Workplace & Apprenticeship Math 10. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination required prior to program start date.

50% English 20. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination strongly recommended.

50% English 20. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination strongly recommended.

50% English A10 & B10; 50% Workplace & Apprenticeship Math 10. Additional notes: Proof of MMR and Hepatitis B vaccination required prior to program start date.

60% English 20 OR 55% English A30 & B30 and English Language Proficiency as mandated by Alberta Health. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check, including vulnerable sector check, CPR level C, proof of immunizations and WHMIS required. Refer to website.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

PROGRAMS ALBERTA HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

HUMAN SERVICES

American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Studies Certificate 50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2.

Animal Assisted Wellness Certificate

Child & Youth Care Counsellor Diploma

Community Mental Health Certificate

Community Support Practitioner Diploma

Completion of a min. 30 post-secondary credits in human services or animal wellness related courses. Only credits from public postsecondary institutions accepted. Additional Notes: Currently, (or in the future will) partner with animals to help people. Those with a science background who are interested should take courses through Dreamcatcher dreamcatcherassociation.com before applying.

65% English 30-1 or 80% English 30-2. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check, prior to practicum.

Completion of a min. 30 post-secondary credits in Human Development or Introductory Psychology and Interpersonal Communications related courses. Additional Notes: Only credits from public post-secondary institutions will be accepted. Refer to website.

65% English 30-1 or 80% English 30-2. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum.

Early Childhood Education Certificate 50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check and Child Intervention Record System (CIRS), prior to practicum.

Early Childhood Education Diploma

Completion of Early Childhood Education Certificate with a minimum GPA of 2.0. Additional Notes: Certificate must be from a public post-secondary institution.

or 65% English 30-2. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum.

Additional notes: Mandatory advising session will be scheduled before classes start. Refer to website: Review available majors and additional math and science requirements, if applicable.

In addition to the English academic requirement, all applicants, regardless of citizenship or country of origin, must satisfy English language proficiency as outlined on our website.

PROGRAMS

HUMAN SERVICES

American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Studies Certificate

Animal Assisted Wellness Certificate

Child & Youth Care Counsellor Diploma

Community Mental Health Certificate

Community Support Practitioner Diploma

Early Childhood Education Certificate

LAKELAND COLLEGE

SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

50% English A30 & B30.

Completion of a min. 30 post-secondary credits in human services or animal wellness related courses. Only credits from public postsecondary institutions accepted. Additional Notes: Currently, (or in the future will) partner with animals to help people. Those with a science background who are interested should take courses through Dreamcatcher dreamcatcherassociation.com before applying.

65% English A30 & B30. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check, prior to practicum.

Completion of a min. 30 post-secondary credits in Human Developmentor Introductory Psychology and Interpersonal Communications related courses. Additional Notes: Only credits from public post-secondary institutions will be accepted. Refer to website.

65% English A30 & B30. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum.

50% English A30 & B30. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check and Child Intervention Record System (CIRS), prior to practicum.

Completion of Early Childhood Education Certificate with a minimum GPA of 2.0. Additional Notes: Certificate must be from a public post-secondary institution. Educational

Early Childhood Education Diploma

50% English A30 & B30. Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum.

& Apprenticeship Math 20; 50% Science 10 or GED (pass mark in all 5 tests).

English A30 & B30. Additional notes: Mandatory advising session will be scheduled before classes start. Refer to website: Review available majors and additional math and science requirements, if applicable. For up-to-date requirement information, provincial and subject equivalents: lakelandcollege.ca/admit-reqs