Mohawk College Continuing Education Catalogue Winter 2020 by Mohawk College

CONTINUING EDUCATION & ONLINE LEARNING WINTER 2020

CONTINUING

EDUCATION CATALOGUE Enhance your education. Advance your knowledge. Learn something new.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

Registration is now open! ce.mohawkcollege.ca/register Online

NOTE: Online registration cannot be used for special approval (SA) courses. Register using one of the other methods below.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/register Here’s what you’ll need: 1. The course registration number (CRN) of the course(s) you want to register in.

2. Payment options:

Your 9-digit MohawkID. If you are new to Mohawk College, and do not have a MohawkID, you can create a profile during the web registration process. Your MohawkID will be sent to you on your Registration Acknowledgment Form.

In person Register in person at The Square at any of our three campuses. See inside back cover. Here’s what you’ll need: 1. T he course registration number (CRN) of the course(s) you want to register in.

2. Y our completed Registration Form. Available to download online at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/register or on page 144. 3. Payment options: Certified Cheque or Money Order (payable to Mohawk College), Direct Payment/Debit/Cash.

our 9-digit MohawkID. If you are new Y to Mohawk College, and do not have a MohawkID, you will be given one during the registration process. Your MohawkID will also be printed on your Registration Acknowledgment Form.

By mail

By fax

Mail your completed registration form (see page 144) with payment information to: Mohawk College, The Square 135 Fennell Avenue West Hamilton, ON L9C 0E5

Fax your completed registration form (see page 144) with payment information to 905-575-2348.

NOTE: Registration by fax or mail does not guarantee a place in the course. Acknowledgment will be mailed to you within 10 days of processing.

How to read course details Course details shown below are for example only.

Course name

Course code PSYCSS156 (SA)

Introduction to Psychology

NLY O E L P EXAM

Indicates special approval required

the human brain and the nervous system, sensation and perception, learning, memory and personality. 42 hours. CRN

Course registration number (CRN)

DAY(S) START

12591 12249 TH

Jan14 Jan16

END

TIMES

Apr21 Apr16 6:30-9:30

Start date

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Fee

Number Campus of sessions

Alternative formats available upon request. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/accessibility

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Registration Form................................................ 144 Special Approval Courses....................................... 4

Program Guide................................................ 5 Course Guide................................................... 8 Subject Areas

Hospitality, Home and Garden............................... 98 Mathematics........................................................ 104 Media and Creative Arts...................................... 106 Technology and Skills...........................................117

Important Information Campus Codes and Locations................................ 3 Delivery Methods..................................................... 3

Business................................................................ 18

Frequently Asked Questions.................................... 2

Communications, Languages and Preparatory Studies................................................................... 39

Online Learning....................................................... 3

Community Services and Support......................... 50

Services................................................................... 4

Computers............................................................. 72

Index................................................................... 138

Health and Nursing................................................ 79

Policies and Information.......................................... 4

General Inquiries ce@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2220

Connect with us cemohawkcollege

Community Services and Support

Health and Nursing

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/communityservices cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca 905-575-1212 ext. 3244

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/health cehealth@mohawkcollege.ca 905-575-1212 ext. 6811

Interdisciplinary, Media, Creative and Business

Technology and Skills

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/creative ce.mohawkcollege.ca/business cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca 905-575-2358

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/tech cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca ceskills@mohawkcollege.ca 905-575-2203 ce.mohawkcollege.ca

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE / CONTACT US

How to Register.....................Inside front cover

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions What are the Admission Requirements?

For credit courses leading to a certificate or diploma, you require a secondary school diploma or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED), or you must be 19 years of age or older on the day the course starts. The college reserves the right to restrict enrollment for most general education and non-credit continuing education courses to those 19 years of age and over. Some programs have specific admission requirements which are listed in the program description.

I'm interested in completing individual courses that are part of a program. Do I have to commit to the program or can I just complete the course(s) that interest me? Provided you have the appropriate prerequisites, most courses can be taken individually or as part of a full program. Check the course descriptions for information on prerequisites. In some cases - where the program has admission requirements and you must apply and be accepted to the program – this may not be possible.

How do I access MyMohawk?

Your MohawkID and password can be found on your Acknowledgement of Registration form. You need to sign in to MyMohawk on a regular basis to keep your account active. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ITGuides/mymohawk for more information.

How do I update my address and phone number?

Sign in to MyMohawk and on the Home menu scroll down to Personal Information. For assistance, drop in to the Student Services office at any campus or call 1-844-767-6871.

Can I complete my course early?

Unfortunately you cannot. All courses have a start and end date and you cannot start late or finish early. However, we offer a variety of courses with late start dates and/or in an accelerated format. Check the course listings for details.

Can I audit a course?

You must have approval from the Dean of Continuing Education, prior to registering, in order to audit a course. You will not receive a grade/credit and regular fees will apply. Seek approval by emailing ce@mohawkcollege.ca.

Where do I find emergency closure information?

Visit mohawkcollege.ca/closure or call 905-575-2444. You can sign up for weather and security related text message alerts by visiting mohawkcollege.ca/sam.

I’m an International Student. How do I register for a Continuing Education course?

If you are not a permanent resident of Canada you may require permission from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to study at Mohawk College. Students living outside of Canada, who are registering for online courses, do not need approval but must register by fax or mail. International fees will apply in all cases. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/international for more information.

I’m a Senior Citizen. Is there a discount available?

Senior Citizens, 65 years of age or older, may register for most Continuing Education funded, credit courses for 50% of the seat fee, plus all ancillary and miscellaneous fees. Proof of age is required at registration.

How do I view my final grades?

Sign in to MyMohawk. Choose Academics from the left-side menu. You will see My grades to the right. It may take two to six weeks after the end date of your course for grades to be available.

I'm ready to graduate. What do I need to do?

When you've successfully completed all of the courses in your program of study, and your grades have been posted, you can apply to graduate. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/convocationprep for full details.

I lost my Certificate/Diploma - can I get a replacement?

Visit mohawkcollege.ca/convocationprep to obtain a request form. A fee will apply.

How do I get my Income Tax Receipt (T2202)?

In March of each year you will be able to access your T2202 Tuition and Enrolment Certificate for the previous calendar year. In MyMohawk, choose Finances from the left-side menu. Tax receipts are available under My Statements. Some courses may not qualify for a tuition or education tax deduction. Some ancillary and miscellaneous fees do not qualify as a tax deduction. For assistance, drop in to the Student Services office at any campus or call 1-844-767-6871.

I took a similar course at another educational institution. Will Mohawk College recognize that learning?

You can apply for an exemption for course work completed at Mohawk College, or another educational institution, that is equivalent to learning required in a specific Mohawk course. Sign in to MyMohawk and choose Academics from the left-side menu. Scroll down to Course tools and click on Apply for a course exemption. For assistance, contact The Square at 1-844-767-6871 or credittransfer@mohawkcollege.ca.

I have life/work experience relating to a specific course. Can I have that learning recognized?

You may be able to earn course credits through the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition process. Your life/work experience will be assessed relative to specific course outcomes. The academic area will determine the appropriate method for assessing your experience. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/plar for more information.

How do I register with Accessible Learning Services?

A full range of services are available for CE students who have, or suspect they have, a disability. Email als@mohawkcollege.ca or visit The Square (Fennell), The Square (IAHS), Room C104 (Stoney Creek). We can be reached by phone at 905-575-2211 (Fennell), 905-575-1212 ext. 6107 (IAHS) or 905-575-1212 ext. 5401 (Stoney Creek).

Mohawk College, at its sole discretion, reserves the right to alter information, including but not limited to, modifying program availability, program length, campus locations, or curriculum, or to adjust fees, admission requirements, policies or procedures at any time. The College may make such changes to meet competencies in the job market and/or as prescribed by its governing Ministry, or for budgetary reasons or for other reasons it deems necessary. The College reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission both prior to and after its acceptance by an applicant or student because of insufficient applications or registrations, over-acceptance of offers of admission, budgetary constraints, or for other such reasons. Prompt notice will be given to all affected applicants and students. Mohawk College and its employees, affiliates, subsidiaries, officers and directors will not be held liable for any losses or damages that occur from any of the above-mentioned changes.

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Online

Delivery Methods Classroom

Online learning courses provide you with the opportunity to learn online, anywhere, at your convenience.

The delivery location is identified in the course listings. You will go to the appropriate location on the start date at the time listed.

The delivery method is identified in the course listings as OntarioLearn, eLearn or Online. Your start-up information is different depending on the delivery.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/campuscodes

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/online

Classroom (FF) Fennell Campus 135 Fennell Avenue West Hamilton, ON L9C 0E5

Courses are delivered over a set time period and are led by instructors. They are not self-paced or self-directed. There are scheduled start and end dates and you cannot start late or finish early.

OntarioLearn

Course is online through OntarioLearn.

Delivery Locations

Classroom (IH) Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster 1400 Main Street West Hamilton, ON L8S 1C7

Most courses are delivered starting in January, May and September. There are also many monthly intake course offerings. Registration is open for a minimum of 6 calendar days after the official start date. Refer to ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ontariolearn for specific dates. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ontariolearn for instructions on logging in and starting your course. It is your responsibility to login to your course(s) prior to the refund deadline.

Classroom (SC) Stoney Creek Campus 481 Barton Street Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2L7

eLearn

Room Listings

Course is online through Mohawk College. Registration is open until 6 calendar days after the official start date unless otherwise stated. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/elearn for instructions on logging in and starting your course. It is your responsibility to login to your course(s) prior to the refund deadline.

Online

Other online delivery. Check the course description for details.

Computer Requirements

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/online-faq You need regular access to a computer with an internet connection and web access for the duration of your course. Computer system requirements are listed on the website.

Textbooks

mohawk.bookware3000.ca Textbooks are not included in course fees and can be ordered online.

Exams

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/exams | exams@mohawkcollege.ca All work and scheduled exams must be completed by the course end date. Most courses have an in-person exam. You can book your exam online through MyMohawk. Proctoring is available for those who live at a distance.

Refunds

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/refunds

Field Work Course work done at placement location. Other See course description for details.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/roomlistings Room numbers for courses at all campuses are available online after 3:00 pm on the first day of each term. Classroom locations are also posted at the main campus entrances. Room numbers can change as late as 4:30 p.m. each day. Please check the schedule frequently.

Parking

mohawkcollege.ca/parking Parking is available at most locations. Rules and regulations apply and paid parking may be required.

Public Transportation The Hamilton Street Railway provides bus service to most locations. Contact HSR at 905-527-4441 or hamilton.ca/hsr for details about routes, schedules, etc.

Blended The delivery location is identified in the course listings as Blended (Campus). A blended course is designed to integrate face-to-face and online activities so that they reinforce, elaborate on, and complement one another. The campus code in the delivery location indicates the campus where the classroom component is held. See Classroom (above) for a list of campuses. In most cases, the course description will give you the specific dates of the classroom components. These dates are subject to change and in some cases will not be set until after the course has started. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/blended

Refund requests must be received within 6 days of the published start date of the course. A $20 administrative fee is non-refundable.

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DELIVERY METHODS

Learning @ Mohawk

IMPORTANT INFORMATION / SERVICES

Important Information Acknowledgement Form / Receipt / Student Card

You will receive an Acknowledgement form and student card immediately upon registering in person. Acknowledgements for registrations done online or sent by mail or fax will be mailed to you. This form includes your MohawkID and password for MyMohawk.

Course Cancellations

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cancellations

Mohawk College reserves the right to limit, cancel, adjust or relocate classes/courses without notice.

Graduation / Convocation

mohawkcollege.ca/ConvocationPrep

Continuing Education Convocation takes place in October of each year. Eligible students are responsible for applying to graduate by August 15.

MyMohawk

mymohawk.mohawkcollege.ca

Our online portal, MyMohawk, and your @mohawkcollege.ca email address are the official avenues of communication used by Mohawk College. Examples of information found in, or sent to these avenues are: your grades, income tax receipts, notices regarding College closures, etc. Login on a regular basis to keep your account active. Your MohawkID and password are on your Acknowledgement of Registration form.

Parking

Corporate Policies & Procedures

Paid parking is in effect at all campus locations. Continuing Education students taking courses at Fennell Campus or Stoney Creek Campus will be required to purchase an evening CE Parking Pass online at parking.mohawkcollege.ca, the Stoney Creek Campus Store, or the Parking Office. Single day/evening parking is available at payment machines in designated lots. Parking at IAHS is provided by McMaster University Security and Parking Services. Visit Parking Services at the E.T. Clarke Centre (Room 102) or parking.mcmaster.ca for more information.

Fees

mohawkcollege.ca/parking parking.mcmaster.ca

Accessible Parking Individuals requiring long-term accessible parking arrangements can contact the Parking Office at Fennell Campus. Please provide a copy of a valid government issued accessible permit. For temporary accessible parking or for more information, please contact Accessible Learning Services at 905-575-2211.

Special Approval Courses (SA)

Registration for some courses is restricted to ensure all students meet admission and eligibility requirements. Unfortunately, registrations for these courses cannot be placed online.

mohawkcollege.ca/policies

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ce-fees

General Education Courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/generaleducation

Grading and Evaluation mohawkcollege.ca/grading

Policies

mohawkcollege.ca/studentpolicy

Refunds

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/refunds

Student Transfers

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/transfer

Waitlists

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/waitlist

Withdrawals

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/withdraw

Services

Some contacts to get you started. For a full list of services at Mohawk visit mohawkcollege.ca/services The Square

Financial Assistance

mohawkcollege.ca/thesquare

mohawkcollege.ca/cefinancialassistance

The Square provides a full range of services to all students. ask@mohawkcollege.ca Fennell: Room C102 | 1-844-767-6871 IAHS at McMaster: Room 186 | 905-575-1212 ext. 6352 Stoney Creek: Room A111 | 905-575-1212 ext. 5000

There are a variety of financial assistance options available for Continuing Education students. Visit our website for full details and to apply! ce-bursaries@mohawkcollege.ca 1-844-767-6871

Accessible Learning Services

The Health Centre

Student & Graduate Employment

mohawkcollege.ca/health-centre

mohawkcollege.ca/studentemployment

Indigenous Education and Student Services

Student Rights & Responsibilities Office (SRRO)

mohawk.bookware3000.ca

mohawkcollege.ca/indigenous

mohawkcollege.ca/dispute-resolution

Counselling Services

Library

Walk Smart

library.mohawkcollege.ca

mohawkcollege.ca/walksmart

ONE Card

Wellness4U@Mohawk

mohawkcollege.ca/one-card

mohawkcollege.ca/wellness4u

mohawkcollege.ca/als

Books @ IAHS

campusstore.mcmaster.ca

Campus Stores

mohawkcollege.ca/counselling

David Braley Athletic & Recreation Centre mohawkcollege.ca/dbarc ce.mohawkcollege.ca

We offer more than 140 programs through Continuing Education! They can be completed online, in the classroom, or a mix of both. Check the listed page numbers for details. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATES

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMAS

Accessible Media Production Certificate (390)................106

Early Childhood Education Diploma (213).........................58

Analytics for Business Decision Making Certificate (386).................................................................18

Educational Support Diploma (747)...................................60

Autism and Behavioural Sciences Certificate (164)..........50

Social Service Worker Diploma (215)................................68

Business Analysis Certificate (334)...................................19 Career Consultant Certificate (076)...................................51 Community and Social Services Management Certificate (987).................................................................55 Concurrent Disorders Certificate (252)..............................55 Cyber Security Analytics Certificate (557).........................75 Diabetes Education Certificate (928).................................80

Library and Information Technician Diploma (800)............64

ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA Child & Youth Care Diploma (612).....................................52

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATES Bridging for Internationally Educated Nurses Certificate (189).................................................................79

Early Childhood Education Resource Consulting Certificate (956).................................................................59

Food Services Certificate (816).........................................80

Gerontology - Multidiscipline Certificate (037)...................81

Medical Device Reprocessing Certificate (MDR) (927).....83

Libraries and Digital Technologies Certificate (965)..........63

Office Administration - General Certificate (380)...............30

Oncology Nursing Certificate (883)...................................86 Perioperative Nursing Certificate (943).............................88 Psychosocial Rehabilitation Certificate (016)....................89

General Arts and Science Certificate (230).......................41

Palliative Care - Multidiscipline Certificate (017)...............87 Small Business and Entrepreneurship Certificate (179)....32

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATES

Registered Nurse - Critical Care Nursing Certificate (871).................................................................89

Aesthetics Certificate (026).............................................107

Registered Nurse - First Assistant Certificate (921)..........90

Applied Cosmetics Certificate (830)................................108

Registered Nurse - Occupational Health Nursing Certificate (875).................................................................90

AutoCAD Design Certificate (191)................................... 117

Registered Nurse - Perinatal Nursing Certificate - High Risk Obstetrics (877).........................................................92 Registered Nurse - Perinatal Nursing Certificate Neonatal (876)...................................................................92 Registered Nurse/Registered Practical Nurse Mental Health Certificate (930)......................................................93

Building Environmental Systems - BESâ&#x201E;˘ Operator Class I Certificate (989)................................................... 118 Building Environmental Systems - BESâ&#x201E;˘ Operator Class II Certificate (990).................................................. 118 Business Computer Applications (915)..............................72 Ceramics Certificate (936)...............................................108 CNC Programming Certificate (070)................................ 119

Registered Practical Nurse - Maternal Newborn Nursing Certificate (040).................................................................94

Competence in the French Language Certificate (829).....39

Supply Chain Management Certificate (385).....................32

Computer Science - Software Engineering Specialist Certificate (893).................................................................73

Virtual Reality Multimedia Production Certificate (656)...133 Working with Dementia Clients - Multidiscipline Certificate (138).................................................................95

Computer Science - Level 1 Certificate (892)....................73

Condominium Management (ACMO) Certificate (912)......20

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PROGRAM GUIDE

Program Guide

PROGRAM GUIDE

Construction Estimating Certificate (867)........................120 Counselling Techniques Certificate (802)..........................56 Dressmaking Certificate (819).........................................109 Early Childhood Education - Leadership and Administration Certificate (932).........................................59 Electrical Fundamentals Certificate (063)........................121 Fashion Design Certificate (804)..................................... 110 Financial Planning Certificate (185)...................................21 Fire Safety Certificate (853).............................................122 Floral Techniques - Basic Certificate (805)........................99 Fluid Power Certificate (847)...........................................123 Geographic Information Systems Certificate (079)..........124 Home Inspection Certificate (171)...................................125 Horticulture - Plant Identification Certificate (846)...........100 Human Resources Certificate (825)..................................22 Industrial Lubrication Certificate (064).............................126 Integrated Accounting Certificate (099).............................24 Integrated Business Studies Certificate (958)...................25 Landscape Design Certificate (080)................................101 Leadership Development Series Certificate (949).............26 Machine Tool Operator Certificate (848)..........................127 Make-Up Artistry Certificate (056)................................... 110 Manufacturing Leadership Certificate (055)......................27 Medical Clerk Certificate (991)..........................................28 Medical Transcription Certificate (172)..............................29 Music Certificate (809)..................................................... 111 Nail Technician Certificate (027)...................................... 112 Nephrology Nursing Certificate (951)................................85 Network Specialist Certificate (184)..................................75 Occupational Health and Safety Management Certificate (060)...............................................................129 Pediatric Nursing Certificate (950).....................................87 Photography - Art Certificate (032).................................. 112 Photography - Applied Certificate (031)........................... 112 Programmable Logic Controllers Certificate (092)..........130 Quality Assurance - Level 1 Certificate (858)..................130 Records and Information Management Certificate (810).................................................................67 Research Administration Certificate (988).........................31 Residential Design and Construction Certificate (849)....131 Server and Network Support Certificate (183)...................76 Sustainable Local Foods Certificate (937).......................101

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Teaching the Adult Learner Certificate (129).....................69 Veterinary Office Management Certificate (935)...............33 Visual Arts - Foundation Certificate (041)........................ 114 Visual Arts - Intermediate Certificate (042)...................... 114 Visual Arts - Advanced Certificate (043).......................... 114 Volunteer Management Certificate (095)...........................70 Web Design and Development Certificate (971)...............76 Welder Operator Certificate (860)...................................133 Writing for Publication Certificate (123).............................42

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF COMPLETION Addictions/Concurrent Disorders.......................................... 50 Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing............................. 117 American Sign Language..................................................... 39 Applied Accounting - Bookkeeping....................................... 19 Breastfeeding Program......................................................... 79 Cake Decorating................................................................... 98 Children's Mental Health....................................................... 54 CNC Operator..................................................................... 119 Commercial Construction Management............................. 120 Criminal Psychology and Behaviour..................................... 57 Culinary Skills - Introduction................................................. 98 Cyber Security...................................................................... 74 Diversity and Intercultural Relations..................................... 57 Emerging Technologies...................................................... 121 Environmental Management............................................... 122 Footcare................................................................................ 95 Fundamentals of Correctional Practices.............................. 61 Fundraising........................................................................... 22 Health Care Management.................................................... 82 Holistic Studies - Introduction............................................... 62 Home Renovation For Beginners......................................... 99 Language Interpreter Training Program............................... 42 Lean Six Sigma................................................................... 127 Legal Skills............................................................................ 27 Long Term Care Management.............................................. 82 Mechanical Design.............................................................. 128 Medical Terminology............................................................. 29 Metal Fabrication Introduction............................................ 128 Mourning, Grief and Bereavement....................................... 66 Operating Room Attendant................................................... 86

PROGRAM GUIDE

Perinatal Support Worker..................................................... 88 Project Management............................................................. 30 RPAS (Drone) Certification Training and Flight Review..... 131 Sage 300............................................................................... 31 School Based Support.......................................................... 68 Sewing (Basic).................................................................... 113 Small Business Management for Trades........................... 132 WSIB Workplace Safety & Insurance Board Adjudication... 34

OTHER CREDENTIALS Air Brake Training............................................................ 117 Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping....................................20 Certificate of Qualification Examination Preparation....... 119 Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM).........................................................18 Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP).....................18 CFC/ODP Training........................................................... 119 Fuel Certification Challenge Examinations......................123 Fuel Technician Certification............................................123 Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario......................................23 Medical Laboratory Technician Certificate (047)...............84 Skin and Wound Care.......................................................95

Credentials ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Credential approved by MTCU and awarded for programs with 600-700 equivalent instructional hours where a previous postsecondary credential is required for admission. ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA Credential approved by MTCU and awarded for programs with 1800-2100 equivalent instructional hours. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA Credential approved by MTCU and awarded for programs with 1200-1400 equivalent instructional hours. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Credential approved by Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) and awarded for programs with 600-700 equivalent instructional hours. MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Credential approved by Mohawk College and awarded for programs with 180 - 300 equivalent instructional hours.

Professional. Practical. Personal. Earn a credential in a flexible environment. Take a program part-time while you work.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION A group of courses in a field of study.

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Course Guide

Our selection of courses offered this term can be found below. Find what interests you, and flip to the page number listed for course details.

BUSINESS

LAWS10220

ACAF - Business Law

ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 1

FINC10054

ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 2

FINC10055

ACAF - Introductory Financial Accounting

ACCT10124

ACAF - Introductory Management Accounting ACCT10125

Accounting 1

ACCTCB101

Accounting 2 - Financial

ACCT10014

Accounting Introductory I

ACCTMCS01

Accounting Introductory II

ACCTMCS02

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AccPac Sage 300 ERP Accounts Payable

INFO10185

AccPac Sage 300 ERP General Ledger

INFO10184

Advanced Business Processes

BUSN10250

Animal Husbandry II

HLTH10071

APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management CPIM Part 1

BUSN10177

APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional, CSCP

BUSN10179

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1

ACCTBZ018

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 2

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3

Donor Relationships in Fundraising

BUSN10071

Economic Policy

ECON10113

Effective Supervision-Human Relations

MGMTMD221

Emotional Intelligence

MGMT10142

Employee Training and Development

BUSN10180

Employee Training and Development

HRES10025

Employment Law

BUSNPIR19

Employment Law (LDS)

LAWS10090

Entrepreneurship

BUSN10254

Entrepreneurship Fundamentals

SBMGBU395

Estate Procedures

LAWSSELC4

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Excel Core

INFO10078

Family Law Practice and Procedure

LAWS10149

Finance (LDS)

FINC10023

Finance And Accounting

ACCTPIR23

Finance for Non-Financial Managers

FINC10033

Financial Analysis

FINC10056

Financial Management in Research Administration

MGMT10155

ACCTBZ019

ACCTBZ020

Financial Planning For Condominium Managers

FINCCDM03

Fundraising as Management Process

BUSN10070

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Basic Animal Husbandry

HLTH10062

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

HSCI10135

Benefits Administration

BUSN10059

Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships

BUSN10034

Business Case Analysis

BUSN10251

Business Finance

ACCTCB340

Business Law Introductory

LAWSMCS05

Human Relations

HRESCB172

Human Relations (LDS)

HRES10019

Human Resources Planning and Staffing

HRESPIR17

IBM Blockchain Developer

COMP10234

IBM Business Process Analyst

BUSN10217

IBM Predictive Analytics Modeler

BUSN10218

IBM Security Intelligence Technologist

COMP10236

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Building Capacity for Inclusion

MGMT10170

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Creating Inclusive Cultures in the Workplace

MGMT10169

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Leadership in MGMT10168 Contemporary Workplaces

Income Tax Planning

Climate Change and Business Adaptation

BUSN10231

Coaching And Developing People

MGMTCMA03

Communication

COMMLL041

Communication D

COMM11040

Communications (LDS)

COMM10217

Compensation and Benefits

HRESPIR11

ACCT10036

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Computer Applications in Human Resources

COMP10193

Information Systems

COMP10253

Computer Skills for Small Business

COMP10134

International Business

BUSN10228

Condominium Administration & Human Relations

MGMTCDM04

Interpersonal Communication Skills

COMM10294

Condominium Law

LAWSCDM01

Intro To Small Business And Entrepreneurship

SBMGSB101

Consumer Behaviour

MRKTMK375

Introduction to Business

BUSN10049

Continuous Improvement Process

QUALCMA06

Corporate Procedures

LAWSSELC6

RSCH10010

Introduction to Canadian Research Funding Environment

Creative and Critical Thinking (LDS)

COMM10216

Introduction To E-Business

INFOBU396

Criminal Law - Legal Administration

LAWS10136

Introduction to Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations

ACCT10126

Current Issues in Business 1

BUSN10252

Introduction to Fundraising

BUSN10062

Current Issues in Business 2

BUSN10253

Introduction To Industrial Relations

LABRPIR08

Developing Effective Teams

MGMTCMA04

Introduction to Legal Office Procedures

LAWS10208

Developing Funding Proposals

BUSN10175

Dispute Resolution

CONF10010

Document Production

INFO10209

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Introduction To Macroeconomics

ECON10002

Introduction to Marketing

MRKTCB158

Introduction to Project Management

HRES10013

Delivery* ON = Online | CL = Classroom | BLE = Blended | See Page 3 for details.

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KEYB10008

Landlord & Tenant Law

LAWS10064

Leading Responsibly (LDS)

MGMT10098

Leading Teams (LDS)

MGMT10101

Legal Terminology

LAWS10005

Litigation Practice and Procedure 1

LAWS10065

Management in Human Resources

MGMT10156

Managing Change (LDS)

MGMT10102

Managing Electronic Data

INFO10207

Managing The Small Business

SBMG10013

Managing Upwards

CRED10134

Market Research

MRKT10089

Marketing Advanced

MRKT10018

Marketing Digitally

MRKT10037

Marketing for Managers

MRKT10088

Marketing Principles

MRKTMCS08

Mathematical Models

BUSN10248

Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals

HSCI10002

Medical Keyboarding

KEYB10005

Medical Office Procedures

OADM10018

Medical OHIP Billing

OADM10010

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA323

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OADMOA324

Medical Transcription 1

OADMOA352

Small Business-Financial Management

MGMTSB102

Small Claims Practice and Procedure

LAWS10154

Statistical Analysis

STAT10002

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Strategic Investment Planning

INVS10004

Supervisory Skills For Business And Industry

MGMTCMA02

Sustainability and Business

BUSN10233

Taxation

ACCTAC409

Taxation I

ACCT10019

The Business of Tomorrow

BUSN10047

The Generic Business Plan

SBMG10018

Transitioning to Management

MGMT10167

Understanding Medical Tests for Medical Office Staff

HSCI10025

Understanding Surgical Procedures for Medical Office Staff

HSCI10026

Veterinary Anaesthesia

VETR10000

Veterinary Lab Procedures

HLTH10098

Veterinary Office Skills and Procedures

OADM10013

Veterinary Surgical Procedures

HSCI10138

Veterinary Terminology

COMM10107

Working And Communicating In A Medical Setting

COMM10021

WSIB Case Management Adjudication

BUSNBU159

AC - Communications, Part B

COMMLL044

ACE Apprenticeship Math

MATH10047

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COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Methods of Fundraising

BUSN10069

ACE Biology

BIOL10011

Microeconomics Introductory

ECONMCS03

ACE Business Mathematics

MATH10046

Mortgage Agent

BUSN10061

ACE Chemistry

GSCI10004

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Occupational Health and Safety

SAFEPIR21

ACE Communications

COMM10148

Operations And Legal Issues

SBMGSB202

ACE Computers

COMP10083

Organizational Behaviour and Administration

BUSNPIR22

ACE Core Math

MATH10045

Organizational Business Communication

COMM10027

ACE Physics

PHYS10000

Payroll Administration

ACCTBU192

ACE Self Management and Self Direction

CRED10044

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Performance Management (LDS)

MGMT10100

ACE Technical Math

MATH10044

Personal Financial Management

BUSNBE450

American Sign Language 2

LANGLL220

Personal Success

MGMTMD278

American Sign Language I

LANGLL120

Personnel Research Techniques and HRIS

HRES10017

Anger Management

CONF10005

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Pharmacology for the Medical Office

HSCI10024

Art Through the Ages

ARTT10052

Physical Building Management

MGMTCDM02

Astronomy

GSCI10006

PMP/CAPM Project Management Exam Preparation

MGMT10144

Bridging Two Worlds: Connecting with Indigenous People of Canada

INDS10015

Professional B2B Sales

BUSN10216

Business Report Writing

COMM10330

Project Construction Management

BLDG10118

Business Writing Strategies

COMM10325

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Project Management (LDS)

MGMT10099

Canadian Literature

COMMLL903

Project Management Applications and Simulation

MGMT10140

Canadian Politics

SSCISS105

Capstone Course, Skills Integration

LANG10036

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Project Management Scheduling Software

INFO10105

Purchasing

BUSN10214

QuickBooks Online

INFO10218

QuickBooks-Desktop

INFO10159

Censorship and the Media

MCOM10060

Communication

COMMLL041

Communication D

COMM11040

Consecutive Interpreting

LANG10032

Creative Writing for Beginners

COMM10331

Developmental Psychology

PSYCSS271

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Recruitment And Selection

HRESPIR20

Retirement Planning

BUSN10152

Risk Management and Estate Planning

FINC10052

Sage 300 ERP Accounts Receivable and Payroll

Digital Citizenship

INFO10220

INFO10182

Digital Communication (Social Media)

COMM10342

English 1

COMM10256

Sage 50 Accounting

INFO10201

BLE

Keyboarding

Course Code

Course Name

Page

BUSN10107

BLE

Introduction to Supply Chain and Operations Management

Course Name

Delivery*

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/courses

COURSE GUIDE

Page

Course Code

Delivery*

COURSE GUIDE

Environmental Citizenship

ENVR10006

Science Fiction

COMM10043

Essentials of Canadian History

HIST10019

Setting Specific Interpreting

LANG10035

Essentials of Writing Fiction

CREA10032

Skills Development - Sight Translation

LANG10033

First Responders Basic American Sign Language

LANG10088

Skills Development - Simultaneous Interpreting

LANG10034

Forensic Psychology

PSYC10001

Social Media and Society

SSCI10045

French 1

LANG10061

Social Psychology

PSYC10012

French 2

LANG10062

Society, Technology And Social Issues

SSCISS299

French 3

LANG10063

Sociology: Diversity and Social Change

SSCISS109

French 4

LANG10064

Spanish For Beginners

LANGLLE01

French 5

LANG10065

Spanish-Conversational 1

LANGLLA04

Geography and Human Populations

GSCI10012

Spanish-Conversational 2

LANGLLB04

Global Citizenship: Social Analysis to Social Action

SSCI10065

Spanish-Conversational 3

LANGLLC04

Grammar For Writing Professionals

COMMLLT02

Sports Psychology

PSYC10009

Stress, Wellness and Nutrition

HLTH10111

Growing Up Digital-Living and Working In Canada

INFO10158

HIST10021

History of Aboriginal/Canadian Relations

INDS10017

The Middle Ages and The Modern World: Facts and Fiction

Hockey Hall of Fame Presents

SPRT10007

The Study of Human Sexuality

SSCI10003

I Write The Songs

ARTT10045

Travel Writing

COMM10121

Understanding Literature

COMM10095

Indigenous Identity & Relationship to the Land

INDS10018

World Of Abnormal Psychology

PSYCSS021

Indigenous Insights: Micro Course

INDS10024

Writing For Publication - Level 1

COMMLLT03

Indigenous Peoples: A Global Perspective

INDS10019

Interpersonal Communication Skills

COMM10294

Introduction to Children's Literature

COMMLLT06

Introduction to Geology:An Overview of Planet Earth

ENVR10028

Introduction to Philosophy

SSCI10049

Introduction to Psychology

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Sociology

SSCISS108

Introduction to Spoken Language Interpreting LANG10031

Italian 1

LANGLLA03

Italian 2

LANGLLB03

La Pratique du Francais 1

LANGFR003

La Pratique du Francais 2

LANGFR004

La Pratique du Francais 3

LANGFR005

La Pratique du Francais 4

LANGFR006

La Pratique du Francais 5

LANGFR007

Legalization of Cannabis in Canada

LAWS10215

Let's Talk Sports

SPRT10006

Myths And Legends

HISTLLT05

Writing For Publication - Level 2

COMMLLT09

Writing Grammatically

COMM10218

Writing Short Stories

COMM10259

ABS Field Preparation

EDUC10120

Abuse and Family Violence

HMNS10120

Acquisitions

LIBRLT350

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Active Records Management

OADMRM101

Adaptive and Assistive Technology

COMP10006

Adult Learning

EDUCTAL03

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Adults With Learning Disabilities

SENSTAL06

Advanced Group Work

HMNSCC556

Alternative Healing Methods

HLTH10228

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Archives

LIBRRM103

ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

HMNS10038

Assessment And Evaluation

EDUCTAL05

Assessment And Treatment Strategies In Child Youth Care

HMNSCC458

Autism - Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

HSCI10041

Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student EDUC10001 Development

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Nutrition

HLTH10044

Oceanography

ENVR10049

Parlons Avance 4

LANGFS080

Parlons Francais 1

LANGFS032

Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities EDUCEDE22

Parlons Francais 2

LANGFS033

Behaviour Management Systems

CONF10007

Personality Psychology

PSYC10007

By-Law Enforcement

LAWS10139

Philosophy of Art Concepts and Theories

SSCI10054

Canadian Criminal Justice System

LAWSPF111

Capstone II

LIBR10051

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Poetry Writing

COMMLLT13

Political Science & Public Administration

SSCISS027

Career Development Resources

CREDCAR02

Popular Music and Society

MUSC10114

Prep Science (Chemistry)

GSCIPE053

HMNS10052

CD Treatment: Models for Treating Varied Populations

Prep Science (Physics)

PHYSPE001

Child Development & Behaviour 1

EDUCEC121

Preparatory Biology

BIOL10006

Child Development & Behaviour 2

EDUCEC221

Quest for Wisdom

SSCI10064

Children with Exceptionalities

EDUC10084

Children's Services And Issues

LIBRLT385

Circulation and Inter Library Loan

LIBR10037

Researching and Reporting-Lgs

COMMLL122

Romance Writing

COMMLLT04

Delivery* ON = Online | CL = Classroom | BLE = Blended | See Page 3 for details.

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

BLE

Delivery* CL

Course Code

Course Name

Page

BLE

Delivery* CL

Course Code

Page

Course Name

Classroom Skills

EDUCEDE21

Co-dependency as an Addiction

PSYC10008

Cognitive Behaviour Modification In Child and Youth Care

HMNSCC457

Cognitive Development, Trauma and Loss Child Health Focus

HLTH10218

Information Technology for Library Technicians

Instructional Techniques

EDUCTAL04

Instructional Technology In Adult Education

EDUCTAL08

Insurance Reimbursement for Massage Therapists

HLTH10219

INFO10172

Communication Exceptionalities

EDUCEDE23

Interviewing Skills 1

COUN10011

Communications/Reporting

COMMLL223

Interviewing Skills 2

COUN10012

Community Awareness and Field Placement Preparation

HMNS10101

Introduction to Addictions

HMNS10039

Community Interventions & Resources

HMNSCC553

Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis

HSCI10042

Concurrent Disorders Field Seminar

CRED10081

Introduction to Intercultural Communication

COMM10073

Concurrent Disorders, Issues & Ethics

HMNS10094

Introduction to Libraries and the Information Industry

LIBRLT110

Contemporary Social Problems-Police Foundations

SSCISS288

Introduction to Metadata & Metadata Applications

LIBR10035

CoOrdinating Resources

LIBRRT071

Introduction to Psychology

PSYCSS156

Coping with Death: Counselling, Support and PSYC10024 Alternative Therapies

Introduction to Racism and Discrimination

SSCI10026

Correctional Practices

LAWS10151

Criminal And Civil Law

LAWSPF301

Introduction to Resource Teaching

EDUCRT001

Issues And Ethics In Counselling

COUNTC208

Criminal Psychology - Psychopathic Minds

PSYC10002

LIBR10048

Criminal Psychology 2 - Criminal Minds

PSYC10003

Issues In ECE

EDUCEC428

Criminology Introduction

SSCI10061

Issues Related to Family

HMNS10096

Cults and Terrorism

SSCI10006

Law Libraries And Legal Research

LIBRLT405

Curriculum Development

EDUCTAL02

Learning Environment 2

EDUCEC215

Database Design For Information Workers

INFOLT340

Learning from Death and Dying

PSYC10025

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Death and Dying in Crisis Intervention

PSYC10017

Learning Strategies

EDUC10004

Developmental Psychology

PSYCSS271

Legislation: Policies & Procedures

MGMTCC153

Library Classification

LIBR10039

Library Financial Management and Budgeting

MGMT10041

Library Programming, Marketing and Advocacy

LIBR10040

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Diversity and First Nations

SSCI10017

Diversity In The Workplace

CREDCAR08

Document Management Technology

GRAPRM102

Domestic and Workplace Violence

PSYC10006

ECE Curriculum 1

EDUCEC323

ECE-Governance and Financial Management

Management Principles

BUSN10171

FINC10027

Managing Conflict

CONF10009

ECE-Human Resources

HRES10023

Math in an Educational Setting

MATH10065

Electronic Publishing and Emerging Library Technologies

INFOLT402

Mental Health First Aid

HMNS10123

Ethical Practice

BUSN10170

Mental Health First Aid - Adults who Interact with Youth

HMNS10147

Family Dynamics

EDUCEC129

Microsoft Office 2016

COMP10191

Family Relationships and Impact on Psychiatric Disorders

HLTH10217

Field Placement 1

WORK10136

Field Placement 2

56 58

Issues in Digital Resource Management and Technologies

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Mourning, Grief and Bereavement

PSYC10023

Multimedia

LIBRLT335

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention

CONFMHN08

WORK10137

Field Placement Concurrent Disorders

WORK10113

Non-Violent Crisis InterventionRecertification

CONFEH108

Field Placement Prep

EDUC10093

Online Searching

LIBR10041

Field Work 1

WORKLT290

Organizational Business Communication

COMM10027

Field Work 2

WORKLT490

Parent and Staff Training

EDUC10029

Fostering Healthy Lifestyles

HLTH10152

Parent Teacher Child Relationship 1

EDUCEC128

Penology

LAWS10152

Personal And Interpersonal Dynamics

EDUCEDE17

Physical and Multiple Exceptionalities

EDUCEDE26

Foundations of Education

EDUCEDE14

Group Counselling

COUNTC105

Health Care & Pharmacology For Child & Youth Care

HSCICC327

Placement 1

EDUC10085

Health Libraries and Resources

LIBR10004

Placement 2

EDUC10086

Placement 3

EDUC10087

Placement Preparation

EDUC10075

Prevention and Intervention Strategies Child Mental Health

HLTH10216

Principles of Ethical Reasoning

LAWS10174

Private Investigator Training

LAWS10138

Human Relations and Supervision

HRESLT150

Human Sexuality For Child & Youth Care

HMNSCC558

Inclusion and Diversity

EDUC10116

Indexing and Subject Analysis

LIBR10038

Individual Development Planning 1

HMNSRT011

BLE

Course Code

Page

BLE

Course Name

Delivery*

COURSE GUIDE

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Course Code

Page

Course Name

Delivery*

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Private Investigator-Licensing Requirements

LAWS10091

Build and Launch Your Website in 1 Day

COMP10211

Private Security Basic Training

LAWS10214

Computer Forensics and Investigation

COMP10223

Delivery* l l

Professionalism in CYC Practice

HMNS10148

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10118

Project Management Applications

COMP10178

Database Theory

COMPCO859

Provincial Offences

LAWS10175

HLTH10214

Developing Web Applications with ASP.NET and C#

COMP10216

Psychiatric Disorders Common to Infant, Child and Adolescent

77 78

Dreamweaver (Webpage Authoring)

COMP10138

Records And Information Management Fundamentals

Ethical Hacking and Network Defense

INFO10222

Excel Core

INFO10078

Excel Expert

INFO10079

Excel Linking Multiple Worksheets & Workbooks

INFO10191

Excel Pivottables and Outlines

INFO10187

Excel Working with Charts

INFO10190

Excel Working with Formulas

INFO10192

Firewalls and VPNs

INFO10244

OADMRM100

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Reference Processes

LIBR10044

Reference Services and Sources

LIBR10045

Religious Beliefs, Traditions and Customs of Death

PSYC10022

Researching and Reporting-Lgs

COMMLL122

Resource Description and Access I

LIBR10042

Resource Description and Access II

LIBR10043

Risk Factors of Common Psychiatric Disorders

HLTH10215

Generic Computer Training

COMPCO001

Safe and Secure Environments

SAFE10091

Hacker Techniques, Tools, and Incident Handling

INFO10245

HTML 2

INFO10242

HTML Introduction

COMP10106

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Safety In An Educational Setting

SAFE10004

School Libraries

LIBRLT375

Seminar 2 - Trends and Issues in Child and Youth Care

HMNS10104

Intermediate Python

COMP10238

Serials

LIBRLT351

Introduction to C# Programming

COMP10116

Sexual Violence

SSCI10008

Special Populations I

PSYC10026

Specialized Instructional Strategies

EDUC10030

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Spectrum of Engagement

MGMT10164

SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills

HMNSSO230

SSW Methods of Intervention

HMNS10097

Supervision And Administration

EDUCEC332

Technology in Education

EDUCEDE19

Thanatology

PSYC10021

The History & Ethics of Social Work

HIST10015

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Introduction to Computers 1

COMP10136

Introduction to Excel

INFO10193

Introduction to Python Programming

COMP10237

IT Security Policies

INFO10223

JavaScript

COMP10137

JavaScript for the Web

INFO10186

Legal & Ethical Issues in IT Security

INFO10224

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Microsoft Office 2016

COMP10191

Mobile Application Security Design

INFO10238

Network Design and Troubleshooting

ELEC10051

Network Security and Penetration Testing

INFO10239

Theories Of Career Development

CREDCAR01

Therapeutic Programming & Life Skills

HMNSCC162

Network+

COMP10215

Total Communication Part 1

EDUC10040

INFO10225

Total Communication Part 2

EDUC10041

Operating Systems Security-Windows and Linux

Traffic Management

LAWSPF309

PHP & JavaScript

COMP10065

PowerPoint 101

COMP10197

Presentations and Desktop Publishing

INFO10280

Principles of Information Security

INFO10226

Productivity Software Skills

INFO10268

Programming for Absolute Beginners

COMP10189

Programming Fundamentals

COMP10001

Programming in .NET

COMP10204

Programming in C

COMP10122

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Transition Planning

EDUC10037

Transition Planning and Implementation

EDUC10031

Treating Challenging Behaviour

HMNS10006

User Experience in Libraries

LIBR10046

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Volunteer Management: Administration

MGMT10165

Volunteer Management: Applied Project

MGMT10166

Volunteer Management: Foundations

MGMT10163

Wellness for Children

HLTH10121

Programming in Java

COMP10062

Western and Eastern Traditions in World Religions

SSCI10072

Software Quality & Testing

COMP10066

Working with Parents

EDUC10076

Windows Server

COMP10252

World Of Abnormal Psychology

PSYCSS021

Youth Services and Issues

LIBR10034

Access Core

COMPUTERS

INFO10081

Adobe InDesign Basics

COMP10120

Adobe Photoshop I

INFO10278

Adobe Photoshop II

INFO10279

Advanced Python

COMP10251

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Wireless and Mobile Device Security

INFO10221

Word Core

INFO10077

Word Expert

INFO10080

WordPress 1

INFO10202

Workshop For Windows

INFOBW001

Delivery* ON = Online | CL = Classroom | BLE = Blended | See Page 3 for details.

BLE

Course Code

Page

Course Name

BLE

Course Name

Course Code

Delivery*

Page

COURSE GUIDE

Histology/Cytology for MLA

MLSC10044

HR and Labour Relations in Retirement Communities Management

HRES10020

Human Anatomy and Physiology

HSCI10027

Icentia CardioSTAT ECG Analysis and Reporting

HSCI10239

Advanced Footcare for RNs and RPNs

NRSG10059

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

CLINNSCF2

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

CLINNSCF4

Advancements in the Mental Health System

HSCI10145

HSCIPSR06

Anaesthesia, Assessment & Critical Care

HSCINSC87

Independent Study In Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Anatomy and Physiology for MLA

BIOL10041

Institutional Food Service

SAFE10097

Arrhythmia Interpretation

HLTH10229

Institutional-Based Field Experience

WORKGER81

Interventions Supporting Recovery

HSCI10150

Intravenous Therapy - RN/RPN

NRSGNSC90

Introduction to Health

HSCI10209

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Assessment and Planning

HSCI10229

Basic Footcare for RNs and RPNs

NRSGHZPAE

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Basic Laboratory Techniques for MLA

MLSC10013

Breastfeeding Clinical Experience

CLIN10026

Introspective Practice

HSCI10147

Lab Basics Workshop for MLA

MLSC10014

C.P.R. 'C'/AED Recertification - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level

HSCI10087

Leadership in Health Care Administration

MGMT10145

C.P.R.'C'/AED - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level

HSCI10086

Level 1: Breastfeeding Basics

NRSG10073

Level 2: Breastfeeding Management

NRSG10074

Chemistry for MLA

MLSC10041

Level 3: Advanced Breastfeeding Practice

NRSG10075

Clinical Experience 2

CLIN10035

Living with Chronic Kidney Disease

NRSG10120

Clinical Experience Medical Device Reprocessing

CLIN10059

Living with Diabetes

HLTH10234

Communication And Informed Decision Making

COMM10084

Loss, Grief & End Of Life Issues

HMNS10016

MDR Laboratory Experience

HSCI10122

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care

COMM10335

MDR Principles and Practices 1

HSCI10123

MDR Principles and Practices 2

HSCI10124

Communication and the Food Service Worker

CULI10082

MDR Principles and Practices 3

HSCI10125

Communications And Psychosocial Issues In Oncology

HSCINSCC2

Medical Device Reprocessing-Introductory

HSCI10121

Medical Laboratory Assistant

MLSC10012

Community-Based Field Experience

WORKGER71

Medical/Surgical Theory Review

NRSG10110

Critical Care Cardiovascular

NRSG10002

Mental Health Clinical

CLIN10097

Critical Care Cardiovascular Clinical

CLIN10005

Mental Health Practitioner Competencies

HSCI10092

Mentored Knowledge Integration Project

NRSG10118

Microbiology for MLA

MLSC10043

Neonatal 1: Advanced Nursing Care of Term and Preterm Neonates

NRSG10104

Neonatal 2: Advanced Nursing Care of Critically Ill Neonates

NRSG10105

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification HSCI10163

Normal and Abnormal Kidney Function

NRSG10116

Nursing Care Across the Kidney Disease Trajectory

NRSG10119

Nursing Care of Children with Cardio/ Respiratory Disorders

NRSG10066

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Critical Care GI/GU

NRSG10004

Critical Care GI/GU Clinical

CLIN10092

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Critical Care Introduction

NRSG10099

Critical Care Neuroscience

NRSG10003

Critical Care Neuroscience Clinical

CLIN10006

Critical Care Respiratory

NRSG10100

Critical Care Respiratory Clinical

CLIN10004

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Current Trends In Mental Health

HSCIPSR05

Diabetes Clinical

CLIN10095

Diabetes Education: Approaches in Practice

HLTH10233

Diabetes: Throughout the Lifespan

HLTH10235

Emergency First Aid & CPR

HSCI10227

Ergonomics and Disability Management for Occupational Health Nursing

MGMT10020

Exploring Dementia Care

COMM10336

Financial Management (Retirement Communities/Long Term Care)

FINC10008

Food Nutrition & Hospitality Management for Retirement

HLTH10109

Food Services Fieldwork

WORKHCF02

Gentle Persuasive Approaches

HSCI10232

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Nutrition - Introduction

HLTH10232

Nutrition for Fitness and Health Promotion

HLTH10252

Nutrition in Food Services

HLTH10268

O.R. Laboratory Experience A

HSCI10156

Obstetrical Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

CLIN10002

Obstetrical Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

CLIN10003

Obstetrics 1: Antepartum, Intrapartum and Postpartum Complications in Pregnancy

NRSG10106

Obstetrics 2: Management of High Risk Patients in Emergencies

NRSG10107

Occupational Health and Surveillance

HSCIOHN02

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Health and Safety Management

HSCIOHN04

Health Assessment

HSCI10151

Occupational Health Nursing Introduction

NRSGOHN01

Health Challenges

HSCI10148

OHN Clinical

CLIN10090

Health in the Workplace

HLTH10030

OHN Independent Study

NRSG10126

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Healthy Adult Aging

HLTH10220

OHN Research Project

NRSG10127

Hematology for MLA

MLSC10042

Oncology Clinical

CLINNSCC6

BLE

Course Code

Delivery*

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/courses

COURSE GUIDE

HEALTH AND NURSING

Course Name

Page

BLE

Course Code

Course Name

Page

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COURSE GUIDE

Oncology Nursing 4

HSCI10221

102

Colour and Application

HIST10025

Oncology Nursing-Introductory

NRSGNSCC1

Cooking Fundamentals

CULI10069

Operating Room Attendant

NRSGNSCD9

Cooking Fundamentals - The Next Step

CULI10070

Operating Room Attendant Laboratory Experience

HSCI10155

100

Deciduous Shrubs

HORTHOR04

Operating Room Nursing-Introductory

NRSG10058

100

Deciduous Trees

HORTHOR02

Design Basics for Interior Decorating

CREA10192

Operating Room Principles and Practices 1 Theory

102

NRSG10032

102

Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms

CREA10195

Operating Room Principles and Practices 2 Theory

NRSG10033

102

Fabrics and Window Treatments

CREA10191

Operational Overview in Long Term Care

HLTH10110

101

Field to Fork:Introduction to Local and Global HORT10021 Food Systems

OR Laboratory Experience B

HSCI10158

102

PLAN10019

Palliative Care Clinical

CLIN10093

Floor Plans, Space Planning and Presentations

Pediatric Clinical

CLIN10094

100

Flooring And Mouldings

BLDG10086

101

Food Security & Food Justice in Canada

CULI10085

Pediatric Mental Health

NRSG10121

Pediatric Nursing-Introductory

NRSG10057

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Fundamentals of CAD

CADM10060

100

Fundamentals Of Horticulture

HORTHOR01

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Perinatal Newborn and Family Care

NRSG10123

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care

103

Fundamentals of Lighting

CREA10196

NRSG10103

103

HORT10048

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy

Garden Pests - How to Spot Them and How to Deal With Them

NRSG10102

101

General Plant Identification

HORTLA010

Perinatal RPN Maternal Care

NRSG10122

103

History of Design Trends

HIST10029

Pharmacology Theory Review for Nurses

NRSG10096

103

History of Furniture and Accessories

HIST10030

Phlebotomy Training

MLSC10040

103

Hydroponics and Gardening Without Soil

HORT10011

103

Interior Decorating - Introduction

CREA10188

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Physiology of Aging

HSCI10228

Preparatory Biology

BIOL10006

Preplacement/Clinical Service

HLTH10223

Professional Issues and Advocacy

HMNS10017

Professional Practice Labs

NRSG10089

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Interior Materials and Surfaces

CREA10197

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Kitchens

BLDG10074

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Landscape Design II

HORTLA007

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Learn to Tile Successfully

BLDG10105

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Local Food Procurement

CULI10095

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CULI10083

R.N. Operating Room Clinical

CLIN10060

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Hemodialysis Patient

NRSG10115

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Peritoneal Dialysis Patient

NRSG10108

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Transplant Patient

Style Trends in Design

FLORFC205

NRSG10117

Techniques And Color Harmonies Basic

FLORFC001

Resident Centred Care

HLTH10108

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Understanding Sustainable Farming:Principles & Practices

HLTH10263

Restorative Care in a Long Term Care Setting

HSCI10212

102

Valentine Floral Workshop

FLORGI617

RPN Maternal, Newborn and Family Care Clinical Experience

CLIN10073

Wedding Work And Special Occasion

FLORFC002

RPN Operating Room Clinical

CLIN10091

Differential Calculus

Sales and Marketing in Long Term Care Management

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BUSN10093

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Differential Calculus

MATHMA383

104

Engineering Mathematics 1

MATHMA179

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Engineering Mathematics 3

MATH10014

105

Fundamental Mathematics

MATH10031

Sanitation and Safety

SAFE10096

Standard First Aid, C.P.R. 'BLS' (HCP)/AED

HSCI10088

Transfusion Medicine for MLA

MLSC10045

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A Dip In The Mediterranean

CULI10080

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Art of Bonsai

HORT10055

Basic Electrical

ELEC10123

Basic Plumbing

BLDG10072

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Bathrooms

BLDG10121

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Botany For Horticulture

HORTLA009

Cake Decorating 1

CULIGI737

Cake Decorating 2

CULIGI738

Cake Decorating 3

CULIGI739

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FLORFC004

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Sales and Business Practices

BUSN10256

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Science of Popular Diets: Impact of Nutrition and Wellness

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MATH10024

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Mathematics

MATHMA101

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MATHMS122

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Mathematics

MATHMS171

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Mathematics

MATHMS173

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Mathematics

MATHMS248

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Mathematics

MATHMS377

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Mathematics 1

MATH10011

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Mathematics 1

MATH10012

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Mathematics 1 - General Arts and Science

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Dressmaking 5: Dressmakers Jacket

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Mathematics 2 for Construction Technician

MATHMS244

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Fashion Drawing

FASHFA201

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Mathematics for Computer Studies

MATH10042

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Gel and Acrygel Applications

ASTHWS905

104

Mathematics for Construction Technician

MATHMS144

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Guitar 1

MUSC10072

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Mechanical Basic Algebra

MATHMS165

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Guitar Song Book

MUSC10078

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Mechanical Intermediate Algebra

MATH10029

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Hairstyling for the Makeup Artist

HRSY10010

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NDE Mathematics

MATH10059

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HDR Imaging Techniques

PHTO10028

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Pre-Health Mathematics 1

MATH10008

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History of Photography

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Preparatory Apprenticeship - Math

MATHMA001

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Introduction To Digital Imaging/Photoshop

PHTOPY110

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Preparatory Mathematics (Business)

MATHMA003

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Jazz Harmony 1

MUSCMU181

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Preparatory Mathematics (Technology)

MATHMA002

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MakeUp Artistry

ASTHWS144

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Statistics

MATHMA570

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MakeUp Artistry II

ASTHWS244

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Technical Calculus I

MATH10052

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Make-up Theatrical and Special Effects 2

ASTH10009

105

Technical Calculus II

MATH10054

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Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

ASTH10006

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Painting 1

ARTTPD211

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Painting 2

ARTTPD311

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Painting 3

ARTTPD411

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Painting 4

ARTTPD511

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Painting 5

ARTTPD611

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Painting 6

ARTTPD711

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Pattern Design and Drafting 2

FASHFA210

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Photographing Seniors

PHTO10104

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Piano Beginners Part A

MUSC10075

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Piano Beginners Part B

MUSC10076

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Piano Continued Explorations

MUSC10103

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Serger Know How

CREA10169

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Sewing - Introduction

TEXTHC027

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Sewing Window Treatments - Part 1

CREA10103

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Sewing Window Treatments - Part 3

CREA10105

112

Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications

ASTH10007

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Studio Lighting

PHTOPY225

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Tailoring 1

FASHDM140

112

The Business Of Photography

BUSNPY112

116

The Master Class

CREA10136

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

106

Accessibility and Analytics for Social Media

MCOM10258

106

Accessible PDFs

MCOM10259

116

Acting for Adults

CREA10194

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Aesthetics Skin Care II

ASTHAES03

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Assistive Technology & Media Content

MCOM10236

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Basic Sewing 1

TEXTHC177

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Basic Sewing 2

TEXTHC203

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Basic Sewing 3

TEXTHC322

113

Basic Sewing 4

TEXT10023

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Basic Sewing 5

TEXT10024

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Biology Preparatory

BIOLHZA34

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Ceramics - Advanced 1

CERAPC401

115

Ceramics - Advanced 2

CERAPC402

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Ceramics - Advanced 3

CERAPC403

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Ceramics - Advanced 4

CERAPC404

108

Ceramics - Foundation 1

CERAPC201

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Ceramics - Foundation 2

CERAPC202

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Ceramics - Foundation 3

CERAPC203

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Ceramics - Foundation 4

CERAPC204

109

Ceramics - Intermediate 1

CERAPC301

111

Theory 1

MUSCMU123

109

Ceramics - Intermediate 2

CERAPC302

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PHTOPY111

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Ceramics - Intermediate 3

CERAPC303

Urban Landscape and Documentary Photography

109

Ceramics - Intermediate 4

CERAPC304

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Ceramics Glaze Theory

CERAPC311

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Chinese Brush Painting

ARTTPD101

114

Chinese Brush Painting 2

ARTTPD102

114

Chinese Brush Painting 3

ARTTPD103

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Chinese Brush Painting 4

ARTTPD104

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Chinese Brush Painting 5

ARTTPD105

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Vocal 1

MUSCPA160

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Watercolour Painting 1

ARTTPD231

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Watercolour Painting 2

ARTTPD331

115

Watercolour Painting 3

ARTTPD431

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Watercolour Painting 4

ARTTPD531

115

Watercolour Painting 5

ARTTPD631

115

Watercolour Painting 6

ARTTPD731

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Web Accessibility

MCOM10239

115

Weekend Boot Camp-Wheel Throwing

CERA10003

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Chinese Brush Painting 6

ARTTPD106

108

Cosmetology 1

ASTHWS101

116

Digital Cameras-How To Use Yours Effectively

PHTOCR527

117

Air Brake Training

MOTPSAM70

112

Digital Photography 1

PHTOPY101

125

Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Inspection

HRAPHI006

112

Digital Photography 2

PHTOPY300

135

Artificial Intelligence

COMP10250

114

Drawing 1

ARTTPD201

137

Asbestos Awareness

SAFE10109

114

Drawing 2

ARTTPD301

121

Augmented/Virtual Reality Workshop

INFO10283

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Drawing 3

ARTTPD401

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AutoCAD - Advanced

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Drawing for the Absolute Beginner

ARTTPD501

117

AutoCAD - Introduction

CADMCAD06

109

Dressmaking 1: Skirts

FASHDM110

118

AutoDESK - REVIT

CADM10028

109

Dressmaking 2: Basic Blouse

FASHDM115

118

AutoDesk REVIT - Advanced

CADM10040

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Availability, Reliability & Maintainability

QUALQC104

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Guitar Building - Acoustic 2

BLDG10127

137

Basic Electrical Safety

SAFE10110

136

Guitar Building - Electric

BLDG10128

137

Basic Rigger & Signalman I-CAB

SAFE10119

129

H & S Program Development & Coordination

SAFEOH308

134

BCIN Preparation - House 2012

BLDG10719

129

Hazard Assessment and Control

SAFE10072

121

Blockchain Workshop

INFO10284

137

Hazard Identification

SAFE10100

134

Bluebeam Workshop

BLDG10137

126

Heating Inspection I

HRAPHI003

128

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

TDRWRE152

126

Heating Inspection II

HRAPHI004

118

Building Systems-A Practical Overview

BLDG10700

123

Hydraulics 1

STENMF254

132

Business Planning for Tradespersons

BUSN10232

137

Industrial Ergonomics

SAFE10103

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CNC Operator - Milling

MACH10072

129

Industrial Hygiene

SAFE10078

119

CNC Programming - Intermediate

MACHRE811

135

Instrumentation 1 For Tradesmen

INSTRE047

120

Commercial Construction Estimating

BLDG10114

126

Interior/Insulation Inspection

BLDGHI001

120

Commercial Construction Principles

BLDG10115

124

Internet Mapping

INFOCVA08

125

Communication/Professional Practices

COMMHI010

125

Intro to Geographic Information Systems

INFO10233

137

Confined Space Awareness for Entrants and Monitors

SAFE10113

134

Introduction To Cost Estimating

BLDG10012

134

Construction Blueprints and Methods

BLDG10011

129

Introduction to Ergonomics

SAFE10045

134

Construction Contract Bid Management

BLDG10089

132

Introduction to Project Management

HRES10013

120

Construction Contracts and Documents

BLDG10083

122

Introduction to Sustainable Development

ENVR10026

120

Construction Industry

BLDG10728

127

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification

QUAL10028

120

Construction Management B

MGMTCN440

127

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Theory

QUAL10027

127

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

QUAL10031

127

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Theory

QUAL10025

127

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

QUAL10024

126

Lubrication Fundamentals

MATLLUB00

128

Machine Shop 1

MACHRE165

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Machine Shop 2

MACHRE265

128

Machine Shop 3

MACHRE465

132

Marketing a Trades Business

MRKT10087

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Construction Planning and Scheduling

BLDG10101

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Co-ordinate Measuring Machines

MECH10024

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Cyber Security Workshop

INFO10285

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Designing, Managing/Implementing a GIS

INFOCVA14

131

Drone Introduction

AFTD10036

126

Electrical Inspection

ELECHI007

137

Electrical Safety Training Systems Electrical Workers (Canada)

SAFE10114

121

Electricity 2-Commercial/Light Industrial

ELECHV200

134

Material Estimating and Methods

BLDG10085

135

Electronics I (Semiconductors)

ELECER003

128

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 1

MANU10056

128

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 2

MANU10058

128

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 3

MANU10059

132

Emerging Trends and Innovation in Trades

BLDG10729

118

Energy Efficiency in Large Buildings

BLDG10710

131

Energy Efficient Home Design

BLDGRE031

122

Energy Resources

ENVR10025

133

Entrepreneurship for Immersive Technology

COMP10248

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Metrology - Quality Assurance

QUAL10008

121

Net Zero Buildings

BLDG10141

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New Product Development

BUSN10223

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Occupational Toxicology and Disease

ENVROH105

122

Environment Management, An Introduction

ENVR10024

122

Environmental Management Systems and Audits

ENVR10069

122

Environmental Site Assessment and Reporting

ENVR10074

120

Estimating 2

BLDG10010

132

Ethical and Legal Issues in the Trades

BUSN10230

126

Exterior Inspection

BLDGHI002

132

Financial Processes in the Trades

FINC10053

122

Fire Code and Inspections

SAFE10133

122

Fire Protection

SAFE10071

137

Front End Loader - Operation and Safety I-CAB

SAFE10122

124

Gas Technician 2 - Part 1

GOPTRE050

124

Gas Technician 2 - Part 2

GOPTRE051

124

Gas Technician 2 - Part 3

GOPTRE052

124

Gas Technician 2 - Part 4

GOPTRE053

124

Gas Technician 3

GOPTRE244

124

Gas Technician 3 Review

GOPT10003

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GIS Software

INFOCVA36

124

GPS - Global Positioning Systems

INFOCV630

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Guitar Building - Acoustic 1

BLDG10120

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OH&S Fundamentals

LAWSOH301

132

Operating a Trades Business

BLDG10730

119

Ozone Layer Protection Awareness Program

ENVR10065

126

Part 9 - The House-Building Envelope

BLDG10001

126

Plumbing Inspection

HRAPHI005

130

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 1

ASYS10015

130

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 2

ASYS10016

130

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 4

ASYS10018

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Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 5

ASYS10019

121

Programming Workshop

INFO10286

120

Project Construction Management

BLDG10118

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Relational Database Management Systems

INFO10234

125

Remote Sensing

INFOCVA37

131

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Flight Review

AFTD10035

132

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Ground School

AFTD10033

131

Residential Plumbing Basics

BLDG10091

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Traffic Control Persons for Construction I-CAB

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Transportation of Dangerous Goods Canada

SAFE10107

134

Vehicle Maintenance

MOTP10088

133

VR/AR Storytelling

MCOM10249

135

Welding for Women - Men Welcome

WELD10197

135

Welding Introduction - Level 1

WELD10073

CADM10041

135

Welding Introduction - Level 2

WELD10077

SolidWorks Basic

CADMRE066

135

Welding Introduction - Level 3

WELD10078

125

Spatial Database Management and Integration

INFO10235

137

WHMIS 2015

SAFE10108

135

Statics

MECHMC322

136

Wood Finishing Basics

BLDG10135

134

Statics for Engineering Technology

BLDG10119

136

Woodworking for Women (Men Welcome)

BLDG10022

130

Statistical Methods of Quality Assurance

QUAL10009

136

Woodworking Level 1

BLDGTZ070

130

Statistical Process Control 2

MATHQC103

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Woodworking Level 2

BLDGTZ071

126

Structural Inspection

BLDGHI008

136

Woodworking Level 3

BLDGTZ073

123

System Studies

STEN10009

136

Working at Heights - Recertification

BLDG10726

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Thermodynamics

MECHMC491

136

Working at Heights Training

BLDG10113

129

Workplace Safety And Insurance Act

SAFEOH309

Roofing Inspection

BLDGHI009

132

RPAS (Drone) Aerial Photography Techniques

AFTD10037

132

RPAS Flight Training

AFTD10034

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Slips, Trips, Falls

SAFE10106

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Small Engine Repair

MOTP10086

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Solid Modelling for Additive Manufacturing

MANU10051

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SolidWorks Advanced

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Business

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cebusiness@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2220 APICS - The Association for Operations Management

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS C

Analytics for Business Decision Making Certificate (386)

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/apics www.apicshamilton.org

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 13 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/analytics-386 Effective business decisions today come as a result of interpreting large amounts of data. Data Analytics provides the specialized knowledge necessary for you to become a skilled professional essential to an employer's business decision making process. Admission Requirements • Prior approval for this certificate is necessary. • An Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, or University Degree is required. • Other equivalent post-secondary experience or qualifications will be considered by Mohawk. • Apply online at the website above.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) BUSN10177

APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management CPIM Part 1

BUSN10178

APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management CPIM Part 2

Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) BUSN10179

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10196

Data Modelling

COMP10192

Applied IBM Business Intelligence

COMP10214

Programming Fundamentals for Business

INFO10257

Data Analytics

INFO10258

Excel for Business Analytics

STAT10001

Statistics for Business Analytics

BUSN10140

Strategy Analysis and Planning

BUSN10197

Project Management for Business Analytics

BUSN10198

Predictive Modelling

BUSN10225

Analytics Capstone

COMP10187

Business Analytics for Managers

COMP10233

Analytics Programming

CRED10128

Career Discovery for Analytics Professionals

COMP10214 must be taken first. BUSN10197, BUSN10225, COMP10187, and CRED10128 should be taken last. OntarioLearn Equivalent: MGMT10121 (Business Analysis Introduction) is equivalent to BUSN10140 (Strategy Analysis and Planning). Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/analytics-386 for course offering information and to apply to the program.

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

APICS is a leader in delivering superior training and education in operations management including production, inventory, supply chain management, materials purchasing and logistics. The Hamilton Chapter, in cooperation with Mohawk College, offers programs and workshops suited to different levels of professional development. These courses help students prepare for APICS certification exams.

APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional, CSCP

If you were previously pursuing the 5 CPIM courses contact APICS or cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca for a completion plan.

APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management CPIM Part 1

BUSN10177

Previously known as Basics of Supply Chain Management, supports you in preparing for the Part 1 (of two) certification exam. Comprised of four parts: Business Wide Concepts, Demand Management, Transformation of Demand into Supply, and Supply. You must purchase the CPIM Learning System separately and directly from www.apics.org at $395 USD for APICS Plus members. It is recommended that you order your Student Learning Kit the day after your first class. CRN DAY(S) START END

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10 Classroom (FF) $950.00

APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional, CSCP

BUSN10179

Prepare for the CSCP certification exam. The APICS CSCP designation is the most widely recognized educational program designed for operations and supply chain management professionals around the world. Demonstrate mastery of endto-end supply chain management best practices. You must purchase the CSCP Learning System Kit separately and directly from www.apics.org at $995 USD for APICS Plus members. It is recommended that you order your Student Learning Kit the day after your first class. CRN DAY(S) START END

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19 A

Applied Accounting - Bookkeeping

Business Analysis Certificate (334)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Completion Requirement: 3 courses

Graduation Requirement: 12 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/appacct

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/businessanalysis

Apply the knowledge gained in this program to effectively manage the finances in your own small business, bookkeeping practice or other ventures. These courses can provide the foundation in accounting/bookkeeping and then students can progress to the Integrated Accounting Certificate to develop computerized accounting software skills. Benefit from a traditional full semester classroom delivery or a 7 week online course. The 7 week option allows students to complete two levels of bookkeeping in one semester.

Integrate the world of information technology with business areas such as operations, finance, marketing or human resources. Current professionals and aspiring consultants, analysts and managers will focus on alignment of business processes across functions and enterprises, and how those processes relate to the organization from a strategic, tactical and financial perspective.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ACCTBZ018

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1

ACCTBZ019

Applied Accounting-Bookkeeping 2

ACCTBZ020

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1 ACCTBZ018 ACCELERATED CRNS! Explore the basics of bookkeeping including:

journals, ledgers, worksheets, and financial statements. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 2 ACCTBZ019 ACCELERATED CRNS! Develop additional skills with emphasis on

merchandise business transactions, inventory valuation, special journals, internal control, payroll, receivables, and bank reconciliations. Prerequisite: ACCTBZ018. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3 ACCTBZ020 ACCELERATED CRNS! Further enhance your bookkeeping skills. Topics

include partnerships, corporations, capital assets, bonds, and financial analysis. Prerequisite: ACCTBZ019. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Admission Requirements • Prior approval for this certificate is necessary. • University degree or college diploma (two-year or longer) including most Business programs, Computer Science, or Humanities and Social Sciences OR • An acceptable combination of related work experience and postsecondary education (as determined by the college). • Apply online at the website above.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10127

Requirements Analysis

BUSN10136

Negotiation, Facilitation, and Communication

BUSN10140

Strategy Analysis and Planning

BUSN10160

Quality Assurance Methodologies

COMP10178

Project Management Applications

COMP10182

Programming Fundamentals

BUSN10131

Requirements Management and Communication

BUSN10132

Solution Assessment and Validation

BUSN10135

Business Analytics and Intelligence

BUSN10139

Database Design and Management

BUSN10161

Professional Development and Networking Skills

WORK10592

Experiential Learning Opportunity

245

WORK10592 must be taken last. OntarioLearn Equivalent: MGMT10121 Business Analysis Introduction is equivalent to BUSN10140 Strategy Analysis and Planning. This is a Bring Your Own Devices program; you must bring an appropriate laptop or tablet. Details are on the website. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/businessanalysis for course offering information and to apply to the program. C

Business Computer Applications Certificate (915)

See page 72 for information on this program.

Tuition Assistance A variety of options are available. Obtain full details and apply online! mohawkcollege.ca/cefinancialassistance

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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BUSINESS

Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cib www.cibcb.com Prepare for greater financial and job security as a Certified Bookkeeper. Three years practical experience is required before qualifying for certification. Program graduates are governed by a Code of Ethics.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Refer to our website to view Mohawk equivalencies to C.I.B. courses. A minimum grade of 65% is required to obtain C.I.B. credits. Some courses are offered under other programs. Refer to the index.

Accounting Introductory I

ACCTMCS01

Learn to record business transactions, prepare financial statements, and handle end-of-period adjustments. Accounting for merchandising firms, accounts receivable, cash management and financial ratios are also covered. Equivalent to: Accounting 1 (ACCTCB101). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Accounting Introductory II

ACCTMCS02

Focus on receivables, capital assets, current and long term liabilities, corporations, partnerships, statement of cash flow and financial statement analysis. Equivalent to: ACCT10014 (Accounting 2 - Financial) or ACCT10005 (Financial Statement Concepts) or ACCTAC211 (Understanding Financial Statements). Prerequisite: ACCTCB101 (Accounting 1) or ACCTMCS01. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Payroll Administration

ACCTBU192

Examine maintaining payroll records, salaried, hourly, commission and contract workers; taxable benefits, statutory and other deductions; journal entries; Record of Employment preparation; T4s and T4 Summary preparation; Workers' Compensation; Employment Standards; and Computerized Payroll. Prerequisite: ACCTMCS01 or ACCTCB101 (Accounting 1). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12575

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Taxation I

ACCT10019

Gain an understanding of income taxation in Canada with a focus on employment income, business income, income from property or investments and capital gains. Learn to complete personal tax returns manually and using a software application. Not for MAC users. Equivalent to: ACCTAC409 (Taxation). Prerequisite: ACCTMCS02 or ACCTAC211 (Understanding Financial Stmts) or ACCT10005 (Financial Stmt Concepts) or ACCT10014 (Accounting 2). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12748 12779 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15 OntarioLearn $409.15

Career Consultant Certificate (076)

See page 51 for information on this program.

Condominium Management (ACMO) Certificate (912)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/acmo Condominium management is a growth industry throughout the province of Ontario. As of November 1, 2017, under the Condominium Management Services Act, all condominium managers and providers of condominium management services in Ontario are required to be licensed. To meet the educational requirements for licensing, the four mandatory courses listed below have been developed by the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario (ACMO). Participants will develop theoretical knowledge and practical skills in managing condominiums effectively including dealing with people, buildings and administrative activities. For more information on licensing, contact the Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario (CMRAO) at www.cmrao.ca. The four mandatory courses are compulsory for those managers who wish to write the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario's Registered Condominium Manager (RCM) examination. For more information on the RCM contact ACMO at www.acmo.org. ACMO Membership and RCM Exam Questions? 905-826-6890 or 1-800-265-3263 jschenk@acmo.org www.acmo.org

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LAWSCDM01

Condominium Law

MGMTCDM02

Physical Building Management

FINCCDM03

Financial Planning For Condominium Managers

MGMTCDM04

Condominium Administration & Human Relations

Options - Choose 1: BUSN10034

Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships

MGMTMD278

Personal Success

COMM10216

Creative and Critical Thinking (LDS)

You must evaluate your current time commitments before registering for courses. Due to the time required to be successful in each of the courses, registration for more than one course per semester, especially for working professionals, is not recommended. No refunds will be provided after the published refund date due to inability to complete the courses in the allotted time. You must achieve a minimum grade of 60% and pass the final exam in order to pass each of the four mandatory courses.

Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships

CRN DAY(S) START END

12238

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

BUSN10034

Develop your understanding of customer service, the skills associated with identifying and meeting the needs of customers and fostering an environment that encourages repeat business. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Condominium Administration & Human Relations MGMTCDM04

CRN DAY(S) START END

12820 12825

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $551.54 OntarioLearn $551.54

Condominium Law

LAWSCDM01

Examine the legislative framework surrounding the creation, operation and management of condo corporations in Ontario. Protecting Condominium Owners Act 2015 amends the Condominium Act 1998 and introduces the licensing of condo managers under the Condominium Management Services Act 2015 (CMSA). Covers consumer protection, management contracts, dispute resolution, administrative authorities, regulators and recent and anticipated legislative reforms. ACMO fee included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12818 12819

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $551.54 OntarioLearn $551.54

Creative and Critical Thinking (LDS)

COMM10216

Learn to think creatively and critically and apply those skills in personal and professional situations. Enhance your skills in strategic planning, decision-making and problem solving. CRN DAY(S) START END

12713

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Financial Planning For Condominium Managers

FINCCDM03

Examine the financial management of condominium corporations. Covers the accounting process, financial administration, General Ledger and coding, Financial Statements (FS), presenting FS to the Board, understanding and preparing budgets, Reserve Funds, the Audit, investing and borrowing. Knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word required. ACMO fee included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12823 12824

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Personal Success

FEE

OntarioLearn $551.54 OntarioLearn $551.54

MGMTMD278

Enhance key human relations skills including public speaking, listening skills, selfpresentation, alliance building and positioning, negotiation skills, managing office politics, time management and stress management. CRN DAY(S) START END

12515

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Physical Building Management

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMTCDM02

Examine residential condominium structure, proactive and predictive maintenance, appropriate management practices for building management and the handling of emergency situations. Investigate mechanical systems and determine when to call in professionals. Problem-solve within the physical building environment and effective communication with the Board. Review the basics of condo manager licensing to be aware of the obligations under the Condominium Management Services Act. ACMO fee included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12821 12822 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $551.54 OntarioLearn $551.54

Emerging Technologies

See page 121 for information on this program.

Financial Planning Certificate (185)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 4 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/financialplanning CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® / CFP® certification is an internationally recognized professional designation administered by the Financial Planning Standards Council (FPSC). Qualify for the FPSC CFP exams by successfully completing all course material. In order to qualify for the FPSC Level 1® Examination in Financial Planning you must receive a 50% passing grade or greater in each course. A 60% average or greater is required to attain the Mohawk College Certificate. THESE COURSES ARE ONLY FOR STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO WRITE THE FPSC CFP EXAMS.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

FINCFP011

Financial Environment

FINCFP013

Investment Planning

FINCFP012

Life and Death Issues of Financial Planning

FINCFP014

Retirement Planning And Case Studies

Income Tax Planning

CRN DAY(S) START END

12542

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Retirement Planning

BUSN10152

Learn basic skills to prepare retirement plans for prospective clients. Review Government Sponsored Retirement Income Programs, Employer Sponsored Pension Plans, Deferred Profit Sharing and Personal Savings Plans. Covers Education planning, Home Buyers' Plan and Tax-Free Savings as they relate to retirement and savings. Students are required to register with the CIFP, and must purchase additional course materials directly from the CIFP (approx. $135 + tax). Equivalent to: FINCFP014. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12532

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Risk Management and Estate Planning

FINC10052

Provides an in-depth understanding of risk management issues including disability, death, property, and liability. Understand estate planning issues pertaining to property interests, family law, will preparation and taxation upon death. Students are required to register with the CIFP, and must purchase additional course materials directly from the CIFP (approx. $135 + tax). Equivalent to: FINCFP012. Prerequisite: FINCFP014 or BUSN10152. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12533

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Strategic Investment Planning

INVS10004

Provides an in-depth understanding of investment products and the methods available in preparing and evaluating investment portfolios for prospective clients. Introduces the strategic investment planning process used when designing and evaluating individual investment portfolios. Students are required to register with the CIFP, and must purchase additional course materials directly from the CIFP (approx. $135 + tax). Equivalent to: FINCFP013. Prerequisite: FINCFP012 or FINC10052. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12539

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ACCT10036

Learn through completing basic income tax returns, a range of business structures, federal and provincial tax legislation and how to make effective use of numerous tax deductions and credits. Discover various types of tax advantages and the trade-offs between different benefits. Students are required to register with the CIFP, and must purchase additional course materials directly from the CIFP (approx. $135 + tax). Equivalent to: FINCFP011. Prerequisite: INVS10004. 42 hours.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

Build on the knowledge gained in the Condominium Law course through the application of the Condominium Act, including amendments made in Protecting Condominium Owners Act, 2015 and other legislation in day-to-day operations including the development of a condo, the first year, preparing for and managing Board & General meetings, contracting, staff management, condo insurance, communication, writing and negotiation, ethics, as well as dispute resolution and conflict avoidance. ACMO fee included.

21 C

BUSINESS

Fundraising

Human Resources Certificate (825)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Completion Requirement: 4 courses

Graduation Requirement: 9 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/fundraising

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/humanresources

Gain the practical skills and knowledge necessary to enter the growing field of non-profit and institutional fundraising. Develop an understanding of corporate and individual donors. Acquire the leadership skills necessary to manage the most successful fundraising activities.

Acquire the knowledge and the skills you need to become a successful Human Resources Practitioner. All courses are approved by the Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario. Courses in the Human Resources program are offered online with multiple monthly start dates as well as accelerated course deliveries to provide flexibility. Register early as courses fill up quickly.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10071

Donor Relationships in Fundraising

BUSN10070

Fundraising as Management Process

BUSN10062

Introduction to Fundraising

BUSN10069

Methods of Fundraising

Donor Relationships in Fundraising

BUSN10071

The funding relationship between the charitable sector, corporations and individual donors is integral to fundraising. Explore the needs and motivations of donors (corporations and individuals) and what sustains long-term partnerships with the non-profit sector. Learn to identify, analyze and rate potential prospects and prepare a solicitation approach accordingly. CRN DAY(S) START END

12094

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Fundraising as Management Process

BUSN10070

Develop an understanding of the importance and role of volunteers in the fundraising process, marketing and public relations and financial management of fundraising. CRN DAY(S) START END

12093

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Fundraising

BUSN10062

Develop an understanding of the fundraising sector, and principles, ethics and practices of professional fundraising. Explore the thinking and preparation required for an organization to engage in successful fundraising. CRN DAY(S) START END

12091

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Methods of Fundraising

BUSN10069

Focus on the issues and processes involved in planning and organizing special fundraising events. Examine grant seeking, entrepreneurial and third-party fundraising, and developing relationships with the corporate sector. CRN DAY(S) START END

12092

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ACCTPIR23

Finance And Accounting

BUSN10180

Employee Training and Development

BUSNPIR22

Organizational Behaviour and Administration

HRESPIR11

Compensation and Benefits

HRESPIR17

Human Resources Planning and Staffing

HRESPIR20

Recruitment And Selection

LABRPIR08

Introduction to Industrial Relations

MGMT10156

Management in Human Resources

SAFEPIR21

Occupational Health and Safety

HUMAN RESOURCES NATIONAL CERTIFICATION PROCESS: Courses in this program include the nine courses required by the Human Resources Professional Association to obtain the Certified Human Resources Professional designation (CHRP). The CHRP designation is awarded to individuals who are members of the Human Resources Professional Association of Ontario, have completed the nine required courses (minimum average of 70% with no courses below 65%) and passed the Comprehensive Knowledge Exam (CKE) formerly NKE. For detailed information visit www.hrpa.ca or call 1-800-387-1311.

Compensation and Benefits HRESPIR11 ACCELERATED CRN! Explore current trends, practices and ethical issues relating to compensation with emphasis on achieving a sustainable competitive advantage.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12110 12552 12554

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Apr20

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Employee Training and Development

BUSN10180

Explore the psychology of the learning process and the design, implementation, and evaluation of training programs within organizations. Equivalent to: BUSNPIR16 (Staff Training and Development). CRN DAY(S) START END

12095 12067

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $478.45 OntarioLearn $478.45

Finance And Accounting

ACCTPIR23

Consider accounting concepts as an important asset in human resource management. Examine basic management functions of planning, coordination and control and their relationship with management of performance. Basic knowledge of accounting recommended. CRN DAY(S) START END

12085 12073 12065

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Human Resources Planning and Staffing

HRESPIR17

CRN DAY(S) START END

12111 12075

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Introduction To Industrial Relations

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

LABRPIR08 (E)

Examine theory and practice with emphasis on union-management relations, industrial relations processes, and bargaining issues. Explore the collective bargaining process, administration of collective agreements, grievances and arbitration. Equivalent to: HRESHRM06 (Labour Relations (Hrm)). CRN DAY(S) START END

12114 12078

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Management in Human Resources

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

MGMT10156

Examine management challenges and strategic issues related to orientation and training, job analysis, appraisal and self-assessment, compensation and benefits. Equivalent to: MGMTBPC01 (Human Resource Management Studies). CRN DAY(S) START END

12125 12079 12080

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $478.45 OntarioLearn $478.45 OntarioLearn $478.45

Occupational Health and Safety

SAFEPIR21

Broaden your knowledge of OHSA. Topics include legislation, WSIB, WHMIS, transportation of dangerous goods, accident prevention and investigation, physical and biological agents, and the management of OHSA Programs. CRN DAY(S) START END

12148 12555 12553

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/lawclerk www.ilco.on.ca Designed to help you prepare for the annual examinations of The Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario (ILCO). Register for the Provincial Examinations through ILCO. Courses offerings each term align with examination dates. For exam dates and approved exam locations, visit the ILCO website. Admission Requirements • Experience in the legal field is recommended. Courses will be offered in the Fall and Winter terms to align with ILCO examination dates.

Corporate Procedures

LAWSSELC6

Focus on the preparation & filing of articles for incorporation of corporations, documentation related to variations in the constitution of corporations, winding-up, registration in other jurisdictions, preparation of agenda & minutes, preparation & filing of returns. Syllabus included. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12814

Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jun29

FEE

OntarioLearn $456.34

Estate Procedures

LAWSSELC4

Focus on the preparation of wills & administration of estates with attention to asset management, debts, distribution of the estate, letters testamentary, estate accounts, administration of ongoing trusts & preparation of income tax returns. Syllabus included. 51 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12813

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan27 May21

FEE

OntarioLearn $514.75

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Organizational Behaviour and Administration BUSNPIR22 (E) ACCELERATED CRN! Examine the Canadian business environment and the

management decision making process as an integral component of organizational behaviour. Equivalent to: BUSNOB371 (Introduction to Organizational Behaviour) or HRESHRM02 (Organizational Behaviour).

CRN DAY(S) START END

12097 12098 12069 12074

Jan14 Jan14 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar3 Apr21 May11 Jun8

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

FEE

$388.54 $388.54 $388.54 $388.54

Recruitment And Selection HRESPIR20 ACCELERATED CRN! Learn to identify HR requirements and attract and

Jan14 Jan14 Feb3 Mar2

Mar3 Apr21 May11 Jun8

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

$388.54 $388.54 $388.54 $388.54

c tio

FEE

t re

SESS DELIVERY

k’s

12118 12113 12076 12077

TIMES

CRN DAY(S) START END

M oh

retain an effective workforce. Changing legislation and its impact on recruitment and selection receives emphasis.

p re n e u r s h i p

MOHAWK’S ENTREPRENEURSHIP

CONNECTION McKEIL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Providing free one-on-one mentoring and resources to Mohawk Continuing Education students who are looking to open or scale a business. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/surge

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

Learn the principles and techniques of effective human resource planning, with emphasis on assessment of organizational needs, use of HRIS and the design of action plans to meet staffing goals.

Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario

BUSINESS

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3 ACCTBZ020 ACCELERATED CRNS! Further enhance your bookkeeping skills. Topics

Integrated Accounting Certificate (099)

include partnerships, corporations, capital assets, bonds, and financial analysis. Prerequisite: ACCTBZ019.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/integratedacct Enhance your understanding of computerized accounting and its effect on accounting practice. Apply the knowledge gained in this program to effectively manage the finances in your own small business, bookkeeping practice or other ventures. Students will also learn cloud-based accounting software. This certificate has both in class and online courses. Admission Requirements • If you do not have an adequate level of computer literacy upon entry to the program, you are strongly urged to complete Introduction to Computers (COMP10136) before beginning any course. • Familiarity with basic accounting concepts is recommended.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ACCTBZ018

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1

ACCTBZ019

Applied Accounting-Bookkeeping 2

ACCTBZ020

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3

INFO10159

QuickBooks-Desktop

INFO10218

QuickBooks Online

Options - Choose 2: Excel Core

ACCT10120

Cloud Accounting

INFO10201

Sage 50 Accounting

Software Versions: • Sage 300 ERP 2017 (formerly AccPac) • QuickBooks Desktop 2017 • Sage 50 Accounting 2017

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Feb26 eLearn $247.32 Mar26 6:30-9:30 12 Classroom (FF) $247.32 Apr22 eLearn $247.32

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 2 ACCTBZ019 ACCELERATED CRNS! Develop additional skills with emphasis on

merchandise business transactions, inventory valuation, special journals, internal control, payroll, receivables, and bank reconciliations. Prerequisite: ACCTBZ018. CRN DAY(S) START END

Jan8 Jan9 Mar4

SESS DELIVERY

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Feb26 eLearn $247.32 Mar26 6:30-9:30 12 Classroom (FF) $247.32 Apr22 eLearn $247.32

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

INFO10078

Learn to create and modify Microsoft Excel 2013 or 2016 worksheets and charts using basic, date and logical functions and formatting. Mac users are not supported. CRN DAY(S) START END

12636 12671

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

QuickBooks Online

INFO10218

QuickBooks Online (QBO) is a cloud-based accounting software program. Learn the difference between QuickBooks Pro and QBO before utilizing program features. Explore and apply key features, including: tracking and communicating customers, invoicing, supplier management, profitability analysis, payroll, HST management and reporting. 3rd party application integration will be explored. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic accounting and Windows. CRN DAY(S) START END

12035 12055

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54 OntarioLearn $344.54

INFO10159

Discover QuickBooks for your small to mid-size business needs. Includes vendors, customers, employees, reports and various transactions. Software is included with textbook purchase. Software is not compatible with a Mac computer. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic accounting and Windows. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Sage 50 Accounting

journals, ledgers, worksheets, and financial statements.

12280 12371 TH 12271

TIMES

Feb26 eLearn $247.32 Mar26 6:30-9:30 12 Classroom (FF) $247.32 Apr22 eLearn $247.32

Excel Core

12303

Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1 ACCTBZ018 ACCELERATED CRNS! Explore the basics of bookkeeping including: Jan8 Jan9 Mar4

Jan8 Jan9 Mar4

QuickBooks-Desktop

INFO10078

12273 12370 TH 12270

12275 12372 TH 12272

FEE

$288.54

INFO10201

Using Sage 50 Accounting 2017 examine the setup of the General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Payroll, Inventory and Services. Enter a new company's historical information; prepare daily transactions in each module, adjust entries, credits, orders, prepayments, discounts and government remittance entries. Software is included with textbook purchase but is not compatible with a Mac. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic accounting and Windows. CRN DAY(S) START END

12598

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Integrated Business Studies Certificate (958)

Management in Human Resources

MGMT10156

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/integrated-business Gain skills in a variety of different business areas to develop a well-rounded business portfolio. Enhance your skills in areas such as Accounting, Human Resources, Marketing and Entrepreneurship. This certificate can be completed in as little as 1 year. Online, classroom, and blended delivery options are available.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSNBA107

Entrepreneurial Training

BUSN10118

Finance and Managerial Accounting

BUSN10049

Introduction to Business

MRKTCB158

Introduction to Marketing

MGMT10156

Management in Human Resources

Options - Choose 1: MGMT10121

Business Analysis Introduction

BUSNBE450

Personal Financial Management

INFO10218

QuickBooks Online

HRES10013

Introduction to Project Management

12125 12079 12080

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $478.45 OntarioLearn $478.45 OntarioLearn $478.45

Personal Financial Management

BUSNBE450

Develop a functional level of competency in managing your personal financial affairs. Identify the critical areas of financial concern and apply various techniques and models to analyze technical and non-technical problems associated with the various areas of financial planning. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12301

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

QuickBooks Online

FEE

$288.54

INFO10218

12035 12055

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54 OntarioLearn $344.54

Accounting 1 ACCTCB101 ACCELERATED CRNS! Examine the role of accounting in planning and

controlling business operation. Prepare financial statements to determine the financial position of a business organized as a corporation and the results of its operations for a given period in accordance with current accounting standards. Equivalent to: BUSN10118 or ACCTMCS01 (Accounting Introductory I). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12369 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Feb25 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (FF)

Introduction to Business

$288.54

BUSN10049

Discover the functions of a business and how they interact. Designed to help you understand the role of business in Canada by focusing on the basics of management, organizational theory and structure. Equivalent to: BUSNCB131 (Introduction to Business). CRN DAY(S) START END

12024

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Introduction to Marketing

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

MRKTCB158

Gain an appreciation of marketing and marketing terminology through broad studies of various components of the marketing mix. First six weeks in class, remainder online. CRN DAY(S) START END

12376 TU

Jan7

TIMES

Mar31 6:00-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Blended (FF)

Introduction to Project Management

$288.54

HRES10013

Learn project management fundamentals and techniques based on the typical project lifecycle. Includes project initiating, project definition, work breakdown structure, estimating effort, budgeting, scheduling, risk management, controlling resources, quality assurance, auditing and closing. Equivalent to: BUSNBE305 (Project Management). CRN DAY(S) START END

12318 12668

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

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BUSINESS

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

BUSINESS

Leadership Development Series Certificate (949)

Creative and Critical Thinking (LDS)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 8 courses

12713

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/leadershipdevelopment Develop and enhance your management skills and broad business knowledge in this professional program designed for leaders. Provides current and future leaders with skills to meet both career and organizational objectives. Gain solid theoretical and practical knowledge to improve decision making and problem solving skills. This certificate is offered completely online and every course is offered each term to create flexible learning.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMM10217

Communications (LDS)

COMM10216

Creative and Critical Thinking ( LDS)

FINC10023

Finance (LDS)

MGMT10101

Leading Teams (LDS)

MGMT10102

Managing Change (LDS)

MGMT10100

Performance Management (LDS)

Options - Choose 2: HRES10019

Human Relations (LDS)

LAWS10090

Employment Law (LDS)

MGMT10099

Project Management (LDS)

MGMT10098

Leading Responsibly (LDS)

COMM10217

Develop the skills you need for modern and effective business communication. Explore communication styles, channels, presentation skills, meeting facilitation, social marketing and other strategies to enhance your message. CRN DAY(S) START END

12524

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Employment Law (LDS)

LAWS10090

Learn to lead confidently in a regulated work environment. Focus on statutory and common law, employment standards, health and safety, labour relations, pay equity and human rights legislation for management and unionized personnel. CRN DAY(S) START END

12526

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Finance (LDS)

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Communications (LDS)

COMM10216

Learn to think creatively and critically and apply those skills in personal and professional situations. Enhance your skills in strategic planning, decision-making and problem solving.

FINC10023

Make financial documents work for you. Explain how money is used in a business to predict success, produce a healthy return or mitigate decline. Learn to assess ROI, create a budget and anticipate variances for informed decision making. CRN DAY(S) START END

12629

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Human Relations (LDS)

HRES10019

Learn to effectively recruit, train and manage personnel for enhanced performance. Develop professional strategies and skills in interviewing, managing performance, conducting needs assessments and planning and delivering training. CRN DAY(S) START END

12714

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Leading Responsibly (LDS)

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMT10098

Sustainability in business is often related to profitability. Assess the impacts of business on the community and the environment, in an ethical and globally sustainable way, using measures such as Corporate Social Responsibility and triple-bottom line accounting. CRN DAY(S) START END

12513

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Leading Teams (LDS)

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMT10101

Examine the leader's role in the development and success of workplace teams. Explore the differences between a group and a team, analyze team structures including self-directed work teams, and examine the benefits of coaching and mentoring. CRN DAY(S) START END

12628

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Managing Change (LDS)

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMT10102

Learn to support and manage organizational change. Focus on best practices including environmental scanning, identifying trends, assessing organizational readiness and risk and implementing and measuring successful change. CRN DAY(S) START END

12560

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Performance Management (LDS)

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMT10100

Discover proven techniques for managing employees, increasing productivity and organizational effectiveness. Focus on performance analysis, counselling, coaching, feedback, conflict resolution, and performance management systems and strategies. CRN DAY(S) START END

Get Started in OntarioLearn Information on accessing your OntarioLearn course is available at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ontariolearn

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

12707

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Project Management (LDS)

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMT10099

Gain a leadership perspective on project management. Examine the fundamentals of the project life cycle, with particular focus on establishing priorities and effectively managing projects and project teams. CRN DAY(S) START END

12529

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Legal Terminology

Legal Skills

12600

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/legalskills Complete these introductory courses and learn the basic administrative functions for a law office. Become familiar with legal forms and processes and gain a fundamental understanding of the key practices in a legal environment. All courses available online for flexible learning.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LAWS10005

Legal Terminology

LAWS10208

Introduction to Legal Office Procedures

Options - Choose 3: Corporate Practice and Procedure

LAWS10136

Criminal Law - Legal Administration

LAWS10149

Family Law Practice and Procedure

LAWS10064

Landlord & Tenant Law

LAWS10065

Litigation Practice and Procedure 1

REAL10001

Real Estate Practice and Procedure I

LAWS10154

Small Claims Practice and Procedure

Criminal Law - Legal Administration

LAWS10136

Gain a better understanding of the criminal justice system. The changing demands of modern society create the need to understand the criminal process from the commission of a crime to the time punishment is imposed. SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LAWS10065

Advance your expertise in civil litigation, with emphasis on responsibilities and document preparation for Small Claims Court, Superior Court, Family Law, Collections and Enforcement proceedings. Prerequisites: OADM10009 and LAWS10005. 12603

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Small Claims Practice and Procedure

LAWS10154

Focus on the preparation and filing of documents and processing claims in this introduction to Small Claims Court. Prerequisite: OADM10009. CRN DAY(S) START END

LAWS10153

SESS DELIVERY

Litigation Practice and Procedure 1

CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

12605 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Manufacturing Leadership Certificate (055)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/manufacturingleadership Global competition, the development of advanced technologies and other economic challenges are rapidly changing the way Canadian business and industry operate. Supervisors have felt the impact of the changes most dramatically. They must demonstrate multi-faceted manufacturing leadership with a high level of technical expertise. This program will support existing and aspiring supervisors and managers.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MGMTCMA03

Coaching and Developing People

Develop a basic knowledge of family law practice and procedures as defined by the Rules of Civil Procedure for Ontario and the Family Law Act as required in the role of a Legal Assistant. Includes knowledge of domestic contracts, divorce procedures and family litigation. Prerequisites: OADM10009 and LAWS10005.

QUALCMA06

Continuous Improvement Process

MGMTCMA04

Developing Effective Teams

MGMTCMA02

Supervisory Skills for Business and Industry

CRN DAY(S) START END

BUSN10047

The Business of Tomorrow

12588

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $388.54

Family Law Practice and Procedure

12602

TIMES

LAWS10149

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Legal Office Procedures

LAWS10208

The day-to-day operations of a legal environment follow clearly defined steps, guidelines, and regulations. Demonstrate critical thinking skills in applying problem-solving models to typical office tasks and identify ways to integrate available office technologies into these models. Explore the role of the administrator in producing a variety of documentation according to established protocols and procedures. Equivalent to: OADM10009. CRN DAY(S) START END

12498

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Landlord & Tenant Law

LAWS10064

Examine landlord/tenant relationships, relevant legislation and the essentials of a tribunal application proceeding under the Residential Tenancies Act. Good preparation for careers as rental agents, property management professionals and support roles with the Board. CRN DAY(S) START END

12589

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

The Business of Tomorrow

CRN DAY(S) START END

12367

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Coaching And Developing People

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

MGMTCMA03

Proven and practical strategies for coaching and communicating, getting work done, resolving conflict, improving performance and developing positive working relationships are presented. CRN DAY(S) START END

12604

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Continuous Improvement Process

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

QUALCMA06

Become familiar with the concepts, terms and methods used by today's industry to pursue continuous improvement. CRN DAY(S) START END

12662

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

BUSN10047

Learn to deal with issues and questions related to two manufacturing challenges: the global economy and the changing workplace. Intended for supervisors, course topics include implementing change, the impacts from global competitors, understanding the workforce 'mosaic', committing to continuous learning and helping others to do the same.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

CRN DAY(S) START END

Completion Requirement: 5 courses

TIMES

Build a vocabulary of common legal terminology used in law offices, government agencies, courts and social service agencies.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

CRN DAY(S) START END

LAWS10005

BUSINESS

Developing Effective Teams

MGMTCMA04

New and aspiring supervisors develop skills in building, leading, and facilitating teams. Group problem-solving receives special attention. Participants learn how various team structures can help organizations make the most of their human resources. CRN DAY(S) START END

11250

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $262.10

Supervisory Skills For Business And Industry

MGMTCMA02

Medical Terminology 2

OADMOA324

Learn to correctly spell, pronounce & define medical terms related to anatomy, physiology & pathology of the body and oncology & psychiatry terms. Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. Prerequisite: OADMOA323 or OADM10020 (Medical Terminology 1). CRN DAY(S) START END

12805

TIMES

Supervisors will develop specialized skills such as time management, effective communication, customer relations, understanding complex government legislation, and an awareness of the multi-faceted approach to leadership needed today.

Pharmacology for the Medical Office

CRN DAY(S) START END

12642 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$247.32

HSCI10024

Develop an understanding of how drugs work, drug classifications, methods of administration, and the major drug groups affecting the various body systems. Intended for current medical office staff or those interested in this career. 12088

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Understanding Medical Tests for Medical Office Staff HSCI10025

Medical Clerk Certificate (991)

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

Enhance your understanding of the nature, purpose and requirements of common medical tests to assist patients before, during and after testing. Intended for current medical office staff or those interested in this career. Recommended Prerequisite: HSCI10003 or OADMOA323.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/medical-clerk

CRN DAY(S) START END

Develop essential skills such as the medical terminology, conditions, tests, surgical procedures for employment in a medical setting as a Medical Clerk. Completion of medical keyboarding is strongly recommended to enhance your employment opportunities.

Understanding Surgical Procedures for Medical Office Staff

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Experience in a health care setting is an asset.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

OADMOA323

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA324

Medical Terminology 2

HSCI10002

Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals

HSCI10024

Pharmacology for the Medical Office

HSCI10025

Understanding Medical Tests for Medical Office Staff

HSCI10026

Understanding Surgical Procedures for Medical Office Staff

COMM10021

Working And Communicating In A Medical Setting

All courses are available online with some courses offering online faceto-face live video conferencing. Students can participate in the session online, or wait and watch the recorded session.

Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals HSCI10002

Examine common medical conditions and review pertinent anatomy and physiology. Consider the relationship of aging on the body's systems. Intended for current medical office staff or those interested in this career. 12087

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA323

Develop an understanding of terms and concepts related to the essentials of disease & diagnosis. Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. Equivalent to: OADM10020 (Medical Terminology 1). CRN DAY(S) START END

12804

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

$288.54

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

HSCI10026

Develop knowledge of common surgical procedures to educate patients about appropriate re and post-surgery requirements. Intended for current medical office staff or those interested in this career. Prerequisite: HSCI10003 or OADMOA323. CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

12133

12134

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Working And Communicating In A Medical Setting COMM10021

Learn theory and techniques for successful verbal and non-verbal communication and effective work skills, including communication systems, ethical behaviour, confidentiality, stress and time management, hospital organization, human relations. CRN DAY(S) START END

12135

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

29 A

Medical Terminology

Medical Transcription Certificate (172)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Completion Requirement: 2 courses

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/medterm

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/medicaltranscription

Prepares students for employment in health care settings. These courses can be used toward the Medical Clerk Certificate as well as the Medical Transcription Certificate.

Develop the knowledge and skills necessary for success as a Medical Transcriptionist. Learn to complete accurate transcription of complex medical reports and correspondence, within a specific time limit. Basic computer skills required.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

OADMOA323

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA324

Medical Terminology 2

Courses are available online with face-to-face live video conferencing. Students can participate in the session online, or wait and watch the recorded session.

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA323

12804

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Medical Terminology 2

FEE

$288.54

OADMOA324

12805

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$247.32

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

KEYB10008

Keyboarding

OADMOA323

Medical Terminology 1

OADMOA324

Medical Terminology 2

OADMOA352

Medical Transcription 1

OADMOA452

Medical Transcription 2

Mix of classroom and online courses. Some online courses offer online face-to-face live video conferencing. Students can participate in the session online, or wait and watch the recorded session.

Keyboarding KEYB10008

Achieve a minimum speed of 35 net words per minute by using proper keyboarding techniques and computer technology. Keyboarding online subscription purchase required. CRN DAY(S) START END

12306

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Medical Terminology 1

FEE

$192.36

OADMOA323

12804

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Medical Terminology 2

FEE

$288.54

OADMOA324

12805

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Medical Transcription 1

eLearn

FEE

$247.32

OADMOA352

Learn to accurately transcribe basic medical dictation, based on established standards. Earphones and a USB storage device/recordable CD are required. Prerequisite: Enrollment in, or completion of, OADMOA323. CRN DAY(S) START END

12817 MO

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

Jan6

TIMES

Mar30 5:00-8:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $288.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

BUSINESS

Office Administration - General Certificate (380)

Human Relations

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 11 courses

12302

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/officeadmin Become skilled in the performance of essential office tasks such as document preparation, record management, digital transcription, customer service, recordkeeping and business applications software. Students completing this program through Continuing Education are regulated by Post-Secondary policies.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

INFO10206

Digital Communications

INFO10205

Word Concepts

INFO10209

Document Production

FINC10032

Financial Foundations

HRESCB172

Human Relations

KEYB10008

Keyboarding

INFO10207

Managing Electronic Data

INFO10208

Presentation Skills

OADM10019

Professional Administrative Skills

OPELXXXXX

General Education 1 Option Table

Options - Choose 1: COMM11040

Communication D

COMMLL041

Communication

General Education option courses are offered on page 44. Courses are available online and may include face-to-face live video conferencing. Students can participate in the session online, or wait and watch the recorded session.

Communication COMMLL041 Develop thinking, writing, reading, speaking and listening skills with emphasis on effective written communication. CRN DAY(S) START END

12185 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr15 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Communication D

COMM11040

An introductory college level English course. Through a variety of assignments, develop the reading, writing, critical and analytical skills essential for communicators in college and upon graduation. Teaches writing through the critical reading of various fiction and non-fiction materials and brings students with basic skills to college level foundational skills. CRN DAY(S) START END

12184 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Mar28 8:30-1:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

11 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Document Production

INFO10209

Create professional business documents using Word concepts, advanced features and simulations. Demonstrate proper keyboarding techniques related to improved speed and accuracy. Keyboarding online subscription purchase required. CRN DAY(S) START END

12305

TIMES

HRESCB172

Develop interpersonal skills to successfully function in the workplace and the community. Investigate personal growth and development related to basic behaviour concepts. Analyze a variety of interpersonal behaviour concepts.

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$378.45

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

eLearn

$288.54

Keyboarding KEYB10008 Achieve a minimum speed of 35 net words per minute by using proper keyboarding techniques and computer technology. Keyboarding online subscription purchase required. CRN DAY(S) START END

12306

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

Managing Electronic Data

$192.36

INFO10207

Demonstrate data and records management using Microsoft Excel and Access software. CRN DAY(S) START END

12304 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

$378.45

Project Management

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/projectmanagement Explore the fundamentals of project management and leading projects while developing greater insight in to various project management career opportunities. Study and review necessary material for the PMP/CAPM exam to help earn your Project Management Professional credential.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HRES10013

Introduction to Project Management

MGMT10139

Project Cost and Risk Management

MGMT10140

Project Management Applications and Simulation

MGMT10144

PMP/CAPM Project Management Exam Preparation

Options - Choose 1: MGMT10137

Project Communications and Human Resource Management

MGMT10138

Project Contracting, Procurement and Quality Management

INFO10105

Project Management Scheduling Software

BLDG10118

Project Construction Management

Introduction to Project Management

HRES10013

12318 12668

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

PMP/CAPM Project Management Exam Preparation MGMT10144 Align your project management knowledge with the Project Management Institute's PMBOKR Guide in order to prepare for the PMP/CAPM certification exam. CRN DAY(S) START END

11249

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $296.45

Project Construction Management

BLDG10118

CRN DAY(S) START END

12645

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Project Management Applications and Simulation

MGMT10140

Using a case study method, work through a simulated mock project applying various project management tools and techniques. Activities will include project planning, decision-making, problem-solving and presenting project progress. CRN DAY(S) START END

12368

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Project Management Scheduling Software

INFO10105

Managing vast amounts of information is both time consuming and limiting so using project software allows work to be completed more efficiently. Become familiar with functions of project planning and scheduling, resource allocation and costing, progress monitoring and reporting. Software requirement: MS Project 2016. Prerequisite: HRES10013. CRN DAY(S) START END

12298 12667 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Examine the life cycle of a research grant, as well as processes and procedures used to setup and manage project finances, including consideration of collaborators/stakeholders. Devise a cost recovery plan in order to achieve impact on the sustainability of research. Organize, process, and record expenditure claims and invoices. Produce budget reconciliations and compare financial status of a project to projected. Analyze the impact of external factors on the project cost. CRN DAY(S) START END

12307

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

$309.15

Introduction to Canadian Research Funding Environment RSCH10010 Explain how research institutions generate/receive funding. Outline the main private and public sector funding streams available in Canada. Analyze research funding trends and issues in a Canadian context. CRN DAY(S) START END

12311 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

$309.15

Sage 300

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 2 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sage300 Learn to navigate Sage 300 computerized accounting software and gain knowledge in using Accounts Payable, Receivable, Payroll and General Ledger accounts. Familiarity with basic accounting concepts is recommended.

Research Administration Certificate (988)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/researchadmin

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

INFO10182

Sage 300 ERP Accounts Receivable and Payroll

INFO10232

Sage 300 ERP General Ledger and Accounts Payable 36

Designed to support development as effective research administrators, providing opportunities to learn new skills and knowledge and to gain credit and recognition for new and existing skills. Delivered by Mohawk College, in partnership with the Canadian Association of Research Administrators (CARA), the Research Administration College Certificate program is aimed at pre-management research administrators or those planning a career in research administration. Courses are delivered online by industry leading faculty using interactive live recorded sessions. All students will have the opportunity to work with a Professional Mentor.

INFO10184 and INFO10185 together are equivalent to INFO10232.

Admission Requirements • Prospective students should be aware that this specialized program is tailored towards current and aspiring research administrators. • An application must be submitted. • View application requirements at the website above.

CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

For Windows operating systems, not compatible with Mac computers.

AccPac Sage 300 ERP Accounts Payable

INFO10185

Examine ledger set up, adding vendor accounts, daily transactions processing reports and periodic processing. 18 hours. 12034

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $179.66

AccPac Sage 300 ERP General Ledger

INFO10184

Focus on the creation of a company and a chart of accounts, entering transactions and producing financial reports. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic accounting. 18 hours.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10176

Contracts and Reporting

BUSN10175

Developing Funding Proposals

12033

MGMT10155

Financial Management in Research Administration

RSCH10012

Research Project Management

Sage 300 ERP Accounts Receivable and Payroll

RSCH10011

Research Ethics, Integrity and Governance

Focus on ledger setup, adding customer accounts, daily transactions processing, reports and periodic processing. Learn to prepare payroll data and process payroll transactions.

RSCH10010

Introduction to Canadian Research Funding Environment

CRN DAY(S) START END

Developing Funding Proposals

CRN DAY(S) START END

12032

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $179.66

INFO10182

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

BUSN10175

Identify relevant stakeholders and potential collaborators. Analyze and align funding requirements with appropriate funding opportunities. Evaluate proposal requirements such as: human resources, project timelines, equipment, research outcomes, reporting, budget requirements. Develop effective funding proposals. Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. CRN DAY(S) START END

12299

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$309.15

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

Gain basic knowledge of the principles of planning, organizing, and controlling administrative aspects of a project in the commercial construction industry. Prepare for the day to-day administration, planning and monitoring of a small to mid-sized commercial project.

Financial Management in Research Administration MGMT10155

BUSINESS

Small Business and Entrepreneurship Certificate (179)

Operations And Legal Issues

SBMGSB202

Examine various business topics including ownership models, location strategies, the home-based business, government assistance, licensing requirements, inventory planning, recruitment and selection of employees and human resource legislation. Prerequisite: SBMGSB101.

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/smallbusentrepreneurship

12048

Develop or enhance your skills and knowledge for successful small business ownership, or management roles. Develop a comprehensive business plan useful for securing financing and strategic business planning.

Small Business-Financial Management

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMP10134

Computer Skills for Small Business

COMP10135

Computer Skills for Small Business Advanced

SBMG10018

The Generic Business Plan

SBMGSB101

Intro To Small Business And Entrepreneurship

SBMG10013

Managing The Small Business

SBMGSB202

Operations And Legal Issues

SBMG10023

Research and Writing Skills for Business

MGMTSB102

Small Business-Financial Management

SBMG10000

Small Business Marketing Skills

Options - Choose 1: SBMG10015

The Detailed Business Plan

SBMG10017

Supervisory Skills for Small Business

Computer Skills for Small Business

COMP10134

Learn to produce business reports and communication documents, enter data into existing financial spreadsheets, communicate effectively using e-mail and browse the Web. Tender a draft business plan that will demonstrate competency and submit assignments that will become components of your written business plan. CRN DAY(S) START END

12028

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

SBMG10018

Develop a generic business plan using a prescribed template provided by a banking institution. Complete the business plan by expanding on its detailed components. Major modules: Comprehensive Business Plan; Financial Plan and Business Presentation. CRN DAY(S) START END

12046

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Intro To Small Business And Entrepreneurship

SBMGSB101

Learn success skills important for small business ownership. Develop understanding of the historical and political context of small business in Canada and the major financial areas of business management. CRN DAY(S) START END

12047

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Managing The Small Business

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

SBMG10013

Study best practices and proven approaches for handling people, data, and systems in the small business. Focus on content and process skills including decision-making, presenting arguments, building teams, introducing change and leadership. CRN DAY(S) START END

12045

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

MGMTSB102

Prepare for an entrepreneurial role as a general manager rather than a financial specialist. Develop a broad understanding of accounting and financial management concepts. Prerequisite: SBMGSB101. CRN DAY(S) START END

12038 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

Small Business Management for Trades

See page 132 for information on this program. C

Supply Chain Management Certificate (385)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 12 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/supplychain-385 Supply Chain Management is set to be an integral part of almost every organization. Advance your skill-set in this complex and fast-paced business environment. This program is endorsed by the Hamilton Port Authority. Admission Requirements • Prior approval for this certificate is necessary. • An Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, or University Degree is required. • Other equivalent post-secondary experience or qualifications will be considered by Mohawk. • Apply online at the website above.

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

The Generic Business Plan

Jan14 Apr21

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10186

Project Management for Supply Chain

BUSN10187

Supply Chain Operations

BUSN10189

Purchasing for Supply Chain

BUSN10190

Customer Relationships in Supply Chain

BUSN10193

Materials Management for Supply Chain

BUSNIB102

Global Supply Chain Management

BUSN10188

Production Planning for Supply Chain

BUSN10191

Warehousing, Logistics & Outsourcing

BUSN10192

International Business Environments and Operations

BUSN10194

Supply Chain Value Streams

BUSN10195

Operating Standards & Supply Chain Audits

CRED10117

Career Development in the Supply Chain Industry

CRED10117 must be taken last.

Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/supplychain-385 for course offering information and to apply to the program.

International Business

BUSN10228

Examine the terminology of international business. Explore the influence of forces such as culture, economics, politics, and geography on business and markets, as well as relevant international organizations (World Bank, World Trade Organization), and Canadian government policy affecting international business. Equivalent to: BUSN10192 (International Business Environments and Operations). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12564

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Purchasing BUSN10214 Introduces the key concepts of purchasing for supply chain management. Various elements of a purchasing strategy are detailed including the advantaged and disadvantages of centralized versus decentralized purchasing functions, purchasing best practices, and tools and techniques for purchasing applications and oversight. Equivalent to: BUSN10189. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12902 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Veterinary Office Management Certificate (935)

Veterinary Terminology

COMM10107

Examine effective communication within the veterinary office. Focus on terminology and word structure together with basic study of anatomy and physiology to enhance communication with the doctor, colleagues and clients. CRN DAY(S) START END

12138

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $388.54

Veterinary Office Skills and Procedures

OADM10013

Explore veterinary administrative and clerical procedures, including medical record keeping, filing, message taking, and collection of information. Covers communication skills, professionalism and working in a team environment. CRN DAY(S) START END

12137

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Basic Animal Husbandry

HLTH10062

Designed for beginners in the animal health care field. Upon completion of this course, the student will have basic knowledge of anatomy, nutrition, and behaviour of the dog, cat, ferret and rabbit. They will develop a basic understanding of veterinary diseases, especially zoonotics, and students will learn the importance of a clean, well-organized hospital. Prerequisite: COMM10107. CRN DAY(S) START END

12139

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships

BUSN10034

Develop your understanding of customer service, the skills associated with identifying and meeting the needs of customers and fostering an environment that encourages repeat business. CRN DAY(S) START END

12238

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Veterinary Lab Procedures

HLTH10098

Enhance your understanding of laboratory and radiology and procedures and common practices in a veterinary hospital. Proper preparation of laboratory samples, safety procedures, and appropriate techniques receive emphasis. Prerequisite: HLTH10071.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 9 courses

12140

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/veterinaryofficemgt Prepare for a career as a key member of the veterinary office and animal health care team. Focus on veterinary office skills including client relations and business communication, and develop fundamental knowledge of animal health care. All courses offered online every term to provide flexible learning. Admission Requirements • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • Basic computer skills.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

HSCI10135

Focus on veterinary pharmacology, the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of veterinary drugs, and the drugs most commonly used in veterinary medicine. Develop the necessary vocabulary and understanding of pharmacology to work effectively within a veterinary hospital. Covers the regulations governing veterinary and basic pharmacy skills. Prerequisite: HLTH10098. CRN DAY(S) START END

12143

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Veterinary Surgical Procedures

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

HSCI10138

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMM10107

Veterinary Terminology

Consider basic procedures for common veterinary surgeries. Topics include pre and post-op duties, handling and cleaning of surgical instruments, sterile and non-sterile techniques, appropriate behaviour during surgery and record keeping. Prerequisite: HLTH10098.

OADM10013

Veterinary Office Skills and Procedures

CRN DAY(S) START END

HLTH10062

Basic Animal Husbandry

12142

BUSN10034

Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships

Veterinary Anaesthesia

HLTH10071

Animal Husbandry II

HLTH10098

Veterinary Lab Procedures

HSCI10135

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

HSCI10138

Veterinary Surgical Procedures

VETR10000

Veterinary Anaesthesia

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

VETR10000

Focus on the fundamentals of Veterinary Anaesthesia, with emphasis on equipment, preparing animals for anaesthesia, monitoring and the post anaesthetic period. Prerequisite: HSCI10135 CRN DAY(S) START END

12144

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Animal Husbandry II

HLTH10071

Develop basic knowledge of the anatomy, nutrition and behaviour of horses, pigs, cows, sheep and goats. Explore veterinary diseases, especially zoonotics, and appropriate restraint and safety procedures around large animals. Prerequisite: HLTH10062. CRN DAY(S) START END

12141 Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

OntarioLearn Equivalents (when offered): • BUSN10214 Purchasing = BUSN10189 Purchasing for Supply Chain. • BUSN10215 Supply Chain Administration = BUSNIB102 Global Supply Chain Management. • BUSN10228 International Business = BUSN10192 International Business Environments and Operations. • BUSN10234 Transportation and Warehousing = BUSN10191 Warehousing, Logistics, and Outsourcing.

BUSINESS

WSIB Workplace Safety & Insurance Board Adjudication

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 2 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/wsib Acquire a comprehensive overview of the adjudication process relating to Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) claims. Learn to effectively administer and manage WSIB claims from both an employer and worker perspective. Ideal for employers or worker advocates.

ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 2

FINC10055

Focus on the liabilities and equities section of a statement of financial position. Explore liabilities, leases, pensions, post-employment benefits, corporate income taxes, shareholders' equity, complex debt and equity instruments, earnings per share, accounting changes, cash flow statement, financial statement analysis. Prepare external financial statement components consistent with GAAP. Prerequisite: FINC10054. 63 hours. LAST TIME OFFERED. CRN DAY(S) START END

12721

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $522.55

ACAF - Introductory Financial Accounting

ACCT10124

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSNBU158

WSIB Eligibility Adjudication

Prepare financial statements that summarize an entity's economic events through the use of GAAP reporting standards. Examine and interpret financial statements including the balance sheet, income statement, statement of retained earnings and cash flow statement. Through various learning techniques including interactive lectures, inquiry based learning and individual and group work, assess the financial performance of an entity. 63 hours. LAST TIME OFFERED.

BUSNBU159

WSIB Case Management Adjudication

CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

12715

WSIB Case Management Adjudication

BUSNBU159

Develop your skills in effective caseload management. Emphasis on Reemployment Obligations, the Work Reintegration Program, the payment of long-term LOE Benefits and controlling premium costs. Recommended prerequisite: BUSNBU158 or permission from instructor. CRN DAY(S) START END

11201 SA

TIMES

Feb29 Mar28 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $240.45

Important update to CPA Canada's Advanced Certificate in Accounting and Finance (ACAF): • In July 2019, CPA Ontario has advised that the CPA ACAF program will be discontinued. • Students will have until February 2021 to write the ACAF examination, after which time, CPA will no longer offer any exams for the ACAF. • Visit www.cpaontario.ca/earn-your-acaf/acaf-notice for more information.

ACAF - Business Law

LAWS10220

Gain basic legal literacy needed by business professionals to effectively manage legal risks and identify business opportunities arising from the legal environment. Explore an introduction to the Canadian legal system, tort law and professional liability, the principles of contract law, debtor and creditor relations, real and personal property, intellectual property, and forms of business organization (agency, sole proprietorship, partnership, and incorporation). 63 hours. LAST TIME OFFERED. 12723

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $522.55

ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 1

FINC10054

Build on introductory financial accounting skills with focus on the asset section of the statement of financial position. Explore general financial statement presentation, revenue and expense recognition and specific components of the asset side of the statement of financial position, and related Income Statement effects. Develop the ability to prepare external financial statement components consistent with Canadian Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). 63 hours. LAST TIME OFFERED. CRN DAY(S) START END

12720

TIMES

ACCT10125

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $522.55

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

OntarioLearn $522.55

Accounting 2 - Financial

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/accounting

FEE

OntarioLearn $522.55

Examine how accounting information is used with organizations to plan, monitor, and control. Managers in all functional areas deal with organizational management accounting systems. Acquire a basic understanding of how such systems operate, the language they use, and their limitations. Through various learning techniques including interactive lectures, inquiry based learning and problem solving assess the managerial performance of an entity. 63 hours. LAST TIME OFFERED. 12719

Accounting and Finance

CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

ACAF - Introductory Management Accounting

CRN DAY(S) START END

OTHER COURSES

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

ACCT10014

Covers current assets, capital assets, and payroll liabilities. Learn to determine the financial position of a business organized as a partnership and sole proprietorship, and the results of its operations and cash flows for a given period in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Equivalent to: ACCTMCS02 (Accounting Introductory II). Prerequisite: ACCTCB101 (Accounting 1). CRN DAY(S) START END

12374 MO

Jan6

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Apr13 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Business Finance

ACCTCB340

Prepare and analyze financial information of a business to develop sound managerial decisions relating to Corporate Finance, including the valuation of securities, working capital management and short term financing. Prerequisites: ACCT10005 (Financial Statement Concepts) and ACCT10014 (Accounting 2) and MATH10037 (Business Math of Finance) or ACCTAC211 (Understanding Financial Statements) and MATH10037. CRN DAY(S) START END

12366 TH

Jan9

TIMES

Mar26 6:00-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Introduction to Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations ACCT10126

Financial crime and fraud are prevalent in North American society and are a challenge for accountants, auditors and other professionals to detect and prevent. Understand a variety of fraud theories and schemes, such as credit card and identity theft, money laundering, financial statement fraud, healthcare fraud, insurance fraud, skimming and larceny schemes, cheque and credit card fraud, billing schemes, payroll schemes, bribery and Internet fraud. 50 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12436

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $440.65

Mortgage Agent

BUSN10061

CRN DAY(S) START END

12710

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Taxation ACCTAC409

ECON10113

Examine macroeconomic topics such as national income measurement, aggregate demand, aggregate supply analysis, fiscal and monetary policy, international trade and exchange rates. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12566

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Employee Training and Development

HRES10025

Learn to prepare personal income tax returns for self-employed individuals in proprietorships and partnerships and individuals employed by Corporations. Equivalent to: ACCT10019. Prerequisites: ACCTAC201 (Accounting 2) or ACCT10005 (Financial Statement Concepts) and ACCT10014 (Accounting 2).

Introduces the theories of education and learning as they pertain to training and development. The concepts of need, needs analysis, program planning, and program development will be explored. Emphasis will be on establishing training/ learning objectives, selecting appropriate training methods, implementation strategies, teaching techniques, and program evaluation. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

CRN DAY(S) START END

12375 TU

6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Jan7

Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Advanced Business Processes

BUSN10250

Discover advanced business processes and their interrelationship with organizational strategy and goals. Review methods of analyzing business processes, including process mapping and redesigning processes for efficiency. Understand theory, the opportunity to select a business process, and conduct the business process analysis. Following analysis, recommend process improvements that lead to improved efficiency and/or effectiveness. 42 hours. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Business Case Analysis

BUSN10251

Place yourself in the role of the entrepreneur and solve a variety of real business scenarios. Choose among various entrepreneurial opportunities, learn how to apply for funding and solve marketing, human resource, operational and financial scenarios. Hone your analytical and creative problem-solving skills to both solve business scenarios and present your rationale and solutions to an audience. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12573

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Current Issues in Business 1

BUSN10252

Analyze/discuss current events in business and examine relevant/reputable business periodicals/journals. Analysis includes discussions of business impact of events in question and modifications needed to capitalize on emerging opportunities or mitigate potential threats. Events for analysis are selected from national/global business environments. Gain a deeper understanding of the impact external events can have on business performance and employee productivity. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12568

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Current Issues in Business 2

BUSN10253

Continue to analyze/discuss current events in business and examine relevant/ reputable business periodicals/journals. Analysis includes discussions of business impact of events in question and modifications needed to capitalize on emerging opportunities or mitigate potential threats. Events for analysis are selected from national/global business environments. Gain a deeper understanding of the impact external events can have on business performance and employee productivity. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12574

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Gain insight into your entrepreneurial abilities including in-depth knowledge of successful business models, personalized idea creation, research and planning. 42 hours.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/business-management

12561

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

Entrepreneurship BUSN10254

Business Management

CRN DAY(S) START END

12563

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

CRN DAY(S) START END

12571

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Finance for Non-Financial Managers

FINC10033

Managers, entrepreneurs and other business professionals require a basic knowledge of accounting and finance principles to be effective in business. Topics: financial statements, decision-making through financial analysis, profit planning, budgeting and control, time value of money, and sources of financing. Gain the knowledge and confidence to participate more fully in making business decisions in an organization. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12562

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Financial Analysis

FINC10056

Provides the skills to conduct financial analysis using Microsoft Excel. After a review of financial statements, create spreadsheet models to analyze income statements, balance sheets and cash budgets. Time-value of money calculations, ratio analysis, financial forecasting and break-even analysis are automated through the design and development of spreadsheet models. Recommended Prerequisite: FINC10033 (Finance for Non-Financial Managers). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12565

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Information Systems COMP10253 NEW! Explores the fundamental concepts of an information system as it applies

to the supply chain industry. Includes: information systems, information systems security and ethics, information technology, data resource management, trends in telecommunications and enterprise resource systems used by the supply chain industry. 45 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12808

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Introduction To E-Business

INFOBU396

Explore technology, concepts and issues in electronic business conducted through the World Wide Web. Examine issues related to security, authentication, privacy, encryption, intellectual property rights, acceptable use policies, and legal liabilities. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12297 12666

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

OntarioLearn $388.54

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

Prepare for licensing as a Mortgage Agent. Develop an understanding of the Mortgage Agent Qualifying Standards (MAQS) identified by the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, governing legislation, and agent responsibilities related to consumer protection, and ethical decision-making. 42 hours.

Economic Policy

BUSINESS

Market Research

MRKT10089

Introduces the basic principles and practices of business research. Learn to effectively apply the tools, techniques, and methodologies through conducting a number of topically relevant research studies. Research areas covered include the research method, problem definition, exploratory research, secondary data research, primary data research methods, sample design and procedure, data analysis, and report preparation and presentation. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12570

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Marketing for Managers

MRKT10088

Introduces the key concepts of marketing management including the marketing framework and the various components of marketing management that lead to a competitive and dynamic business environment. Create and present a comprehensive marketing plan. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12572

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Mathematical Models

BUSN10248

Examine the application and use of mathematical models in business to make smart and calculated decisions via computation and analysis of quantifiable data. Through applied and case scenario study, learn what, when, where, how, and why to apply select mathematic models (e.g. cost-benefit analysis, EBITA, profit-loss) in business to ascertain valid and steadfast solutions to business problems. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12569

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Statistical Analysis STAT10002 NEW! Examine uses and applications of statistical analysis software to examine rudimentary mathematical and statistical principles and techniques, and applications in business and economics. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12750

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

Human Resources ce.mohawkcollege.ca/hrcourses

Benefits Administration

BUSN10059

Examine benefits and their administration. Focus on the Canada Pension Plan, Workers' Compensation, government and private health and insurance plans, pension programs, and contractual and volunteer benefits. Also includes: costing, program design, E.A.P.s and special programs. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12090

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Computer Applications in Human Resources

COMP10193

Gain an understanding of the fundamental principles of Microsoft Excel as applied to human resource management related problems. A series of assignments leads you through the critical issues of spreadsheet-based database design, and demonstrates the potential needs which computer users have in this field. Working knowledge of business computer applications recommended. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12102

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Personnel Research Techniques and HRIS

HRES10017

Study basic analytical techniques and research and design methodology relating to human resource information systems. Equivalent to: HRESHRM16 (HR Research & Info Systems). Prerequisite: MGMT10156 (Management in Human Resources). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12112

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

IBM Skills Academy ce.mohawkcollege.ca/IBMskills

OntarioLearn $388.54

Business Workshops Looking to enhance your business skills? In a few hours, half-day, full-day, or two-day workshop run by industry professionals you will learn the skills you need quickly.

IBM Skills Academy is a professional certification program from IBM in collaboration with Mohawk College. IBM Skills Academy offers courses that will help aspiring professionals prepare for a career in the IT industry. Upon successfully completing an IBM Skills Academy program, students will earn an IBM Digital Badge. This digital credential will offer a competitive advantage in Ontario's changing job market.

Dispute Resolution

IBM Blockchain Developer

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/workshops

CONF10010

Provides an understanding of negotiations among conflicting groups and how to achieve mutual agreement. Explore the characteristics of conflict and how it manifests itself in the workplace. Identify various solutions to difficult problems while maintaining relationships, negotiating issues, mediating disputes and dealing with emotionally charged situations. For emerging and aspiring leaders. CRN DAY(S) START END

12743 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan25 Jan25 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $72.69

Managing Upwards CRED10134 NEW! Designed to assist participants in establishing effective working

relationship with their managers for increased positivity, a positive work environment, and career success. CRN DAY(S) START END

12740 TU

TIMES

Jan21 Jan21 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $76.38

Transitioning to Management MGMT10167 NEW! Designed to assist participants with their transition into management and

understanding the challenges of first-time manager. CRN DAY(S) START END

12741 WE

TIMES

Jan22 Jan22 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $76.38

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

COMP10234

Discover blockchain concepts such as business networks, participants, assets and trusted transactions using Hyperledger Fabric, Hyperledger Composer and IBM Blockchain Platform. Earn IBM Official Badges. 40% online and 60% in class. Basic knowledge of JavaScript, Node.js, Angular.js, Golang, Docker and Kubernetes. Schedule might change. Check the website for details. CRN DAY(S) START END

11982 FR

Feb7

TIMES

Feb28 8:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (FF)

IBM Business Process Analyst

$600.00

BUSN10217

Learn about managing upstream and downstream impacts and the crossfunctional importance of processes to the overall objectives of an organization. Understand concepts such as process analysis, process improvement, macro design, Playback 0, and identifying and working with key performance indicators (KPIs). You can challenge the IBM Explorer and Mastery Award exams to earn IBM Official Badges. 40% online, 60% in class. Schedule might change. Check the website for details. CRN DAY(S) START END

12057 WE

Feb5

TIMES

Apr15 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

11 Blended (FF)

FEE

$760.00

IBM Predictive Analytics Modeler

BUSN10218

CRN DAY(S) START END

12058 TH

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb27 Apr16 6:30-9:30

FEE

Blended (FF)

IBM Security Intelligence Technologist

$790.00

COMP10236

Consolidate event logs from device endpoints within a network to identify threats. Enhance skills in data security, event offenses, asset profile offenses and event rules. Investigate offenses generated from network logs and create rules for prevention. Earn IBM Official Badges. Basic security fundamentals, IT infrastructure, Linux, Windows, TCP/IP networking and Syslog knowledge are required. Schedule might change. Check the website for details. CRN DAY(S) START END

12060 TU

TIMES

Feb25 Apr14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $350.00

Medical Keyboarding

KEYB10005

Increase your knowledge of specific terms and improve keyboarding speed and accuracy. Includes case histories, a variety of medical reports, technical terminology and timed writings. Prerequisite: HSCI10003 (Comprehending Medical Terms and Diagnoses) or OADMOA323 (Medical Terminology 1) and keyboarding skills of 30 net words per minute with 5 or less errors. 42 hours. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Medical Office Procedures

OADM10018

Designed for those who plan to work as an administrative assistant in a physician's office, specialty clinic, or hospital setting. Includes professional and career responsibilities, interpersonal communications, records management, written communications, financial administration, and managing the medical office. Introduces the Canada Health Act, OHIP and OHIP medical billing. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12089

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Medical OHIP Billing

OADM10010

Study the basics of efficient Health Claim Billing in Ontario. Learn to use the Schedule of Benefits and Preambles of the Ministry of Health, and examine computerized billing. Software not compatible with MAC computer. Equivalent to: INSROA350. Prerequisite: OADMOA323 (Medical Terminology 1). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12136

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN DAY(S) START END

12487 12765

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Consumer Behaviour

MRKTMK375

Examine the nature and effect of consumer behaviour on the marketability of goods and services. Review techniques for predicting consumer behaviour patterns. Prerequisite: MRKTMCS08 (Marketing Principles) or MRKTCB158 (Introduction to Marketing). 42 hours. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $344.54

Effective Supervision-Human Relations

MGMTMD221

Discover what makes people tick and how to keep them going by improving your understanding of people. Discuss motivation, handling conflict, delegation, building morale and more. Gain practical insights into handling people more effectively and improve your overall performance. Equivalent to: HRESCB172 (Human Relations). 30 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12536

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Emotional Intelligence

MGMT10142

E.I. is the ability to recognize, understand & manage your feelings & those of others. Learn the power of harnessing your E.I. to enrich your personal and professional life. Facilitated by Linda Marshall, President of Marshall Connects Inc. & author of Giving Back: How to Find Your Personal Joy & Give Back To Others. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/emotionalintelligence for details. CRN DAY(S) START END

12068 TU 12816 TH

TIMES

Feb11 Mar17 6:00-9:00 Feb13 Mar19 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

6 6

FEE

Blended (FF) Blended (SC)

Employment Law

$405.42 $405.42

BUSNPIR19

Discuss legislation pertaining to labour relations, employment standards, employment equity, workers' compensation and human rights. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12096

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Entrepreneurship Fundamentals

SBMGBU395

Develop the knowledge and skills you need to establish your own business. Examine contemporary expressions of entrepreneurism, your role and contribution to the changing workplace, global business and the completion of a business plan. You will be required to invest approximately $50 into a personal business venture used to complete course assessments. Equivalent to: BUSNBA107 (Entrepreneurial Training) or BUSNBA532 (Entrepreneurship and Business Planning). 42 hours. 12577

Information on accessing your eLearn course is available at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/elearn

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

CRN DAY(S) START END

Get Started in eLearn

LAWSMCS05

Develop the legal perspectives you need to conduct business in an environment increasingly affected by legislation. Focus on employment law, contracts, torts, business organizations, human rights, creditor's rights and marketing law. Equivalent to: BUSNCB436 (Business Law) or INSR10011 (Insurance and Canadian Law). 42 hours.

12039

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/office

12086

Business Law Introductory

CRN DAY(S) START END

Medical Office Skills

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/pd

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Building Capacity for Inclusion

MGMT10170

Explore the contemporary workplace emphasizing intercultural competence and organizational cultures in the context of diversity and inclusion. Examine organizational barriers, and power relations that result in inequities in the workplace. Investigate change management processes that can build highfunctioning, inclusive workplaces that draw on the diverse strengths of all staff members and employees. Prerequisite: MGMT10168. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12556

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

BUSINESS

Learn the essential analytics models to collect and analyze data efficiently. Gain skills in predictive analytics models such as data mining, data collection and integration, nodes, and statistical analysis while using tools for market research and data mining to predict problems and improve outcomes. You can challenge the IBM Explorer and Mastery Award exams to earn IBM Official Badges. 20% online, 80% in class. Schedule might change. Check the website for details.

Professional Development

BUSINESS

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Creating Inclusive Cultures in the Workplace

MGMT10169

Focus on defining inclusive leadership strategies for effectively leading and managing organizational change in this final Inclusive Leadership Practices course. Examine these strategies and reflect on them to support their own growth as effective leaders for inclusion. Research the leadership of a current workplace as it relates to the focus on inclusive leadership practices. Prerequisite: MGMT10170. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12557

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Inclusive Leadership Practices: Leadership in Contemporary Workplaces

MGMT10168 (E)

Take this opportunity to analyze the evolving nature of contemporary workplaces in an increasingly globalized world. Various models of leadership will be examined with a focus on practices that build effective work environments. Explore and reflect on your own values and beliefs relative to leadership practices. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12548

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Interpersonal Communication Skills

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMM10294

Interpersonal communication might be thought of as the primary building block for other communication contexts. It begins where all human, social phenomena begin, with the self. It continues as an ongoing process of sharing meanings with others. It is important for group communication and organizational communication and is immediately useful because it is a process in which we constantly participate. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12581

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction To Macroeconomics

ECON10002

Examine the macroeconomic problems facing society including unemployment, inflation and economic growth. Learn to evaluate government's use of fiscal and monetary policy to deal with these problems. Equivalent to: ECONEB222 (Macroeconomics). Prerequisite: ECONMCS03 (Microeconomics Introductory). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12454

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Supply Chain and Operations Management BUSN10107

A supply chain is a network of organizations involved in the different processes and activities that produce value in the form of products and services in the hands of the ultimate customer or consumer. Covers how products and services are created and delivered to the customer. 42 hours CRN DAY(S) START END

12418

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Marketing Advanced

MRKT10018

Continue your study of marketing fundamentals, with particular attention to price strategy and management; distribution management; marketing communications; and new directions. Equivalent to: MRKT10008 (Marketing for Advertising) or MRKT10066 (Brand Strategy II). Prerequisite: MRKTMCS08 (Marketing Principles) or ADVR10064 (Foundations in Marketing). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12746

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Marketing Digitally

MRKT10037

Explore web-based and digital marketing including websites, social media and mobile communication. Learn to evaluate online marketing strategies with emphasis on measurement of marketing activity. Equivalent to: MRKT10028 (Web Marketing and Digital Marketing) or MRKT10047 (Digital Marketing). Prerequisite: MRKTMCS08 (Marketing Principles) or MRKTCB158 (Introduction to Marketing). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12590

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Marketing Principles

MRKTMCS08

Examine marketing strategies and their role in achieving organizational objectives. Focus on marketing process and environments; planning and data collection; buyer behaviour and targeting strategies; and marketing mix. Equivalent to: ADVR10064 (Foundations in Marketing). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12742 12778

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15 OntarioLearn $409.15

Microeconomics Introductory

ECONMCS03

Explore principles essential to an understanding of contemporary microeconomics, with emphasis on the use of economic models for accurate analysis of economic developments. Examine the role of prices and competitive markets in the allocation of resources, firm behaviour and market structures and the effects of government intervention in the economic marketplace. Mandatory group work and chats. Equivalent to: ECONEB122 (Microeconomics). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12451

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Organizational Business Communication

COMM10027

Hone essential business communication skills with emphasis on writing clear reports and documentation, making effective presentations, and enhancing interpersonal skills. Equivalent to: Business Reports (BUSN10141). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12099

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Personal Financial Management

BUSNBE450

12301

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Professional B2B Sales

FEE

$288.54

BUSN10216

Participate in live, interactive online sessions with a leading IBM Sales Instructor & Program Leader. Discover the 3 phases of business-to-business selling: building, progressing and closing sales pipeline. Explore development of new opportunities in the digital social age, progression tactics, articulating compelling reasons to act, and negotiating tactics. Each week will include key takeaways, live interactions and practical applications. 12 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12300

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$82.44

Sustainable Business ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sustainable-business

Climate Change and Business Adaptation

BUSN10231

Analyze the science behind climate change and understand important events which have shaped the climate change debate. Examine human population and understand how our use of resources shapes the business landscape. Discover the Food-Water-Energy Nexus and examine the role sustainability plays in balancing key commodities for life and business. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12661

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Sustainability and Business

BUSN10233

Learn how to position sustainability as a driver of business success and innovation, not as a threat to it. Examine sustainability and its impact on today's business model and explore the three dimensions of sustainability (environmental, social, economic) to learn how to select sustainability-related labels and metaphors that are the most appropriate for specific organizations. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12660

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/communications

cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2358 CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS A

American Sign Language

Competence in the French Language Certificate (829)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/french

Completion Requirement: 2 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/asl Develop and enhance your skills in the communication system used by most deaf people.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Discover the French Language. Develop practical written and conversation skills for work or personal enjoyment.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LANGFR003

La Pratique du Francais 1

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LANGLL120

LANGFR004

La Pratique du Francais 2

LANGFR005

La Pratique du Francais 3

LANGFS032

Parlons Francais 1

LANGFR006

La Pratique du Francais 4

LANGFS033

Parlons Francais 2

LANGFR007

La Pratique du Francais 5

LANGFS071

Parlons Francais 3

LANGLL220

American Sign Language I American Sign Language 2

American Sign Language I

LANGLL120

Learn the basics of the communication system used by most deaf people. CRN DAY(S) START END

12220 TU

Jan7

TIMES

Mar31 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

American Sign Language 2

LANGLL220

Continue the study of A.S.L. begun in LANGLL120 to develop increased capability. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12221 TH

6:00-9:00

Jan9

Apr2

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

Already Have Experience with the French Language? • If you think that you are eligible for placement into a higher level, you should register for the appropriate exam. • You can challenge up to 75% of the courses for the Certificate. • Written tests (LANGFR003, LANGFR004, LANGFR005, LANGFR006): You may obtain up to 4 credits with these tests which measure competence in grammar. • Oral tests (LANGFS032, LANGFS033): You may obtain up to 2 credits with these tests which measure conversational competence. • A non-refundable fee will be charged. • Exams are to be arranged during the semester. • Contact Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR) at plar@mohawkcollege.ca.

La Pratique du Francais 1

LANGFR003

Learn the basics of grammatical structures and vocabulary for conversational applications. Suitable for beginners. Equivalent to: LANG10061.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12203 MO

6:30-9:30

Jan6

Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Communications, Languages and Preparatory Studies

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

French 1

LANG10061

Build confidence using simple structures and vocabulary to express yourself and ask questions in French. Read short articles for insight into French family life and family celebrations in Canada and around the world. A headset or microphone and speakers is required for the oral parts of the course. Students will submit recordings using software such as Jing, YouTube or Windows Media Player. Suitable for beginners. Equivalent to: LANGFR003. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12582 12757

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11

La Pratique du Francais 2

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

LANGFR004

Acquire further knowledge of grammatical French to improve the skills essential for writing and conversation. Equivalent to: LANG10062. Prerequisite: LANGFR003. CRN DAY(S) START END

12205 TU 12206 WE

Jan7 Jan8

TIMES

Mar31 6:30-9:30 Apr1 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93 13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

French 2

LANG10062

Further develop language skills by building vocabulary related to weekend chores, leisure, sports and travel. Enhance knowledge of French verb tenses and simple grammar for increased fluency and confidence. A headset or microphone and speakers is required for the oral parts of the course. Students will submit recordings using software such as Jing, YouTube or Windows Media Player. Equivalent to: LANGFR004. Prerequisite: LANG10061. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12584

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

La Pratique du Francais 3

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LANGFR005

Exprimez-vous sans problème dans des discussions se rapportant à des situations quotidiennes. Le passé composé est un des points grammaticaux les plus importants enseignés dans ce niveau. Equivalent to: LANG10063. Prerequisite: LANGFR004. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12207 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan8

Apr1

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

French 3

LANG10063

Enhance your understanding of French. Develop the ability to tell stories and express yourself, using more complex sentence structures and French past tense. Anecdotes by French Canadian authors serve as a model. A headset or microphone and speakers is required for the oral parts of the course. Students will submit recordings using software such as Jing, YouTube or Windows Media Player. Equivalent to: LANGFR005. Prerequisite: LANG10062. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12585

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

La Pratique du Francais 4

LANGFR006

Etudiez les éléments grammaticaux dans un contexte à la fois personnel et culturel. L’Imparfait, le conditionnel présent et passé ainsi que la révision des temps étudiés dans les niveaux précédents. Equivalent to: LANG10064. Prerequisites: LANGFR005 and LANGFS032. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12209 TH

6:30-9:30

Jan9

Apr2

SESS DELIVERY

FREE Programs and Courses for Immigrants

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

French 4

LANG10064

Build vocabulary and fluency for everyday situations, mastering complex verb tenses and sentence structures. Articles from French speaking Canada serve as language models and provide a cultural perspective on current issues. A headset or microphone and speakers is required for the oral parts of the course. Students will submit recordings using software such as Jing, YouTube or Windows Media Player. Equivalent to: LANGFR006. Prerequisite: LANG10063. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12586

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

La Pratique du Francais 5

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LANGFR007

Enrichissez vos connaissances de la langue française en apprenant le subjonctif, le participe présent, l’infinitif passé ainsi que les formes actives, passives et la construction causale. Equivalent to: LANG10065. Prerequisites: LANGFR006 and LANGFS033. CRN DAY(S) START END

12211 TU

Jan7

TIMES

Mar31 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

French 5

English as a Second Language (ESL)

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LANG10065

Expand your vocabulary, master more complex sentences and learn to appreciate the diversity of the French language. Research and discuss current events in French Canada, using various political, social and cultural articles as references. A headset or microphone and speakers is required for the oral parts of the course. Students will submit recordings using software such as Jing, YouTube or Windows Media Player. Equivalent to: LANGFR007. Prerequisite: LANG10064. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12587

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Parlons Francais 1

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LANGFS032

Improve your communication skills and boost your confidence while getting ready for college/university or the workplace. The LINC Program leads to the English requirement for post-secondary admission at Mohawk College.

Développez votre vocabulaire et différentes structures orales en étudiant les thèmes suivants: Connaissons-nous, téléphonons, voyageons, demandons directions et allons à la poste. Prerequisite: LANGFR004.

These programs are offered to eligible candidates: • LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) • LINC for Youth – Photography and Video Projects • LINC College Preparation

Développez votre vocabulaire et différentes structures orales en étudiant les thèmes suivants: Préparons un voyage, faisons nos valises, passons les douanes, arrivons à l'hôtel, séjournons à l'hôtel et Partons de l'hôtel. Prerequisites: LANGFR005 and LANGFS032.

• Workplace Preparation (Enhanced Language Training) TO REGISTER call: 905-575-2421, visit: mohawkcollege.ca/learnEnglish or email: melissa.droughan-rahimian@mohawkcollege.ca

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12216 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan8

Apr1

Parlons Francais 2

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

LANGFS033

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12218 MO

6:30-9:30

Jan6

SESS DELIVERY

Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

General Arts and Science Certificate (230)

Developmental Psychology

PSYCSS271 (E)

Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/gas This program is designed to offer transfer pathways to additional college and university programs. Program Highlights: • Experience the benefits of a program designed as a bridge to help you choose the right path. • Choose from a wide selection of course options that can lead to future studies in Business, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Human Services and other college and university programs. • Gain a good grounding in academic skills. • Exposure to a wide variety of academic disciplines. • Develop skills in Humanities and Social Sciences. Admission Requirements • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent. • Grade 10 Mathematics, D or P level or equivalent is recommended for students taking Math and Science courses.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CREDAS101

First Year Foundations

SSCI10051

Introduction to Critical Thinking

Option Group 1 - Choose 1:

12531 12767

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

English 1

COMM10256

Focus on effective communication in the workplace. Practice writing, speaking, reading, listening, locating and documenting information, and using technology to communicate professionally. Microphone is required. Equivalent to: COMMLL041, COMMLL044, COMM11040. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12470 12754 12763

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

Introduction to Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

PSYCSS156 (E)

Examine the basis of human behavior. Study the scientific research process, the human brain and the nervous system, sensation and perception, learning, memory and personality. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12591 12249 TH 12758 12770

Jan14 Jan16 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr21 Apr16 6:30-9:30 14 May11 Jun8

OntarioLearn Classroom (FF) OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

Introduction to Sociology

FEE

$388.54 $288.54 $388.54 $388.54

SSCISS108 (E)

Explore basic concepts for understanding human behaviour, individual biases, various roles in society and social groupings. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

COMM11040

Communication D

12312

Jan15 Apr22

COMMLL041

Communication

Sociology: Diversity and Social Change

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

SSCISS109 (E)

Explore various sociological perspectives. Consider social structure, gender, race and ethnicity, the family, population, social movements and change. 42 hours.

Option Group 2 - Choose 3: See website for complete list of courses.

CRN DAY(S) START END

Option Group 3 - Choose 4:

12053

See website for complete list of courses.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Society, Technology And Social Issues

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

SSCISS299 (E)

Some courses are offered under other programs. Refer to the website and the index.

Examine significant technological developments from an historical perspective and consider their immediate social, political, economic and ecological impact. Explore associated ethical dilemmas and implications for the future. 42 hours.

Canadian Politics

CRN DAY(S) START END

SSCISS105 (E)

Develop insight into how Canada is governed. Analyze the structure of government in Canada, the practice of politics, and discuss major political issues. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12052

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

12054

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Communication COMMLL041 Develop thinking, writing, reading, speaking and listening skills with emphasis on effective written communication. CRN DAY(S) START END

12185 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr15 6:00-9:00

Communication D

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

COMM11040

12184 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Mar28 8:30-1:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

11 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Examine the growth and changes of mental, social and emotional characteristics from cradle to grave, with special emphasis on development of human personality. 42 hours.

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Skills Development - Simultaneous Interpreting

Language Interpreter Training Program

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 6 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/languageinterpreter Obtain the training you need to become a spoken language interpreter. There is a growing need for skilled interpreters in the legal, health care, and social service sectors. Benefit from a solid introduction to interpreting theory, with skills development practice in consecutive interpreting, sight translation and note taking, simultaneous interpreting, standards of practice, and more. Benefits individuals interested in a career in interpreting, and those already working as interpreters who wish to upgrade their skills and obtain a college credential. Admission Requirements • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • Excellent proficiency/fluency (reading, writing, speaking) in English and a second language.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

12621

CRN DAY(S) START END

12776

Introduction to Spoken Language Interpreting

LANG10032

Consecutive Interpreting

LANG10033

Skills Development - Sight Translation

LANG10034

Skills Development - Simultaneous Interpreting

LANG10035

Setting Specific Interpreting

LANG10036

Capstone Course, Skills Integration

Any associated expenses are your responsibility.

LANG10031

Explore the fundamentals of spoken language interpreting in various settings, with emphasis on the interpreter's role, standards of practice, and skills required for successful interpreting. CRN DAY(S) START END

12036

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $262.10

Consecutive Interpreting

LANG10032

Benefit from a skillful mix of theory and practice focused on memory and comprehension, note taking, vocabulary building and handling linguistic and ethical challenges. Prerequisite: LANG10031. CRN DAY(S) START END

12708

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Skills Development - Sight Translation

LANG10033

Focus on the fundamentals of sight translation and related skills, such as fast reading, scanning for main ideas, vocabulary enrichment, paraphrasing and more. Develop tools for handling ethical and performance challenges. Prerequisite: LANG10032. CRN DAY(S) START END

12620

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

LANG10035

Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr20

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

LANG10036

Enhance your skills in consecutive interpreting and note taking, sight translation and simultaneous interpreting. Also covers professional comportment and the financial management skills required for work as an independent contractor. Prior to registering you must provide proof of successful completion of the CILISAT or ILSAT. Prerequisite: LANG10035.

LANG10031

This mandatory testing should be taken after the fourth course (LANG10034) and must be completed prior to registration in the sixth course (LANG10036).

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Capstone Course, Skills Integration

12037

You must successfully complete and pass a Competency Test (CILISAT or ILSAT) administered by a provincial agency.

SESS DELIVERY

Examine protocols, procedures and techniques for interpreting in various settings. These include the courts and legal settings involving child victims/witnesses, health care setting and the domestic violence sector. Prerequisite: LANG10034.

Hours

Competency Tests (CILISAT or ILSAT)

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

Setting Specific Interpreting

Mandatory Courses:

Introduction to Spoken Language Interpreting

LANG10034

Develop and practice proven skills and techniques for simultaneous interpreting in various settings and contexts, with emphasis on active listening, shadowing, retelling, paraphrasing, note taking, memory exercises and self-evaluation. Prerequisite: LANG10033.

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $262.10

Writing for Publication Certificate (123)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/writingpublication Ideal for beginners and established writers interested in creating or enhancing their portfolio of written work! Refresh and refine your skills in the fundamentals of plot, prose and character or take specialized courses in a writing form that appeals to you. Whether you're a would-be novelist, filmmaker, poet, or writer of creative non-fiction, this reinvigorated program will help you jump-start your creativity, improve your technique and, most importantly, get you writing. Admission Requirements • Successful completion of senior secondary school English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Option Group 1 - Choose 3:

Hours

COMM10311

Plot Development

COMM10312

Character Development

COMM10310

Prose Styles

COMMLL904

Creative Writing

LANGLL936

Writing the Novel 1

COMM10000

Intro To Creative Non-Fiction

COMMLLT03

Writing For Publication - Level 1

COMMLLT09

Writing For Publication - Level 2

COMMLLT02

Grammar For Writing Professionals

COMMLLT08

Writing Mystery And Suspense Stories

Option Group 2 - Choose 2: See website for a complete list of courses.

Grammar For Writing Professionals

COMMLLT02

Enhance your practical skills in recognizing and correcting errors in accordance with accepted Canadian standards. Learn to work as part of an editing team to produce acceptable full-length manuscripts. Beneficial for potential editors, writers and proofreaders! CRN DAY(S) START END

12627

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Poetry Writing

COMMLLT13

Develop the skills needed to create and market publishable poems. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Romance Writing

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMMLLT04

Develop skills in creating intriguing plots, fascinating settings, engaging characters, and satisfying romances through examples and practical exercises. Previous writing skills recommended. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12027

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Travel Writing

FEE

OntarioLearn $365.15

COMM10121

Look at the wide range of travel writing assignments available to freelance writers, from commercial pieces that border on promotion writing, to literary travel writing and travel memoirs. Includes study of the various publishing markets for this type of work, from traditional to online opportunities. 39 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12025

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Writing For Publication - Level 1

FEE

OntarioLearn $323.93

COMMLLT03

Explore creative writing and the publishing process, with attention to the various steps of manuscript preparation, including conferencing, editing and proofreading. Examine the writer's craft using professional works as models. CRN DAY(S) START END

12625

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Writing For Publication - Level 2

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMMLLT09

Explore the publishing process with emphasis on the Canadian magazine trade. Consider how to develop your ideas into acceptable compositions and examine strategies for approaching publishers. Prerequisite: COMMLLT03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12626

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Writing Short Stories

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMM10259

Examine story writing fundamentals, with emphasis on character development, narrative unity, and plot. Follow a step-by-step approach to producing a story for publication. Consider opportunities for publication and the submission process. 48 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12469

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ace Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) courses are non-post-secondary courses designed to prepare you to succeed in post-secondary and apprenticeship training. They are accepted as OSSD equivalent by Colleges and Apprenticeship for purposes of admission. There are 10 ACE courses available. Most students participate in the courses they need to meet the prerequisites for admission to further their education. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Completion of the 20 hour online Learn to Learn course. This will help determine if you have the necessary personal, computer and academic skills to successfully participate in ACE online courses. Register for the Learn to Learn course by filling out an application at acedistancedelivery.ca. Enrollment is limited and tuition is free. Academic Upgrading courses and programs are also available in a face-to-face environment. See the ad on page 97 for more information. ACE COURSE

OSSD EQUIVALENT

Apprenticeship Math

Foundations for College Mathematics, Grade 12, College Preparation MAP4C

Biology

Biology, Grade 11, College Preparation SBI3C

Business Mathematics

Foundations for College Mathematics, Grade 12, College Preparation MAP4C

Chemistry

Chemistry, Grade 12, College Preparation SCH4C

Communications

English, Grade 12, College Preparation ENG4C

Core Math

Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life, Grade 12, Workplace Preparation MEL4E

Physics

Physics, Grade 11, University Preparation SPH3U OR Physics, Grade 12, College Preparation SPH4C

Technical Math

Mathematics for College Technology, Grade 12, College Preparation MCT4C

ACE Apprenticeship Math

MATH10047 (SA)

Enhance skills developed in Core Mathematics in preparation for apprenticeship study. Includes: number sense and algebra; measurement and geometry; proportional reasoning; analytic geometry; relations and functions; trigonometric functions; statistics; and personal finance. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 100 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12165 12178

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Biology

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

BIOL10011 (SA)

Focus on structure and function in the areas of cellular biology, microbiology, human anatomy, genetics and our natural environment. Three major themes of biology are introduced: organization, homeostasis and interconnectedness. Emphasis is on the practical application of these concepts. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12166 12179

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Business Mathematics

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

MATH10046 (SA)

Increase comprehension and performance of mathematical operations and application of business mathematical techniques. Includes arithmetic and geometric sequences and series; simple and compound interest; annuities; exponential growth; retail mathematics; data analysis, collecting, organizing, and analyzing data; self-study and the application of learned skills to numerous problems; developing skills in handling business mathematical problems. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12157 12169

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COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

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COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

ACE Chemistry

GSCI10004 (SA)

Gain a strong knowledge of chemistry, as it applies to industry and environmental issues, by completing three core units and two elective units of study. Emphasizes analyzing problems, performing laboratory exercises and communicating scientific information effectively. Designed to meet the needs of adult learners entering post-secondary college programs in health and environmental sciences. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12160 12173

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Communications

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

COMM10148 (SA)

Become an effective communicator in academic, personal and work settings. Learn to express yourself well when presenting and defending ideas and opinions by using oral, visual, and written forms of communications. Gain well-developed communications skills to prepare for success in a variety of college postsecondary programs and the workplace. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12158 12171

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Computers

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

COMP10083 (SA)

Designed for computer users with very little (if any) experience. Includes: hardware and software, general computer maintenance, file management, email, online communication, internet, word processing, spreadsheet software, presentation software and database software. 100 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12167 12180

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Core Math

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

MATH10045 (SA)

Provides a grounding in varied aspects of Mathematics, including numeric and algebraic operations; measurement and geometry; collecting, displaying and analyzing data; mathematical relationships; statistics and probability; simple and compound interest; and everyday financing. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12159 12172

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Physics

FEE

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PHYS10000 (SA)

Develop a foundation in the fundamental concepts of physics. Qualitatively and quantitatively study and explore the topics of forces and motion; energy and simple machines; waves, sound, light, and optics; electricity and magnetism; and hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Understand the underlying physical concepts and principles, and apply them to practical systems. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12161 12174

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Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Self Management and Self Direction

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

12163 12176

TIMES

CRED10044 (SA)

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

ACE Technical Math

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/advancedfrench Enhance your ability to converse in French! Admission Requirements • Certificate of Competence in the French Language or equivalent experience.

Parlons Avance 4

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

LANGFS080

Graduates of the Competence in the French Language Certificate will build communication skills and fluency through discussion. Prerequisite: LANGFS079. CRN DAY(S) START END

12219 TU

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Jan14 Mar17 6:30-6:30

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The following courses are designed as general interest and/or General Education Electives. Each course is a stand-alone course. In some programs, you may be required to complete General Education Band Selection courses. An (E) designation for courses in the catalogue and the index indicates that the course can be used to fulfill General Education requirements. Refer to the index for additional course listings. The following restrictions apply: • The course chosen must NOT be related to (or included in) your program of studies. • For example: students in the Child and Youth Worker program cannot use Psychology; students in Police Foundations cannot use Issues in Diversity, etc. • You are advised to seek approval, from your Program Manager or General Education Coordinator, for the course you are considering, before registering. • When you have successfully completed the course you must apply for an exemption, from your General Education course, through MyMohawk.

Anger Management

CONF10005 (E)

Learn about the many types of anger and how to manage and/or modify it. Identify your specific anger triggers and how your anger evolves. Personality and behaviour influences will be examined before moving onto comprehensive anger management strategies proven to be highly successful. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12029

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Jan14 Apr21

Art Through the Ages

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

ARTT10052 (E)

A survey of primarily Western artistic traditions beginning with Ancient Greece and Rome provides an understanding of continuity and change in art making through the ages. The exploration of art movements is framed thematically in relation to societal issues. Introduces Asian, Islamic, First Nations and African art. 48 hours. 12597

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Jan14 Apr21

Astronomy

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

GSCI10006 (E)

Discover the wonders of Astronomy. Examine the bodies of the Solar System, and learn interesting facts about the planets and their moons, the stars, nebulae and galaxies. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

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Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

MATH10044 (SA)

Jan14 Jun16 Mar2 Aug3

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/generaleducation

Gain the mathematical skills needed for technical, math focused post-secondary college programs. Solve applied problems involving linear/polynomial/rational/ exponential expressions and equations, logarithmic functions, radical and complex numbers, trigonometry, measurements and geometry. Prerequisite: MATH10045. 120 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

General Education / Social Sciences

CRN DAY(S) START END

Take this opportunity to learn and use strategies that can be applied to academics, employment, and your personal life. Gain the knowledge, skills, and behaviours to become an effective, confident and flexible learner. Focus on selfreflection, critical thinking, goal setting, study skills, organizational skills, group dynamics, and career/employment exploration. 80 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

French - Advanced

FEE

OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15 OntarioLearn $409.15

Bridging Two Worlds: Connecting with Indigenous People of Canada INDS10015 (E)

CRN DAY(S) START END

12031

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Jan14 Apr21

Canadian Literature

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

COMMLL903 (E)

Focus on literary analysis (written and oral) of selected Canadian novels and short stories, with emphasis on target audience, the relevance of setting and plot in relation to Canadian culture and history, and literary devices. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12619

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Jan14 Apr21

Canadian Politics

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SSCISS105 (E)

Develop insight into how Canada is governed. Analyze the structure of government in Canada, the practice of politics, and discuss major political issues. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12052

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Jan14 Apr21

Censorship and the Media

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

MCOM10060 (E)

Examine the history of censorship and its application in current issues. Through exposure to controversial materials and the discourse of censorship, gain an understanding of who controls knowledge, why and to what effect. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12693

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Jan14 Apr21

Developmental Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

PSYCSS271 (E)

Examine the growth and changes of mental, social and emotional characteristics from cradle to grave, with special emphasis on development of human personality. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12531 12767

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Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Environmental Citizenship

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

ENVR10006 (E)

PSYC10001 (E)

Interested in understanding or pursuing a career in forensic/correctional psychology? Cover areas related to criminal psychology, police psychology, victimology, victim services, psychology, the courts and correctional psychology. 36 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12606

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12520

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Essentials of Canadian History

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

HIST10019 (E)

Study some of the major themes of Canadian history from Confederation to the present. Designed to increase your understanding of how our past influences and engages with the present, and how we are shaping our future. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12519

TIMES

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Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Global Citizenship: Social Analysis to Social Action

SSCI10065 (E)

Look at global citizenship and develop a sound understanding of what it means to be a global citizen, both personally and professionally, and the ways in which they make a contribution to an equitable society and world. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12558

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SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Growing Up Digital-Living and Working In Canada INFO10158 (E)

Examine the impact of the Internet and digital media in shaping recent history and influencing the way Canadian youth live, work and play. Gain analytical tools to anticipate and act on future developments. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12544

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Jan14 Apr21

History of Aboriginal/Canadian Relations

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

INDS10017 (E)

Discover the historic stages of the relationship between Aboriginal peoples in Canada from contact to present day. Explore world views, cooperation and negotiations through the fur trade era and the impact of government colonial policy on Aboriginal communities, cultures and people. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12505

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Jan14 Apr21

CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

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GSCI10012 (E)

Understand the interdependent relationship between geography and the location of human populations. Through scientific inquiry, discover the world's geographic landscape, the global processes that shape planet earth, and their relationship to the location of climates and the natural resources required to sustain healthy societies. 42 hours.

Hockey Hall of Fame Presents

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Geography and Human Populations

Begin the journey to responsible environmental action, with emphasis on global environmental rights and responsibilities, planned sustainable use of our planet's resources and recognition of environmental health as a prerequisite to human health. 42 hours. 12484 12755 12764

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

SPRT10007 (E)

Examine the incredible growth of Canada's national pastime, including formation of the NHL, the original six and national/international expansion. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. 12633

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SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

I Write The Songs

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

ARTT10045 (E)

Create poetic lyrics suitable for the profession of song writing and learn a variety of genres to direct your talents. Special consideration for the purpose of presentation to music producers and agents will be discussed. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12618

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Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

OntarioLearn Information

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COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Familiarize yourself with indigenous worldviews and learn from, and about, indigenous people to dispel stereotypes and myths. Identify and discuss major events in Canada that have led to the issues facing indigenous people today. 42 hours.

Forensic Psychology

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Indigenous Identity & Relationship to the Land

INDS10018 (E)

Explore Indigenous cosmology, knowledge and world view and its relationship to the land. Students will be encouraged to examine and locate their own identity and world view in relation to these concepts. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12512

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Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Indigenous Peoples: A Global Perspective

INDS10019 (E)

Examine contemporary issues relevant to Indigenous people around the globe. Explore patterns and themes of Indigenous histories. Focus on contemporary revitalization, repatriation and preservation methods employed by Indigenous people and governments around the world. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12559

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Children's Literature

COMMLLT06 (E)

Examine the history and development of children's literature and its varied forms and techniques. Explore major authors and important issues presented in this genre. Note: May involve material that is explicit and/or offensive to some. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12691 12774

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Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Geology:An Overview of Planet Earth

ENVR10028 (E)

Explore the fundamentals of geology. Focus on the formation of the universe, the solar system, the history of the earth, formation of oceans and continents, plate tectonics, and rock types and their formation. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12730

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SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Introduction to Philosophy

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

SSCI10049 (E)

Examine philosophical issues such as self and world perception and investigate the connection between mind, body and spirit. Debate moral, ethical and human rights issues and philosophical paradoxes and learn to draw meaning from personal experiences. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12049

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Programs and Courses for Immigrants Occupation-specific Language Training (OSLT) Mohawk offers FREE Occupation-specific Language Training (OSLT) courses to qualified immigrants who already have experience or training in Health Care, Business or Technology. OSLT can help you improve your workplace communication skills and understand better your workplace in Ontario. To learn more 905-575-1212, ext. 3419 mary-anne.peters@mohawkcollege.ca mohawkcollege.ca/oslt

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Introduction to Psychology

PSYCSS156 (E)

12591 12249 TH 12758 12770

Jan14 Jan16 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr21 Apr16 6:30-9:30 14 May11 Jun8

OntarioLearn Classroom (FF) OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

Introduction to Sociology

FEE

$388.54 $288.54 $388.54 $388.54

SSCISS108 (E)

Explore basic concepts for understanding human behaviour, individual biases, various roles in society and social groupings. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12312

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

Legalization of Cannabis in Canada LAWS10215 (E) ACCELERATED! After almost 100 years of prohibition the Canadian

government is legalizing the recreational use of cannabis making Canada the second country in the world to do so at a national level. Examine the history of cannabis within Canada, develop insights of factors behind the decision to legalize, discuss the findings of the Cannabis Legalization and Regulation Task Force and explore the emerging legal framework surrounding the personal use of cannabis. Must be 19 years of age. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12578 12768

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Jan14 Mar3 Mar2 Apr19

Let's Talk Sports

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

SPRT10006 (E)

Participate in lively sports debates and learn practical techniques to improve your communication. Through examination of topics such as sports and politics, commercialism, and the Olympic movement, benefit from a behind the scenes look at sports issues and develop understanding of the impact of sports on society. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12689

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SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

The Middle Ages and The Modern World: Facts and Fiction HIST10021 (E)

Discover the impact that major cultural traditions of the Middles Ages have had on the modern world. Includes the study of kings, warriors, saints, knights, mystics, mythological heroes and exotic beasts such as dragons. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12522

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SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Myths And Legends

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

HISTLLT05 (E)

Discover the universal and enduring presence of myths and legends. Examine creation myths, hero/heroine myths, dominant archetypes and other topics to develop insight into how a distant past connects to our contemporary world. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12692 12775

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Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Nutrition

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

HLTH10044 (E)

Explore the nutritional effectiveness of various diets and food additives. Examine the role of food in maintaining health and reducing the risk of illness and learn to evaluate claims made by food faddists and food vendors. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12711 12777

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Oceanography

ENVR10049 (E)

CRN DAY(S) START END

12731

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Personality Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYC10007 (E)

Learn to define personality and its influence on behaviour and actions. Examine patterns of thoughts, feelings and behaviour that make a person unique. Explore personality assessment and intelligence testing. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12623

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Philosophy of Art Concepts and Theories

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SSCI10054 (E)

Explore the concepts of art, aesthetics, nature and experience as the subject of artworks, the place of art in life and society and mimetic theories in the philosophy of art. Equivalent to: SSCIPT001. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12050

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Political Science & Public Administration

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

SSCISS027 (E)

Gain an understanding of the Canadian governing system, and organizational theories pertaining to public administration, from a law enforcement perspective. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12051

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Popular Music and Society

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

MUSC10114 (E)

Analyze the sociological aspects of popular music from the 20th century to the mainstream music of today. Emphasizes important trends, genres, labels and individuals in music history. Special attention will be given to Canadian experiences in popular music. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12040

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Quest for Wisdom

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

SSCI10064 (E)

Study philosophical anthropology by examining what it means to be human and what it means to be wise. Through discussion, reading, writing and viewing of films we will focus on the answers given to us by science, philosophy, spirituality and technology. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12521

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Science Fiction

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMM10043 (E)

Explore our changing world through the medium of science fiction. Discover the amazing narrative and fantastic voyages of this literary genre, through study of various short stories and novels. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12690

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Social Media and Society

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SSCI10045 (E)

Explore major developments in social media and its impact on communication, business, government, the economy, and education. Gain hands-on experience with many of the leading social media applications such as Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia and Twitter. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12579

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Social Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

PSYC10012 (E)

SSCISS299 (E)

12054

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $344.54

Sociology: Diversity and Social Change

SSCISS109 (E)

Explore various sociological perspectives. Consider social structure, gender, race and ethnicity, the family, population, social movements and change. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12053

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Sports Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

PSYC10009 (E)

Examining the individual components of how one's mind works is a valuable tool for performance in specific sporting events. Concepts of psychology are discussed and applied in past, present and future contexts. Evaluate what goes into optimal levels of athleticism by examining how players, coaches and even fans of the sports get psyched. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12044

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Stress, Wellness and Nutrition

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

HLTH10111 (E)

Enhance your understanding of positive and negative stress in personal and professional lives. Using wellness perspectives, gain insights into controlling internal and external stressors to promote long-term health. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12580 12756 12769

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

The Study of Human Sexuality

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

SSCI10003 (E)

Examine historical, theoretical, cross cultural, and life cycle perspectives on human sexuality. Discuss gender relations, body image, sexual diversity, arousal and response, mating, dating, and interpersonal attraction, interpersonal communication, sex education, sexual health or risk, and issues of power or intimacy. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12530 12766

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Understanding Literature

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

COMM10095 (E)

Learn to appreciate literature critically by reviewing literary history and examining different genres. Explore themes and conventions associated with these genres and develop an understanding of literary analysis and various critical approaches. Creative-writing students will benefit from a framework in which to appreciate and evaluate their own writing. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12468

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

World Of Abnormal Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYCSS021 (E)

Emphasis is on the study of the signs and symptoms of the major mental illnesses, including bipolar disorder, major depression, schizophrenia, and personality disorders. Discuss eating and sleeping disorders, stress and post-traumatic stress disorder. Equivalent to: Psychology of Adjustment 2 (PSYCSS233). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12443 12246 WE 12753 12762

Jan14 Jan15 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr21 Apr8 6:30-10:00 13 May11 Jun8

OntarioLearn Classroom (FF) OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

FEE

$388.54 $288.54 $388.54 $388.54

Develop an understanding of how and why individuals behave, think and feel in social situations. The study of the individual, his/her thoughts and resultant behaviour in social situations receives particular emphasis. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12624

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Study the oceans from an historical, geographical, geological and biological perspective. Travel through the "story of the oceans" exploring a different topic each week. 45 hours.

Society, Technology And Social Issues

Indigenous Studies

Spanish-Conversational 1

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/indigenous

Bridging Two Worlds: Connecting with Indigenous People of Canada INDS10015 (E) Familiarize yourself with indigenous worldviews and learn from, and about, indigenous people to dispel stereotypes and myths. Identify and discuss major events in Canada that have led to the issues facing indigenous people today. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12031

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

History of Aboriginal/Canadian Relations

INDS10017 (E)

12505

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Indigenous Identity & Relationship to the Land

INDS10018 (E)

12512

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Indigenous Insights: Micro Course

INDS10024

Learn about indigenous people of Canada to dispel stereotyped myths in this self-guided online workshop. Increase awareness of key social, cultural or political issues that affect indigenous peoples. CRN DAY(S) START END

12745

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Indigenous Peoples: A Global Perspective

eLearn

FEE

$50.19

INDS10019 (E)

12559

TIMES

LANGLLA04

Using practical conversation and vocabulary, you improve reading skills and your command of spoken/written Spanish. Prerequisite: LANGLLE01 (Spanish For Beginners) or basic knowledge of Spanish.

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12230 MO

6:30-9:30

Jan6

Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

Spanish-Conversational 2

LANGLLB04

Practice speaking and writing Spanish at the intermediate level. Prerequisite: LANGLLA04 (Spanish-Conversational 1). CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12231 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan8

Apr1

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

Spanish-Conversational 3

LANGLLC04

Continue the study of Spanish at the advanced level. Prerequisite: SpanishConversational 2 (LANGLLB04). CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12234 TH

6:30-9:30

Jan9

Apr2

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

Preparatory Sciences ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sciences

Prep Science (Chemistry)

GSCIPE053

Provides the preparation necessary to enter Certificate and Diploma programs which require a current knowledge of Chemistry. You do not require prior knowledge in Chemistry, however, you do require a consistent and continuous commitment to meet course objectives, assignment deadlines and achieve high success. 57 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11245

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $440.75

Prep Science (Physics)

PHYSPE001

Provides the preparation necessary to enter Certificate and Diploma programs which require a current knowledge of Physics. You do not require prior knowledge in Physics, however, you do require a consistent and continuous commitment to meet course objectives, assignment deadlines and achieve high success. 57 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11251

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $440.75

Preparatory Biology

BIOL10006

Languages

Examine the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Examine the structure of the cell and human body systems. 56 hours.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/languages

11254

Italian 1

CRN DAY(S) START END

LANGLLA03

Learn the essential of grammar, idiomatic expressions and conversation for everyday use. Text required for first class. CRN DAY(S) START END

12244 TU

Jan7

TIMES

Mar31 6:30-9:30

Italian 2

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

LANGLLB03

Benefit from additional practice in grammar and conversation in everyday use. Prerequisite: Italian 1 (LANGLLA03) or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12245 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan8

Apr1

Spanish For Beginners

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

LANGLLE01

Through basic writing, reading, speaking, you develop everyday communication for business/travel skills appropriate for Spanish-speaking countries. CRN DAY(S) START END

12226 TU 12228 TH

Jan7 Jan9

TIMES

Mar31 6:30-9:30 Apr2 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93 13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

Sign Language ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sign-language

First Responders Basic American Sign Language

LANG10088

Police! Fire! EMS! Ambulance! If you are a first responder, or plan to become one, this training could help you save lives. Learn the ASL signs for emergency situations including alphabet, family members, numbers, useful expressions so that you can communicate with the deaf/hard of hearing. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12236 SA/SU Jan25 Jan26 9:00-4:00 12241 SA/SU Feb8 Feb9 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

2 2

FEE

Classroom (FF) $82.44 Classroom (FF) $82.44

Social Media Essentials

Creative Writing for Beginners

Digital Communication (Social Media) COMM10342 ACCELERATED! Social media requires a different approach to communication

and writing in terms of how you write, who you are communicating with and how your message is received. Use social media tools to practice and assess your social media writing capacity. 45 hours. 12437

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Mar10

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

CRN DAY(S) START END

12607

TIMES

English 1

COMM10256

CRN DAY(S) START END

Essentials of Writing Fiction

12749

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Writing and Communication

AC - Communications, Part B

COMMLL044

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12186 TU

6:00-10:00 13 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Business Report Writing

FEE

COMM10330

Learn to structure written reports from memos to formal presentations in ways that are precise, clear and easy to read. Ideal for anyone who finds the report writing demands of a job outstrip their training. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12576

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Business Writing Strategies

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMM10325

Develop practical writing skills using technology for successful communication in business. Learn how to compose business correspondence including e-mails, memoranda, letters and reports with a focus on routine, persuasive, and negative messages. Includes a review of grammar and mechanics. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12471

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

CREA10032

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Interpersonal Communication Skills

Improve reading, writing, listening and speaking skills required in a college setting. Learn to write clear, precise business documents with attention to grammar, vocabulary and idiom usage. Prerequisites: COMM10092 or COMMLL043 or Canadian Language Benchmark 7 in each of reading, writing, listening and speaking. SESS DELIVERY

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

Core elements needed for creative writing are covered. Gain understanding of the process of creative writing including theme, setting, plotting and characterization. 45 hours. 12455

For ESL (English as a Second Language) students: â&#x20AC;˘ COMMLL044 is equivalent to COMM11040 and COMMLL041.

Jan14 Apr7

12470 12754 12763

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/writing

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Digital Citizenship INFO10220 NEW! Digital citizenship is a new area of study that examines the ways in which we can engage in civic life through online communication. Explore contemporary issues in online communications. 45 hours.

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

COMM10294

12581

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Researching and Reporting-Lgs

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMMLL122

Explore techniques for effective writing and develop research and reporting skills. Covers: problem definition, print-based and electronic research methodologies, survey strategies, and formal report writing. Prerequisite: COMMLL041 or equivalent post-secondary communications course. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12026

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Writing Grammatically

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

COMM10218

Enhance your understanding of English grammar. Benefit from a review of sentence parts, in-depth study of sentence structure and a practical review of stylistic conventions in business writing. 48 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12616 12772

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05 OntarioLearn $428.05

Communication COMMLL041 Develop thinking, writing, reading, speaking and listening skills with emphasis on effective written communication. CRN DAY(S) START END

12185 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr15 6:00-9:00

Communication D

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

COMM11040

12184 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Mar28 8:30-1:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

11 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND PREPARATORY STUDIES

Beginner writers and those with previous writing experience will hone their skills, benefit from a series of exercises and get involved in creative writing and critical reading. 30 hours.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/socialmedia

CRN DAY(S) START END

COMM10331

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Community Services and Support

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/communityservices

cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-1212 ext. 3244 CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS A

Addictions/Concurrent Disorders

Autism and Behavioural Sciences Certificate (164)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 14 courses

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/autism

Completion Requirement: 3 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/acd Overview of addiction, co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders. Suitable for individuals with experience in human services or health care settings who are interested in learning more about how to support individuals with addictions or concurrent disorders.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HMNS10034

Introduction to Concurrent Disorders

HMNS10037

Introduction to Mental Health (ACD)

HMNS10039

Introduction to Addictions

HMNS10039

Understand evidence-based treatments and how they are used to teach children with autism, and design, implement and evaluate behavioural strategies. Complete two field placements in community settings, such as hospitals, clinics, classrooms or residential settings, to obtain real work experience. Admission Requirements • Prior approval for this certificate is necessary. • A minimum of an Ontario College Diploma or a university degree from a recognized institution. • Apply online at the website above.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES The program of studies displayed below is the current program of studies for the 2019/20 academic year. Students who started in previous academic years may require different courses to be eligible to graduate. If you have questions regarding a strategy for completion contact cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca.

Gain a basic understanding of addictions including prevalence, diagnoses, assessment and treatment. Current issues and trends in the field will be explored.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CRN DAY(S) START END

EDUC10030

Specialized Instructional Strategies

EDUC10031

Transition Planning and Implementation

EDUC10034

Ethics and Professionalism

HSCI10041

Autism - Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

HSCI10042

Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis

WORK10152

Field Placement Prep

WORK10151

ABS Seminar 1

WORK10596

Field Placement

126

EDUC10028

Behavioural Skill Building

EDUC10029

Parent and Staff Training

HMNS10006

Treating Challenging Behaviour

HSCI10233

Applied Behaviour Analysis 2

WORK10020

Field Placement 2

196

WORK10145

Autism and Behavioural Science Field Placement Seminar 2

11024 TU

TIMES

Jan28 Mar24 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $185.49

Ready to Graduate?

www.mohawkcollege.ca/ConvocationPrep for information and instructions. CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

ABS Field Preparation

EDUC10120

CRN DAY(S) START END

11003

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$123.66

Autism - Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

HSCI10041

Examine the core features and diagnostic criteria for the five major ASD syndromes including Autism, Asperger Syndrome, Rett Syndrome, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder and Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS. Develop an introductory understanding of neurodevelopment and behaviour of children with ASD. CRN DAY(S) START END

11005

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$360.45

Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis

HSCI10042

Examine the principles of applied behaviour analysis (ABA), the basis for Intensive Behavioural Interventions (IBI). Learn basic terminology, when and how to use these techniques and how to access and interpret journal publications in the field of autism and applied behaviour analysis. CRN DAY(S) START END

11006

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention

TIMES

11020 SA/SU Jan11 Jan12 9:00-4:00

11018 TU

Jan14 Jan14 5:30-9:30

FEE

Classroom (FF) $93.33

Parent and Staff Training

EDUC10029

Develop techniques for training others to implement behaviour change plans (technology transfer). Topics include presentation formats, procedural integrity, performance feedback, evaluation, and challenges associated with mediator training. Prerequisites: HSCI10042, EDUC10034 and EDUC10030. CRN DAY(S) START END

11000

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

Specialized Instructional Strategies

FEE

$240.30

EDUC10030

Examine common evidence-based behavioural approaches for teaching new skills in language, academics, daily living, play, and social skills to individuals with autism. Consider terminology, technique and rationale for the various approaches. Prerequisites: HSCI10041 and HSCI10042. CRN DAY(S) START END

11001

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

SESS DELIVERY

eLearn

FEE

$240.30

Treating Challenging Behaviour

HMNS10006

Explore various procedures for assessing and treating challenging behaviours by individuals with autism / Autism Spectrum Disorder. Recognized techniques and ethical considerations are emphasized. Prerequisites: HSCI10042, EDUC10034, and EDUC10030. CRN DAY(S) START END

11004 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$360.45

Career Consultant Certificate (076)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 9 courses Career consultation has evolved with economic and labour market changes. If you currently work in Employment and Career Centres or Programs, Education, Human Resources, Social Services, Recruitment Firms, Employment Agencies, Rehabilitation or Multicultural Settings, you will find this program valuable for enhancing your skills.

CONFEH108

SESS DELIVERY

TIMES

Jan16 Apr23

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/careerconsultant

Crisis Prevention Institute NVCI Recertification. To be eligible for this course you must have completed the full certification within the last 2 calendar years. Participants must wear comfortable clothing and rubber soled, flat shoes (no sandals). Physical exertion is required. Fee includes workbook. You must bring your valid certification card to class. TIMES

11002

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ A degree or diploma or recognized equivalent. â&#x20AC;˘ Apply online at the website above.

Classroom (FF) $111.39

Non-Violent Crisis Intervention-Recertification

CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

CONFMHN08

SESS DELIVERY

Learn to plan and mediate transitions for children with ASD. Examine models for effective transition planning, assessment and evaluation, differing perspectives on transitions within and across environments, developing collaborative relationships with parents and professionals, understanding transition practices and relevant legislation.

$472.05

Crisis Prevention Institute NVCI Certification valid for 1 year upon successful completion. Participants must wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe, rubber soled, flat shoes. Physical exertion is required. Registrations will only be accepted from current Mohawk College Diploma or Certificate students. Bring proof of registration to class. Fee includes workbook. Equivalent to: CONF10004. CRN DAY(S) START END

EDUC10031

FEE

$472.05

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CREDCAR01

Theories Of Career Development

CREDCAR02

Career Development Resources

CREDCAR03

Work Search Tools and Techniques

CREDCAR04

Individual Helping Relationships

CREDCAR05

Group Facilitation Skills

CREDCAR06

Career Development Measurement And Assessment

CREDCAR07

Socio Economic Change And Response

CREDCAR08

Diversity In The Workplace

CRED10100

Ethics in Career Consulting

If interested in a placement opportunity contact cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca for more information. Online courses are offered to provide flexible learning but include online face-to-face components to benefit all learners.

Career Development Resources

CRN DAY(S) START END

11044

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CREDCAR02

Integrate attributes of career development resources by examining print and electronic information sources available. Develop expertise in accessing relevant information using computer programs to guide individuals through the career decision-making and work search process. Compile timely and accurate career development resources information by creating a Career Resources Compendium. Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan22 Apr16

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Prepare and meet the requirements for upcoming Autism and Behavioural Science field placements. Students must take EDUC10120 (ABS Field Preparation) and CONFMHN08 (Nonviolent Crisis Intervention) to be equivalent to WORK10152 (Field Placement Prep).

Transition Planning and Implementation

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Diversity In The Workplace

CREDCAR08

Career Consultants have the opportunity to work with individuals from many diverse groups. Prepare to advise clients with specific needs and examine and address possible barriers to employment. Legislative regulations will be discussed including The Ontario Human Rights Code, Conflict Resolution and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. CRN DAY(S) START END

11045

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan23 Apr17

eLearn

Theories Of Career Development

FEE

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

$288.54

HMNSCC142

CREDCAR01

Survey current theories of career development, with an emphasis on dominant concepts and the accompanying processes. Examine the history, current thinkers in the field, life-span development, decision-making, and adaptation to change. Online live video sessions, students can participate in the session or wait and watch the recorded session. CRN DAY(S) START END

11043 D

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan21 Apr15

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

Child & Youth Care Diploma (612)

ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA Graduation Requirement: 30 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cyc Designed to meet the needs of students who wish to obtain a recognized credential by studying part-time (evenings) and pursue, or enhance, a career as a Child & Youth Care professional. Identical to the full-time program which is offered during the day. Courses are generally scheduled in the evenings but students are usually required to complete some field placement hours during the day. You are encouraged to complete 2-3 courses per term (3 terms per year). The curriculum is intended to develop the knowledge and skills graduates need to specialize in supporting children and youth experiencing social, emotional, mental health and behavioural challenges. Advanced course work focuses on a range of prevention, interviewing and treatment strategies and how these theoretical concepts can be applied in the field. Includes interviewing techniques, conflict management, counselling skills and program development. In addition, learn advocacy skills and be introduced to legal issues involving children and youth, including the child welfare system and the criminal justice system. Admission Requirements • Courses are restricted to those who have applied and been accepted. • An Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a minimum of 70% in Grade 12 English (guideline) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • Prior to acceptance potential students may complete some courses (i.e. Communications, General Education Elective, etc.). Visit the website for more information. • A criminal background check may be required before beginning placement. • Apply online at the website above.

Introduction to Child and Youth Care Practice

HMNSCC143

Introduction to Group Dynamics

HMNSCC162

Therapeutic Programming & Life Skills

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Psychology

SSCISS108

Introduction to Sociology

1 Communications Course (COMMLL041 or COMM11040) COUN10004

Introduction to Counselling and Communication Skills

HMNS10102

Introduction to Abuse/Trauma/Resiliency

HMNS10148

Professionalism in CYC

HMNSCC257

Intervention Strategies for CYC

PSYCSS271

Developmental Psychology

MGMTCC153

Legislation: Policies & Procedures

COUN10008

Advanced Interviewing & Counselling

HMNS10103

Working with Exceptionalities

HMNS10112

Advanced Therapeutic Programming

HMNSCC358

Adolescence: Treatment Approaches & Issues

HSCICC327

Health Care & Pharmacology for Child & Youth Care

OPELXXXXX

General Education 1 Option Table

HMNS10124

Trauma Informed Treatment Approaches

HMNSCC532

Family Work

HMNSCC553

Community Interventions & Resources

HMNSCC556

Advanced Group Work

HMNSCC558

Human Sexuality for Child & Youth Worker

OPELXXXXZ

General Education 2 Option Table

HMNS10154

Field Placement Seminar

HMNSCC457

Cognitive Behaviour Modification in CYC

HMNSCC458

Assessment & Treatment Strategies in CYW

WORK10136

Field Placement 1

448

HMNS10105

Professional Development in Child & Youth Care

WORK10137

Field Placement 2

504

Advanced Group Work

HMNSCC556

Designed to provide an in-depth study of the interactions, issues and key concepts that occur in small groups. Emphasis placed on the student proposing, designing, implementing and evaluating a therapeutic group to be presented to the class. Prerequisites: HMNSCC143 and HMNSCC162 and HMNS10008.

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11029 WE

6:15-9:30

Jan15 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

13 Blended (FF)

FEE

$378.45

Assessment And Treatment Strategies In Child Youth Care

HMNSCC458

CRN DAY(S) START END

11046

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

Cognitive Behaviour Modification In Child and Youth Care

$288.54

HMNSCC457

Presents two treatment approaches: the theory and techniques of Behaviour Modification and Cognitive Behavioural Modification. Each theory will be examined on its own merit and then studied in terms of an integration of the two approaches. CRN DAY(S) START END

11047

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

Community Interventions & Resources

$192.36

HMNSCC553

Review systems and other community change theories, learn methods of identifying gaps in service, access community resources, communication networks, professional networks, referral procedures and strategies for change. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11028 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Blended (FF)

Field Placement 1

$288.54

WORK10136

Field placement provides an opportunity to integrate classroom theories while learning through real life situations. Introduces a variety of situations and provides exposure to a spectrum of community services, including public and private supported community agencies and institutions. Equivalent to: WORKCC455 (Field Internship 1). You MUST register for HMNS10104 and WORK10136. Required prerequisites are listed at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cyc. CRN DAY(S) START END

11014

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

FieldWork

Field Placement 2

$498.35

WORK10137

Field placement 2 continues to provide opportunities to learn through real life situations by benefitting from the knowledge and guidance of the CYC staff and supervisors. Required prerequisites are listed at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cyc. CRN DAY(S) START END

11015

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

FieldWork

Health Care & Pharmacology For Child & Youth Care

$738.18

HSCICC327

Gain basic knowledge & skills to provide appropriate health care to the ill & convalescent child/adolescent. Learn skills necessary for the safe preparation & administration of medication. Includes medications used with emotionally disturbed children & adolescents and for common illnesses and infections. CRN DAY(S) START END

11048

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

Human Sexuality For Child & Youth Care

eLearn

FEE

COUN10011

Many clients seek help from community and social service agencies because they have difficulty coping with or managing problem situations. Covers the basic theory and skills necessary for effective interviewing and counselling. Equivalent to: COUN10004. CRN DAY(S) START END

11083

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Interviewing Skills 2

COUN10012

Build and expand the counselling skills introduced and practiced in Interviewing Skills I. Learn to use various higher order skills as measured by the interpersonal influence continuum, including confrontation, interpretation and focusing. Equivalent to: COUN10008. Prerequisite: COUN10011. CRN DAY(S) START END

11084

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Legislation: Policies & Procedures

MGMTCC153

Focus on government structures, children's services legislation, agency licensing, policies & procedure, legal rights of children & adolescents, court procedures, logistics & protocol, routes of entry into service system, ethics & legal standards of work practice. Prerequisite: HMNSCC142. CRN DAY(S) START END

11049

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

$288.54

Professionalism in CYC Practice

HMNS10148

A first step practical application course focusing on the integration of theory, field-related issues and personal development in conjunction with mandatory completion of 56 hours of CYC field placement preparation experience, providing learners with the opportunity to demonstrate the initial skills required both personally and professionally for becoming a CYC practitioner. CRN DAY(S) START END

12897

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

$554.85

Seminar 2 - Trends and Issues in Child and Youth Care

HMNS10104

An integrative seminar that assists you in processing and exploring trends and issues in Child and Youth Work as you move through Field Internship. You MUST register for HMNS10104 and WORK10136. Prerequisite: WORK10112. CRN DAY(S) START END

11016

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

Therapeutic Programming & Life Skills

eLearn

FEE

$192.36

HMNSCC162

Focus on the therapeutic use of programming in the care and treatment of children and adolescents. Demonstrate the ability to plan, implement and evaluate activities to meet the developmental needs and treatment goals of the individual and client group. Learn to teach instrumental life skills and social skills to children and adolescents. CRN DAY(S) START END

11030 TH

TIMES

Jan16 Apr16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

14 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

HMNSCC558

Integrate Human Sexuality Theory through planning, implementing and evaluating therapeutic programs. Prerequisites: HMNSCC162 & HMNSCC358. CRN DAY(S) START END

11027 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Apr13 6:15-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

13 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Provides a forum for discussion to assist students to integrate theory (from previous & present courses) with practice. Study case assessment, service planning, case formulation, treatment planning and develop report writing skills and applied treatment skills as the primary CYW with a client, within a multidisciplinary team. Prerequisites: HMNSCC358 and HMNS10102.

Interviewing Skills 1

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Family Relationships and Impact on Psychiatric Disorders HLTH10217

Children's Mental Health

Examine the interconnectedness of family relationships and their effect on common abnormal psychiatric disorders in the infant, child and adolescent populations.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 6 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cmh Focus on the developmental process in children. Understand psychiatric disorders and associated behaviours, risk factors and triggers, the identification of behaviours and symptoms, family relationships, and intervention and prevention strategies. Designed for Human Services professionals, parents and others who are currently working with infant, child and adolescent populations with potential mental health challenges.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

12108

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Prevention and Intervention Strategies - Child Mental Health HLTH10216

Learn how to apply prevention and intervention strategies to appropriately respond to stressful situations in the infant, child and adolescent population. Focus on the effective application of communication, critical thinking and problem solving skills in a variety of situations. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HLTH10214

Psychiatric Disorders Common to Infant, Child and Adolescent

HLTH10215

Risk Factors of Common Psychiatric Disorders

HLTH10216

Prevention and Intervention Strategies - Child Mental Health

Emphasizes understanding abnormal cognitive and behavioural disorders and the daily effects and challenges on the mental health of the infant, child and adolescent population.

HLTH10217

Family Relationships and Impact on Psychiatric Disorders

CRN DAY(S) START END

HLTH10218

Cognitive Development, Trauma and Loss Child Health Focus

Risk Factors of Common Psychiatric Disorders

Options - Choose 1: EDUCEC121

Child Development and Behaviour 1

PSYCSS271

Developmental Psychology

Child Development & Behaviour 1

EDUCEC121

12107

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $409.15

Psychiatric Disorders Common to Infant, Child and Adolescent

12105

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

HLTH10214

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

HLTH10215

Recognize the risk factors and triggers associated with common psychiatric disorders in the infant, child and adolescent population. Early identification and awareness of the behaviours will enable you to appropriately identify and assess the situation at hand. CRN DAY(S) START END

12106

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Study the theories and principles of child development as well as neuro-research findings affecting the prenatal and early developmental process. CRN DAY(S) START END

11051

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

Cognitive Development, Trauma and Loss - Child Health Focus

$288.54

HLTH10218

Determine the effects of trauma on the cognitive development of infants, children and adolescents and identify those children with trauma histories in order to limit the potential triggers within the therapeutic environment. CRN DAY(S) START END

12109

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Developmental Psychology

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYCSS271 (E)

Examine the growth and changes of mental, social and emotional characteristics from cradle to grave, with special emphasis on development of human personality. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12531 12767

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

GO FURTHER WITH A GRADUATE CERTIFICATE • Evening, weekend and online learning options • Make connections in your field • Increase your employability • Advance your career

Specialize your skills in less than a year mohawkcollege.ca/gradstudies CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Community and Social Services Management Certificate (987)

Graduation Requirement: 13 courses

Graduation Requirement: 12 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/concurrent

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cssm Develop the skills to manage community organizations, including those in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Admission Requirements • Courses are restricted to those who have applied and been accepted. • Ontario College Diploma (two-year or longer) or University Degree, or an acceptable combination of related work experience and post-secondary education (as determined by the College). • Apply online at the website above.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10167

The Canadian Economy

BUSN10168

Public Administration

BUSN10169

Social Entrepreneurship

BUSN10170

Ethical Practice

BUSN10171

Management Principles

COMP10178

Project Management Applications

ACCT10121

Business Applications

BUSN10099

Corporate Social Responsibilities

BUSN10172

Leadership and Communications

BUSN10173

Resources Development & Civic Engagement

BUSN10174

Integrated Learning Project

HRES10044

HR for Community Management

Ethical Practice

11012

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

COUN10003

Development of Counselling Skills

CRED10088

Preparation for Field Placement

HLTH10152

Fostering Healthy Lifestyles

HLTH10153

Pharmacology for Concurrent Disorders

HMNS10050

Concurrent Disorders

HMNS10094

Concurrent Disorders, Issues & Ethics

COMM10131

Research, Reports and Proposals

CRED10081

Concurrent Disorders Field Seminar

HMNS10052

CD Treatment: Models for Treating Varied Populations

HMNS10053

Supporting Families Living With Concurrent Disorders

HMNS10054

Relapse Prevention and Harm Reduction

FEE

SAFE10085

Critical Incident & Safety Management

$359.52

WORK10113

Field Placement Concurrent Disorders

200

BUSN10171

Evaluate the key functions and roles of managers. CRN DAY(S) START END

11013

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

$360.78

Management Principles

eLearn

Project Management Applications

FEE

$474.77

COMP10178

Apply project management skills through preparation of comprehensive projects. Use productivity tools such as Microsoft Project software to manage the projects. CRN DAY(S) START END

11058

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

PROGRAM OF STUDIES It is recommended that you complete 2 - 3 courses per semester to complete your credential in 2 years. Hours

BUSN10170

SESS DELIVERY

Admission Requirements • Prior approval for this certificate is necessary. • Minimum two-year College diploma or University degree. • Preference given to applicants with a diploma or degree in Human Services. • Past history working with individuals in a volunteer/field placement activity is strongly recommended. • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment. • Apply online at the website above. • Spring and Fall intake only.

Mandatory Courses:

Examine the foundations of ethical thinking while considering the different perspectives and rationale for ethical decision making. TIMES

Develop an understanding of substance abuse, mental illness and the use of drugs in this part-time program. Complete field placements in a variety of community organizations. There is an increasing recognition of the unique needs of people who live with concurrent disorders in the helping professions. Co-occurring substance use and mental health problems present challenges for people in accessing comprehensive support and services. Most promising practices in social and health service agencies include integrated treatment approaches that are based on processes of empowerment that complement a person-centered model of wellness and health. Similarly, stakeholders locally and provincially, have acknowledged the need for employees with an understanding of people who live with concurrent disorders as well as supports, resources, and evidence based approaches.

NOTE: Completion of Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (CONFMHN08) and ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (HMNS10038) is equivalent to Critical Incident & Safety Management (SAFE10085).

CD Treatment: Models for Treating Varied Populations HMNS10052

Examine the needs of varied populations who experience concurrent disorders as they relate to a range of treatment approaches. Utilize evidence based industry specific tools in screening, assessment and treatment planning. CRN DAY(S) START END

11010

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$311.85

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Concurrent Disorders Certificate (252)

Concurrent Disorders Field Seminar

CRED10081

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

An integrative seminar that assists in connecting field placement experience to theory. You MUST register for CRED10081 and WORK10113. CRN DAY(S) START END

11007

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

$124.74

Concurrent Disorders, Issues & Ethics

HMNS10094

Explore the impact of prejudice and discrimination on people with mental health and substance use problems, as well as the issues and ethics involved when working with people experiencing concurrent disorders. CRN DAY(S) START END

11011

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

Field Placement Concurrent Disorders

$374.22

WORK10113

Application of theoretical and skill knowledge to field practicum. You MUST register for CRED10081 and WORK10113. CRN DAY(S) START END

11008

TIMES

Counselling Techniques Certificate (802)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/counsellingtechniques Designed for individuals who wish to develop counselling skills. Most participants are employed in roles where skills in interviewing or information gathering are required. Professionals in the community with extensive and relevant knowledge, skills and experience facilitate the courses. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;¢ Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED).

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

$756.27

COMMTC101

Interaction And Communications

HLTH10152

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FieldWork

COUNTC103

Interviewing Skills In Counselling

Appraise appropriate wellness education and engagement strategies in the development and promotion of healthy lifestyles with a focus on individuals who live with concurrent disorders.

COUNTC104

Individual Counselling

COUNTC105

Group Counselling

CRN DAY(S) START END

COUNTC208

Issues And Ethics In Counselling

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Psychology

PSYCSS271

Developmental Psychology

PSYCTC106

Report Writing For The Behavioural Sciences

Fostering Healthy Lifestyles

11009

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$249.48

ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training HMNS10038 Learn to recognize risk and how to intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide, in this intensive, interactive and practice-dominated course. Suitable for mental health professionals, health care providers, pharmacists, teachers, counsellors, youth workers, police and correctional staff, school staff, clergy and community volunteers. Fee includes training materials. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/asist for more information. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11021 SA/SU Feb22 Feb23 8:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $150.92

Non-Violent Crisis Intervention-Recertification

CONFEH108

11018 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Jan14 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention

FEE

Classroom (FF) $93.33

CONFMHN08

TIMES

11020 SA/SU Jan11 Jan12 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $111.39

Developmental Psychology

PSYCSS271 (E)

Examine the growth and changes of mental, social and emotional characteristics from cradle to grave, with special emphasis on development of human personality. CRN DAY(S) START END

12531 12767

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Group Counselling

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

COUNTC105

Gain an understanding of the theory and practice of successful group leadership and participation. Blended delivery. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11026 WE

6:15-9:30

Jan15 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Introduction to Psychology

PSYCSS156 (E)

Examine the basis of human behavior. Study the scientific research process, the human brain and the nervous system, sensation and perception, learning, memory and personality. CRN DAY(S) START END

12591 12249 TH 12758 12770

Jan14 Jan16 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr21 Apr16 6:30-9:30 14 May11 Jun8

Issues And Ethics In Counselling

OntarioLearn Classroom (FF) OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

FEE

$388.54 $288.54 $388.54 $388.54

COUNTC208

Examine the ethical framework and the professional conduct standards in place for counsellors in various community settings and agencies.

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11025 TU

6:15-9:30

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

13 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

Sexual Violence

Criminal Psychology and Behaviour

SSCI10008 (E)

Completion Requirement: 6 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/criminal

12547

Designed for those who work or volunteer in corrections programs, law enforcement, women's shelters, with youth at risk, or who have a special interest in criminal psychology and behaviour. Explore the reasons individuals become criminals, what motivates criminal behaviour, and why people are attracted to those with deviant behaviours.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

PSYC10002

Criminal Psychology - Psychopathic Minds

PSYC10003

Criminal Psychology 2 - Criminal Minds

PSYC10006

Domestic and Workplace Violence

PSYC10008

Co-dependency as an Addiction

SSCI10006

Cults and Terrorism

SSCI10008

Sexual Violence

PSYC10008 (E)

Examine the personalities of abusers and those who are abused and how individuals with complimentary personality disorders unite and form bonds. Object Relations Theory and how women and men are unconsciously drawn to abusive partners because of personality disorders caused by childhood abuse or neglect will be the focal point. CRN DAY(S) START END

12537

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Criminal Psychology - Psychopathic Minds

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYC10002 (E)

Explore the psychopathic mind and examine how and why some individuals become criminals. Study what is known about serial killers, stalkers, rapists and criminals and current techniques used in criminal profiling and questioning. CRN DAY(S) START END

12130 12081

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Criminal Psychology 2 - Criminal Minds

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15 OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYC10003 (E)

Identify the characteristics of the criminal mind. Investigate issues discussed in Criminal Psychology Psychopathic Minds and examine psychological models related to criminology. CRN DAY(S) START END

12042

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Cults and Terrorism

FEE

OntarioLearn $365.15

SSCI10006 (E)

Examine conformity issues surrounding religious fundamentalism, sects, cults, and terrorist groups. Explore reasons people join, and why they may have difficulty leaving, society's role in supporting cultic groups and strategies for protecting individuals and vulnerable populations. CRN DAY(S) START END

12149 12082

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Domestic and Workplace Violence

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15 OntarioLearn $409.15

PSYC10006 (E)

Examine conflict resolution strategies and where they work to reduce incidents of violent behaviour such as abusive relationships, confrontation in the workplace and violence in the schools. CRN DAY(S) START END

12043

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Diversity and Intercultural Relations

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/diversity

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Co-dependency as an Addiction

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $365.15

Learn to recognize racial inequity and negative stereotyping as a significant social problem. Gain a greater understanding of the complex issues arising from the interaction of different cultural and ethnic groups within contemporary Canada. Examine diversity in a social context, explore critical differences in cross-cultural communication and identify the sources, causes, forms and manifestations of these issues in our society. Prepare yourself to act equitably and justly when working with diverse populations.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMM10073

Introduction to Intercultural Communication

SSCI10017

Diversity and First Nations

SSCI10026

Introduction to Racism and Discrimination

SSCI10072

Western and Eastern Traditions in World Religions

SSCISS108

Introduction to Sociology

SSCISS288

Contemporary Social Problems-Police Foundations

SSCISS108 is offered on page 46.

Contemporary Social Problems-Police Foundations SSCISS288

Current social science paradigms and theories are used as a framework for analysis of contemporary social issues relevant to vocations in police services. Explore how individual behaviours collectively create social issues. Includes: crime, violence, abuse, social stratification, ageism, and racism. Prerequisite: SSCISS108. CRN DAY(S) START END

12550

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Diversity and First Nations

SSCI10017

Examine inequality in various social settings, including but not limited to: race, gender, ethnicity, class, and sexual orientation. Enhance knowledge of important issues in the Aboriginal cultures of Canada, and explore the legal status of Aboriginal people and Aboriginal rights and self-determination. Equivalent to: SSCI10039 (Diversity & First Nations: Canada). CRN DAY(S) START END

12150

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Intercultural Communication

COMM10073 (E)

Build skills and confidence in communicating respectfully with people from different cultures. Consider differences in gestures, personal space and customs and identify intercultural issues in North American society. CRN DAY(S) START END

12100

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Introduction to Racism and Discrimination

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SSCI10026 (E)

Enhance your awareness of discrimination and racism and explore sociological factors that contribute to bias and prejudice. Consider how to manage these issues as occupational professionals and individuals in a multicultural society. CRN DAY(S) START END

12151

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

Study sexual violence in the context of male toward female, female toward male, and incest and child abuse. Examine the reasons for sexually deviant behaviors and the latest strategies for treating victims and perpetrators.

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Western and Eastern Traditions in World Religions

SSCI10072

Examine transformations in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism in response to environments, circumstances, and challenges. Discover founding narratives and figures, religious and mystical traditions, theological doctrines, rituals, concepts of life, death and time, and the relationship between religion and ethical, social and political life. Understand the academic study of religion, as well as non-religious based theories, to discover why religions exist. CRN DAY(S) START END

12549 D

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Early Childhood Education Diploma (213)

Child Development & Behaviour 1 CRN DAY(S) START END

11051

Graduation Requirement: 22 courses

SESS DELIVERY

Through a blend of online and face-to-face evening courses, prepare to work in municipal or private institutions offering educational care for preschool children. Meets the certification requirements of the Association for Early Childhood Education. Admission Requirements • Courses are restricted to those who have applied and been accepted. • Grade 12 English (70% guideline). • Volunteer experience in child care is strongly recommended. • Communicable Disease Screening and a Criminal Background Check will be required before beginning placement. • Apply online at the website above.

$288.54

EDUCEC221

Explore theories, principles, and changes evident in developing physical, intellectual, language, social & emotional perspectives in the middle childhood years. Consider the milestones, behaviours, abilities and emergent skills of this key period. Prerequisite: EDUCEC121. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

The program of studies displayed below is the current program of studies for the 2019/20 academic year. Students who started in previous academic years may require different courses to be eligible to graduate. If you have questions regarding a strategy for completion contact cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca. Mandatory Courses:

Hours

EDUC10074

Responsive Care for Infants and Toddlers

EDUC10093

Field Placement Prep

EDUCEC115

Learning Environment 1

EDUCEC121

Child Development & Behaviour 1

EDUCEC128

Parent Teacher Child Relationship 1

HLTHEC101

Health, Safety & Nutrition

1 Communications Course (COMMLL041 or COMM11040)

FEE

eLearn

$288.54

EDUC10084

The person first, the disability second! Develop an understanding of various disabilities so you may work with children effectively in an inclusive environment. Equivalent to: EDUCEC301. CRN DAY(S) START END

12132

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

ECE Curriculum 1

EDUCEC323

Prepare curriculum to support the interests and intelligences of children, based on documentation, philosophy and reflective practice in a respectful environment. Equivalent to: EDUC10118. CRN DAY(S) START END

11053

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

Family Dynamics

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

eLearn

Children with Exceptionalities

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ece

FEE

$288.54

EDUCEC129

Explore the relationship between the individual and the family and the meaning of family within a socially diverse context. Examine the dynamics, changes and challenges within families, and enhance self-awareness regarding personal experiences, beliefs and values. CRN DAY(S) START END

11075

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Field Placement Prep EDUC10093 ACCELERATED! Prepare and meet the requirements for upcoming field

placements. Includes Health Tracker Fee. CRN DAY(S) START END

11050

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar2 Apr17

Issues In ECE

eLearn

FEE

$197.18

EDUCEC428

Focus on expanding your awareness and understanding of topics such as child abuse, research into the impact of quality in child care, the importance of advocacy, and other current issues. Equivalent to: EDUC10113.

EDUCEC215

Learning Environment 2

EDUCEC221

Child Development & Behaviour 2

11076

EDUCEC228

Parent Teacher Child Relationship 2

WORK10156

ECE Practicum 1

228

Learning Environment 2

OPELXXXXZ

General Education Option

EDUC10113

Advocacy, Ethics and Policy

EDUC10118

Curriculum Theory & Approaches

EDUCEC301

Inclusion in the ECE Classroom

EDUCEC420

Parents As Partners

WORK10157

ECE Practicum 2

228

EDUC10114

Supervising for Leadership and Quality

EDUC10119

Philosophy & Curriculum Design

EDUCEC129

Family Dynamics

WORK10158

ECE Practicum 3

228

OPELXXXXX

General Education Option

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

Jan16 Apr23

Child Development & Behaviour 2

11052

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

EDUCEC121

Study the theories and principles of child development as well as neuro-research findings affecting the prenatal and early developmental process.

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $296.45

EDUCEC215

Focus on the importance of play and children's interests as key components of effective learning environments. Develop advanced skills in planning developmentally appropriate interactive curriculum for children. Prerequisite: EDUCEC115. CRN DAY(S) START END

11032 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr15 6:30-9:30

Parent Teacher Child Relationship 1

SESS DELIVERY

14 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

EDUCEC128

Focus on a variety of observation techniques to enhance your work with children, families and co-workers. CRN DAY(S) START END

11031 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Apr14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

14 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

Supervision And Administration

EDUCEC332

CRN DAY(S) START END

11054

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

FEE

eLearn

Wellness for Children

$240.45

HLTH10121

Learn to optimize safety, nutrition and health in a child care environment. Focus on infection control, minimizing indoor and outdoor safety risks, and ensuring nutritional balance. Equivalent to: HLTHEC101. CRN DAY(S) START END

12104 12901

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $292.36 OntarioLearn $292.36

Working with Parents

EDUC10076

Learn to work effectively with parents. Examine the dual role of parents as a resource and client, and the role of child care as a support system for families. Develop skills necessary to plan, implement and evaluate parent meetings. Equivalent to: EDUCEC420. CRN DAY(S) START END

12103 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Early Childhood Education - Leadership and Administration Certificate (932)

HRES10023

Discover how Human Resources legislative acts and regulatory standards impact employee recruitment and retention in the field of early learning and care. Apply HR principles to develop position descriptions, implement the selection process, and motivate and engage staff. Utilize effective conflict resolution strategies in managing performance and delivering various work wellness programs. 21 hours in class, 21 hours online. Equivalent to: HRES10018. CRN DAY(S) START END

11033 WE C

TIMES

Jan15 Apr15 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Blended (FF)

$288.54

Early Childhood Education Resource Consulting Certificate (956)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/eceresourceteacher Provides ECE graduates with training to work with children with special needs. Focus on integration and programming for individuals and groups. Graduates will be qualified to become Resource Teachers as defined by the Child Care Early Years Act. Admission Requirements • An ECE Diploma or recognized equivalent. • Apply online at the website above.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

EDUCRT001

Introduction to Resource Teaching

HMNSRT011

Individual Development Planning 1

Courses designed through a collaborative effort with Affiliated Services for Children and Youth. Benefit from the guidance of community leaders with extensive professional experience in Early Learning and Care. Competencies from the Occupational Standards for Child Care Administrators are incorporated in the curriculum.

HMNSRT031

Working with Families

HMNSRT041

Individual Developmental Planning 2

HMNSRT061

Advocacy In The School And Community

LIBRRT071

CoOrdinating Resources

Admission Requirements • An ECE Diploma or recognized equivalent. • Apply online at the website above. • Fall intake only.

WORKRT021

Field Practicum 1

105

WORKRT051

Field Practicum 2

105

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/eceleadershipadmin

CoOrdinating Resources

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMM10286

ECE Communication and Relationships

EDUC10080

ECE Leadership Development

EDUC10081

ECE - Family Engagement

EDUC10082

ECE - Leadership in Action

FINC10027

ECE - Governance and Financial Management

HRES10023

ECE - Human Resources

ECE-Governance and Financial Management

FINC10027

Integrate relevant legislation and governing systems into early learning and child care programs. Implement sound administrative practices, including extensive use of technology, for organizational effectiveness. Prepare, monitor, and report on balanced budgets by exploring revenue generation opportunities and mitigating expenses. Equivalent to: FINC10005. CRN DAY(S) START END

11034

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

CRN DAY(S) START END

11057

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

Individual Development Planning 1

FEE

$288.54

HMNSRT011

Apply different observation techniques, screening procedures and assessment tools in the screening and assessment process for preschool children. Implement a functional assessment tool with the intention of creating an Individual Program Plan for a child, which includes a written report, strengths and goals, and short term program planning using a class wide approach. Prerequisite or Corequisite: EDUCRT001. CRN DAY(S) START END

11056

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

Introduction to Resource Teaching

FEE

$288.54

EDUCRT001

Explore the role of a resource teacher in licensed care settings, community outreach programs and clinical situations. Analyze current issues, trends and legislation with a historical look at inclusion. Differentiate between various diagnoses with focus on speech and language and develop individualized health care plans. CRN DAY(S) START END

11055 Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

LIBRRT071

Establish a toolkit of community based resources for early learning environments, families, and children with exceptionalities. Analyze complex issues related to the screening and assessment process as it relates to service delivery and the identification of community resources. Navigate multiple perspectives and strengthen your ability to function as a contributing team member and facilitator.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Introduces the relevant legislation and necessary administrative procedures for operating a child care centre. Discover techniques for establishing effective teams, mentoring relationships, personnel management, and understand the role of professional and community resources. Equivalent to: EDUC10114.

ECE-Human Resources

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Adaptive and Assistive Technology

Educational Support Diploma (747)

COMP10006

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Learn to use adaptive technology to assist special needs children. You must have experience in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet search techniques. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE19.

Graduation Requirement: 25 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/es Complete your diploma online! Obtain the knowledge, skills and aptitudes to work with and support children with special needs in an educational environment.

Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student Development EDUC10001

Admission Requirements • Courses are restricted to those who have applied and been accepted. • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% guideline). • First aid and crisis intervention training are strongly recommended. • Apply online at the website above.

Hours

EDUC10075

Placement Preparation

EDUCEDE14

Foundations of Education

EDUCEDE19

Technology in Education

MATH10065

Math in an Educational Setting

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Psychology

SAFE10004

Safety In An Educational Setting

1 Communications course (COMMLL041 or COMM11040)

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

11078

Develop essential tools for working with children with ASD. Review the work of local professionals and international Autism experts, with emphasis on communication, social skills, behavioral challenges, family, sensory and educational issues. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE23. CRN DAY(S) START END

11931

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities

EDUCEDE22

Explore suitable approaches for working with students with exceptionalities, their parents, and professional colleagues. Learn appropriate strategies for managing behavioral and/or emotional challenges. Prerequisites: EDUCEDE14. CRN DAY(S) START END

11918

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Classroom Skills

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUCEDE21

Examine Ontario Curriculum, with emphasis on language arts, mathematics, one content area and physical education. Develop understanding of teamwork in a classroom and become more effective in assisting learners. Prerequisites: EDUCEDE14 and EDUCEDE17 and EDUCEDE22. CRN DAY(S) START END

11917

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Communication Exceptionalities

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUCEDE23

Discuss the types of communications exceptionalities and their implications for students. Integrate previous learning on behavior management and other aspects of communications. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE22.

EDUC10040

Total Communication Part 1

EDUC10085

Placement 1

132

11945

EDUC10116

Inclusion and Diversity

EDUCEDE17

Personal And Interpersonal Dynamics

Foundations of Education

EDUCEDE22

Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities

PSYCSS271

Developmental Psychology

OPELXXXXX

General Education Option

11925

COMP10006

Adaptive and Assistive Technology

EDUC10041

Total Communication Part 2

Inclusion and Diversity

EDUC10086

Placement 2

132

EDUCEDE21

Classroom Skills

EDUCEDE23

Communication Exceptionalities

OPELXXXXZ

General Education Option

EDUC10001

Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student Development

EDUC10004

Learning Strategies

EDUC10037

Transition Planning

EDUC10087

Placement 3

132

EDUCEDE26

Physical and Multiple Exceptionalities

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

OntarioLearn $344.54

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUCEDE14

Focus on techniques, ethical practices, historical developments in education and the impact of legislation on the EA's role. Discuss learning styles, observation strategies and data collection in a classroom setting and community supports. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUC10116

Examine opportunities and challenges presented to the Educational Assistant in diverse settings. Develop a sensitivity and awareness of strategies to support inclusiveness and equity in the classroom for all students, especially those from marginalized groups. Equivalent to: EDUC10002. CRN DAY(S) START END

12567

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Learning Strategies

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUC10004 (E)

Help your students learn more effectively. Develop understanding of how we learn, remember, and solve problems. Learn to identify learning needs, and apply various strategies to support learning. Prerequisites: EDUCEDE17 and EDUCEDE21. CRN DAY(S) START END

11926

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Math in an Educational Setting

MATH10065

CRN DAY(S) START END

11929

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Personal And Interpersonal Dynamics

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUCEDE17

Enhance personal and professional skills in organizing information, analyzing tasks and situations, and selecting and implementing solutions. Analyze issues, philosophy and techniques related to behaviour management in educational settings. CRN DAY(S) START END

11927

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Physical and Multiple Exceptionalities

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUCEDE26

Investigate the unique needs of students with significant cognitive, physical or multiple challenges. Examine the collaboration and team roles, expectations, skills and supports for individuals. Research and share information on a variety of different challenges to become familiar with symptoms and strategies to effectively assist students to maximize learning and independence. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE23. CRN DAY(S) START END

11915

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Placement 1

EDUC10085

Under the guidance of a supervising teacher or school team, support learners effectively and demonstrate professional interactions in a Primary/Junior, Intermediate or Secondary educational division. Placement packages are available online once registered. Students may NOT begin placement until package is submitted and approved. Equivalent to: EDUCEDE16. Prerequisites: EDUC10075 and EDUCEDE14 and SAFE10004. CRN DAY(S) START END

11059

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $474.33

Placement 2

EDUC10086

Under the direction of a teacher, demonstrate capability in assisting students with three types of exceptionalities. Placement packages are available online once registered. Students may NOT begin placement until package is submitted and approved. Equivalent to: EDUCEDE24. Prerequisite: EDUC10085. CRN DAY(S) START END

11060

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $474.33

Placement 3

EDUC10087

Build on the skills demonstrated in previous field work as preparation for the EA role in your preferred school board. Assist students with three types of exceptionalities not addressed in Placement 2 in the implementation of their IEPs. Placement packages are available online once registered. Students may NOT begin placement until package is submitted and approved. Equivalent to: EDUCEDE25. Prerequisite: EDUC10086. CRN DAY(S) START END

11061

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $474.33

Placement Preparation

EDUC10075

Prepare for field placement, with emphasis on the Educational Assistant role, collaboration with other professionals, and requirements for participating in the practicum. CRN DAY(S) START END

11077

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Safety In An Educational Setting

SAFE10004

EDUCEDE19

Learn to use Ministry of Education Software and other programs to enhance skills in working with exceptional learners. Keyboarding and computer skills required. Access to Ministry software is recommended. Advised to be completing a placement concurrently. CRN DAY(S) START END

11928

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Total Communication Part 1

EDUC10040

Investigate non-verbal communication issues with particular focus on supporting deaf and hard of hearing students. Learn basic signed English, and explore nonverbal communication options and Sign Language issues. CRN DAY(S) START END

11932

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Total Communication Part 2

EDUC10041

Continue to examine teaching and implementation strategies to enhance communication skills, given different limitations and exceptionalities. Prerequisite: EDUC10040. CRN DAY(S) START END

11933

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Transition Planning

EDUC10037

Focus on the job coaching role. Learn to assist the exceptional learner with basic life skills and job readiness training. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE23 or EDUC10099. CRN DAY(S) START END

11930 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Fundamentals of Correctional Practices

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/correctional Gain an understanding of the law and theories relating to corrections, inmates and young offenders. Acquire safety and security skills and develop the ability to apply acquired learning in a practical fashion.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LAWS10152

Penology

LAWSPF111

Canadian Criminal Justice System

SAFE10091

Safe and Secure Environments

SSCI10061

Criminology Introduction

Options - Choose 2: LAWS10151

Correctional Practices

LAWSPF305

Youth in Conflict With The Law

PSYC10026

Special Populations I

PSYCSS021

World Of Abnormal Psychology

Canadian Criminal Justice System

LAWSPF111 (E)

Explore the history, function, role and organization of Canadian Law enforcement services and contemporary issues. CRN DAY(S) START END

12122

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Examine safety issues associated with physical care, coping with behavioral challenges, physical restraint, handling medical conditions, legislative requirements and WHMIS. Must be completed prior to registering for placement. CRN DAY(S) START END

11946

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Follow the five strands of math as per the Ontario curriculum guidelines set by the Ministry of Education at a grade 10 level. Review concepts in number sense and numeration, measurement, geometry, patterning and algebra, data management and probability.

Technology in Education

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Correctional Practices

LAWS10151

Essential institutional security duties are described and practiced including: key control, institutional counts, post security, personal and area searches, inmate escorts, inmate movement control, inmate segregation, control of contraband, admitting and discharge visits and correspondence, inventory control, transportation and mediations. Learn the techniques involved in writing security reports that meet institutional standards. CRN DAY(S) START END

12117

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $292.36

Criminology Introduction

SSCI10061

Criminology seeks to understand the underpinnings of criminal and deviant behavior. Examine this behavior through sociological, biological and psychological perspectives and apply this knowledge in critical examination of Canadian and global crimes and statistics. Provides a contemporary look at victimology and restorative justice. CRN DAY(S) START END

12153 12083 12084

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Penology LAWS10152 Covers the history of corrections leading to the present penal system with focus on the prevailing ideologies and practices of the day. Examine the effectiveness of various correctional strategies such as probation, parole, electronic monitoring, and boot camps. Visit federal correctional facilities within the context of this course. CRN DAY(S) START END

12119

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $292.36

Safe and Secure Environments

SAFE10091

Gain an understanding of the legal parameters of correctional operations, the organizational framework of federal and provincial correctional services, and an overview of staffing models and responsibilities in secure environments. Establish a knowledge foundation for subsequent applications of security skills. CRN DAY(S) START END

12146

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

Special Populations I

PSYC10026

Develop an awareness and appreciation of issues specific to working with unique client groups in the community and justice services field. Examine the legislation, policies, procedures, and interventions appropriate to the following special populations: female offenders/clients and indigenous offenders/clients. Population profiles, as well as historical theoretical perspectives, are examined. CRN DAY(S) START END

12145

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

World Of Abnormal Psychology

PSYCSS021 (E)

12443 12246 WE 12753 12762 A

Jan14 Jan15 Feb3 Mar2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr21 Apr8 6:30-10:00 13 May11 Jun8

A self-directed course on note taking, time management and study strategies.

Visit eLearn and sign up through â&#x20AC;&#x153;Open Offeringsâ&#x20AC;?

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

$388.54 $288.54 $388.54 $388.54

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 4 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/holistic Holistic Studies provides students with an introduction to the philosophy and practices of holistic health. Gain a foundational understanding of the mind, body and spirit connection that is instrumental in health and healing by examining physical, mental and spiritual dimensions, as well as bio-energetic and sociocultural factors. Various modalities of complementary and alternative therapies and lifestyle management techniques that promote self-healing will be explored in a comprehensive, educational, self-explorative environment to learn the art and science of integrative health.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HLTH10225

Mind, Body, Spirit: The Connection

HLTH10226

Stress Response and the Immune System

HLTH10227

Cultural Studies

HLTH10228

Alternative Healing Methods

KEYS TO SUCCESS

FEE

OntarioLearn Classroom (FF) OntarioLearn OntarioLearn

Holistic Studies - Introduction

OntarioLearn $292.36

Learning Support Centre

FEE

OntarioLearn $292.36

HLTH10228

Discover the complementary, alternative medicine (CAM) and healing practices that are used in combination with conventional medicine and treatment. Understand the five categories of CAM including: alternative medicinal systems, manipulative therapies, mind-body interventions, biological based treatments and energy therapies. In class dates: Jan 18, 25, Feb 1, 15, Mar 7, 14. CRN DAY(S) START END

11035 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Mar14 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $288.54

Libraries and Digital Technologies Certificate (965)

Capstone II

LIBR10051

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 12 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

11064

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/libdigtech celibrary@mohawkcollege.ca Digital technologies are transforming libraries and their services. Graduates of the Library Technician Diploma will benefit from this opportunity to update their knowledge! Keep pace with the challenges of these changes by examining updated knowledge and skills in an accessible, part-time, online program. Gain the conceptual insight and practical leadership strategies needed to address issues relating to digital technologies in library and information environments through active learning, a culminating activity and capstone project. Focus on the current and emerging technologies that affect your workplace and have an impact on the collections and services offered. Develop the 21st century fluency skills essential for active participation in libraries of all types. Obtain the skills and digital competencies needed to explore the opportunities and potential impact of current and emerging technologies on your organization. Admission Requirements • Library and Information Technician Diploma (college level) OR • Master of Library Sciences (MLS), Master of Library & Information Sciences (MLIS), Master of Information Science (MIS), Master of Information (MI) OR • Bachelor's degree with significant library experience. • Applicants who have completed Southern Ontario Library Service EXCEL, Advanced EXCEL or Advancing Public Library Leadership programs will be assessed on an individual basis by the Program Manager. • Apply online at the website above.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $1015.25

Issues in Digital Resource Management and Technologies LIBR10048 Explore the management of library resources in electronic formats with emphasis on collection development, licensing and acquisition of e-resources, as well as issues relating to access, copyright and archiving. Examine the integration of social media platforms in provision of services. Assess the role of electronic resource management systems (ERMs) and digital repositories. CRN DAY(S) START END

11066

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $406.70

User Experience in Libraries

LIBR10046

User experience (UX) research explores the behaviour, needs, and expectations of the users of a product or service in order to create a better product or service. Apply the principles and methods of user experience research to a library environment. Practice research methods and develop a research plan leading to insights about library users and improvements to physical and virtual library services and spaces. CRN DAY(S) START END

11065

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $406.70

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

INFO10172

Information Technology for Library Technicians

INFOLT402

Electronic Publishing and Emerging Library Technologies

LIBR10035

Introduction to Metadata and Metadata Applications

LIBR10036

Strategies for Instruction for Library Technicians

LIBR10041

Online Searching

LIBR10042

Resource Description & Access

LIBR10046

User Experience in Libraries

LIBR10047

Library Leadership in the Digital Age

LIBR10048

Issues in Digital Resource Management and Technologies

LIBR10049

Digital Media in Libraries

LIBR10050

Capstone I

100

LIBR10051

Capstone II

120

Some courses are listed under the Library and Information Technician Diploma. Refer to page 64.

Library and Information Technician Diploma Part-time or full-time study options are available! Gain the knowledge and practical skills needed in today’s evolving library environment. This program is now OSAP eligible.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/libraries Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Using skills acquired throughout the program, students will create an analytical research report leading to a client-focused proposal and multi-media presentation on a digital technology appropriate for library and information services industry. Prerequisite: LIBR10050.

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Library and Information Technician Diploma (800)

Options - Choose 2: COMMLT225

Genre Fiction And Readers' Advisory Service

LIBR10034

Youth Services and Issues

Graduation Requirement: 28 courses

LIBR10036

Strategies for Instruction for Library Technicians

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/library celibrary@mohawkcollege.ca

LIBRLT375

School Libraries

LIBRLT385

Children's Services and Issues

Prepare for employment in academic, public, school and special libraries and other information service settings. Through a carefully designed course of study that combines theory and hands-on practice, participants learn to acquire, organize, retrieve, produce, and disseminate information in print and electronic formats.

LIBRLT403

Special Libraries

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Admission Requirements • Applications must be submitted online through the Ontario College Application Service (OCAS) www.ontariocolleges.ca • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), general or advanced level, or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED), or mature student status. • A pass standing in grade 12 English at the general level, or equivalent.

SEMESTER ONE Mandatory Courses:

Hours

LIBRLT110

Introduction to Libraries and the Information Industry

COMP10136

Introduction to Computers 1

HRESLT150

Human Relations and Supervision

INFO10172

Information Technology for Library Technicians

LIBR10037

Circulation and Inter Library Loan

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: COMM10027

Organizational Business Communication

COMM10073

Introduction to Intercultural Communication

COMMLL041

Communication

Option Group 2 - Choose 1: COMM10043

Science Fiction

COMM10095

Understanding Literature

COMMLL903

Canadian Literature

COMMLLT06

Introduction to Children's Literature

COMMLLT11

Harry Potter To Aslan Children's Literature

SEMESTER TWO

LIBR10039

Library Classification

LIBR10040

Library Programming, Marketing and Advocacy

LIBR10043

Resource Description and Access II

LIBR10044

Reference Processes

LIBRLT350

Acquisitions

LIBRLT351

Serials

WORKLT290

Field Work 1

INFOLT340

Database Design For Information Workers

INFOLT402

Electronic Publishing and Emerging Library Technologies

LIBR10041

Online Searching

LIBR10042

Resource Description and Access I

MGMT10041

Library Financial Management and Budgeting

112

SEMESTER FOUR Mandatory Courses: LIBR10038

Indexing and Subject Analysis

LIBR10045

Reference Services and Sources

WORKLT490

Field Work 2

112

OPELXXXXX

General Education Option

OPELXXXXZ

General Education Option

Options - Choose 2: LIBR10002

Government Information

LIBR10004

Health Libraries and Resources

LIBR10035

Introduction to Metadata & Metadata Applications

LIBRLT335

Multimedia

LIBRLT405

Law Libraries And Legal Research

LIBRRM103

Archives

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

COMMLL122

12026

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: COMMLL122

Researching and Reporting-Lgs

COMM10027

Organizational Business Communication

Option Group 2 - Choose 1: COMP10166

Microsoft Office 2013

COMP10191

Microsoft Office 2016

Option courses are listed under other programs. Refer to the index.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Examine reactions and responses to death from a variety of perspectives. Compare anticipated responses to death as determined by an individual's relationship to the deceased. Consider other factors influencing the grief response such as age, gender and manner of death.

Active Records Management

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

School Based Support

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 3 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sbs Focus on supporting children and youth in an educational environment. Suitable for Child and Youth Worker students or graduates who are interested in learning more about how to support children and youth in a classroom setting. Admission Requirements • Child and Youth Worker Advanced Diploma (in-progress or completed). • Interested applicants should contact us by email cecommunity@mohawkcollege.ca.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Admission Requirements • Courses are restricted to those who have applied and been accepted. • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a minimum of 70% in grade 12 English (guideline) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • Prior to acceptance potential students may complete some courses (i.e. Communications, General Education Elective, etc.). • A criminal background check may be required before beginning placement. • Apply online at the website above.

Hours

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMMSO226

Interviewing Skills

EDUC10001

Autism Spectrum Disorder - Assisting Student Development

HIST10015

The History & Ethics of Social Work

EDUC10004

Learning Strategies

HMNS10100

Intro to Social Service Worker

COMP10006

Adaptive and Assistive Technology

HMNS10101

Community Awareness and Field Placement Preparation

HMNSSO127

Introduction To Group Dynamics

SSCI10047

Sociology for Social Service Workers

Adaptive and Assistive Technology

COMP10006

Learn to use adaptive technology to assist special needs children. You must have experience in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet search techniques. Prerequisite: EDUCEDE19.

1 Communications Course (COMMLL041 or COMM11040) COMM10260

Case Management and Documentation

OntarioLearn $344.54

CREDSO123

Professional Development

Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student Development EDUC10001

HMNSSO230

SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills

CRN DAY(S) START END

11078

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

HMNSSO232

Privilege & Oppression in SSW

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Psychology

WORK10120

Seminar 1

CRN DAY(S) START END

WORK10121

Field Placement 1

200

OPELXXXXX

General Education Option 1

HMNS10097

SSW Methods of Intervention

HMNS10098

Advocacy for SSW

HMNS10099

Working with Children & Adolescents

PSYCAS407

Abnormal Psychology

WORK10122

Seminar 2

WORK10123

Field Placement 2

200

OPELXXXXZ

General Education Option 2

HMNS10095

SSW Community Change

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

HMNS10096

Issues Related to Family

Graduation Requirement: 29 courses

HMNSSO231

Crisis Intervention

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/socialserviceworker

INDS10029

Decolonizing Social Service Worker Practices

Designed to meet the needs of students who wish to obtain a recognized credential by studying part-time (evenings) and pursue, or enhance, a career as a Social Service Worker. Identical to the full-time program which is offered during the day. Courses are generally scheduled in the evenings but students are usually required to complete field placement hours during the day. The curriculum is intended to develop the skills and knowledge that graduates need to assist individuals and families in working through various types of challenges and enjoying more stable and fulfilling lives. Includes topics such as social work history and ethics, advocacy skills and crisis intervention. Competency skills such as interviewing, counselling, case management and documentation will be developed. Incoming new students are encouraged to complete 3 courses per term in addition to field placements. By doing so, students may be able to graduate in as little as 3 years.

LAWS10112

Social Policy & Law

WORK10124

Seminar 3

WORK10125

Field Placement 3

200

11931

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Learning Strategies

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

EDUC10004 (E)

11926 D

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Social Service Worker Diploma (215)

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Community Awareness and Field Placement Preparation HMNS10101

CRN DAY(S) START END

11037 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Apr14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Blended (FF)

The History & Ethics of Social Work

$288.54

HIST10015

Understand the ethical practice of social work through the exploration of the historical development of Social Work as a profession in Canada. Attention is given to the history of society's response to meeting human needs; the evolution of the values and ethics in the social work profession; and the process of developing a framework for identifying, analyzing and implementing ethical dimensions of practice. Equivalent to: HMNSSO128. CRN DAY(S) START END

11039 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $192.36

Issues Related to Family

HMNS10096

Understand the needs of families with infants, children and adolescent members. Develop intervention strategies with a particular focus on disadvantaged families, parenting and child welfare concerns and reporting guidelines. Identify the challenges and changes of adolescence and develop comprehensive intervention strategies to assist teenagers. The final in class session will be 1 hour long. Equivalent to: HMNSSO432. CRN DAY(S) START END

11036 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar26 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Blended (FF)

SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills

$192.36

HMNSSO230

Practice fundamental skills and techniques that are used in direct practice with clients. A practical and experiential course, utilizing videotaping, role-plays, discussion and feedback. Prerequisite: COMMSO226. CRN DAY(S) START END

11040 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar11 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (FF)

SSW Methods of Intervention

$192.36

HMNS10097

Apply a strengths based approach to examine various populations in a generalist practice setting. Use different methods of intervention to develop an intervention strategy to promote change in a client's situation. Equivalent to: HMNSSO431. CRN DAY(S) START END

11038 TH

TIMES

Jan16 Apr16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

13 Blended (FF)

FEE

$288.54

MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE IN EDUCATION

TAUGHT LOCALLY AT MOHAWK COLLEGE The Master of Arts in Education is a versatile program offering a strong educational background to anyone who teaches, trains, or develops talent. Join the 1,500+ CMU Ontario alumni who have become leaders and innovators in education across Ontario.

global.cmich.edu/ international

Teaching the Adult Learner Certificate (129)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/teachingadultlearner Intended for individuals wishing to teach adults in a variety of environments including education and the workplace, or those who are currently teaching. Learn to facilitate effective program planning, design meaningful assessment and evaluation tools, and master good instructional skills. Explore learning styles, current issues in education, learning challenges, and instructing in non-traditional environments.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

EDUCTAL03

Adult Learning

EDUCTAL02

Curriculum Development

EDUCTAL04

Instructional Techniques

EDUCTAL05

Assessment And Evaluation

EDUCTAL08

Instructional Technology In Adult Education

SENSTAL06

Adults With Learning Disabilities

Adult Learning

EDUCTAL03

Learn to apply the principles of adult learning and develop the basic skills essential to successful instruction. Specifically designed for teachers and trainers of adults. CRN DAY(S) START END

12592 12759

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Adults With Learning Disabilities

SENSTAL06

Examine the needs of adults with learning disabilities in the educational setting and in society. Develop awareness of various exceptionalities and explore strategies for modifying course content, delivery, and evaluation to ensure success for all learners. Prerequisite: EDUCTAL03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12594

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Assessment And Evaluation

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

EDUCTAL05

Examine assessment and evaluation processes for adult learners. Evaluate your own practice as a teacher or trainer in your environment. Prerequisite: EDUCTAL03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12596 12760

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11

Curriculum Development

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

EDUCTAL02

Learn a systematic approach to curriculum development based on a model that includes needs assessment, learning outcomes, course outlines, lesson plans, and assessment approaches for evaluating performance. Develop a course outline and a lesson plan. Prerequisite: EDUCTAL03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12593 12771

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Instructional Techniques

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

EDUCTAL04

Explore instructional techniques, resources and classroom management strategies that challenge adult learners. Design and deliver a lesson online. A microphone is required for some course assignments. Prerequisite: EDUCTAL03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12595

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

globalint@cmich.edu

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Prepare for real-world, field placement experiences by developing job search materials and interviewing skills. Adopt professional practice behaviours and examine community resources to use in future field placements. A prerequisite for field work. Students are expected to take this course in the year leading up to their first field placement. Equivalent to: HMNS10008.

69 C

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Instructional Technology In Adult Education

EDUCTAL08

Examine effective integration of instructional technology into curriculum design, teaching techniques and assessment for adult learners. Considerable research and reading are required. Excellent computer and internet skills essential. Use multiple technologies including Turnitin. Prerequisite: EDUCTAL03. CRN DAY(S) START END

12030 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $262.10

Volunteer Management Certificate (095)

OTHER COURSES

Human Services ce.mohawkcollege.ca/human-services-courses

Abuse and Family Violence

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 4 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/volunteermgt Gain the knowledge and skills needed for effective management of volunteer programs. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED).

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

12156

TIMES

Learn to recognize risk and how to intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide, in this intensive, interactive and practice-dominated course. Suitable for mental health professionals, health care providers, pharmacists, teachers, counsellors, youth workers, police and correctional staff, school staff, clergy and community volunteers. Fee includes training materials. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/asist for more information.

Hours

Volunteer Management: Foundations

11021 SA/SU Feb22 Feb23 8:30-4:30

MGMT10164

Spectrum of Engagement

Behaviour Management Systems

MGMT10165

Volunteer Management: Administration

MGMT10166

Volunteer Management: Applied Project

MGMT10164

CRN DAY(S) START END

12127

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Volunteer Management: Administration

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

MGMT10165

Understand the support system behind volunteer engagement, which includes software programs, the development of policies and procedures, establishment of a budget, conflict resolution, administrative filing systems and the design of forms templates. Equivalent to: MGMT10153. Prerequisite: MGMT10163. CRN DAY(S) START END

12128

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $409.15

Volunteer Management: Applied Project

MGMT10166

In this capstone course you will put the theory of previous courses into practice by completing a project focused on volunteer engagement. Equivalent to: MGMT10154. Prerequisites: MGMT10163, MGMT10164 and MGMT10165. CRN DAY(S) START END

12129

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Volunteer Management: Foundations

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

MGMT10163

Discover the foundational pieces for successful engagement of volunteer resources. Develop a good planning process, based on recruitment/involvement models and current research on volunteering, which leads to better success when engaging volunteers. CRN DAY(S) START END

12126

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $150.92

CONF10007

Learn to intervene in non-physical ways to calm and de-escalate student behaviour before violence occurs. Ontario-based curriculum to understand, prevent, and change negative behaviours. Preferred by many school boards and appropriate for all who work with children. Participants receive a BMS practitioner certificate. Bring proof of registration to class. Fee includes workbook. CRN DAY(S) START END

11017 SA

Mar7

TIMES

Mar7 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $164.20

Insurance Reimbursement for Massage Therapists

HLTH10219

Motor Vehicle Accident and Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) claims provide great opportunities for Registered Massage Therapists in Ontario. Advance your knowledge and expertise in insurance reimbursement for Auto Insurance and WSIB cases. Prerequisite: Registered Massage Therapist. 14 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12534 12551

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Feb3 May11

FEE

OntarioLearn $174.18 OntarioLearn $174.18

Mental Health First Aid

HMNS10123

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) gives people the skills to provide the early help that is so important in recovery. The aim is to improve mental health literacy, and provide the skills and knowledge to help people better manage potential or developing issues with mental health. Recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health problems. Fee includes training material that will be provided in class. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11022 SA/SU Mar21 Mar22 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $130.18

Mental Health First Aid - Adults who Interact with Youth HMNS10147

Intended for an adult audience whose primary focus is youth aged 14-25, prepare to interact confidently about mental health with the young people in your life - including at school, extra-curricular activities, social services, family, friends, and in the community. Includes instruction about eating disorders and deliberate self-injury in addition to the 4 most common disorders discussed in MHFA BASIC. Fee includes training material that will be provided in class. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11023 SA/SU Mar28 Mar29 9:00-4:00

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training HMNS10038

MGMT10163

Engaging and managing productive volunteers requires an understanding of the operational process in which volunteers function. Discover the impact of your reputation on recruitment, and explore strategies for every facet of the volunteer cycle including pre-recruitment planning, supervision, performance evaluations, recognition, and risk management. Equivalent to: MGMT10152. Prerequisite: MGMT10163.

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Mandatory Courses:

Spectrum of Engagement

HMNS10120

Abuse of children often occurs within the larger system of family violence. The impact of socialization and prevention programs will be examined as pertinent social issues. Covers assessment, treatment, conflict resolution skills, prevention techniques and programs. 48 hours.

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $132.18

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention

CONFMHN08

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11020 SA/SU Jan11 Jan12 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $111.39

Non-Violent Crisis Intervention-Recertification

CONFEH108

11018 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Jan14 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $93.33

Police Foundations You may register in the following courses whether or not you have been accepted into the Police Foundations Diploma program. Many of these courses are included in the Police Foundations program of studies. The complete Police Foundations program is available through day school classes.

Communications/Reporting

COMMLL223

Develop professional skills for notebook entries, reports, presentations and general communication following guidelines used by police agencies. Access to a video camera is required. Prerequisite: COMMLL123 (Communications). 42 hours. 12101

TIMES

Learn to interpret and apply provincial statutes, with emphasis on arrest, search and seizure authorities, common offences, and involvement of non-police agencies. Equivalent to: LAWSLS413 (Provincial And Federal Offences) and LAWSPF401 (Provincial Offences). 48 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12121

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Traffic Management

LAWSPF309

Learn to navigate and apply the Provincial Traffic Law, with emphasis on locating topics in the Acts and Regulations, mastering the definitions required to interpret traffic law and applying the law concerning Police Authorities, drivers licenses, permits and rules of the road. Practice interpersonal strategies and procedures for motor vehicle stops. Final exam must be written to pass this course. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12124

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Security and Investigation ce.mohawkcollege.ca/investigation

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/policefoundations

CRN DAY(S) START END

LAWS10175

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Criminal And Civil Law

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

LAWSPF301

By-Law Enforcement

LAWS10139

Examine the structure of municipal governments, their power to enact bylaws, and the importance of bylaws. Bylaw enforcement officers must have a thorough knowledge and understanding of municipal government and its role in society. They must know how municipal bylaws are generated, passed, and enforced by utilizing different provincial statutes and understand the importance of municipal investigations. 28 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12116

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $292.36

Private Investigator-Licensing Requirements

LAWS10091

Complete the training and study the curriculum for the private investigator's test as mandated by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. 40 hours in class (Feb 22, 29, Mar 1, 7), 10 hours online.

Develop legal research and analysis skills. Learn to analyze and classify offences and identify possible defences in criminal cases, examine the rights and obligations of citizens in civil law, and the responsibilities and limitations of citizens and police officers according to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

Learn the training standards prescribed by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act. Content is based solely on Ministry-mandated requirements for eligibility to write the provincial licensing examination for Private Investigators in the province of Ontario. Equivalent to: LAWS10091 (Private Investigator-Licensing Requirements). 56 hours.

12123

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Managing Conflict

CONF10009

Examine some occurrences commonly encountered by police officers and the use of relevant legislation and problem management techniques to assist with effectively managing such occurrences. Equivalent to: CONFSS426 (Conflict Management) or LAWS10196 (Managing Conflict). 48 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12155

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Principles of Ethical Reasoning

LAWS10174

Intended for law enforcement professionals, this course explores personal and professional ethical issues. Learn to clarify values, establish a framework for ethical decisions and appreciate the importance of moral philosophy in decision making. Equivalent to: LAWSPF106 (Principles of Ethical Reasoning). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12120

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

TIMES

11041 SA/SU Feb22 Mar7 9:00-7:00

SESS DELIVERY

Private Investigator Training

CRN DAY(S) START END

12115

TIMES

FEE

Blended (FF)

$340.65

LAWS10138

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $478.45

Private Security Basic Training

LAWS10214

Complete the training for security guard testing as mandated by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. Ministry required Emergency Level First Aid certification training (HSCI10227) must be taken as a corequisite. 20 hours in class (Feb 22, 29), 10 hours online. CRN DAY(S) START END

11042 SA

TIMES

Feb22 Feb29 9:00-7:00

SESS DELIVERY

Blended (FF)

FEE

$206.10

OntarioLearn $409.15

Private Investigator and Private Security licensing and testing are outlined at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/investigation

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

Provincial Offences

COMPUTERS

Computers

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/computers

cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2203 Introduction to Computers 1

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS C

Business Computer Applications Certificate (915)

CRN DAY(S) START END

12635 12670

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE ce.mohawkcollege.ca/buscomputer Whether you need documentation to show your competence with computers or you want to be able to use your home computer more effectively, this program offers courses to meet the needs of today's computer users.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMP10136

Introduction to Computers 1

INFO10077

Word Core

INFO10078

Excel Core

INFO10079

Excel Expert

INFO10080

Word Expert

INFO10081

Access Core

INFO10280

Presentations and Desktop Publishing

Access Core

INFO10280

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $374.80

INFO10077

Learn basic features of Microsoft Word 2016 including: creating, editing, formatting, printing and saving letters, memos and long documents. CRN DAY(S) START END

12639

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Word Expert

INFO10080

Master advanced features of Microsoft Word 2016. Learn to add columns, tables, styles, forms, images, text boxes, indexes and table of contents to documents, templates and mail merges. Prerequisite: INFO10077. CRN DAY(S) START END

12640

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

INFO10081

Learn to insert, delete and change data in a Microsoft Access 2016 database table. Discover ways to design, create and use forms, queries, and reports. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Excel Core

INFO10078

Learn to create and modify Microsoft Excel 2013 or 2016 worksheets and charts using basic, date and logical functions and formatting. Mac users are not supported. 12636 12671

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Word Core

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

Perform mail merges, create drawings and WordArt objects using MS Publisher by utilizing objects, frames and text. Create stationery, design master pages and use layout and page techniques. Create electronic presentations using MS PowerPoint. Uses MS Publisher and MS PowerPoint 2016 exclusively. 12583

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;¢ Basic computer skills.

12641

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

Presentations and Desktop Publishing

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

COMP10136

Learn to use the Windows operating system, identify and guard against security risks, and format documents and spreadsheets using Microsoft Word and Excel. Equivalent to: COMP10191.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Excel Expert

Looking for something to do on the weekends?

INFO10079

Learn to manage your Microsoft Excel 2013 or 2016 data with outlines, functions, filters, pivot tables, drawing tools, images and more. Prerequisite: INFO10078. CRN DAY(S) START END

12637 12672

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Learn more about weekend courses at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/weekend

Computer Science - Level 1 Certificate (892)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/computerscience Explore microcomputers and major applications, with a focus on microcomputer hardware, the discipline of Software Engineering, and tools and methods to produce and maintain quality software systems.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMP10001

Programming Fundamentals

COMP10062

Programming in Java

COMPCO710

HTML & CSS

COMPCO910

Introduction to Networking

ELEC10118

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10050

Internet Technologies

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10118

Focus on basic hardware components and operating system software for Wintelcompatible computers, as outlined in the CISCO Networking Academy Program - IT Essentials 1 course. Develop the foundations for COMPTIA's A+ certification exams. CRN DAY(S) START END

11123 WE

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan22 Apr22 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

PHP & JavaScript

COMP10065

Create dynamic web pages and client-side web apps using JavaScript and jQuery. Create web pages with custom content and server-side web apps using PHP and SQL. Develop a full stack web app making use of JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, SQL, and AJAX. Equivalent to: ELEC10050. CRN DAY(S) START END

11118 TH

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan23 Apr23 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Programming Fundamentals

COMP10001

Build a foundation for learning and practicing the discipline of Software Engineering and the application of tools and methods to produce and maintain quality software systems. Develop essential skills to create software structures and logic. Develop knowledge and disciplines which are transferrable to any computer-based software problem. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11119 TU/TH Jan28 Apr16 6:30-9:30

Programming in Java

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

24 Classroom (FF) $466.65

COMP10062

Concentrate on the creation and use of classes as an object type while covering the basic elements that many traditional languages use (control structures, arrays, and file I/O). The principle programming language taught is Java but the knowledge and basics learned are transferable to any similar OOP computer language. Prerequisite: COMP10001. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11120 TU/TH Jan28 Apr16 6:30-9:30

Computer Science - Software Engineering Specialist Certificate (893)

SESS DELIVERY

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/computersciencesoftware Develop a background in computer programming and systems analysis and design. Focus on the design, development and implementation of interactive software, principle design considerations of Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), data file processing in an object. Admission Requirements • Completion of the Computer Science - Level 1 Certificate OR • Able to meet course prerequisites.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

COMP10001

Programming Fundamentals

COMP10062

Programming in Java

COMP10066

Software Quality and Testing

COMP10204

Programming in .NET

COMPCO710

HTML & CSS

COMPCO826

Introduction To Systems Analysis And Design

COMPCO859

Database Theory

COMPCO859

Develop a knowledge of database terms, SQL, Normalization, Entity Relationship Diagramming, Database Administration and Object Oriented Databases. Prerequisite: COMPCO837. CRN DAY(S) START END

11117 TU

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan21 Apr21 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Programming Fundamentals

COMP10001

TIMES

11119 TU/TH Jan28 Apr16 6:30-9:30

Programming in Java

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

24 Classroom (FF) $466.65

COMP10062

TIMES

11120 TU/TH Jan28 Apr16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

24 Classroom (FF) $466.65

FEE

24 Classroom (FF) $466.65

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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COMPUTERS

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

COMPUTERS

Programming in .NET

COMP10204

Design, develop, and implement interactive and user-friendly software using Microsoft .NET. Use object-oriented programming to develop console and GUI applications. Covers the concepts of classes, data encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Program designs may incorporate interfaces, data structures, and/ or generic collections. Windows forms will introduce event-driven programming, touching on form navigation, data entry validation, and database processing. Prerequisite: COMP10062. CRN DAY(S) START END

11121 TU

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan21 Apr21 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Software Quality & Testing

COMP10066

Identify, define and understand the steps and procedures to ensure the production of high quality software. Build and design test procedures, test planning, test documentation and quality feedback mechanisms through hands-on labs and exercises. Prerequisite: COMP10062. CRN DAY(S) START END

11115 MO A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan13 Apr27 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Cyber Security

Completion Requirement: 10 courses

12836

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Firewalls and VPNs

INFO10244

Explore network security basics, including how hackers access online networks and the use of Firewalls and VPNs to provide security countermeasures. Focus on managerial and technical aspects of security. Covers packet filtering, authentication, proxy servers, encryption, bastion hosts, virtual private networks (VPNs), log file maintenance, and intrusion detection systems. CRN DAY(S) START END

12846

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $503.65

Hacker Techniques, Tools, and Incident Handling

12847

The growing internet security sector requires an in-depth understanding of cyber security issues and fundamental internet architecture and protocols. Gain a broad understanding of cyber security concepts that will protect an organization against fraud, data breaches and other vulnerabilities.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Options - Choose 10:

Hours

INFO10222

Ethical Hacking and Network Defense

INFO10223

IT Security Policies

INFO10224

Legal & Ethical Issues in IT Security

INFO10225

Operating Systems Security - Windows and Linux

INFO10226

Principles of Information Security

INFO10221

Wireless and Mobile Device Security

INFO10238

Mobile Application Security Design

INFO10239

Network Security and Penetration Testing

INFO10244

Firewalls and VPNs

INFO10245

Hacker Techniques, Tools, and Incident Handling

COMP10223

Computer Forensics and Investigation

COMP10223

Examine and discover computer forensics, operating systems and how they function. Introduces forensic tools and concepts such as chain of custody and documentation of evidence/procedures. Evaluate how to conduct a high-tech investigation, from acquiring digital evidence to reporting its findings. TIMES

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cybersecurity

12843

INFO10222

Learn to assess and correct vulnerabilities in information systems. Discover the tools and penetration testing methodologies used by ethical hackers, discuss what and who an ethical hacker is and how important they are in protecting corporate and government data from cyber-attacks. Investigate methods and tools used in attacks, countermeasures, available security resources and attack types.

INFO10245

Analyze the landscape, key terms and concepts that a security professional needs to know about hackers and computer criminals who break into networks, steal information, and corrupt data. Examine how attacks target networks and the methodology they follow.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

CRN DAY(S) START END

Ethical Hacking and Network Defense

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $503.65

IT Security Policies

INFO10223

Study key structure elements and terms of written information protection policy and review typical policy contents. Develop the related standards, procedures, and guidelines for implementing the policy. Evaluate the tools needed to select, develop, and apply a security program that meets business goals. CRN DAY(S) START END

12838

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Legal & Ethical Issues in IT Security

INFO10224

Explore legal and ethical issues in information technology as they relate to internal organizational relationships, customers, partners, and society. Discover the requirements of information systems security and legal compliance to protect critical governmental and corporate infrastructure, intellectual property created by individuals and organizations, and any information which should be protected from unreasonable intrusion. CRN DAY(S) START END

12837

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Mobile Application Security Design

INFO10238

Discover and exploit flaws in mobile applications on the iOS, Android, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile platforms. Learn a proven methodology for approaching mobile application assessments, and the techniques used to prevent, disrupt, and remediate the various types of attacks. CRN DAY(S) START END

12844

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Network Security and Penetration Testing

INFO10239

Examine the realm of network security, spotlighting the latest threats and vulnerabilities. Address how and why people attack computers and networks, and gain the knowledge and techniques to successfully consider methods of combatting hackers. Prerequisite: INFO10244. CRN DAY(S) START END

12845

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Operating Systems Security-Windows and Linux

INFO10225

CRN DAY(S) START END

12839

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Principles of Information Security

INFO10226

Provides a background in information security, security management, and the technical components of security. Includes the entire field of information security: history, terminology, and the management aspects of information security programs with sufficient detail to facilitate an understanding of information security systems and their management. CRN DAY(S) START END

12840

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Wireless and Mobile Device Security

INFO10221

Explore the evolution of wired networks to wireless networking and its impact on the corporate world. Using case studies and real-world events, discuss risk assessments, threats, and vulnerabilities of wireless networks, as well as the security measures that should be put in place to mitigate breaches. Look at the policies and procedures in place and a glimpse ahead at the future of wireless and mobile device security. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

See page 121 for information on this program. C

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Emerging Technologies Microcomputer Engineering Software Certificate (898)

Students who are currently in progress should email cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program. C

Network Specialist Certificate (184)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/networkspecialist Focus on networking for the small-office, home-office (SOHO) market as preparation for work in small or medium sized organizations. Learn to install and configure Cisco switches and routers in multiprotocol internetworks using LAN and WAN interfaces, and plan, design, install, operate and troubleshoot Ethernet, TCP/IP Networks. Prepares you for CompTIA N+ and Cisco CCNA Certifications.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Courses must be completed in the order listed. Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ELEC10118

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10034

Network Fundamentals

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

ELEC10051

Network Design and Troubleshooting

Graduation Requirement: 12 courses

ELEC10052

Advanced Network Technologies

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cybersecurityanalytics-557

COMP10186

VoIP and Wireless Technologies

Design cyber security solutions to protect business resources. Create best practices in protecting mobile devices, smart homes and Industry 4.0 factories from cyber attacks. Participate in simulation labs where you will defend against cyber attacks.

ELEC10106

Network Security and Management

12841 C

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $409.15

Cyber Security Analytics Certificate (557)

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, or Degree in Business, Computer Science, Information Technology or related field, or other equivalent post-secondary experience or qualifications will be considered by Mohawk.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CYBR10000

Security Operations (Foundations)

CYBR10001

Cyber Security Assessment and Testing

CYBR10002

Identity and Access Management Personal Security

CYBR10003

Asset Security

CYBR10004

Auditing and Security Review

CYBR10005

Communication and Network Security

CYBR10006

Cyber Security and Risk Management and Response

CYBR10007

Security Strategy Engineering

CYBR10008

Evolving Threats and Keeping Current

CYBR10009

Social Media - Security Best Practices

CYBR10010

Software Development - Security Best Practices

CYBR10011

Cyber Security Evaluation Project Management

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10118

11123 WE

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan22 Apr22 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Network Design and Troubleshooting

ELEC10051

Analyze, configure, verify, and troubleshoot networks with various routing protocols. Implement VLANs, STP, VTP, and Inter-VLAN routing in a converged network. Configure a wireless network with latest network security. Design, install, operate, and maintain networks with routers and switches. Prerequisite: ELEC10034. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11116 TU/TH Jan21 Apr21 6:30-9:30 A

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

28 Classroom (FF) $554.85

Sage 300

See page 31 for information on this program.

Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cybersecurityanalytics-557 for course offering information and to apply to the program.

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COMPUTERS

Recognize and understand the inherent vulnerabilities of Windows systems by using and understanding tools and techniques to decrease the risks arising from vulnerabilities in Microsoft Operating Systems and applications. Discover defense strategies through system and file permissions, password and account security, the Windows Registry, Malware prevention, encryption, and Directory Service management via policies.

75 A

COMPUTERS

Server and Network Support Certificate (183)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/servernetworksupport Understand a Local Area Network environment including how a network handles data, and shares hardware and software resources. Focus on data communications and networking essentials, TCP/IP and networking, network operating systems for network applications, computer and server hardware, and internet programming. Provides preparatory studies for the Network Specialist Certificate. Admission Requirements • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED). • COMPCO001 - Generic Computer Training. • MATH10042 - Mathematics for Computer Studies or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Hours

COMP10041

Microsoft Server Administration Part 1

COMP10051

Microsoft Server Administration Part 2

ELEC10118

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10034

Network Fundamentals

ELEC10050

Internet Technologies

Computer Hardware and Software

ELEC10118

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan22 Apr22 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

PHP & JavaScript

COMP10065

11118 TH

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/webdesign Creation, organization and maintenance of personal and business web pages requires knowledge of general design principles, image editing, and programming techniques. Courses are either offered through a 3 week blended delivery of online learning during the week with in-class instruction on Saturday or delivered completely online. Some courses feature support through online face-to-face live video conferencing. Admission Requirements • Understanding of Windows. • Working knowledge of Internet resources. • If you are unfamiliar with computers or the internet, completion of Introduction to Computers 1 (COMP10136) is recommended.

Mandatory Courses:

11123 WE

Web Design and Development Certificate (971)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

Jan23 Apr23 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

INFO10241

HTML 1

INFO10242

HTML 2

INFO10149

Photoshop Adobe

INFO10112

Web Scripting with PHP

INFO10186

JavaScript for the Web

INFO10202

WordPress 1

HTML 2 INFO10242 ACCELERATED! Create web pages suitable for business or personal

use, using Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), in a windows environment. Classes begin online (via eLearn) on Jan 20. You MUST login prior to the classroom sessions. In class dates: Jan 25, Feb 1, 8. Prerequisite: INFO10241 or INFO10144. Equivalent to: INFO10110 (Web Page Design). CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11203 MO/SA Jan20 Feb8 8:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (FF)

$247.32

JavaScript for the Web INFO10186 ACCELERATED! Learn to use JavaScript to write simple programs then

progress to writing programs that interact with the elements in a webpage. Classes begin online (via eLearn) on Feb 24. You MUST login prior to the classroom sessions. In class dates: Feb 29, Mar 7, 14. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11202 MO/SA Feb24 Mar14 8:00-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (FF)

WordPress 1

$247.32

INFO10202

Learn to build and maintain a self-hosted website using the WordPress hosted service. Includes: layout, themes, plugins and widgets. Gain the ability to expand and edit your own work after completion. Foundational knowledge of coding required. cPanel license and hosting fees included. CRN DAY(S) START END

11246

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $362.12

Programming in C

OTHER COURSES

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/computersciences

CRN DAY(S) START END

Advanced Python COMP10251 NEW! Apply your knowledge and skills of Python to build a database-backed web application using the Django framework and deploy the application to a managed cloud-based platform-as-a-service. Through a project-based approach, install and import modules from third party libraries, build database schemas and queries using Python and object-oriented programming patterns, and securely serve dynamic content over the web. 42 hours.

12806

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Developing Web Applications with ASP.NET and C# COMP10216

Introduces web application development and database connectivity and builds on the fundamentals of C# programming. Emphasizes creating basic, dynamic, and advanced ASP.NET pages in Microsoft's new C# programming language, and how to interact with the database using ADO.NET. Prerequisite COMP10116. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12422

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Intermediate Python

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMP10238

Expand on the knowledge learned in Introduction to Python by exploring advanced Python data structures, managing project files, performing basic error handling and testing. Apply recommended programming practices including documentation and naming conventions to build Python files through hands-on activities. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12664

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to C# Programming

COMP10116

Explore C# object-oriented programming concepts including data abstraction, inheritance and polymorphism. Learn to design, code and document businessoriented programs, using .NET and C#. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12421

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Introduction to Python Programming

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMP10237

Install and set up a Python development environment and learn to apply fundamental concepts of Python programming by manipulating various data types. Execute Python scripts that use logical operators, conditional statements, and loops through hands-on assignments. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12663

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Network+ COMP10215 Prepare to work in a network environment and gain knowledge in networking technologies, key concepts and TCP/IP. Helps you to prepare for the Network+ Certification exam offered through CompTIA. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12614

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Programming for Absolute Beginners

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMP10189

Gain a general understanding of computer programming. Learn to store information in the computer, how to determine what the computer does next and how to get information in and out of the computer. Access to C compiler is required. 30 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12416

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

12417

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Windows Server COMP10252 NEW! Designed for those working in a Windows Server environment or

seeking Microsoft certification by focusing on Windows Server in an enterprise environment. Prep for Microsoft certification exams 70-410 (Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012), 70-411 (Administering Windows Server 2012) and 70-412 (Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 Services). Successful completion of all three of these Microsoft Exams earns the Microsoft Certified Solutions Association (MCSA) Designation. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12807

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Computer Workshops ce.mohawkcollege.ca/workshops Want some quick computer training? Look here for some hands-on, half day or full day workshops to learn the skills you need now!

Build and Launch Your Website in 1 Day

COMP10211

Delivered by industry leading faculty. Non-experts will gain the necessary skills required to setup a website for their small business needs. Includes setting up a shared hosting account, installing WordPress, and building a fully featured website using various plugins and themes. NOTE: You must register for a domain and shared hosting account. The approximate cost is up to $100. You will be walked through the process in class. Please bring a valid credit card. CRN DAY(S) START END

12059 SA

TIMES

Feb22 Feb22 8:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $89.72

Introduction to Excel

INFO10193

Always wanted to know what Excel is all about? Discover the world of spreadsheets with Excel 2016. CRN DAY(S) START END

12815 SA

Feb1

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb1 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $49.01

Excel Pivottables and Outlines

INFO10187

PivotTables interactively rearrange large amounts of data into different views in order to make sense of the information that you have. Use Outlines to easily group data and create totals. Using Excel 2016. CRN DAY(S) START END

12061 SA

Feb8

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb8 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $49.01

Excel Working with Charts

INFO10190

Learn to create a graphical view of worksheet data using Excel's Chart feature. Using Excel 2016. CRN DAY(S) START END

12062 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb22 Feb22 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $49.01

Excel Linking Multiple Worksheets & Workbooks

INFO10191

Introduces the user to advanced features such as working with multiple worksheets and workbooks. Creating/deleting worksheets, creating a formula that links more than one worksheet and or workbook. Using Excel 2016. CRN DAY(S) START END

12063 SA

Mar7

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar7 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $49.01

Excel Working with Formulas

INFO10192

Automate your worksheets through the use of absolute referencing, formulas, and built in functions: such as average, minimum, maximum, count date, if scenarios. Using Excel 2016. CRN DAY(S) START END

12064 SA Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar21 Mar21 9:00-12:00 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $49.01

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

COMPUTERS

Build knowledge of structured programming and problem solving using C as the foundation for further programming study. Consider operations; flow control; input/output; arrays; pointers; strings; and structures. Access to a C compiler required. 45 hours.

Computer Sciences

CRN DAY(S) START END

COMP10122

COMPUTERS

Desktop Applications

Graphic and Web Design

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/desktop

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/graphic

See the Business Computer Applications program on page 72 for additional Microsoft Office Suite courses.

Adobe InDesign Basics

Generic Computer Training

COMPCO001

Gain an overview of the Windows operating system, and Microsoft Office, Word and Excel fundamentals. Topics include managing files and folders, formatting a Word document and creating and manipulating data, formulas and charts in Excel. 28 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11227

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Microsoft Office 2016

FEE

$192.36

COMP10191

12638

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

PowerPoint 101

COMP10197

Learn to use MS PowerPoint for Windows including pull-down menus, toolbars and dialogue boxes. Create colourful graphics and text slides, along with reports, for your projects and presentations. Equivalent to: INFO10082. 30 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12617

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Productivity Software Skills

INFO10268

Navigate the Windows operating system and create documents using Microsoft Word, Excel and Access. Manage files and folders; format a Word document; create and manipulate data, formulas and charts in Excel; and manage a database in Access. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12071 MO

6:00-10:00 7

Feb24 Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $192.36

Workshop For Windows

INFOBW001

Explore the Windows environment. Learn basic skills including: managing the desktop, files and folders, Internet Explorer and more. Textbook required. Noncredit for the novice computer user. CRN DAY(S) START END

11122 WE

TIMES

Jan29 Mar4 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $123.66

COMP10120

Learn to use this popular desktop publishing and design software. Create single and multiple page documents with columns, integrate text and graphics and use other features for pamphlets, newsletters, flyers, etc. Access to Adobe InDesign CS6 or CC required. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12630

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Adobe Photoshop I

INFO10278

Develop design and image creation skills using Adobe Photoshop. Explore how to source images, create, develop, and assess various design solutions and execute projects in a professional manner. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12612

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Adobe Photoshop II

INFO10279

Further develop skills obtained in Adobe Photoshop I. Restore black and white images and gain skills in image correction by using blurring, adjustment layer, layer masks and liquifying techniques. Produce content for various media. Prerequisite: INFO10278. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12613

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Dreamweaver (Webpage Authoring)

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMP10138

Explore Dreamweaver. Learn to customize the DW working environment, create and manage sites and work with typography, images, tables, layers, frames and forms. Knowledge of HTML is recommended. 30 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12615

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

HTML Introduction

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

COMP10106

Focus on HTML essentials including creating Web pages, page layouts, cascading style sheets, integrating pre-written JavaScript, and developing multimedia Web pages and forms. Equivalent to: INFO10241 (HTML 1). 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12634 12669

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

JavaScript COMP10137

Learn the essentials which comprise most modern programming languages using JavaScript. Move from writing simple programs that interact with the elements in a web page. Prerequisite: COMP10106 (HTML Introduction) or INFO10241 (HTML 1). 56 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12538

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

IBM Skills Academy See page 36 for information on this program.

ARE YOU ON CAMPUS AFTER DARK?

REQUEST A WALK walksmart@mohawkcollege.ca 905-575-2263 mohawkcollege.ca/walksmart

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $478.45

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/health

cehealth@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-1212 ext. 6811 Breastfeeding Clinical Experience

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS A

Breastfeeding Program

CRN DAY(S) START END

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 3 courses • Letter of Recognition outlining courses, course hours and LEAARC approval. • An optional 24 hour Clinical Experience is available after completion of theory courses. An additional letter will be issued upon completion of the clinical (CLIN10026). ce.mohawkcollege.ca/breastfeeding Gain up-to-date knowledge and skills in breastfeeding support and awareness of current issues in lactation. Emphasis is on physiology, critical appraisal, evidence based practice and research. Designed to meet the IBLCE curriculum standards required for eligibility to write the IBLCE examination. Approved by the International Lactation Education Accreditation and Approval Committee (LEAARC). Admission Requirements • Health professional currently working with or planning to work with the breastfeeding dyad in near future.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10073

Level 1: Breastfeeding Basics

NRSG10074

Level 2: Breastfeeding Management

NRSG10075

Level 3: Advanced Breastfeeding Practice

Level 1: Breastfeeding Basics

11134

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Level 2: Breastfeeding Management

11135

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Level 3: Advanced Breastfeeding Practice

11136

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FieldWork

FEE

$164.88

Bridging for Internationally Educated Nurses Certificate (189)

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 10 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/bien Designed for Internationally Educated Nurses who wish to meet the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) evidence of practice requirements. Admission Requirements • Letter of Assessment from CNO. • Resume outlining your nursing practice. • Results of Official IELTS Assessment or Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) or I-CELBAN or proof of fluency with CNO. • Proof of Citizenship or immigration status.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Professional Practice Acute

168

Professional Practice Consolidation

280

HLTH10201

Digital Health Informatics

NRSG10109

Professional Development for Experienced Nurses

NRSG10111

Maternal Child/Mental Health Theory Review

NRSG10089

Professional Practice Labs

$288.54

NRSG10113

NRSG10074

Admin of Medication Review for Regulated Health Care Professionals

NRSG10114

Health Assessment Review for Regulated Health Care Professionals

COMM10099

Therapeutic Relationships

NRSG10110

Medical/Surgical Theory Review

FEE

$288.54

NRSG10075

SESS DELIVERY

CLIN10078

Examine infant and maternal breastfeeding issues, and ethical / legal issues such as informed consent and protection of vulnerable and at risk populations. Prerequisite: NRSG10074. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Apr30

CLIN10076

Examine nutrition and the biochemistry of breast milk focusing on maternal and infant nutritional needs. Major topics examined are: observation, assessment and management of difficulties related to infant suck and milk transfer and tools and techniques to alleviate minor and major maternal/infant breastfeeding problems. Other foci are breastfeeding research utilization and best practice guidelines. Prerequisite: NRSG10073. CRN DAY(S) START END

Jan2

Hours

NRSG10073

SESS DELIVERY

11189

Mandatory Courses:

Examine the anatomy and physiology of human lactation, and ways to normalize breastfeeding and infant behaviour. Consider global strategies encouraging breastfeeding and develop skills you need to support successful breastfeeding. CRN DAY(S) START END

CLIN10026 (SA)

Integrate breastfeeding knowledge and skills in a hospital or community based setting in this 24 hour clinical placement. Prerequisite: NRSG10075. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

FEE

$288.54

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CLIN10076 and CLIN10078 will be offered this term. Visit the website for details.

Medical/Surgical Theory Review

NRSG10110 (SA)

Update nursing management skills for acute and chronically ill adults. Focus on nursing assessment, diagnosis and intervention implementation and evaluation, using evidence-based practice. CRN DAY(S) START END

12831 FR

TIMES

Jan10 Apr17 5:30-8:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (IH) $288.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

Health and Nursing

Professional Practice Labs

NRSG10089 (SA)

HEALTH AND NURSING

Demonstrate proficiency in nursing skills following CNO standards of practice in a simulated laboratory setting. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12894 TH

6:00-9:00

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (IH) $288.54

Food Services Certificate (816)

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/foodservices

Diabetes Education Certificate (928)

Enhance your food service skills for employment in Long Term Care & Health Care facilities. Focus on the role of the Food Service Worker and the importance of issues such as safety, sanitation and nutrition.

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/diabeteseducation Develop a firm foundation in current clinical approaches to diabetes education. An excellent step towards certification as a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE). Admission Requirements • Must be a practicing RN, RPN, Registered Dietician, Pharmacist, Chiropodist, RMT, Physician or another health related professional.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HLTH10236

Diabetes: The Basics

HLTH10233

Diabetes Education: Approaches in Practice

HLTH10234

Living with Diabetes

HLTH10235

Diabetes: Throughout the Lifespan

CLIN10095

Diabetes Clinical

Admission Requirements • Individuals for whom English is a second language will be required to provide proof of a Canadian Language Benchmark of 6.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CULI10082

Communication and the Food Service Worker

CULI10083

Quantity Food Preparation

SAFE10096

Sanitation And Safety

SAFE10097

Institutional Food Service

HLTH10232

Nutrition - Introduction

HLTH10268

Nutrition in Food Services

WORKHCF02

Food Service Fieldwork

Communication and the Food Service Worker

CULI10082

Explore learning styles and readiness to learn in patients with diabetes. Examine the adult educator's role and effective teaching strategies, and learn to design lesson plans and evaluation techniques. Equivalent to: HSCI10052. Prerequisite: HLTH10236.

Focus on the communication skills required by the food service worker. General principles of human communication such as verbal interaction and listening are explored. Learn effective communication skills with patients, residents, co-workers and supervisors. Develop writing skills and presentation skills with a major emphasis on documenting and charting food intake measuring techniques, communication of therapeutic diets and nutrition support required for treatment.

CRN DAY(S) START END

Diabetes Education: Approaches in Practice

11910

TIMES

HLTH10233

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Living with Diabetes

HLTH10234

11894 11900

Examine strategies needed to manage and support the demands of living with diabetes. Understand the acute and chronic complications related to diabetes and the aging process. Identify ways to help clients reduce risk, promote self-care behaviours and examine self-management practices in relation to blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Equivalent to: HLTH10028. Prerequisite: HSCI10052 or HLTH10233.

Quantity Food Preparation

CRN DAY(S) START END

11911

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Diabetes: Throughout the Lifespan

HLTH10235

Examine special issues related to diabetes and long-term complications. Consider diabetic pregnancy, gestational diabetes, and diabetes in children, adolescents and the elderly. Explore the design and evaluation of Diabetes education programs. Equivalent to: HLTH10046. Prerequisite: HLTH10028 or HLTH10234. CRN DAY(S) START END

11912

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Diabetes Clinical

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CLIN10095 (SA)

Learn about basic diabetes education and techniques of adult education. Design and deliver lessons to clients and evaluate both teaching and learning. CRN DAY(S) START END

12832

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$403.65

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

CULI10083

Focus on cooking principles and methods for preparing food in large quantities. Review the nutritional components and values of various foods and methods for maintaining nutrition throughout food preparation and service. Food types will be examined and major cooking equipment will be discussed. Equivalent to: CULI10075 or CULIHCF20. 11895 11901

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Sanitation and Safety

SAFE10096

Focus on preventing food-borne illness in health care institutions with emphasis on legal requirements, food handling, contamination control, quality assurance, fire safety, injury prevention and basic first aid. Equivalent to: SAFEHCF30 or HSCI10183. CRN DAY(S) START END

11896 11902

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Institutional Food Service

SAFE10097

Focus on the food service worker's role in health care food service with an emphasis on requirements under the Long-Term Care Homes Act. Introduces various food production, delivery, service systems, purchasing, receiving, storage and inventory. Quality management and costs controls will be addressed. Equivalent to: SAFEHCF40 or HSCI10064. CRN DAY(S) START END

11897 11903

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Nutrition - Introduction

HLTH10232

CRN DAY(S) START END

11898 11904

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Nutrition in Food Services

HLTH10268

Focus on the basic principles of diet therapy. Several therapeutic diets are discussed, as well as tube feedings and commercial preparations. Equivalent to: HLTH10224 or CULIHCF60. CRN DAY(S) START END

11899 11905

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Food Services Fieldwork

WORKHCF02 (SA)

Required for students who are not currently working in a Health Care Facility. All theory courses must be completed prior to fieldwork. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11191 C

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$403.65

Gerontology - Multidiscipline Certificate (037)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

HSCI10228

Examine the physiology of human growth, development and aging including the influence of diet, environment, exercise and disease on normal processes. Explore topics of interest and relevance to the physiology of aging. Includes physiological systems, nutrition, adaptation, sexuality, menopause, arthritis, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease and more. Applicants must possess diploma or certificate in Health Sciences/ Human Services (e.g. RN, RPN, PSW, Social Work, etc.) Equivalent to: HSCIGER20. CRN DAY(S) START END

11258

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Assessment and Planning

HSCI10229

Provides further development of skills of Assessment and Program Planning for the aging adult. Topics include interviewing skills, communication with aging adults and those with special needs, losses that occur with lifestyle changes, observations skills, recording and introduction to planning, intervention and evaluation. Equivalent to: HSCIGER30. CRN DAY(S) START END

11259

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/gerontology Gain an enhanced understanding of the complexities associated with aging today in Canada. Participants will develop their work and life experience with older adults and their families with advanced knowledge specific to the biological, physiological, social, psychological, spiritual, legal, ethical, mental health and communication aspects of aging from an evidenced based best practice approach. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Diploma or Degree in Health Sciences or Human Services within Canada.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

Exploring Dementia Care

COMM10336

Focus on the philosophy of care (specifically holistic care within a medical model), diagnosis, appropriate physical and emotional environments, effects of dementia on the client and caregiver, research on caregiving, and the importance of ongoing education for caregivers. Equivalent to: HSCIDEM01. CRN DAY(S) START END

11908

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $264.88

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care

Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

COMM10335

Focus on bringing the PERSON back to personal care. Learn to develop specialized non-verbal communication techniques, facilitate enhancement of workplace interpersonal skills and bridge communications between professional and family caregivers. Equivalent to: COMMDEM02. Prerequisite: HSCIDEM01 or COMM10336. CRN DAY(S) START END

11907

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $264.88

Restorative Care in a Long Term Care Setting

HSCI10212

Understand the fundamentals of restorative care in a long-term setting, including its design, implementation and evaluation. Examine approaches to aid in the development, implementation and/or supervision of a restorative care program.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCI10222

Gerontology

11913

HSCI10228

Physiology Of Aging

Community-Based Field Experience

HSCI10229

Assessment And Planning

HSCI10230

Mental Health Aspects Of Aging

Integrate gerontology theory and practice in this community-based placement. Benefit from the guidance of experienced gerontology professionals. All theory courses must be completed prior to field placement.

HSCI10231

Legal And Ethical Issues Related to Aging

CRN DAY(S) START END

HMNSGER60

Individual Study

11229

WORKGER71

Community-Based Field Experience

Institutional-Based Field Experience

WORKGER81

Institutional-Based Field Experience

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: COMM10335

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care

COMM10336

Exploring Dementia Care

HMNS10223

Creating a Dementia Care Skill Kit

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Jan2

TIMES

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

WORKGER71 (SA)

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$206.10

WORKGER81 (SA)

Gain practical experience in an institutional setting and benefit from the guidance of gerontology professionals. All theory courses must be completed prior to field experience. CRN DAY(S) START END

11230

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$206.10

Option Group 2 - Choose 1: HSCIHZA69

Palliative Care-Introduction

HSCI10212

Restorative Care in a Long Term Care Setting

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

Introduces the basic principles of nutrition and the role of nutrition in the health care environment. Current nutrition recommendations for fat, fibre, vitamins, minerals and weight control will be discussed. Explore special considerations for nutrition throughout the life cycle. Equivalent to: HLTH10065 or CULIHCF50.

Physiology of Aging

HEALTH AND NURSING

Health Care Management

Long Term Care Management

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

Completion Requirement: 5 courses

Completion Requirement: 7 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/healthcare

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/longterm

Provides you with knowledge to confidently lead and manage Health Care Professionals. Obtain skills in planning, ethics, policies, operations and more. An excellent enhancement to a current managerial position or as an introduction to the responsibilities associated with managing professionals within the Health Care field.

Due to the aging population and the commitment from the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care to provide long term care beds in Ontario, there is an increasing demand for qualified Administrators and General Managers. This demanding career is accountable for the administration and management of the facility operations and this program allows students to have an understanding of the long-term care industry.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MGMT10145

Leadership in Health Care Administration

HLTH10239

Health Care Policy

HLTH10237

Law and Health Care Administration

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: HLTH10241

Financial Practices for Health Care Organizations

HLTH10240

Statistics for Health Care Professionals

Option Group 2 - Choose 1: HLTH10251

Health Care Planning

HMNS10138

Management of Human Resources in Health Care

HLTH10238

Health Care Operations

HSCI10211

Hospital Procedures

Leadership in Health Care Administration

MGMT10145

Introduces the theories and practices of effective health care leadership. Apply theory and research skills to explore and resolve organizational challenges and support strategic goals. Explore the impact of leadership on decision-making, ethics, human relations, and organizational culture. CRN DAY(S) START END

11914 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Holistic Studies - Introduction

See page 62 for information on this program.

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ A degree, diploma or certificate in a relevant field.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HLTH10110

Operational Overview in Long Term Care

BUSN10093

Sales and Marketing in Long Term Care Management

FINC10008

Financial Management (Retirement Communities/Long Term Care)

HLTH10108

Resident Centred Care

HLTH10109

Food Nutrition & Hospitality Management for Retirement

HRES10020

HR and Labour Relations in Retirement Communities Management

HLTH10220

Healthy Adult Aging

Operational Overview in Long Term Care

HLTH10110

Examine the structure of the health care system and the concept of clientcentered care. The roles of governments, funding and provision of health services are examined. Learn the legal responsibilities of staff and how to meet standards effectively and efficiently. CRN DAY(S) START END

11960

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Sales and Marketing in Long Term Care Management BUSN10093 Explore consumer-based services marketing and sales in the Long Term Care and Retirement Communities industry. Focus on consumer behaviour, marketing plans, market segmentation, the marketing mix and sales principles. Prerequisites: HLTH10110. CRN DAY(S) START END

11961

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Financial Management (Retirement Communities/Long Term Care) FINC10008 Learn to use financial management and budgeting tools common to the private and not-for-profit sectors. Canadian financial infrastructure, funding and health care systems also receive emphasis. Prerequisite: HLTH10110. CRN DAY(S) START END

11962

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Resident Centred Care

HLTH10108

Analyze various issues in resident centered care, including current changes in health delivery, organization structures and operational management and implications for nursing practice. Prerequisite: HLTH10110. CRN DAY(S) START END

11963

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Food Nutrition & Hospitality Management for Retirement HLTH10109

CRN DAY(S) START END

11964

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

HR and Labour Relations in Retirement Communities Management HRES10020 Examine the human resources framework with emphasis on obtaining and retaining competent employees. Includes: compensation and benefits, the Human Rights Code and other relevant legislation, and collective agreements. Prerequisite: HLTH10110. CRN DAY(S) START END

11965

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Healthy Adult Aging

HLTH10220

Examine the normal physiological, psychological, social and spiritual changes affecting aging adults using the Holistic approach to wellness. Additional topics include spirituality, changing requirements for physical activity, and health promotion measures. Prerequisite: HLTH10110. CRN DAY(S) START END

11966 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Medical Clerk Certificate (991)

Provides knowledge and technique necessary to assume responsibilities for decontamination and disinfection. Microbiology and infection control are frequently discussed. Prerequisite: HSCI10121. CRN DAY(S) START END

11972 MO

Mar2

TIMES

Apr13 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

HSCI10124

Provides the theoretical knowledge and techniques necessary to assume proper instrument assembly and different methods of sterilization. Prerequisite: HSCI10123. CRN DAY(S) START END

11196 WE

Jan8

TIMES

Feb19 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (IH) $240.45

MDR Principles and Practices 3

HSCI10125

Covers event related sterility as it pertains to storage and distribution, material management and professionalism. Prerequisites: HSCI10124 and HSCI10122. CRN DAY(S) START END

11197 WE

Mar4

TIMES

Apr15 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

MDR Laboratory Experience

FEE

Classroom (IH) $240.45

HSCI10122 (SA)

Encompasses interactive learning activities within skills labs. Led by teachers experienced in the MDR environment to prepare the student for the MDR clinical. Dates: Jan 18, Feb 1, 8, Mar 7, 21. Prerequisite: HSCI10121. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. 11194 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Mar21 8:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

5 FieldWork

Clinical Experience Medical Device Reprocessing

Medical Device Reprocessing Certificate (MDR) (927)

FEE

Classroom (IH) $240.45

MDR Principles and Practices 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

See page 28 for information on this program.

HSCI10123

FEE

$274.80

CLIN10059 (SA)

Apply MDR theory in a full-time preceptored experience in a hospital setting. Lab fee included. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

11193

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/mdr

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$613.50

Acquire the practical and theoretical knowledge necessary to ensure healthcare environments apply proper infection prevention tactics to provide patients and employees with a safe setting. Concepts explored include medical terminology, sterilization processes and patient interventions. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCI10121

Medical Device Reprocessing - Introductory

HSCI10123

MDR Principles and Practices 1

HSCI10124

MDR Principles and Practices 2

HSCI10122

MDR Laboratory Experience

HSCI10125

MDR Principles and Practices 3

CLIN10059

Clinical Experience Medical Device Reprocessing

150

Medical Device Reprocessing-Introductory

HSCI10121

Provides the theoretical foundation of sterile processing. Discuss the standards, the environment and the different areas of an MDR department. Students must register for HLTH10223 concurrently with this course to ensure clearances are complete in time for the MDR Lab Experience, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11967 MO

Jan6

TIMES

Feb17 5:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Because no one was born with money management skills. mohawkcollege.ca/momoney

Classroom (IH) $240.45

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

Investigate nutrition for seniors, with emphasis on health and wellbeing, food service, MOH dietary standards, organizational team building and communication skills. Prerequisite: HLTH10110.

MDR Principles and Practices 1

HEALTH AND NURSING

Medical Laboratory Technician Certificate (047)

Basic Laboratory Techniques for MLA

SPECIAL JOINT MOHAWK/MICHENER INSTITUTE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 13 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/medlabassistant Offered in conjunction with the Michener Institute (Toronto) and approved by the National Certification Body CSMLS, the Provincial Body OSMT and the National Canadian Medical Association (CMA). Complete the 8 online courses and Lab Basics Workshop at Mohawk College. You must satisfy admission requirements of both institutions. Upon successful completion, you will be eligible to write the CSMLS and OSMT certification exams. Admission Requirements • Grade 12 English and Math AND • Grade 11 Chemistry. • Submit your application online by November 29, 2019 on the Program webpage for the January 2020 intake.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MLSC10012

Medical Laboratory Assistant

MLSC10013

Basic Laboratory Techniques for MLA

MLSC10014

Lab Basics Workshop for MLA

BIOL10041

Anatomy and Physiology for MLA

MLSC10042

Hematology for MLA

MLSC10041

Chemistry for MLA

MLSC10043

Microbiology for MLA

MLSC10044

Histology/Cytology for MLA

MLSC10045

Transfusion Medicine for MLA

MLSCMLA42

Clinical Behavioural Science

MLSCMLA58

Clinical Skills

CLIN10034

Clinical Experience 1

CLIN10035

Clinical Experience 2

160

11141

MLSC10012

Focus on delegation ethics, standards of practice, patient rights, and safety within this overview course. Specimen collection, handling, reception, processing and associated clerical duties are also covered. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student Equivalent to: MLSCMLA50. CRN DAY(S) START END

11140

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

222 St. Patrick Street Toronto, ON M5T1V4 416-596-3117 or 1-800-387-9066 ce@michener.ca • Completion of MLSC10012 - MLSC10014, MLSC10041 - MLSC10045 and BIOL10041 are required prior to registering at Michener. • MLSCMLA42 (PD807) Clinical Behavioural Science is an online Michener course. • MLSCMLA58 (CLLT140) Clinical Skills, and CLIN10034 (CLLT151) Clinical Experience 1 are offered onsite at the Michener Institute. CLLT140 and CLLT151 will be offered on 4 weekends at least once per year. Enrollment in these courses is limited. • Visit michener.ca/continuing-education/ce-courses to register for the Michener courses associated with this certificate.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Lab Basics Workshop for MLA

FEE

$288.54

MLSC10014

Gain practical skills in basic laboratory techniques, and use of basic laboratory instrumentation. Become familiar with the use of glassware in standard and reagent preparation, use of the fumehood, safe operation of the centrifuge and Kohler Illumination. Equivalent to: MLSC10003. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11893 FR Feb21 Feb23 5:00-9:00 SA/SU 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $158.01

Anatomy and Physiology for MLA

BIOL10041

Examine the anatomy and physiology of the human body in relation to the role of a Medical Laboratory Assistant while analyzing the structure of the cell and human body systems. Equivalent to: BIOL10006. CRN DAY(S) START END

11137

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Hematology for MLA

FEE

$378.45

MLSC10042

At the lab assistant level, collection and handling of routine hematological specimens, preparation and staining of blood films, setting up for processing, using automated equipment of hemoglobin and blood cell counts will be studied. Methodology involved for microhematocrits, erythrocyte sedimentation rates, basic coagulation studies and serological tests will be reviewed, as well as associated clerical duties. Equivalent to: MLSC10015. CRN DAY(S) START END

11142

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Chemistry for MLA

FEE

$288.54

MLSC10041

At the lab assistant level, basic procedures used in the collection, handling, processing and examining of specimens for chemical analysis will be studied. Urinalysis, blood glucose, and faecal occult blood testing techniques will be examined as well as any relevant automation set up and maintenance. Equivalent to: CHEM10053. CRN DAY(S) START END

Medical Laboratory Assistant

MLSC10013

Review basic medical laboratory mathematics, chemistry, applicable physics and laboratory terminology. Study the care and use of basic laboratory instruments, and the care, uses standards and properties of glass and plastic ware. Presents preparing simple reagents and solutions using the proper lab ware. Equivalent to: MLSCMLA51.

11138

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Microbiology for MLA

FEE

$288.54

MLSC10043

At lab assistant level, basic procedures used in the microbiology lab such as specimen collection and handling, plating, media preparation and routine staining will be reviewed. Preparation of stains and reagents will be studied as well as pertinent clerical duties. Equivalent to: MLSC10016. CRN DAY(S) START END

11143

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Histology/Cytology for MLA

FEE

$288.54

MLSC10044

Collection, handling, processing and preparation of histological and cytological specimens at the lab assistant level will be studied. The care, organization and maintenance of equipment, preparation of simple solution and reagents, routine staining of sections and smears as well as appropriate clerical duties will be reviewed. Equivalent to: MLSC10017. CRN DAY(S) START END

11139

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Transfusion Medicine for MLA

FEE

$288.54

MLSC10045

Provides the student with a basic knowledge of blood groups and blood products. Storage requirements and the effects of storage will be examined in relation to blood and blood products. Examines the tests routinely performed in transfusion medicine. Equivalent to: MLSC10018. CRN DAY(S) START END

11144

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

Clinical Experience 2

CLIN10035 (SA)

CRN DAY(S) START END

11198 C

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FEE

FieldWork

$1252.80

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/nephrology The number of Canadians at risk for or living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is on the rise, due in part to the aging of the population and the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension. This program prepares nurses to deliver kidney care to affected patients across all stages of the kidney care journey, from early detection through dialysis, palliative care and transplant. Nurses will gain knowledge they require to promote and deliver competent, safe and ethical care to those at risk for developing or affected by real disease and/or insufficiency. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Proof of current RN/RPN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10116

Normal and Abnormal Kidney Function

NRSG10120

Living with Chronic Kidney Disease

NRSG10119

Nursing Care Across the Kidney Disease Trajectory

NRSG10115

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Hemodialysis Patient

NRSG10108

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Peritoneal Dialysis Patient

NRSG10117

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Transplant Patient

NRSG10118

Mentored Knowledge Integration Project

Normal and Abnormal Kidney Function

NRSG10116

Understand the normal anatomical and structures and physiological functions of the renal system. Introduces the experienced nurse to etiology and pathophysiology related to acute and chronic kidney conditions, their diagnoses, typical progression and common implications for individuals at risk for developing or affected by kidney disease and their families. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

11970

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Hemodialysis Patient NRSG10115 Hemodialysis is a common renal replacement therapy offered in hospitalbased units & increasingly in community-based settings including the home. Gain the requisite knowledge for providing competent safe & ethical care to the hemodialysis patient as guided by the nursing process, evidence-based practices and a person-centered approach to care. Emphasizes methods & tools that support clinical decision-making & comprehensive approaches to care. Prerequisite: NRSG10116. 11266

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Peritoneal Dialysis Patient NRSG10108

Examine professional nursing practice in the context of caring for individuals undergoing peritoneal dialysis. Emphasis is placed on the delivery of competent, safe & ethical care for this patient population, as guided by the nursing process, evidence-based practices & a person-centered approach to care. Methods & tools that support clinical decision-making & comprehensive approaches to care are emphasized. Prerequisite: NRSG10116. CRN DAY(S) START END

11265

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Transplant Patient NRSG10117

Examine professional nursing practice in the context of caring for individuals in need of kidney transplantation. Emphasis is placed on the delivery of competent, safe and ethical care for this patient population, as guided by the nursing process, evidence-based practices and a person-centred approach to care. Methods and tools that support clinical decision-making and comprehensive approaches to care are emphasized. Prerequisite: NRSG10116. CRN DAY(S) START END

11969

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $388.54

Mentored Knowledge Integration Project

NRSG10118

Apply knowledge related to concepts, care and treatment modalities in nephrology nursing through an online seminar and mentored practicum. Develop and present a knowledge integration project that emphasizes an evidence-based and person-centered approach to meeting complex needs of populations at risk for, or affected by, kidney disease. Prerequisites: NRSG10108 and NRSG10115 and NRSG10117 and NRSG10118 and NRSG10120. CRN DAY(S) START END

12147

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

11968

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

Understand authentic therapeutic relationships within the context of caring for the person with kidney disease through health promotion, disease prevention and management and palliative/end-of-life care. A person-and family-centered approach is emphasized as foundational to developing and implementing an individual plan of care in collaboration with the inter-professional team. Prerequisite: NRSG10116.

Nephrology Nursing Certificate (951)

CRN DAY(S) START END

Nursing Care Across the Kidney Disease Trajectory NRSG10119

See page 29 for information on this program. C

Understand the complexities related to the lived experience of individuals living with and families affected by kidney disease. Person-centred chronic disease management models are used to analyze the appropriateness and comprehensiveness of design and delivery aspects of systems, services and supports for individuals, communities and populations at risk for or living with kidney disease. Prerequisite: NRSG10116. 11971

Medical Terminology

NRSG10120

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $503.65

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

4-week clinical placement to be taken when all courses at Mohawk College and the Michener Institute have been successfully completed. Clinical fees included. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

Living with Chronic Kidney Disease

HEALTH AND NURSING

Oncology Clinical

Oncology Nursing Certificate (883)

CLINNSCC6 (SA)

Integrate the knowledge and skills learned in the theory modules in a clinical setting. Hospital and/or community settings may be selected. All theory courses must be completed prior to placement. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/oncologynursing Gain advanced knowledge and nursing skills for caring for patients and families living with cancer. RNs can use this program of study as preparation for the CNA oncology certification exam. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Proof of current RN/RPN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

11200 A

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FEE

FieldWork

$328.05

Operating Room Attendant

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 2 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/orattendant

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSGNSCC1

Oncology Nursing - Introductory

HSCINSCC2

Communications And Psychosocial Issues in Oncology

Expand your knowledge and skills in the operating room environment. The Operating Room Attendant is an integral part of the O.R. team who is responsible for ensuring a safe, clean environment for patients, staff and visitors. This program is best suited for individuals who do not have a nursing background.

HSCI10219

Oncology Nursing 2

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

HSCI10220

Oncology Nursing 3

HSCI10221

Oncology Nursing 4

HSCI10151

Health Assessment

CLINNSCC6

Oncology Clinical

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSGNSCD9

Operating Room Attendant

HSCI10155

Operating Room Attendant Laboratory Experience

Operating Room Attendant

NRSGNSCD9

Explore Oncology Nursing. Includes: pathophysiology, epidemiology, prevention, screening and detection, treatment modalities and clinical trials. Prerequisite: Certification of registration from CNO as RN or RPN.

Introduces the operating room environment and the role of the OR attendant. Includes: the OR team, communication skills, infection control, basic microbiology concepts, asepsis, positioning of patients and environmental cleaning practices. Students must register for HLTH10223 concurrently with this course to ensure clearances are complete in time for the ORA Lab Experience, see page 91.

CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

CRN DAY(S) START END

$240.45

11147

Oncology Nursing-Introductory

11146

TIMES

NRSGNSCC1

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Communications And Psychosocial Issues In Oncology HSCINSCC2

Consider various issues faced by patients and families living with cancer. Examine communication skills, developmental issues, the impact of cancer on families, grief and bereavement and survivorship issues. Prerequisite: NRSGNSCC1. CRN DAY(S) START END

11145

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Oncology Nursing 4

FEE

$288.54

HSCI10221

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Feb26

$240.45

Operating Room Attendant Laboratory Experience

HSCI10155

Utilize OR Attendant theory and skills in a hospital laboratory experience. Blended delivery: In class dates Mar21, 22, remainder online. Lab will be held at West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, lab fee included. Prerequisite: NRSGNSCD9. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12023 SA/SU Mar21 Mar22 9:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FieldWork

Discusses cancer supportive therapies and symptom management in the care of the cancer patient. Equivalent to: HSCINSCC5. CRN DAY(S) START END

11978

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

eLearn

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Nursing Education Initiative Continuing Education tuition grants may be available for RNs and RPNs! www.rpnao.org

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

$256.10

87 C

Palliative Care - Multidiscipline Certificate (017)

Pediatric Nursing Certificate (950)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/palliativecare

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/pediatric-nursing

Hospice Palliative Care seeks to improve the quality of living and dying for patients, and their families, who are diagnosed with progressive, life threatening illness. Learn how early identification of physical, psychological, social, spiritual and practical issues can affect the illness and bereavement experience. Outcomes of care depend on prevention and relief of suffering, high quality symptom assessment, evidence informed interventions, team collaboration, and compassion. Assists the health professional with their understanding of values, communication, decision-making, and responsibilities within practice situations. The curriculum is based on standards of Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association and the Canadian Nurses Association.

Expand your knowledge and skills in Pediatric Nursing. Provides an in-depth study of content essential to the provision of effective nursing care for the pediatric population (infancy to adolescence) and their families.

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Must be a regulated/certified health care professional (e.g. RN, RPN, OT/PT, Social Worker, Dietician, Physician, etc.).

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCIHZA69

Palliative Care-Introduction

COMM10084

Communication And Informed Decision Making

HMNS10016

Loss, Grief & End Of Life Issues

HMNS10017

Professional Issues and Advocacy

HSCI10082

Pain Management

HSCI10083

Symptom Management

CLIN10093

Palliative Care Clinical

Communication And Informed Decision Making

COMM10084

Examine the dynamics of palliative and end of life care. Focus on the health care professional's relationship with patient and family and communication and counselling skills necessary for facilitating informed decision-making. Prerequisite: HSCIHZA69. CRN DAY(S) START END

11148

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

Loss, Grief & End Of Life Issues

$288.54

HMNS10016

Examine the experience of grief, bereavement and loss. Models of grief are investigated in the context of end of life issues. Concepts such as anticipatory and complicated grief, depression within grief, grief in the family system, & grieving over the life span are examined. Bereavement & mourning practices are discussed from perspectives of culture, family, life stages, and the physical, social, emotional, & spiritual needs of individuals, their families and caregivers. Prerequisite: HSCIHZA69. CRN DAY(S) START END

11149

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

Professional Issues and Advocacy

$288.54

HMNS10017

Focus on interdisciplinary and collaborative practice between the palliative care team and the family. Discuss ethical issues and decision-making and legal issues. Advocacy for the rights of the person with advanced illness and their family will be discussed. Examine professional development, research and education for the palliative care professional. Prerequisite: HSCIHZA69. CRN DAY(S) START END

11150

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Palliative Care Clinical

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

CLIN10093 (SA)

Enhance your knowledge and develop skills in working with clients/caregivers in a hospice palliative care setting. The placement is tailored to your identified learning needs. Mohawk College Medical Clearance is required. CRN DAY(S) START END

11206

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$206.10

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Proof of current RN/RPN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10057

Pediatric Nursing - Introductory

NRSG10066

Nursing Care of Children with Cardio/Respiratory Disorders

NRSG10067

Nursing Care of Children with GI & Metabolic Disorders

NRSG10068

Nursing Care of Children with Altered Musculoskeletal, Neurological and Sensory Function

NRSG10069

Nursing Care of Children with Hematological, Oncological & Palliative Care Needs

NRSG10121

Pediatric Mental Health

CLIN10094

Pediatric Clinical

Pediatric Nursing-Introductory

NRSG10057

Explores the growth and development of pediatric clients from infancy to adolescence reviewing the normal physical, cognitive, social, and psychological developmental changes of each group. Designed for RNs and RPNs interested in caring for pediatric clients in the community and acute care settings, and provides key insights into supporting optimal development of pediatric clients in each age group. CRN DAY(S) START END

11172

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

Nursing Care of Children with Cardio/Respiratory Disorders NRSG10066

Focus on care of pediatric patients with cardiorespiratory disorders, particularly in a community setting. Emphasis on pathology, medical and nursing management, medication administration and ongoing assessment. You must login to eLearn one week prior to the start date. Prerequisite: NRSG10057. CRN DAY(S) START END

11173

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Pediatric Mental Health

FEE

$288.54

NRSG10121

Examine the pediatric population with alterations in mental health and developmental or learning disorders. Focus will be on pathophysiology, assessment, medical and nursing management in both acute and community settings. Factors to be considered are client and family communication, education, cultural and spiritual influences. Equivalent to: NRSG10091. Prerequisite: NRSG10057. CRN DAY(S) START END

11174

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Pediatric Clinical

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

CLIN10094 (SA)

Apply knowledge and skills of pediatric nursing acquired from prior nursing modules in a preceptored clinical placement. Focus will be on provision of care to pediatric patients and their families in a community setting. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11223

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$206.10

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

HEALTH AND NURSING

Anaesthesia, Assessment & Critical Care

Perinatal Support Worker

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

CRN DAY(S) START END

Completion Requirement: 1 course

11152

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/pnsw

TIMES

Admission Requirements • Graduate of a Personal Support Worker Program from a recognized College/ Post-Secondary institution.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCI10240

1012

Perinatal Support Worker

WATCH FOR OFFERINGS IN FALL 2020.

CRN DAY(S) START END

11274 SA 11275 SA

TIMES

Mar7 Apr11 7:30-3:00 Mar7 Apr11 7:30-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

6 6

FieldWork FieldWork

FEE

$309.15 $309.15

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar11

eLearn

FEE

$261.06

Operating Room Principles and Practices 2 Theory NRSG10033 ACCELERATED! Focus on surgical terminology, specialty equipment and

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/perioperative Develop the specialized perioperative nursing skills to function effectively in the Operating Room Suite in accordance with the standards of Perioperative Nursing Association of Canada. Visit the website to view the suggested program/course progression. Admission Requirements • Proof of current RN/RPN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10058

Operating Room Nursing - Introductory

HSCINSC87

Anaesthesia, Assessment & Critical Care

HSCI10156

O.R. Laboratory Experience A

NRSG10032

Operating Room Principles and Practices 1 Theory

NRSG10033

Operating Room Principles and Practices 2 Theory

HSCI10158

OR Laboratory Experience B

HSCI10184

Operating Room Lab Experience C

Options - Choose 1:

related anatomy for the surgical specialties: Ortho, Neuro, Plastics, Ophth, ENT, Thoracic, Vascular & Cardiac. Prerequisite: NRSG10032. CRN DAY(S) START END

11154

TIMES

CRN DAY(S) START END

11276 SA 11277 SA 11278 SA 12850 SA

Feb22 Feb22 Feb22 Feb22

TIMES

Mar21 7:30-3:30 Mar21 7:30-3:30 Mar21 7:30-3:30 Mar21 7:30-3:30

Jan2

TIMES

CLIN10091

RPN Operating Room Clinical

150

RPN Operating Room Clinical

eLearn

SESS DELIVERY

5 5 5 5

FieldWork FieldWork FieldWork FieldWork

FEE

$274.80 $274.80 $274.80 $274.80

CLIN10060 (SA)

Apply perioperative nursing theory and skills in this full-time preceptored Operating Room Suite. All theory and lab courses must be taken prior to placement. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. 12848

SESS DELIVERY

HSCI10158

R.N. Operating Room Clinical

CRN DAY(S) START END

NRSG10058

FEE

$274.80

In an operating room environment, continue to practice skills for scrub and circulating nurse roles. Prerequisite: HSCI10156. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

150

Introduces perioperative nursing principles and practices of aseptic technique, basic microbiology, sterilization, instrumentation and patient safety. You must register for HLTH10223 concurrently with this course to ensure clearances are complete in time for the OR Lab Experience A, see page 91.

eLearn

OR Laboratory Experience B

R.N. Operating Room Clinical

Operating Room Nursing-Introductory

SESS DELIVERY

Mar18 May20

CLIN10060

TIMES

HSCI10156

Operating Room Principles and Practices 1 Theory NRSG10032 ACCELERATED! Focus on surgical terminology, related anatomy and

11153

Graduation Requirement: 8 courses

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

$288.54

Practice skills for the scrub and circulating nurse roles in an operating room environment. Consists of lab and online. Lab fee included. Location of lab and supply list will be posted in eLearn at a minimum of two weeks prior to class start. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

CRN DAY(S) START END

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

11151

eLearn

specialty equipment for General Surgery, Minimal Invasive Surgery, Obstetrics/ Gynaecology and Genitourinary. Prerequisite: NRSG10058 and HSCINSC87.

Perioperative Nursing Certificate (943)

CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

O.R. Laboratory Experience A

Successful completion of this program ensures your eligibility to write the PNSW exam.

HSCINSC87

Focus on the perioperative nursing management of anesthesia assessment and critical care for the circulating role.

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$613.50

CLIN10091 (SA)

Clinical experience will provide the opportunity to apply perioperative practical nursing theory and laboratory experience in a full-time preceptored experience in an Operating Room suite in a variety of surgical services. CRN DAY(S) START END

12849

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FEE

$328.05

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FieldWork

FEE

$613.50

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Certificate (016)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/psychosocialrehab Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is an approach to service delivery that supports the recovery of people living with mental health challenges. Gain an understanding of the foundations of the approach as well as core knowledge of, and experience with, skills related to incorporating the approach within mental health practices and programs. Many graduates pursue and successfully achieve a CPRP (Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner) through www.uspra.org. Admission Requirements • Degree, diploma or certificate in a relevant field. • If you do not have related knowledge and experience in mental health, HLTH10016 (Mental Health Introduction) is a recommended starting point.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCIPSR01

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Foundations

HSCIPSR02

Mental Health Services

HSCIPSR03

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Process

HSCI10092

Mental Health Practitioner Competencies

HSCIPSR05

Current Trends In Mental Health

HSCIPSR06

Independent Study In Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Mental Health Practitioner Competencies

HSCI10092

Key practitioner roles in mental health are presented, including: community support, peer support, vocational rehabilitation and housing support. Examine how the recovery and psychosocial rehabilitation approaches are integrated in mental health practitioner roles and determine the specific competencies integral to each of the roles. Prerequisite: HSCIPSR01. CRN DAY(S) START END

11257

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $365.15

Current Trends In Mental Health

HSCIPSR05

Study current developments and issues in PSR based on content that students develop, with the steering of an industry professional, through experiential learning. Prerequisite: HSCIPSR01. CRN DAY(S) START END

11262

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $365.15

Independent Study In Psychosocial Rehabilitation

HSCIPSR06

Consolidate your understanding and application of the PSR approach by designing and implementing a strategy intended to enhance mental health recovery. Involvement of people, recovering their mental health and wellbeing, in the student's project is emphasized. Liaison with a site contact as well as the course instructor is expected. If sufficient enrollment, three chat sessions will be held during the semester. All theory courses must be completed prior to your independent study. CRN DAY(S) START END

11263

TIMES

Registered Nurse - Critical Care Nursing Certificate (871)

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $459.65

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/criticalcarenursing Obtain knowledge and skills necessary to work in Critical Care areas. Designed for nurses currently working in a critical care setting or those who want to prepare for critical care nursing. Admission Requirements • Proof of current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10099

Critical Care Introduction

NRSG10100

Critical Care Respiratory

NRSG10002

Critical Care Cardiovascular

NRSG10101

Special Populations in Critical Care

NRSG10003

Critical Care Neuroscience

NRSG10004

Critical Care GI/GU

CLIN10004

Critical Care Respiratory Clinical

CLIN10005

Critical Care Cardiovascular Clinical

CLIN10006

Critical Care Neurosciences Clinical

CLIN10092

Critical Care GI/GU Clinical

Critical Care Introduction

NRSG10099

Develop prerequisite skills for acquiring knowledge related to critical care issues from biologic, behaviour, social and nursing domains. CRN DAY(S) START END

11159

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

Critical Care Neuroscience

$309.15

NRSG10003

Examine the major neuromuscular problems that result in admission to a critical care setting and the implementation of nursing processes for them. Prerequisite: NRSG10099. CRN DAY(S) START END

11157

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

Critical Care Respiratory

$309.15

NRSG10100

Learn to assess, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care in critical care settings for patients with respiratory, using enhanced knowledge of pathopsychological processes. Prerequisite: NRSG10099. CRN DAY(S) START END

11155

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Critical Care Cardiovascular

FEE

$309.15

NRSG10002

Develop specialized knowledge and skill in implementing nursing care in a critical care setting for patients with cardiovascular problems. If you are unfamiliar with the complexity of ECG Interpretation, it is suggested that you register in the Arrhythmia Interpretation course (HLTH10229). Prerequisite: NRSG10099. CRN DAY(S) START END

11156

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Critical Care GI/GU

FEE

$309.15

NRSG10004

Learn to care for patients with gastrointestinal and urinary problems requiring critical care including fluid and electrolyte balance. Prerequisite: NRSG10099. CRN DAY(S) START END

11158

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$309.15

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

HEALTH AND NURSING

Critical Care Respiratory Clinical

CLIN10004 (SA)

Take this opportunity to utilize knowledge and skills learned in the Respiratory module and apply them within this preceptored clinical experience. The preceptor will retain responsibility for care of the patient. Clinical paperwork, information and assessments are housed on eLearn. Prerequisite: NRSG10100. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11207

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

Critical Care Cardiovascular Clinical

FEE

$164.88

CLIN10005 (SA)

Take this opportunity to utilize knowledge and skills learned in the Cardiovascular module and apply them within this preceptored clinical experience. The preceptor will retain responsibility for care of the patient. Clinical paperwork, information and assessments are housed on eLearn. Prerequisite: NRSG10002. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11208

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

Critical Care Neuroscience Clinical

FEE

$164.88

CLIN10006 (SA)

Take this opportunity to utilize knowledge and skills learned in the Neuroscience module and apply them within this preceptored clinical experience. The preceptor will retain responsibility for care of the patient. Clinical paperwork, information and assessments are housed on eLearn. Prerequisite: NRSG10003. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11216

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

Critical Care GI/GU Clinical

FEE

$164.88

CLIN10092 (SA)

Utilize knowledge and skills learned in the Critical Care GI/GU module. Responsibility for care of the patient is retained by the preceptor. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

12834 C

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$82.44

Registered Nurse - Occupational Health Nursing Certificate (875)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/occupationalhealthnursing Prepare for practice as an Occupational Health Nurse in various employment settings. The courses will enhance the knowledge and skills of experienced Occupational Health Nurses and will assist with meeting the application qualifications for the Canadian Nurses Association Specialty Certificate Examination (COHN-C). Admission Requirements • Proof of current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSGOHN01

Occupational Health Nursing Introduction

HLTH10030

Health in the Workplace

HSCI10151

Health Assessment

HSCIOHN02

Occupational Health and Surveillance

HSCIOHN03

Health and Safety Legislation

HSCIOHN04

Health and Safety Management

MGMT10020

Ergonomics and Disability Management for Occupational Health Nursing

Options - Choose 1: NRSG10126

OHN Independent Study

NRSG10127

OHN Research Project

CLIN10090

OHN Clinical

Occupational Health Nursing Introduction

NRSGOHN01

Discover the practice of occupational health nursing and the ethical, professional and legal issues and guidelines which form the basis of occupational health nursing practice. Acquire basic skills in the identification of health and safety hazards in the workplace as well as activities which promote employee health and safety.

Registered Nurse - First Assistant Certificate (921)

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses

11268

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/rnfa The RNFA Program is comprised of a facilitated part-time independent study, through online learning activities with computer-based modules, and two full time clinical internships. The laboratory practice component will be held in Hamilton. Accommodations will be your responsibility. Admission Requirements • Visit the website for admission requirements.

Hours

NRSG10039

RNFA Theory 1

NRSG10040

RNFA Theory 2

NRSG10041

RNFA Laboratory Practice

CLIN10046

RNFA Independent Internship

CLIN10042

RNFA Surgeon Mentored Internship

175

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

HLTH10030

Acquire an understanding of the principles of adult learning and therapeutic relationships in order to develop, implement and evaluate health promotion and disease prevention programs and strategies in the workplace. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to promote employee wellness through identification, management and prevention of work-related stress and burnout. 11255

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

SESS DELIVERY

Health in the Workplace

CRN DAY(S) START END

Mandatory Courses:

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Health Assessment

HSCI10151

Develop skill in conducting physical examination and health assessment for adults facing health challenges and life transitions. Focus on history taking, examination skills, health promotion techniques and clinical decision making. Final project requires a video to be submitted by WebCast, YouTube or DVD. Equivalent to: NRSG10084 or NRSGHZ215. CRN DAY(S) START END

11956

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

WATCH FOR OFFERINGS IN FALL 2020.

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Occupational Health and Surveillance

HSCIOHN02

CRN DAY(S) START END

11260

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Health and Safety Management

HSCIOHN04

Learn to design, implement and evaluate an effective occupational health service and health and safety program incorporating evidence-based practice. Acquire or enhance professional writing skills and obtain and critique a research report. Prerequisite: NRSGOHN01 CRN DAY(S) START END

11261

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Ergonomics and Disability Management for Occupational Health Nursing

MGMT10020

Acquire an understanding of biomechanical & ergonomic principles & relate these to pathophysiology of work-related musculoskeletal disorders. Perform physical demands analyses, identify ergonomic risk factors & recommend workstation and/or task modification to prevent work-related injuries. Identify barriers to return to work and design an effective disability management program. Prerequisite: NRSGOHN01. CRN DAY(S) START END

11264

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

CLIN10090 (SA)

Apply knowledge and skills of occupational health nursing in a preceptored clinical placement. Focus will be on provision of care related to Occupational Health nursing practice. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

12853

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

OHN Independent Study

FEE

$403.65

NRSG10126

Consolidate and utilize the content of prior Occupational Health Nursing courses in the development and implementation of a workplace project. Select and perform a project related to occupational health nursing practice. Equivalent to: WORKOHN05. CRN DAY(S) START END

12851

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

OHN Research Project

FEE

OntarioLearn $459.65

NRSG10127 (SA)

Utilize the content of prior Occupational Health Nursing courses to conduct a research project and/or work with a research team on a research project focusing on Occupational Health Nursing care. CRN DAY(S) START END

12852

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

eLearn

FEE

$403.65

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Preclinical and Clinical Information for Health and Nursing Students Preclinical Requirements

Clinical Requirements

Continuing Education Health and Nursing students wishing to complete clinical courses must successfully complete a number of preclinical requirements in the term prior to registering for a clinical course. You will register for the appropriate preclinical course and then login to eLearn to access PrePlacement clearance. There you will find all the information needed to complete the Preclinical requirements.

Each clinical placement will have a variety of requirements that must be met prior to the student attending the clinical site. These will include: • successful completion of all theory courses • completion of Preplacement/Clinical Service course (HLTH10223)

Preplacement/Clinical Service

To meet all the requirements for placement and clinical. CRN DAY(S) START END

11180

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb1 Jun30

eLearn

HLTH10223 FEE

$101.00

NOTES: • You must complete and submit your clinical application prior to the term in which you plan on completing the clinical. • At times, due to excessive placement demands on agencies, placements may not be achievable in the term requested. • Failure to attend clinical placement after confirmation will result in a fee of $150. • Exclusion from clinical may be approved via the PLAR process. Contact the PLAR Office at plar@mohawkcollege.ca or 905-575-2395.

Visit your program webpage for more information or contact us by email cehealth@mohawkcollege.ca

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

Understand the health effects of common hazardous chemical, physical and biological agents in the workplace using a systems and exposure approach. Covers the related health assessments, diagnoses, nursing interventions and medical surveillance. Develop an understanding of principles of occupational hygiene including exposure monitoring and sampling techniques. Prerequisite: NRSGOHN01.

OHN Clinical

HEALTH AND NURSING

Registered Nurse - Perinatal Nursing Certificate - High Risk Obstetrics (877) or Neonatal (876)

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care NRSG10103 ACCELERATED CRNS! Continue your in depth study of perinatal nursing

from the end of the labour process through the intra partum and postpartum periods, examining the care of the mother, newborn and family. Equivalent to: NRSG10056. Prerequisite: NRSG10102.

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses for Obstetrics Graduation Requirement: 7 courses for Neonatal • On successful completion of each program you must apply for the Certificate in Perinatal Nursing and the Acknowledgement of Completion for the specific specialty.

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/highrisk ce.mohawkcollege.ca/neonatal

Gain hands-on experience in individual skill practice and integrated simulations of mega codes and newborn scenarios. Bring proof of successful completion of online NRP exam (dated within 1 month of start date) to first class. Visit www.cps.ca/en/nrp-prn/online-examination for details. Exam requires self-study. Textbook required.

Expand your knowledge and skills in Perinatal Nursing with an in-depth study of obstetrical/neonatal nursing of mother, fetus/newborn and family from conception to six weeks postpartum. Emphasis is on physiology, evidenced-based practice, research and nursing management. The Perinatal Obstetrical Certificate Program prepares RNs for the Canadian Nurses Association Perinatal Nursing Certification examination. Admission Requirements • Proof of current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES High Risk Obstetrics Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10102

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy

NRSG10103

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care

HSCI10163

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification

NRSG10106

Obstetrics 1: Antepartum, Intrapartum and Postpartum Complications in Pregnancy

NRSG10107

Obstetrics 2: Management of High Risk Patients in Emergencies

CLIN10002

Obstetrical Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

CLIN10003

Obstetrical Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Neonatal Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10102

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy

NRSG10103

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care

HSCI10163

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification

NRSG10104

Neonatal 1: Advanced Nursing Care of Term and Preterm Neonates

NRSG10105

Neonatal 2: Advanced Nursing Care of Critically Ill Neonates

CLINNSCF2

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

CLINNSCF4

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy NRSG10102 ACCELERATED CRNS! Enhance your knowledge and nursing skills in the

field of perinatal nursing. In this beginning course, you will start the study of the process of pregnancy from conception through the antenatal period through the process of labour & delivery. Equivalent to: NRSG10055. CRN DAY(S) START END

11165 11160 11175

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Jan15 Apr22 Mar11 Apr29

eLearn eLearn eLearn

FEE

$288.54 $288.54 $288.54

11164 11161 11176

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Jan15 Apr22 Mar11 Apr29

eLearn eLearn eLearn

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification

CRN DAY(S) START END

12854 FR 12855 FR 12856 FR

TIMES

Jan17 Jan17 9:00-5:00 Feb21 Feb21 9:00-5:00 Mar13 Mar13 9:00-5:00

HSCI10163

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1

FEE

$288.54 $288.54 $288.54

FEE

Classroom (IH) $208.79 Classroom (IH) $208.79 Classroom (IH) $208.79

Obstetrics 1: Antepartum, Intrapartum and Postpartum Complications in Pregnancy NRSG10106 Explore common obstetrical interventions and complications including genetic screening, fetal assessment, fetal monitoring abnormal labour, and perinatal bereavement. Equivalent to: NRSG10049. Prerequisite: NRSG10103. CRN DAY(S) START END

11162

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Obstetrics 2: Management of High Risk Patients in Emergencies

FEE

$288.54

NRSG10107

Focus on obstetrical complications such as hypertensive disorders, diabetes, bleeding, infections, cardiac disease, and obstetrical emergency situations. Specific to the management of high risk patients. Equivalent to: NRSG10051. Prerequisite: NRSG10106. CRN DAY(S) START END

11163

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Obstetrical Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

FEE

$288.54

CLIN10002 (SA)

Integrate the knowledge and skills learned in Advanced Obstetrical Nursing 1. Clinical experience will occur in a Level 2 perinatal nursing setting (L&D, antepartum clinic, antenatal diagnostic unit, etc.). Prerequisites: HSCI10163 and NRSG10106. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11218

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

Get Started in eLearn

FEE

$479.25

Information on accessing your eLearn course is available at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/elearn

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

Obstetrical Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

CLIN10003 (SA)

CRN DAY(S) START END

11219

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

Neonatal 1: Advanced Nursing Care of Term and Preterm Neonates

11166

TIMES

FEE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/mentalhealthnursing

NRSG10104

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Neonatal 2: Advanced Nursing Care of Critically Ill Neonates

11167

TIMES

NRSG10105

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 1 Clinical Experience

eLearn

Expertly designed for RNs and RPNs by Mental Health Nurses working in hospitals, education and communities, in alignment with the CFMHN Standards of Practice in Mental Health Nursing and based on Best Practices. Explore concepts and trends necessary for functioning as a dynamic and innovative member of the Mental Healthcare Team. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Proof of current RN/RPN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

FEE

$288.54

Examines the assessment and care of high risk and critically ill neonates. Includes cardiac disorders, congenital abnormalities, acid-base balance, neurological concerns, respiratory disorders, assisted ventilation, gastrointestinal disorders, neonatal surgery, and ethics and end of life care. Equivalent to: NRSG10043. Prerequisite: NRSG10104. CRN DAY(S) START END

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

$479.25

Examine the nursing assessment and care of the moderately ill and/or preterm neonate. Topics include preterm birth from the neonatal perspective, assessment of the "at risk" infant, thermoregulation, nutrition, stabilization and transport, developmental and family centred care, infection and respiratory conditions. Equivalent to: NRSG10045. Prerequisite: NRSG10103. CRN DAY(S) START END

Registered Nurse/Registered Practical Nurse Mental Health Certificate (930)

FEE

$288.54

CLINNSCF2 (SA)

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HSCI10145

Advancements in the Mental Health System

HSCI10147

Introspective Practice

HSCI10148

Health Challenges

HSCI10149

Whole Person Assessment

HSCI10150

Interventions Supporting Recovery

CLIN10097

Mental Health Clinical

Advancements in the Mental Health System

HSCI10145

Integrate the knowledge and skills learned in Advanced Neonatal Nursing 1 in a clinical setting. Clinical experience takes place in Level 2 perinatal nursing setting. Prerequisites: NRSG10104 and HSCI10163. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

Integrate an appreciation of mental illness, knowledge of past, present and future trends, and an awareness of the legal aspect of mental health reform to shape your interactions with clients, families and the system. Explore the lived experiences of clients and challenge your awareness of cultural competence and the impact of stigma.

CRN DAY(S) START END

11220

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

Advanced Neonatal Nursing 2 Clinical Experience

FieldWork

FEE

$479.25

CLINNSCF4 (SA)

Integrate the knowledge and skills learned in Neonatal Nursing 2 (Advanced) in a Level 3 neonatal intensive care setting (NICU). Mohawk College Medical Clearance and current NRP are required. Prerequisite: CLINNSCF2. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11221

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

11168

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Introspective Practice

FEE

$288.54

HSCI10147

Use reflective practices to explore the impact of your values and beliefs in therapeutic partnership and gain self-awareness into nurse/client relationships. Use these personal insights to both refine your communication and interviewing skills, and work through intrapersonal, interpersonal and organizational conflicts and ethical dilemmas. Prerequisite: HSCI10145. CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

11170

$479.25

Health Challenges

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

HSCI10148

Investigate major mental illnesses and adapt your nursing practice to incorporate clients' mental illness as well as the effect of physical and social challenges on health and recovery. Analyze the interplay between addiction, trauma and mental health. Prerequisite: HSCI10147. CRN DAY(S) START END

11169

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Interventions Supporting Recovery

FEE

$288.54

HSCI10150

Integrate knowledge of psychopharmacology and other treatment modalities/ alternatives with evidence based practices to support shared decision making and health maintenance processes with clients. Prerequisite: HSCI10147. CRN DAY(S) START END

11171

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

Mental Health Clinical

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

CLIN10097 (SA)

Gain real world experience in the application of theory from previous courses. Demonstrate a broad scope of interventions used in mental health nursing and analyse the client, family, and team perspectives in various community or hospital environments. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

11222 Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

FieldWork

FEE

$403.65

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

Integrate knowledge and skills learned in the Advanced Obstetrical Nursing 1 & 2 courses in a Level 3 (or Level 2+/equivalent) perinatal clinical setting. Prerequisites: NRSG10107 and HSCI10163. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91.

HEALTH AND NURSING

Registered Practical Nurse - Maternal Newborn Nursing Certificate (040)

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care NRSG10103 ACCELERATED CRNS! Continue your in depth study of perinatal nursing

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

from the end of the labour process through the intra partum and postpartum periods, examining the care of the mother, newborn and family. Equivalent to: NRSG10056. Prerequisite: NRSG10102.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/maternalnewbornnursing

CRN DAY(S) START END

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Perinatal nurses must be able to identify, assess, select and implement appropriate evidence based nursing care to women, newborns, and their families. Develop knowledge and skills in perinatal nursing within the scope of practice of RPN.

11164 11161 11176

Admission Requirements • Proof of current RPN registration with College of Nurses of Ontario.

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

NRSG10102

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy

NRSG10103

Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care

HSCI10163

Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification

NRSG10122

Perinatal RPN Maternal Care

NRSG10123

Perinatal Newborn And Family Care (RPN)

CLIN10073

RPN Maternal, Newborn and Family Care Clinical Experience

Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy NRSG10102 ACCELERATED CRNS! Enhance your knowledge and nursing skills in the

11165 11160 11175

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Jan15 Apr22 Mar11 Apr29

eLearn eLearn eLearn

FEE

$288.54 $288.54 $288.54

Jan15 Mar4 Jan15 Apr22 Mar11 Apr29

eLearn eLearn eLearn

FEE

$288.54 $288.54 $288.54

HSCI10163

12854 FR 12855 FR 12856 FR

TIMES

Jan17 Jan17 9:00-5:00 Feb21 Feb21 9:00-5:00 Mar13 Mar13 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1

FEE

Classroom (IH) $208.79 Classroom (IH) $208.79 Classroom (IH) $208.79

Perinatal RPN Maternal Care

NRSG10122

Enhance the knowledge and skills acquired in Introduction to Perinatal Nursing Part 1 & 2. Focus on the care of women experiencing healthy and at risk childbearing, with emphasis on the RPN's role in obstetrics, fetal assessment, antepartum concerns, birth process, perinatal bereavement, post-partum assessment and complications. Equivalent to: NRSGNSAC1. Prerequisite: NRSG10103. CRN DAY(S) START END

11178

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Perinatal Newborn and Family Care

FEE

$288.54

NRSG10123

Continue your study in Perinatal RPN Perinatal Nursing by exploring newborn and family assessment, problem recognition, newborn complications and issues related to changes in maternal newborn care. CRN DAY(S) START END

11179

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

RPN Maternal, Newborn and Family Care Clinical Experience CLIN10073 (SA)

Integrate knowledge and skills learned in RPN Maternal, Newborn and Family Care theory courses in a Level 1 or 2 perinatal clinical setting (antenatal clinic, maternal child unit, nursery, L&D-observation only). Prerequisites: NRSGNSCA2 and HSCI10163. YOU MUST register for HLTH10223 to complete required health clearances prior to registration, see page 91. CRN DAY(S) START END

HEALTH CENTRE We are here for you! • Medical • Health • Therapy • Wellness

11224

Jan2

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr30

Same day appointment options, Monday to Friday Covered by OHIP and extended healthcare benefits

Learn more at mohawkcollege.ca/healthcentre Call or text 289-237-6538 Visit us at the Fennell Campus, room C109

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FieldWork

FEE

$554.85

Skin, Wound and Footcare Management

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Completion Requirement: 3 courses

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/foot-care-program Update and expand knowledge and skills related to footcare within scope of practice. Specialization increases potential to find employment working as footcare nurse or independently in a footcare business. Admission Requirements • Proof of current RN/RPN registration with College of Nurses of Ontario.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/dementia Develop the knowledge and skills to work with clients who have dementia, with emphasis on a holistic approach to care. Admission Requirements • Approved certificate in Health Science or Human Services within Canada.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Footcare Completion Letter

Hours

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

Exploring Dementia Care

NRSGHZPAE

Basic Footcare for RNs and RPNs

COMM10336

NRSG10059

Advanced Footcare for RNs and RPNs

COMM10335

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care

HSCI10223

Creating a Dementia Care Skill Kit

HSCI10231

Legal and Ethical Issues Related to Aging

CLIN10096

Dementia Clients Clinical

Footcare Acknowledgement Completion of the 2 courses above plus: CLIN10058

Footcare Field Practicum

Skin and Wound Care Completion Letter HSCIHS127

The Management of Wounds

Basic Footcare for RNs and RPNs

NRSGHZPAE

Focus on basic principles and skills in footcare. Two 3-hour online webinars on eLearn (Tue/Thu) and one 7-hour in class session on Saturday. Online content to be completed prior to in-class session. Text and course manual available from the Campus Store at McMaster Hospital Room 1G. Do NOT cut toenails prior to in-class session and bring proof of CNO Registration. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11952 11953

6:30-9:30 9:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-4:00

TU/TH Jan14 Jan25 SA TU/TH Mar3 Mar7 SA

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (IH)

$89.31

Blended (IH)

$89.31

Advanced Footcare for RNs and RPNs

NRSG10059

Assessment and nursing care of high risk feet, pathological conditions and infection control are discussed. Padding and strapping are practised. Blended Delivery - Four 3-hour online webinars on eLearn and one 6-hour in-class session on scheduled Saturday. Online content to be completed prior to in-class session. Must have completed Basic Footcare course from a community college within the past 2 years. Prerequisite: NRSGHZPAE. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11954 11955

6:30-9:30 9:00-3:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-3:00

TU/TH Jan28 Feb8 SA TU/TH Mar24 Apr4 SA

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (IH)

$123.66

Blended (IH)

$123.66

Options - Choose 1: HSCI10222

Gerontology

HSCI10228

Physiology of Aging

HSCI10229

Assessment and Planning

HSCI10230

Mental Health Aspects of Aging

HSCIHZA69

Palliative Care-Introduction

Exploring Dementia Care

COMM10336

11908

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care

FEE

OntarioLearn $264.88

COMM10335

11907

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $264.88

Allied Health Professionals

May be eligible for up to $1500 in tuition reimbursements! ahpdf.ca Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

Working with Dementia Clients Multidiscipline Certificate (138)

HEALTH AND NURSING

Physiology of Aging

HSCI10228

11258

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

Assessment and Planning

HSCI10229

11259

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

OTHER COURSES

CPR and First Aid Certification

Standard First Aid, C.P.R. 'BLS' (HCP)/AED

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12007 SA/SU Jan11 12008 SA/SU Jan11 12009 SA/SU Jan25 12010 SA/SU Jan25 12012 SA/SU Feb8 12011 SA/SU Feb8 12013 WE/TH Feb19 12014 WE/TH Feb19 12015 SA/SU Feb22 12016 SA/SU Feb22 12017 SA/SU Feb29 12018 SA/SU Feb29 12019 SA/SU Mar14 12020 SA/SU Mar14 12021 SA/SU Mar28 12022 SA/SU Mar28

9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00

Jan12 Jan12 Jan26 Jan26 Feb9 Feb9 Feb20 Feb20 Feb23 Feb23 Mar1 Mar1 Mar15 Mar15 Mar29 Mar29

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cpr-first-aid

Health

Additional courses requested by special interest groups can be accommodated.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/health-nursing

C.P.R.'C'/AED - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level HSCI10086

Gentle Persuasive Approaches

Recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an AED. It includes adult, child, and infant rescue techniques. This Red Cross training is designed for healthcare professionals/first responders and includes using an automated external defibrillator. No refunds or transfers after course end date. CPR book, certification card fee and pocket mask included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12002 TH 12003 TU 12004 TH 12005 TU 12006 TU

5:00-10:30 5:00-10:30 5:00-10:30 5:00-10:30 5:00-10:30

Jan9 Jan21 Feb13 Mar3 Mar24

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1 1 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF)

C.P.R. 'C'/AED Recertification - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level

$98.62 $98.62 $98.62 $98.62 $98.62

HSCI10087

Recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an AED. It includes adult, child, and infant rescue techniques. This Red Cross training is designed for healthcare professionals/first responders who have been BLS certified within the past 12 months. No refunds or transfers after course end date. CPR book, certification card fee and pocket mask included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11998 TU 11999 TH 12000 TU 12001 TH

5:00-9:00 5:00-9:00 5:00-9:00 5:00-9:00

Jan7 Jan30 Feb18 Mar12

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH)

Emergency First Aid & CPR

$62.74 $62.74 $62.74 $62.74

HSCI10227

Basic lifesaving first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home. Course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards and includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines. Defibrillator training is included. Certification is valid for 3 years in Emergency First Aid and CPR Level A or BLS. CPR book, certification card fee and pocket mask included. CRN DAY(S) START END

11997 SU

Mar8

TIMES

Mar8 9:00-3:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $118.33

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

HSCI10088

Basic Life Support Provider Level. Complete intensive training, according to Red Cross Standards, WSIB (ON) approved. Designed to meet training requirements of community or industry personnel. A prerequisite for many college entry programs (e.g. MedRadSciences, CVT, DCS, OTA/PTA, PSW, ECE, CYC, ES, Fire Fighters, etc.). First Aid Valid for 3 years. CPR valid for 1 year. No refunds or transfers after course start date. CPR book, certification card fee and pocket mask included. SESS DELIVERY

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

FEE

Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH) Classroom (FF) Classroom (IH)

$135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $135.00

HSCI10232

An innovative, 4-module dementia-care curriculum based on a person-centred approach to care. The curriculum is evidence-based, interactive, and practical. Understand responsive behaviours so you can effectively and appropriately respond in a workplace setting. GPA includes respectful, self-protective, and gentle redirection techniques for use when catastrophic behaviours do occur. Book fee included. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/gpa for more information. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12857 SA 12858 SA 12859 SA 12860 SA 12861 SA 12862 SA

9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00 9:00-5:00

Jan11 Jan18 Jan25 Feb8 Feb15 Feb22

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1 1 1 1

FEE

Classroom (IH) Classroom (IH) Classroom (IH) Classroom (IH) Classroom (IH) Classroom (IH)

Human Anatomy and Physiology

$144.56 $144.56 $144.56 $144.56 $144.56 $144.56

HSCI10027

Offers a comprehensive study of anatomy and physiology in a condensed timeline. Topics covered range from anatomical terminology, chemistry, cell structure and function, tissues, and the integration, organization, and control of the human body systems. This diploma-level study is suitable for admission to Health Care programs and may be considered for advanced standing. Prerequisite: Grade 11 U or C biology or equivalent. 60 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11256

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $459.65

Icentia CardioSTAT ECG Analysis and Reporting

HSCI10239

Develop advanced ambulatory ECG analysis and reporting skills using Icentia's CardioSTAT ECG analysis reporting tool (EART) software. EART software is an adjunct to the CardioSTAT ambulatory long-term ECG monitor. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/icentia for more information. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12867 TH/FR Feb20 Feb21 9:00-4:30 12868 SA/SU Mar28 Mar29 9:00-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

2 2

FEE

Classroom (IH) $467.98 Classroom (IH) $467.98

Introduction to Health

HSCI10209

CRN DAY(S) START END

11959

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Nutrition for Fitness and Health Promotion

HLTH10252

Introduces human nutrition. Review basic dietary recommendations and needs. Includes the impact of age, illness, physical activity and social attitudes on food and eating behaviours. Issues including food supply, safety and counselling are discussed. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11980

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Phlebotomy Training

MLSC10040

Introduces the theory and techniques required for safe practice in Phlebotomy, when collecting both venous and capillary blood samples. Online on Feb 22, In-class sessions on Feb 29, Mar 1. 22 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11939 SA/SU Feb22 Mar1 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (IH)

Preparatory Biology

$151.14

BIOL10006

Examine the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Examine the structure of the cell and human body systems. 56 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11254

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

Restorative Care in a Long Term Care Setting

HSCI10212

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/health-nursing

Arrhythmia Interpretation

HLTH10229

Review cardiac mechanical anatomy and electrical structures. Using a systematic approach, learn to recognize and interpret cardiac arrhythmias, understand their causes, clinical manifestations and management. Equivalent to: NRSG10060. Prerequisite: Must be a Health Care Professional (RN, RPN, Paramedic, Pharmacy Tech, nursing student, etc.). 30 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11957

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $306.10

Intravenous Therapy - RN/RPN

NRSGNSC90

Intended for RNs/RPNs who work with individuals who are receiving IV therapy. Covers anatomy and physiology, types of IV solutions, variety of equipment used, initiating IV therapy (venipuncture) and appropriate nursing care. Understand generally accepted practices for IV therapy. Certification for the skill remains the responsibility of the employing agency. Proof of current RN/RPN CNO registration required. Online Mar 7, 21. In-class Mar 14, 28, 29, Apr 11. 39 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11950 SA/SU Mar7

TIMES

Apr11 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Blended (IH)

Pharmacology Theory Review for Nurses

$267.93

NRSG10096

Review and update the skills and knowledge of the RN/RPN in the area of pharmacology and medication administration. Emphasis is placed on the knowledge of drug groups, both traditional and non-traditional such as natural herbs, in terms of actions, uses, adverse reactions, special considerations, and application of the nursing process. 36 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11958

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

11913

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE AT MOHAWK, FOR FREE!

ACADEMIC UPGRADING PROGRAMS

Program includes: • A personal academic skills review • An individualized “Learning Plan” • Math, English, and Science courses

Start date: All year long, flexible full-time or part-time hours, day or evening classes

Preparing adult learners for: • College programs • Apprenticeship • Employment • GED test prep

Locations: • Fennell Campus, Hamilton Mountain • Hamilton Regional Indian Centre, East Hamilton • Mohawk at Mission Services, Downtown Hamilton

Financial assistance for day-care and/or travel expenses is available for eligible learners. CONTACT: Call: 905-575-2029 Email: upgrading@mohawkcollege.ca Read more: mohawkcollege.ca/AU

This Employment Ontario program is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario and through the Canada-Ontario Job Fund Agreement.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HEALTH AND NURSING

In our increasingly complex world there is a growing awareness that health care delivery is in a crisis situation. In order to make the best decisions, health care professionals must be aware of how our health care system works, where it has come from, the future of health care, and where health professionals fit within the bigger picture. Examine the interrelationships between the individual, community and international health care. 45 hours.

Nursing

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

Hospitality, Home and Garden ce.mohawkcollege.ca/hhg

cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2358 Cake Decorating 4

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS A

Cake Decorating

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

CRN DAY(S) START END

Completion Requirement: 4 courses

12194 MO

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cake-decorating Enhance or develop your skills in cake decorating. Focus on fundamentals of decorating as well as using different decorating techniques and materials. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Some manual dexterity is required for the use of sharp tools.

Hours

CULIGI737

Cake Decorating 1

CULIGI738

Cake Decorating 2

CULIGI739

Cake Decorating 3

CULI10081

Cake Decorating 4

CULIGI737

Learn the fundamentals of decorating cakes and cupcakes. Receive hands-on instruction in levelling, filling, smoothing and combing cakes. Learn and practice the essential skills for decorating - piping techniques, flowers and much more. List of supplies will be covered in the first class. Supply costs of approx. $95 are the responsibility of the participant. Some supplies included. 12535 TU 12191 MO

TIMES

Jan14 Feb11 6:30-9:30 Feb24 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

5 5

FEE

Classroom (FF) $118.05 Classroom (FF) $118.05

Cake Decorating 2

CULIGI738

Create beautiful royal icing flowers, lily nail flowers, flood work, basket weave design and more. Supply costs of approx. $40 are the responsibility of the participant. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: CULIGI737. CRN DAY(S) START END

12192 TH

Jan9

TIMES

Feb6 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $118.05

Cake Decorating 3

CULIGI739

Introduces the wonderful world of decorating with fondant. Use fondant for covering cakes as well as modelling flowers, bows and other adornments to be used on cakes, cupcakes and cookies. Stacking and tiering of cakes will also be covered. Supply costs of approx. $50 are the responsibility of the participant. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: CULIGI738. CRN DAY(S) START END

12193 TH

TIMES

Feb13 Mar12 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $118.05

Culinary Skills - Introduction

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION ce.mohawkcollege.ca/culinary

Mandatory Courses:

Cake Decorating 1

TIMES

Jan13 Feb10 6:30-9:30

Completion Requirement: 4 courses

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

CULI10081

Discover the versatility of using ready-made gum paste to create figures and realistic to nature flowers quite often seen on designer wedding cakes. Create an assortment of wired flowers including roses, lilies, hydrangea, orchids, leaves, etc. and learn to apply the flowers to cakes. Supply costs of approx. $65 are the responsibility of the participant. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: CULIGI739.

FEE

Classroom (FF) $118.05

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Every great chef has a repertoire of knowledge from which to draw - this is your chance to learn from a pro! Whether you're just beginning to cook, or looking for a thorough refresher of the basics, these hands-on courses will have you cooking comfortably in no time and have been designed to build up your kitchen repertoire so you become a great home chef. Your journey starts with the fundamentals and continues to more advanced techniques which lead to creating spectacular dishes with a gourmet touch. Topics include knife skills, a wide range of cooking techniques, food safety and handling, plating and presentation techniques. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Some manual dexterity is required for the use of sharp tools.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CULI10069

Cooking Fundamentals

CULI10070

Cooking Fundamentals - The Next Step

Options - Choose 2: CULI10079

Fast Family Food at Home

CULI10071

Fundamentals of Gourmet Dining

CULI10078

Weekend Cooking Family Favourites

CULI10080

A Dip In The Mediterranean

Bring a sharp "chef's" knife, hand towel, containers and apron to all courses.

Cooking Fundamentals

CULI10069

Join an expert chef and start your culinary journey by learning basic cooking skills. Instruction will be given on proper knife skills and handling, various cooking techniques and food presentation. Gain a new perspective on how to look at recipes to create savoury dishes that will impress family and friends. Food costs included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12187 TU 12188 WE

Jan7 Jan8

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb11 6:00-10:00 6 Feb12 6:00-10:00 6

FEE

Classroom (FF) $239.88 Classroom (FF) $239.88

Cooking Fundamentals - The Next Step

CULI10070

CRN DAY(S) START END

12189 TU

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb25 Mar31 6:00-10:00 6

FEE

Classroom (FF) $239.88

A Dip In The Mediterranean

CULI10080

Join our expert chef for a culinary exploration of the great food cultures of southern Europe. We will be visiting France, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Greece to experience a hands-on introduction and taste some of the world's best cuisines. Food costs included. Prerequisite: CULI10069 or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12190 WE

6:00-10:00 6

Feb26 Apr1

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $249.88

Floral Techniques - Basic Certificate (805)

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/floral Explore the principles and practices of floral design including form, technique, composition, colour, plant identification and care and handling. Learn to create floral arrangements for any occasion with creative expression and originality. Admission Requirements • Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent. • Some manual dexterity is required for the use of sharp tools.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

FLORFC001

Techniques And Color Harmonies Basic

FLORFC004

Materials For Designs

FLORFC005

Designing With Exotics

FLORFC002

Wedding Work And Special Occasion

FLORFC003

Special Floral Tributes

FLORFC205

Style Trends In Design

FLORFC006

Special Design Workshop

Cost of materials is your responsibility.

Techniques And Color Harmonies Basic

FLORFC001

Study the care and handling of flowers, elements and principles of design, and colour harmonies. Complete flower arrangements in fresh and artificial material. Supplies will be discussed at the first class. Equipment and supplies are available for purchase (approx. $60). Fresh product is included. TIMES

Jan16 Mar19 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $546.10

Materials For Designs

FLORFC004

Explore various materials used effectively in creating floral arrangements. Introduces different holding mediums used in creating designs relating to 4 major historical time periods. Cover fresh garlands, miniatures, wreaths and display work. Fresh product included. Prerequisite: FLORFC001. CRN DAY(S) START END

12197 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

CRN DAY(S) START END

12198 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $647.32

Style Trends in Design

FLORFC205

Explore the latest trends in floral design, with emphasis on advanced and innovative design styles that combine line, form, texture and colour. Fresh product included. Kit available. Prerequisites: FLORFC002 and FLORFC003 and FLORFC005. CRN DAY(S) START END

12202 WE A

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $546.10

Home Renovation For Beginners

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION ce.mohawkcollege.ca/homereno

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

12195 TH

Focus on bridal bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, church and reception pieces. Fresh and artificial floral materials will be used. Fresh product included. Prerequisite: FLORFC004.

Completion Requirement: 5 courses

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

FLORFC002

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $546.10

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

Join us in these courses which are of interest to home renovators, apartment superintendents and townhouse maintenance committees. Emphasis on what you can do and when to call in the experts.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Options - Choose 5:

Hours

BLDG10075

Tools and How to Use Them

BLDG10072

Basic Plumbing

ELEC10123

Basic Electrical

BLDG10073

Basic Maintenance

BLDG10074

Kitchens

BLDG10109

Improve or Move

BLDG10086

Flooring And Mouldings

CREA10135

Painting and Decorating

BLDG10121

Bathrooms

BLDG10105

Learn to Tile Successfully

Complete an additional 5 courses and earn a second Acknowledgement of Completion.

Basic Electrical

ELEC10123

Join an expert electrician to learn how to plan a rewiring, upgrading, and add-ons, according to code. Learn when an electrician and an inspection is a MUST. Materials included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. CRN DAY(S) START END

11215 SA

Mar7

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar21 9:00-12:00 3

FEE

Classroom (SC) $102.44

Basic Plumbing

BLDG10072

Learn how to maintain and improve all your basic plumbing! We will show you how to save $$$ by knowing what to look for. Step-by-step instructions from fixing a leaky faucet to installing a toilet and everything in between. Bring a tape measure, and CSA approved safety glasses and safety boots. CRN DAY(S) START END

11213 SA/SU Feb1

TIMES

Feb2 8:30-2:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $82.44

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

Learn from a professional chef! Discover advanced methods (classic and modern) of food preparation & presentation. Covers simple to complicated dishes & creative plating methods. Become a food enthusiast and confidently make existing recipes into your own "signature dish" without relying on written recipes. Food costs included. Prerequisite: CULI10069 or equivalent.

Wedding Work And Special Occasion

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

100

Bathrooms BLDG10121

Explore ideas and concepts for refinishing and/or renewing your bathroom. Includes design, assembling and hanging cabinets, hardware and tiling. Materials included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. NOTE: Plumbing is covered in BLDG10072. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11101 TH

6:30-9:30

Mar19 Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $112.44

Flooring And Mouldings

BLDG10086

Practical hands-on instruction for installing flooring, from hardwood to ceramic tile. Learn about styles, colours, patterns and textures and get tips on measuring, layout and installation. Includes mouldings from baseboards, crown, rail and wainscoting. Materials included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. CRN DAY(S) START END

11100 TH

TIMES

Feb20 Mar12 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

11114 TH

Jan23 Feb13 6:30-9:30

TIMES

Feb15 Feb22 9:00-2:00

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Successful completion of senior secondary school English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Fundamentals Of Horticulture

Deciduous Trees

HORTHOR03

Conifers (Evergreens)

Classroom (SC) $112.44

HORTHOR04

Deciduous Shrubs

BLDG10105

HORTHOR05

Broadleaf Evergreens, Climbers And Vines

HORTHOR06

Annuals, Perennials, Bulbs

FEE

SESS DELIVERY

Prepare for a career change, or enhance your interest in plant materials used in the nursery, commercial, and residential landscape. Study the features and cultural requirements of a broad range of plant materials. NEW DELIVERY! Online courses for maximum flexibility.

HORTHOR02

Learn the basic steps of tiling by starting with a simple project. Hands-on instruction will be given from selecting tiles to the actual installation and completion of a project. A good stepping stone to have the confidence to undertake a backsplash or similar project. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. 11214 SA

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/horticulture

HORTHOR01

Learn to Tile Successfully

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Hours

SESS DELIVERY

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Mandatory Courses:

Discover the "ins and outs" of refinishing and/or renewing your kitchen. Includes design, assembling and hanging cabinets, hardware and tiling a backsplash. Materials included. TIMES

Horticulture - Plant Identification Certificate (846)

Classroom (SC) $82.44

Kitchens BLDG10074

CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

Classroom (SC) $68.70

Fundamentals of Horticulture (HORTHOR01) should be taken first. Extra costs for field trips may be incurred depending on their location.

Deciduous Shrubs HORTHOR04 NOW ONLINE! Explore and learn about a broad range of deciduous shrubs suitable for the modern landscape with emphasis on landscape use, cultural requirements and their ornamental value.

CRN DAY(S) START END

11243

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

Deciduous Trees

HORTHOR02

Explore and learn about a broad range of deciduous trees suitable for the modern landscape with emphasis on landscape use, cultural requirements and their ornamental value. Field trips included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12835 MO

Workshops Register for a workshop and develop a new skill in 10 hours or less.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/workshops CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

TIMES

Jan13 Apr27 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Fundamentals Of Horticulture HORTHOR01 NOW ONLINE! Examine and investigate horticulture through a practical overview that ties together various fields by illustrating common background, principals and nomenclature.

CRN DAY(S) START END

11242 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

Interior Decorating Certificate (178)

Students who are currently in progress should email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program.

Landscape Design II

Landscape Design Certificate (080)

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/landscapedesign Enhance your career potential or learn to landscape your own property. Combine creative flair with scientific study and drafting and design skills. NEW DELIVERY! Online courses for maximum flexibility. Admission Requirements • Successful completion of senior secondary school English or equivalent.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

HORTHOR01

Fundamentals Of Horticulture

HORTLA010

General Plant Identification

HORTLA009

Botany For Horticulture

HORTLA001

Landscape Design 1

HORTLA007

Landscape Design II

HORTLA008

Landscape Design III

Options - Choose 1: CADMCAD06 AutoCAD - Introduction

HORTHOR02

Deciduous Trees

HORTHOR03

Conifers (Evergreens)

HORTHOR04

Deciduous Shrubs

HORTHOR05

Broadleaf Evergreens, Climbers And Vines

HORTHOR06

Annuals, Perennials, Bulbs

HORT10047

Integrated Pest Management and Plant Health Care

BLDG10069

Principles of Landscape Construction

NOTES: • Fundamentals of Horticulture (HORTHOR01) should be taken first. • General Plant ID or several of the Plant ID courses should be taken prior to Landscape Design 2 or 3. • If you are planning to use the Horticulture Certificate instead of taking HORTLA010 (General Plant ID), you must apply for an exemption for HORTLA010 before applying for the Landscape Design Certificate. Option courses are offered under other programs. Refer to index.

Botany For Horticulture HORTLA009 NOW ONLINE! Develop a basic understanding of plant structures, growth and reproduction, classification systems and the relationship between plants and the environment.

12865

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

CRN DAY(S) START END

11242

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

General Plant Identification HORTLA010 NOW ONLINE! Study identification and cultural requirements of deciduous

trees, shrubs, conifers, ground covers, broadleaf evergreens, annuals, perennials and grasses.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12866

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

Jan22 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Sustainable Local Foods Certificate (937)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sustainable

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

TIMES

12833 WE

Learn about the need for sustainable local foods in this online program. Understand the production, processing, preparation, procurement and distribution of sustainable local foods.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CULI10085

Food Security & Food Justice in Canada

CULI10086

Between Farm & Table:Local Food Business & Cooperatives

HLTH10262

Urban Agriculture, Community Gardens, Food Secure Cities

HLTH10263

Understanding Sustainable Farming: Principles & Practices

HLTH10264

Food Systems Trends & Policy in Canada Today

HORT10021

Field to Fork:Introduction to Local and Global Food Systems

HORT10021 (E)

Consider opportunities and challenges for making food system changes at the local and global political, economic and ecological levels. Examine biotechnology, organic farming, climate change, peak oil, water scarcity, and other global issues. CRN DAY(S) START END

12732

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $409.15

Food Security & Food Justice in Canada

CULI10085

Study causes and consequences of urban and rural food insecurity across Canada. Struggle with the tensions between short-term stop gaps and long-term food justice solutions. Bring these realities to life by doing research or field work for a food security organization in your region. CRN DAY(S) START END

12734

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Understanding Sustainable Farming:Principles & Practices

HLTH10263

This is not a training course for farmers, but a course for those who want an overview of sustainable agriculture and how it is practiced across the country. Students have opportunities to direct the course for their own learning. Choose readings and assignments to reflect your own interests and knowledge/skill areas you would like to develop. CRN DAY(S) START END

12735 A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Tea Sommelier

Students who are currently in progress should email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program.

FEE

OntarioLearn $303.32

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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101

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

Examine site analysis and conceptual drawings. Demonstrate the ability to prepare presentations through the means of graphic representation. Purchase of approximately $60 in supplies is required. Course may include field trips. Prerequisite: HORTLA001.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

HORTLA007

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

102

Basic Plumbing

OTHER COURSES

Floral ce.mohawkcollege.ca/floral

CRN DAY(S) START END

Valentine Floral Workshop

FLORGI617

Create an eye-catching and romantic oasis ring for your dinner table on this special occasion. Floral supplies included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12736 SA

Feb8

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb8 9:30-12:30 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $90.95

Food and Drink CULI10087 (E)

Survey the 4000 year old history of chocolate: from ancient Mesoamerica, as a bitter drink of ritual and medicine, to the modern chocolate culture and the mass-produced globalized product of the twentieth century. Investigate import to Europe by the Spanish, the transformation into a sugary drink of the nobility, and the importance to colonization, the slave trade and the Industrial Revolution. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Local Food Procurement

CULI10095

Explore opportunities to bring more local food to foodservices in colleges, universities and healthcare facilities. Learn the skills you need to develop local food purchasing programs. Designed by leading industry experts. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

FEE

eLearn

$49.60

Science of Popular Diets: Impact of Nutrition and Wellness HLTH10279 NEW! Explore concepts of human nutrition as they relate to fad diets and cultural

norms, while gaining an understanding of the impact nutrition has on wellness and disease. Popular and culturally-specific diets are critically examined and assessed based on current practice and scientific evidence. Examine uses and applications of statistical analysis software to examine rudimentary mathematical and statistical principles and techniques, and applications in business and economics. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12752

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Home Renovation For additional courses, see Home Renovation for Beginners page 99, and Woodworking page 136.

Basic Electrical

ELEC10123

Mar7

SESS DELIVERY

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar21 9:00-12:00 3

FEE

Classroom (SC) $102.44

BLDG10105

Feb15 Feb22 9:00-2:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $68.70

Interior Decorating and Design ce.mohawkcollege.ca/decorating

Colour and Application HIST10025 NEW! Learn about the most influential elements of design, through colour and its application. Covers an historical period of colour trends, interior space, pop culture and its political influences, colour is studied from a practical world perspective. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12729

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Design Basics for Interior Decorating

CREA10192

Discover the foundations of design. Includes the principles and elements of design and the tools of visual design. Learn how to apply the right combination of these to design projects that visually communicate ideas in an effective manner. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12728

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms

CREA10195

Plan and design kitchens and bathrooms for today's homes. Review the history of these rooms and discover the changes in importance in our homes. Learn the basics of cabinet styles, lighting requirements, appliances and current trends in kitchen and bathroom design. Understand minimum space requirements, counter and backsplash options, and work triangles to achieve a practical and functional application in planning these important rooms. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12518

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

CREA10191

Discover the important details used by decorators to select appropriate and functional window treatments for home decor. Learn history of both natural and synthetic fabrics, how they are manufactured and used in the decorating industry. Understand the pros and cons of multiple kinds of materials available in today's market. Discuss the trends in both soft and hard style treatments, how to measure and calculate several basic styles to complete particular window treatments. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12514

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Floor Plans, Space Planning and Presentations

PLAN10019

Methods, concepts and theories will be used to understand and develop floor plans and blue prints. You will draw room dimensions and wall elevations to scale as well as learn to identify blue print symbols. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12516

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

Classroom (SC) $82.44

Fabrics and Window Treatments

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/homerenovation

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Feb2 8:30-2:30

Learn to Tile Successfully

11214 SA

Chocolate History

12744

11213 SA/SU Feb1

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/fooddrink

12724

BLDG10072

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Fundamentals of CAD

CADM10060

CRN DAY(S) START END

12726

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Fundamentals of Lighting

CREA10196

Develop an understanding of light sources, calculations, illumination, electrical control, layout, and specifications as they apply to the theory of interior decorating. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12703

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

History of Design Trends

HIST10029

Explore evolution of design and the relationship of current and past trends. Study history of material culture in Europe, British Isles & North America from previous centuries to current times. Investigate periods/relationships through various methods with the expectation of developing a critical eye. Through online lectures, research and presentations, gain understanding of many connections in design trends throughout time. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12727

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

History of Furniture and Accessories

HIST10030

Introduces the historical furniture styles of France, England, and Early America which are related to the contemporary reproductions and adaptations of furniture styles today. This knowledge of furniture and accessories enables students to recommend suitable furnishings for a given decorating concept. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12695

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Interior Decorating - Introduction

CREA10188

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/mohawk-rbg In partnership with Royal Botanical Gardens, Mohawk is offering unique gardening workshops and courses on site at the beautiful and inspirational RBG location in Burlington.

Art of Bonsai

HORT10055

Introduces the living art of Bonsai and presents the history, development, styling and care of Bonsai, for indoor/outdoor garden pots and for in-ground trees and shrubbery. You will pot your own bonsai. Some materials included. Delivered at the Royal Botanical Gardens, 680 Plains Road West, Burlington. Classroom 5 (upon arrival, check in at reception to confirm room location). CRN DAY(S) START END

12673 TH

TIMES

Feb20 Mar26 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Other

Garden Pests - How to Spot Them and How to Deal With Them

$223.66

HORT10048

Introduces common garden pests in Ontario and includes tips for identifying and managing them. Delivered at the Royal Botanical Gardens, 680 Plains Road West, Burlington. Classroom 5 (upon arrival, check in at reception to confirm room location). CRN DAY(S) START END

12675 SA

Mar7

TIMES

Mar7 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Other

Hydroponics and Gardening Without Soil

$100.26

HORT10011

Learn about hydroponics and the art of growing plants without soil in this one day workshop. Discover the basic types of hydroponic systems, the types of growing media that are used and the plants best suited to growing in hydroponics. Hands on experience is provided. Materials included. Delivered at the Royal Botanical Gardens, 680 Plains Road West, Burlington. Classroom 5 (upon arrival, check in at reception to confirm room location). CRN DAY(S) START END

12072 SA

Feb8

TIMES

Feb8 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

Other

FEE

$115.26

Discover the basic principles and elements of design, the importance of room decor, and the major categories of style types. Review career options in the field of design, the components of a professional portfolio, and client needs assessments. Basic knowledge of floor plans, window treatments, lighting, colour schemes, and styles will be examined. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12517

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Interior Materials and Surfaces

CREA10197

Flooring, paint, wallpaper, mouldings and other materials are products used to create style and enhance the home. Discuss products available on the market, including their merits in different environments: what works well in one setting may be a disaster in another. Learn how to calculate the amount of product needed for a space and how to properly install it. Includes ceiling styles, trim, and mouldings, and the correct tools needed to complete each job. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12599

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Sales and Business Practices

BUSN10256

Focus on the skills required to successfully operate an interior decorating business. Emphasis is placed upon client consultation, sourcing, selling, operational management and financial management. Develop a business plan, which provides exposure to market research, marketing strategies and financial planning. 42 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12706

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

New this term! Check out our new programs and courses. ce.mohawkcollege.ca/new

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

HOSPITALITY, HOME AND GARDEN

Explore the fundamentals of AutoCAD for Windows by examining industry standards of interior design to produce a partial set of drawings of floor plans and elevations. Study the differences between drawings for client presentations and contractor installations. Through online content, interactive follow-along videos, and practical exercises, students draw, manage, modify, annotate, and export drawings of floor plans and elevations. 42 hours.

103

Mohawk at RBG

MATHEMATICS

104

Mathematics

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/math

cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2203 MATH LEARNING CENTRE (MLC) - INDEPENDENT STUDY

• Select the date you wish to begin your studies. • Make sure you can attend the in-person orientation session on the date you’ve chosen. • Follow the appropriate column down to the course you require. • Make note of the corresponding CRN. • Use this CRN on your in-person registration form or when registering online.

COURSE NAME

Get Started

• Attend the mandatory orientation session on the start date you selected. You cannot begin your studies without attending the orientation. • The orientation runs from 6:00-7:00 pm at the Fennell Campus. You must arrive on time.

Start/Orientation Date

Jan 21

Feb 19

Mar 19

End Date

May 22

Jun 26

Jul 24

COURSE NUMBER

CRN

Complete your course

FEE

• Math Learning Centre courses are delivered through eLearn in a windows based environment. • You will work through modules independently, however, personal one on one support is available in the Math Learning Centre from 8:30 am to 9:00 pm Monday to Thursday and Friday until 4:00 pm. • Testing takes place in-person at the Fennell Campus in Hamilton. • You must complete your course by the end date.

PREREQUISITE

Mathematics 1

MATH10011

12199

12200

12201

$288.54

Grade 12 (C or U) or MATHMA002 or equivalent

Mathematics 1

MATH10012

12204

12208

12210

$288.54

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mathematics

MATH10020

12212

12214

12215

$288.54

MATH10012

Mathematics

MATH10024

12217

12222

12223

$288.54

MATHMS173

Mechanical Intermediate Algebra

MATH10029

12224

12225

12227

$288.54

MATHMS165 or equivalent

Mathematics for Computer Studies

MATH10042

12229

12232

12233

$378.45

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mathematics 2

MATH10053

12237

12239

12240

$288.54

MATH10011 or equivalent

NDE Mathematics

MATH10059

12242

12243

12247

$288.54

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Preparatory Apprenticeship - Math

MATHMA001

12248

12250

12251

$328.05

Grade 10 Math (applied or academic)

Preparatory Mathematics (Technology)

MATHMA002**

12252

12253

12254

$479.25

Grade 11 Math (C or U)

Preparatory Mathematics (Business)

MATHMA003

12255

12256

12257

$328.05

Grade 11 Math (C or U)

Mathematics 1 - General Arts and Science

MATHMA006

12258

12259

12260

$288.54

Grade 10 Math (applied or academic)

Math

MATHMA018

12261

12262

12263

$288.54

MATHMA006

Mathematics

MATHMA101

12264

12265

12266

$288.54

Grade 11 (C or U) Math or Grade 12 Math (C)

Engineering Mathematics 1

MATHMA179

12267

12268

12269

$378.45

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Differential Calculus

MATHMA383

12279

12281

12283

$288.54

MATH10029

Mathematics

MATHMS122

12284

12285

12286

$378.45

Grade 10 Math (applied or academic)

Mathematics for Construction Technician

MATHMS144

12287

12288

12289

$288.54

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mechanical Basic Algebra

MATHMS165

12290

12291

12292

$378.45

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mathematics

MATHMS171

12293

12294

12414

$378.45

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mathematics

MATHMS173

12411

12412

12413

$378.45

Grade 12 Math (C or U)

Mathematics 2 for Construction Technician

MATHMS244

12408

12409

12410

$288.54

MATHMS144

Mathematics

MATHMS248

12276

12277

12278

$378.45

MATHMS171

Mathematics

MATHMS377

12405

12406

12407

$288.54

MATHMS271

** CRN End Dates for MATHMA002 are Jul 30, Aug 20, Oct 2. CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Pre-Health Mathematics 1

MATHEMATICS COURSES

11228

MATHMA383

Cover empirical equations, conics, and differential calculus with applications. Prerequisite: MATH10029. TIMES

11205 TH

6:30-9:30

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Blended (FF)

Engineering Mathematics 3

$288.54

MATH10014

Study calculus. Learn about differentiation and integration of algebraic, trigonometric, logarithmic and exponential functions, differential equations of the first and second order and Laplace transforms. Prerequisite: MATHMA279 or MATH10021 or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

11204 WE

TIMES

Jan22 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Fundamental Mathematics

MATH10031

Build your skills and understanding of basic arithmetic concepts and the metric system. Focus on operations with whole numbers, fractions and decimals, operations with percents and solving applied problems involving percents. Know and perform conversion between SI units, conversion between SI units and British or US units of measurement. Equivalent to: MATHMA001. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12601

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

FEE

$288.54

Statistics MATHMA570 Covers organization & graphing of data, measures of location & variation, probability & sampling distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, statistical process control, Chi-square distribution, regression & correlation. Minitab statistical software will not operate on a MAC computer. Students wishing MATHMS474 or MATH10060 may take MATHMA570. Equivalent to MATHQC102. Prerequisite: Introductory College level math course. 56 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11248

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $434.45

Technical Calculus I

MATH10052

Examine basic differentiation and integration and applications. Topics include differentiation of algebraic and transcendental functions, indefinite and definite integrals and methods of integration, and applications of derivatives and integrals. Equivalent to: MATH10016. Prerequisite: MATH10024 or MATHMS273. 60 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12343

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $503.65

Technical Calculus II

MATH10054

Examine applications of differentiation and integration in electronics. Focus on Maclaurin, Taylor and Fourier series, linear differential equations, double integrals, Laplace and Fourier transforms. Equivalent to: MATH10014 (Engineering Mathematics 3). Prerequisite: MATH10052 (Technical Calculus I) or MATH10021 (Engineering Mathematics 2). 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12345

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

A series of quick and easy videos that cover some of the basics of Mathematics. These engaging videos will help you build a stronger base of core mathematical skills, increasing your knowledge and confidence! Topics include: Basic Operations, Fractions, Algebra, Decimals and Percent, Linear Equations and Logarithms and many more! mohawkcollege.ca/mathminutes For additional supports visit the Learning Support Centre, room C122, Fennell Campus mohawkcollege.ca/lsc Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

MATHEMATICS

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/math

CRN DAY(S) START END

105

Develop basic mathematics and algebraic skills as preparation for solving problems in the Health Science Nursing Degree Program.

Mathematics Courses Differential Calculus

MATH10008

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

106

Media and Creative Arts ce.mohawkcollege.ca/creative

cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2358 Accessibility and Analytics for Social Media

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS C

Accessible Media Production Certificate (390)

CRN DAY(S) START END

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 12 courses Gain a competitive advantage in producing content for the growing market of Canadians with disabilities. ce.mohawkcollege.ca/amp-390 Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ University Degree or College diploma (two year or longer), OR an acceptable combination of related work experience and postsecondary education (as determined by the College).

12812

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar16 Mar24

eLearn

Accessible PDFs

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MCOM10230

Disability Legislation for Media Professionals

MCOM10231

Diversity Perspectives

MCOM10232

Accessible Content Creation

MCOM10233

Assistive Technology

MCOM10234

Inclusive Writing & Communication

MCOM10235

Capstone 1

MCOM10236

Assistive Technology & Media Content

MCOM10239

Web Accessibility

MCOM10240

Capstone 2

MCOM10257

Entrepreneurship, Intrapreneurship and Accessibility

MCOM10258

Accessibility and Analytics for Social Media

MCOM10259

Accessible PDFs

FEE

$192.36

MCOM10259

Create accessible content that follows Universal Design principles and relevant standards and guidelines (WCAG, PDF/UA) to reach large audiences as a media professional. Identify and recognize barriers to effective accessibility when creating and remediating portable document formats (PDFs). Prerequisite: MCOM10233. CRN DAY(S) START END

12811 TU/TH Jan7

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan21 5:00-9:00

Blended (FF)

Assistive Technology & Media Content

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

MCOM10258

Examine topics in social data analysis, including the social implications of social media on the disability community and the ethical rights and responsibilities of creating accessible content. Examine how social media has transformed how we create and consume knowledge, interact with the worlds and with one another. Prerequisite: MCOM10239.

FEE

$288.54

MCOM10236

Continue to explore assistive technologies with a stronger focus on software, apps and interaction with media content. Includes an in-depth exploration of integrated described video (IDV) and described video (DV). CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12809 MO/SU Jan27 Feb16 5:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

Blended (FF)

Web Accessibility

FEE

$378.45

MCOM10239

Explore web accessibility and incorporate accessible design features to increase usability and interoperability of web based materials. Apply relevant semantically correct HTML coding to pages as well as CSS elements as they relate to web accessibility and separating style from content. Prerequisite: MCOM10236. CRN DAY(S) START END

12810

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb24 Mar15

eLearn

FEE

$378.45

Aesthetics Skin Care II

Aesthetics Certificate (026)

ASTHAES03

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 13 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/aesthetics Prepare for a career in the growing field of aesthetics. Develop knowledge and practical skills including skin care and treatments, product knowledge, waxing, manicuring, salon management and customer relations. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;¢ Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

12168 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Apr13 1:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $422.93

Biology Preparatory

BIOLHZA34

Enhance your understanding of human biology fundamentals as related to the Aesthetics Industry. Cannot be used to meet the entry requirements for health sciences programs. Manual included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12182 TU

9:30-12:30 13 Classroom (FF) $282.93

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ASTHAES02

Aesthetics Skin Care I

ASTHAES03

Aesthetics Skin Care II

ASTHAES04

Aesthetics Skin Care III

ASTHAES05

Aesthetics Body Massage and Treatments

ASTHWS144

MakeUp Artistry

ASTH10006

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

Explore makeup fundamentals for various applications through practical demonstration and applications. Materials included.

ASTHWS306

Waxing

CRN DAY(S) START END

BIOLHZA34

Biology Preparatory

12175 MO

FASHWS013

Colour Theory For Fashion And MakeUp CoOrdination

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

MRKT10043

Business and Marketing for the Cosmetic Industry

Gel and Acrygel Applications

ASTHWS905

Develop skill with Acrygel bind gel applications for artificial nails. You MUST supply your own models. Supplies included. Prerequisite: ASTH10007. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12162 WE

9:30-4:00

Feb26 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $572.93

MakeUp Artistry

ASTHWS144

TIMES

Jan13 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $627.93

ASTH10006

MRKT10044

Professional Selling in Cosmetics

Learn to recognize healthy nails and understand their growth, diseases and care. Develop manicure and pedicure techniques, using appropriate equipment. You must provide models for practical applications and evaluations. Materials and book included.

WORKWS034

Work Experience Option

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12152 WE

6:30-9:30

Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications

Options - Choose 1: ASTHWS031

Make Up Paramedical and Camouflage Therapy

ASTHWS244

MakeUp Artistry II

Jan15 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $770.93

ASTH10007

Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications

Enhance skill development with emphasis on Paraffin Wax, Conditioning Manicures, French Manicures, gel procedures and hand and foot massage. You MUST supply your own models. Supplies included. Prerequisite: ASTH10006.

ASTHWS905

Gel and Acrygel Applications

CRN DAY(S) START END

ASTH10005

MakeUp Bridal Black and White and Creative

12154 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Feb26 9:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $497.93

ASTHWS244 is offered on page 108.

Aesthetics, Nail Technician and Applied Cosmetics Certificates These certificates are offered as day-time, three term programs. Upon successful completion you will receive three certificates. You require approval from the Program Specialist before registering. For information, application or appointment email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Enhance your understanding of product knowledge, bacteriology, sanitation and hygiene and develop skills in skin cleansing, massage and mask treatments. You must provide models for application sessions. Supplies included in course fee. Prerequisite: ASTHAES02.

107

108

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Applied Cosmetics Certificate (830)

Ceramics Certificate (936)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cosmetics

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ceramics

Are you interested in a career in retail cosmetics, or looking for personal development? Develop practical training and knowledge in skin analysis and care, colour theory, make up applications and theory, corrective techniques, merchandising and sales.

Discover the art of making ceramics! This hands on program is intended for all levels of students to create and explore the art of ceramics.

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;¢ Successful Completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CERAPC201

Ceramics - Foundation 1

CERAPC202

Ceramics - Foundation 2

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CERAPC203

Ceramics - Foundation 3

ASTHWS144

MakeUp Artistry

CERAPC204

Ceramics - Foundation 4

ASTHWS244

MakeUp Artistry II

CERAPC301

Ceramics - Intermediate 1

FASHWS013

Colour Theory For Fashion And MakeUp CoOrdination

CERAPC302

Ceramics - Intermediate 2

MARKT10044

Professional Selling in Cosmetics

CERAPC303

Ceramics - Intermediate 3

CERAPC304

Ceramics - Intermediate 4

CERAPC311

Ceramics Glaze Theory

CERA10005

Ceramics Master Class

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: ASTHWS101

Cosmetology 1

ASTHAES02

Aesthetics Skin Care I

Option Group 2 - Choose 1:

Some ceramics courses have field trips.

ASTH10006

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

ASTHWS306

Waxing

MRKT10043

Business and Marketing for the Cosmetic Industry

ASTHWS344

MakeUp Portfolio Development

ASTH10005

MakeUp Bridal Black and White and Creative

WORKWS034

Work Experience Option

Cosmetology 1

ASTHWS101

Develop your knowledge of skin care, with emphasis on analysis of skin types, product knowledge, hygiene and nutrition. Some materials included. Equivalent to: ASTHAES02. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12170 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $277.93

MakeUp Artistry

ASTHWS144

Explore makeup fundamentals for various applications through practical demonstration and applications. Materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12175 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $627.93

MakeUp Artistry II

ASTHWS244

Develop skills in make-up applications for Black and White and Colour photography, television and specialized looks for daytime and evening. Students are responsible for their own models. Photo development included. Prerequisite: ASTHWS144 or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12181 TU

1:00-4:00

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $312.93

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

ASTH10006

TIMES

12152 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan15 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $770.93

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Ceramics - Foundation 1

CERAPC201

Explore practical work, including preparing clay; forming coil, pinch and slab pots; throwing cylinder forms on the wheel; glazing finished work. Glaze fees included. Materials and supplies extra. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12424 MO 12456 TU 12472 TU 12438 WE 12485 WE 12499 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

Ceramics - Foundation 2

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

CERAPC202

Learn to construct hard-edged slab pots, throw bowl forms on the wheel and slip decoration techniques. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC201. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12425 MO 12457 TU 12473 TU 12439 WE 12486 WE 12500 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

Ceramics - Foundation 3

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

CERAPC203

Combine slab and coil methods; throw cylinder and bowl forms with ease and consistency; explore finishing techniques. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC202. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12426 MO 12458 TU 12474 TU 12440 WE 12488 WE 12501 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Ceramics - Foundation 4

CERAPC204

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12427 MO 12459 TU 12475 TU 12441 WE 12489 WE 12502 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Ceramics - Intermediate 1

CERAPC301

Throw bottle forms in various shapes and use slips, oxides, glazing and texturing techniques. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC204. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12428 MO 12460 TU 12476 TU 12442 WE 12490 WE 12503 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Ceramics - Intermediate 2

CERAPC302

Design and construct covered jars with varying shapes and lids. Design and throw a canister set with consistency in lids and lid fittings. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC301. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12429 MO 12461 TU 12477 TU 12444 WE 12491 WE 12504 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Ceramics - Intermediate 3

CERAPC303

Create teapots and casseroles in series with careful attention to body forms, handles, lid fit. Hand build wall tiles, plaques and murals. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC302. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12430 MO 12462 TU 12478 TU 12445 WE 12492 WE 12506 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Advanced

CERAMICS courses can be found on page 115.

CERAPC304

Design and construct four individual place settings of dinnerware, with emphasis on consistent design and decoration. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC303. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12431 MO 12463 TU 12479 TU 12446 WE 12493 WE 12507 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Ceramics Glaze Theory

CERAPC311

Focus on glaze development through hands-on experimentation with ceramic materials, observation and testing with minimal glaze calculation. Work independently under guidance of instructor. Glaze fee included. Prerequisite: CERAPC204. CRN DAY(S) START END

12453 MO C

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Dressmaking Certificate (819)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/dressmaking Focus on basic sewing skills and dressmaking principles for a professional standard. Develop expertise with different fabrics and textures and construct garments with creative expression. Each course skillfully combines theory and practice. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;¢ Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

FASHDM110

Dressmaking 1: Skirts

FASHDM115

Dressmaking 2: Basic Blouse

FASHDM120

Dressmaking 3: Detailed Dress or Blouse

FASHDM125

Dressmaking 4: Pants

FASHDM130

Dressmaking 5: Dressmakers Jacket

FASHDM135

Dressmaking 6: Evening Wear

FASHDM140

Tailoring 1

FASHDM145

Tailoring 2

Cost of materials is your responsibility.

Dressmaking 1: Skirts

FASHDM110

Concentrate on the essentials of dressmaking, including basic sewing skills, pattern and materials selection, layout and cutting. Construction of a basic skirt style will be completed. Materials will be discussed at the first class. Some materials included. Real beginner should consider taking TEXTHC027 (SewingIntroduction) first. CRN DAY(S) START END

12313 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

Dressmaking 2: Basic Blouse

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $216.10

FASHDM115

Make a basic blouse with set in sleeves. Learn professional techniques for simple collars, short sleeve styling, buttonholes and more. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: FASHDM110 or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

12317 TU

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $216.10

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

109

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Refine technical and design skills. Construct handles, sets of wheel-thrown mugs, jugs and clay objects by combining hand building and throwing techniques. Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC203.

Ceramics - Intermediate 4

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

110

Dressmaking 5: Dressmakers Jacket

FASHDM130

Make-Up Artistry Certificate (056)

Concentrate on professional fitting techniques, interfacings, special trimmings and linings as you complete a dressmaker's lined jacket. Some supplies included. Prerequisites: FASHDM120 and FASHDM125.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 11 courses

12319 TU

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $216.10

Tailoring 1

FASHDM140

Examine details of cutting, fitting and sewing a tailored garment, in wool or another natural fibre. Complete a ladies tailored jacket. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: FASHDM135 or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

12321 TH C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr16 6:30-9:30

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $298.54

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/makeupartistry Benefit from professional training in make-up artistry and related service areas, including make-up techniques for theatre, photography, paramedical, film, television and fashion applications. Ideal skills enhancer for aestheticians, hairdressers, cosmetic retailers. Admission Requirements • Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Fashion Design Certificate (804)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/fashiondesign Intended for experienced dressmakers, fashion teachers, and others interested in fashion and design. Develop technical skills in pattern design and drafting, and the creation of individualized designs. Explore drawing, colour and figure theory, textile and costume awareness. Admission Requirements • Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent. • A sound knowledge of dressmaking skills is required for the Pattern Design and Drafting courses.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ASTHWS029

MakeUp Theatrical and Special Effects

ASTHWS031

Make Up Paramedical and Camouflage Therapy

ASTHWS144

MakeUp Artistry

ASTHWS244

MakeUp Artistry II

FASHWS013

Colour Theory For Fashion And MakeUp CoOrdination

MRKT10043

Business and Marketing for the Cosmetic Industry

ASTH10005

MakeUp Bridal Black and White and Creative

HRSY10010

Hairstyling for the Makeup Artist

Option Group 1 - Choose 1:

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

FASHFA200

Pattern Design and Drafting 1

FASHFA210

Pattern Design and Drafting 2

FASH10032

Pattern Design and Drafting 3

FASH10033

Pattern Design and Drafting 4

FASHFA235

Designing Workshop

FASHFA201

Fashion Drawing

FASH10031

Elements of Fashion Design

Options - Choose 1:

ASTHWS101

Cosmetology 1

ASTHAES02

Aesthetics Skin Care I

Option Group 2 - Choose 2: ASTHWS032

MakeUp Theatrical and Special Effects II

ASTHWS344

MakeUp Portfolio Development

WORKWS034

Work Experience Option

Cosmetology 1

ASTHWS101

Develop your knowledge of skin care, with emphasis on analysis of skin types, product knowledge, hygiene and nutrition. Some materials included. Equivalent to: ASTHAES02.

FASHFA240

Costume Influencing

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

TEXTFA910

Fabric Awareness

12170 TU

6:30-9:30

SBMGSB101

Introduction to Small Business & Entrepreneurship

Hairstyling for the Makeup Artist

Cost of materials is your responsibility.

Fashion Drawing

FASHFA201

Learn to transfer fashion ideas to paper. Focus on drawing details, fabrics and textures to be interpreted for pattern drafting and explore drawing materials and ways to illustrate designs. CRN DAY(S) START END

12326 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $216.10

Pattern Design and Drafting 2

FASHFA210

Focus on drafting and designing the bodice and hip length block working with standard and personal measurements. Develop bodices, collars, and neck line designs. Designing a dress/blouse is required. Some supplies included. Prerequisite: FASHFA200. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12323 MO

6:30-9:30

Jan13 Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $257.32

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $277.93

HRSY10010

A beginners approach to session/editorial hairstyling, from basic fundamentals such as fashion concepts and blow drying, to the more complex art of extension placement and hair pieces. It is becoming more common that Session artists know the fundamentals of hairstyling as well as makeup application. Having these combined skills will assist the artist to be more marketable based on their versatility. Supplies included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12183 MO

TIMES

Jan27 Mar23 6:00-9:00

MakeUp Artistry

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $254.88

ASTHWS144

Explore makeup fundamentals for various applications through practical demonstration and applications. Materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12175 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $627.93

MakeUp Artistry II

ASTHWS244

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12181 TU

1:00-4:00

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $312.93

MUSC10075

Fulfill your dream to learn to play the piano. Learn to read music, develop good rhythm, strong technique and basic theory knowledge as we apply these learned skills to Folk, Classical and Popular styles. Access to a piano required. Textbook required. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12525 TH

6:30-8:00

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

Piano Beginners Part B

Music Certificate (809)

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $151.14

MUSC10076

Enhance playing and sight reading techniques by exploring intervals, major scales and basic chording. Classical, popular tunes and duets may also be played. Recommended prerequisite: MUSC10075 or 1 year playing and sight reading experience. NOTE: 1 hour independent study is required. Same textbook used in Piano Part A and B.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/music Explore new musical horizons through a basic study of music and develop a sound foundation for more advanced studies such as arranging and composition. On successful completion of the program you will have developed your theoretical musical ability to the entrance level of the Mohawk College Applied Music Diploma. Admission Requirements • Open to absolute beginners or individuals at any stage. • You may qualify for credit for previous musical experience. • Level 1 instruments and vocals require no previous experience. • You must supply your own instruments where applicable and pay for texts. • Successful completion of senior secondary school English or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12527 TH

8:00-9:30

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $151.14

Piano Continued Explorations

MUSC10103

Enhance piano techniques initiated in Piano Beginners Part A and B levels. Further develop left and right hand co-ordination through fun melodic and harmonic studies. Textbook required. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12528 WE

8:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $192.36

Jan8

Apr8

Theory 1

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

MUSCMU123

Learn to understand the rudiments of Music, with emphasis on writing skills. Course coincides with the Royal Conservatory Theory examination, written May or December. Textbook Required.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

MUSC10075

Piano Beginners Part A

12355 MO

6:00-8:00

MUSC10076

Piano Beginners Part B

MUSCMU020

Theory - Preliminary

Vocal 1

MUSCMU123

Theory 1

MUSCMU140

Ear Training 1 Solfege

MUSCMU223

Theory 2

MUSCPA160

Vocal 1

Jan6

Apr6

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $192.36

MUSCPA160

Improve singing skills with attention to breath control, voice production, stage deportment and intonation. CRN DAY(S) START END

12356 WE

Jan8

TIMES

Mar25 6:00-7:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $82.44

Options - Choose 1: MUSC10071

Vocal Advanced

MUSC10072

Guitar 1

MUSC10103

Piano Continued Explorations

MUSCMU182

Harmony 1

Guitar 1

MUSC10072

Learn a variety of traditional and contemporary songs to develop left and right hand co-ordination and general musicianship. NOTE: 1 hour of independent study is required. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12353 TH

6:30-8:00

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $151.14

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Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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111

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Piano Beginners Part A

112 C

Gel and Acrygel Applications

Nail Technician Certificate (027)

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/nailtechnician

Admission Requirements • Successful completion of Senior Secondary School English or equivalent.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ASTH10006

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

ASTH10007

Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications

ASTHWS905

Gel and Acrygel Applications

ASTH10008

Sculpted Nail Enhancements

MRKT10043

Business and Marketing for the Cosmetic Industry

Options - Choose 1: ASTHWS101

Cosmetology 1

ASTHAES02

Aesthetics Skin Care I

ASTH10006

12152 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan15 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $770.93

Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications

ASTH10007

12154 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Feb26 9:30-4:30

TIMES

12162 WE

9:30-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $497.93

Nail Technician Certificate

Feb26 Apr8

FEE

Classroom (FF) $572.93

Performing Arts Certificate (929)

Photography Certificates - Applied (031) and Art (032)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 8 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/photography-applied ce.mohawkcollege.ca/photography-art Develop and enhance your professional skills and photographic techniques in Art and/or Applied Photography in a convenient part-time schedule. Become familiar with a wide range of photographic equipment, business and design practices, and studio work.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

PHTOPY109

History of Photography

PHTOPY225

Studio Lighting

PHTOPY101

Digital Photography 1

PHTOPY300

Digital Photography 2

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: PHTOPY110

Introduction To Digital Imaging/Photoshop

PHTO10054

Lightroom

Option Group 2 - Choose 3 per certificate: Refer to the website for a complete list of courses. Camera Requirements: • DSLR with aperture priority mode, shutter priority mode, program mode and manual mode.

The Business Of Photography

BUSNPY112

Augment your Applied and/or Art Photography Certificate and gain the practical and in-depth information you need to operate your own business or sell your photography/artwork. CRN DAY(S) START END

Stephanie Visser, Owner Nailed It! Mobile Spa Service Nail Technician Certificate, 2015

SESS DELIVERY

Students who are currently in progress should email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program. C

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

Enhance your knowledge and skills, as preparation for employment or your own business. Focus on sanitation and hygiene, diseases and disorders, massage techniques, artificial applications, nail art, client care and business procedures.

Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques

ASTHWS905

Develop skill with Acrygel bind gel applications for artificial nails. You MUST supply your own models. Supplies included. Prerequisite: ASTH10007.

TIMES

12358 SA/SU Feb15 Mar1 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

Digital Photography 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $206.10

PHTOPY101

Achieve better results for your images and a clearer understanding of camera operation. You require a DSLR camera and the ability to provide images from CD/ DVD or USB drive. CRN DAY(S) START END

12359 TH

Stephanie turned her interest into an entrepreneurial success!

TIMES

Jan16 Mar19 6:30-9:30

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Digital Photography 2

PHTOPY300

Building on techniques covered in Digital Photo 1, learn and experiment with new creative and technical concepts. Prerequisite: PHTOPY101. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12363 SA/SU Jan18 Feb2 9:00-4:30

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/nailtechnician

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $206.10

HDR Imaging Techniques

PHTO10028

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12364 SA/SU Mar14 Mar15 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $96.18

History of Photography

PHTOPY109

Focus on the technical development of photography, its recognition as an art form, and its communication role in the modern world. CRN DAY(S) START END

12041

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $262.10

Introduction To Digital Imaging/Photoshop

PHTOPY110

Using Adobe Photoshop and your own photographs, learn the fundamentals of digital imagery. Software provided in the lab only. Bring photographs and USB for storage. Software for self-use available for purchase at adobe.com Education Store. CRN DAY(S) START END

12360 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Photographing Seniors

PHTO10104

Focus on how to photograph seniors to best reflect their individuality and unique qualities by promoting positive images of aging. Through photography we will focus on how to showcase the abilities and unique attributes of each senior through photography. Model fees included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12365 TH

Mar5

TIMES

Mar26 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $132.44

Studio Lighting

PHTOPY225

Learn to manipulate artificial light using studio strobes, light modifiers, and reflectors for portraits and products. You require camera, tripod and speed light (or strobes). Studio fees included. Prerequisite: PHTOPY101. CRN DAY(S) START END

12362 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Other

$261.10

Urban Landscape and Documentary Photography

PHTOPY111

Explore the styles, techniques, history, and the significance of urban landscape and documentary photography. These concepts help you to create truthful, and often candid photographs for an in-depth portfolio/project exploring a subject of personal interest. Prerequisite: PHTOPY101. CRN DAY(S) START END

12361 TU A

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Sewing (Basic)

Tackle a simple project and gain basic skills in operating a sewing machine. A great stepping stone for future participation in other sewing courses and the Dressmaking Certificate program. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12329 FR Jan17 Jan18 SA 12334 FR Mar27 Mar28 SA

7:00-9:00 9:00-5:00 7:00-9:00 9:00-5:00

FEE

Classroom (FF) $78.70

TEXTHC177

Develop skills in pattern reading, preparing the fabric, measuring, marking, pressing and machine sewing as you make a pair of elasticized shorts or pants. Patterns and fabric suggested. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12338 FR Jan31 Feb1 7:00-9:00 SA 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $78.70

Basic Sewing 2

TEXTHC203

Develop new skills in measuring, easy set in sleeves, facings, interfacings and finishing details by making a simple collarless shirt or top. Patterns and fabric suggested. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12344 FR Feb21 Feb22 7:00-9:00 SA 9:00-5:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $78.70

Basic Sewing 3

TEXTHC322

Continue to develop sewing skills by constructing a sleeveless or semi-fitted dress with set in sleeves and explore new techniques for zippers, easy fitting, hem and neck finishing. Patterns and fabric suggested. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12346 SA/SU Feb29 Mar1 9:00-3:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $99.31

Basic Sewing 4

TEXT10023

Make a semi-fitted jacket, with short cut-on or 3/4 length sleeves, with simple lines which will suit anyone. This project works up quickly and will enhance your skills in measuring, layout, cutting, top stitching and construction. Pattern and fabric suggested. Some sewing experience beneficial. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

12348 SA/SU Mar7

TIMES

Mar8 9:00-3:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $99.31

Basic Sewing 5

TEXT10024

Challenge yourself more with new sewing skills! Enhance your wardrobe with a casual and trendy "Hoodie" jacket with either a zippered or buttoned center front. Patterns will be suggested. Sewing skills needed. Some materials included. TIMES

12349 SA/SU Mar14 Mar15 9:00-3:30

Completion Requirement: 6 courses

SESS DELIVERY

Basic Sewing 1

CRN DAY(S) START END

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

TEXTHC027

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $99.31

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sewing Develop your sewing skills and construct basic garments for yourself and others. Gain skills in pattern reading, fitting and measuring.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

TEXTHC027

Sewing - Introduction

TEXTHC177

Basic Sewing 1

TEXTHC203

Basic Sewing 2

TEXTHC322

Basic Sewing 3

TEXT10023

Basic Sewing 4

TEXT10024

Basic Sewing 5

The purchase of supplies is required. A materials list will be provided before the course starts. Please contact us for more information or to receive the materials list by email.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

113

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Learn techniques and procedures required to create stunning High Dynamic Range (HDR) colour images using the popular Merge to HDR process in Photoshop and the Photomatic Program. Sound knowledge of camera operation required.

Sewing - Introduction

114

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

Chinese Brush Painting

Visual Arts Certificates

VISUAL ARTS - FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (041) MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

12378 SA

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/visualarts-foundation

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Chinese Brush Painting 2

ARTTPD102

Focus on traditional techniques for painting flowers and birds with emphasis on classical fine line drawings using colour. Prerequisite: ARTTPD101.

VISUAL ARTS - INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE (042) MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

12381 SA

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses Admission Requirement: Visual Arts - Foundation Certificate ce.mohawkcollege.ca/visualarts-intermediate

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Chinese Brush Painting 3

ARTTPD103

Practice basic classical techniques used in painting landscapes. Prerequisite: ARTTPD102.

VISUAL ARTS - ADVANCED CERTIFICATE (043) MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

12382 SA

Graduation Requirement: 7 courses Admission Requirement: Visual Arts - Intermediate Certificate ce.mohawkcollege.ca/visualarts-advanced

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

ARTTPD104

Experiment with Chinese painting techniques to render fish and animals in classical and contemporary styles. Prerequisite: ARTTPD103. CRN DAY(S) START END

12383 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ARTTPG101

Design and Colour 1

ARTTPD201

Drawing 1

SSCI10054

Philosophy of Art Concepts

Options - Choose 4: Studio/hands-on courses from Visual Arts Certificates. Refer to website.

ARTTPD105

Through study of proportion and anatomy, learn to capture people of different ages in various poses. Prerequisite: ARTTPD104. CRN DAY(S) START END

12384 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

VISUAL ARTS - INTERMEDIATE Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ARTTPG201

Design and Colour 2

ARTTPD301

Drawing 2

PHTOPY109

History of Photography

Option Group 2 - Choose 4: Studio/hands-on courses from Visual Arts or Photography Certificates. Refer to website.

Chinese Brush Painting 6

ARTTPD106

Experiment with a variety of compositions, materials and methods, while working with subjects of your choice. Prerequisite: ARTTPD105. CRN DAY(S) START END

12385 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

ARTTPD501

CRN DAY(S) START END

12392 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

Hours

ARTTPG301

Option Group 1 - Choose 2:

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Drawing 1

ARTTPD201

Enhance your ability to observe/record, using detailed studies and quick sketches. Explore form, space, line, texture, composition, gesture using charcoal and pencil. Email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for list of materials. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Drawing 2

Mandatory Courses:

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Release artistic potential using right brain drawing. Ideal for beginners or those who feel they cannot draw at all. Bring coil bound sketchbook at least 14"x17" & HB and 4b pencils to first class.

12386 WE

VISUAL ARTS - ADVANCED

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Drawing for the Absolute Beginner

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Chinese Brush Painting 5

PROGRAM OF STUDIES VISUAL ARTS - FOUNDATION

FEE

Jan18 Mar21 9:00-12:00 10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Chinese Brush Painting 4

These programs provide a solid base of theory and practice which, with additional training and experience, could lead you to occupations such as advertising, design, textiles, teaching, recreation, gallery work or self-employment.

Design and Colour 3

ARTTPD101

Explore the styles, supplies and equipment used in Chinese brush painting to produce basic and simple strokes.

ARTTPD301

Focus on accuracy and the relationship of drawing skills to painting and printmaking for individual expression. Materials extra. Prerequisite: ARTTPD201. CRN DAY(S) START END

12389 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Drawing 3

ARTTPD401

EDUCTAL03

Adult Learning

PSYCSS156

Introduction to Psychology

Get creative with a variety of styles, techniques and materials. Explore mixed media and related art fields. Prerequisite: ARTTPD301.

WORKPW900

Work Experience Option

CRN DAY(S) START END

ARTT10052

Art Through the Ages

Option Group 2 - Choose 4: Studio/hands-on courses from Visual Arts or Photography Certificates. Refer to website. Option courses may be listed under other Programs. Refer to the index.

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

12391 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar18 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

Painting 1

ARTTPD211

Explore painting basics, use of materials, oil and acrylic paints, composition, and colour. Model fee included. Email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for list of materials required. CRN DAY(S) START END

12393 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Painting 2

ARTTPD311

Examine historical developments in art and painting and experiment with various media and techniques. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD211. 12394 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Painting 3

12395 TU

CRN DAY(S) START END

12404 MO

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Painting 4

ARTTPD511

Recognize and use the nuances of colour to create various effects. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD411. CRN DAY(S) START END

12396 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Painting 5

ARTTPD611

Study various painting styles from the alla prima style of the Group of Seven to the broken colour of the Impressionists to the smooth, brushless quality of trompe l'oeil. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD511. CRN DAY(S) START END

12398 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Painting 6

ARTTPD711

TIMES

Ceramics - Advanced ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ceramics-advanced Refine your skills as a ceramic artist with more advanced techniques and practices.

Ceramics - Advanced 1

CERAPC401

Glaze fees included. Prerequisites: CERAPC304 and CERAPC311. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12432 MO 12464 TU 12480 TU 12447 WE 12494 WE 12508 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

Ceramics - Advanced 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12433 MO 12465 TU 12481 TU 12448 WE 12495 WE 12509 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Watercolour Painting 1

ARTTPD231

Work from sketches and still life to produce a finished painting showing shape and form, movement and perspective. Model fee included. Email cecreative@mohawkcollege.ca for list of materials. CRN DAY(S) START END

12399 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Watercolour Painting 2

ARTTPD331

Using various techniques, complete pieces highlighting landscapes or a subject of your choice. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD231. CRN DAY(S) START END

12400 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Watercolour Painting 3

ARTTPD431

Concentrate on technical proficiency and composition, addressing your own objectives developed in consultation with your instructor. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD331. CRN DAY(S) START END

12401 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Watercolour Painting 4

ARTTPD531

Strengthen your understanding of composition: unity, dominance, repetition and balance, while working from still life. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD431. CRN DAY(S) START END

12402 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Watercolour Painting 5

ARTTPD631

Experiment with colour and colour temperature to produce four finished pieces demonstrating understanding of complimentary colour and triads. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD531. CRN DAY(S) START END

12403 MO

TIMES

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

OTHER COURSES

Explore personal imagery and possible commercial applications. Portfolio presentation is discussed. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD611. 12397 TU

SESS DELIVERY

Jan13 Mar23 6:30-9:30

ARTTPD411

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

CERAPC402

Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC401. Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

Ceramics - Advanced 3

TIMES

12434 MO 12466 TU 12482 TU 12449 WE 12496 WE 12510 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

Ceramics - Advanced 4

TIMES

12435 MO 12467 TU 12483 TU 12450 WE 12497 WE 12511 TH

6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 1:00-4:00 6:30-9:30 6:30-9:30

Jan13 Jan14 Jan14 Jan15 Jan15 Jan16

Mar23 Mar17 Mar17 Mar18 Mar18 Mar19

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

CERAPC404

Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC403. CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

CERAPC403

Glaze fees included. Prerequisite: CERAPC402. CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

SESS DELIVERY

10 10 10 10 10 10

FEE

Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10 Classroom (SC) $241.10

Weekend Boot Camp-Wheel Throwing

CERA10003

Throw faster, larger, more consistently. Come throw for a whole weekend and hone your skills before the start of the term. Bring your own clay or buy from the studio. Work will not be kept/fired at Mohawk. Studio fee included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12733 SA/SU Jan11 Jan12 9:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $117.44

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $226.10

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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Study a Master watercolourist of your choice and learn to replicate their style. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD631.

Develop a personal style, incorporating techniques and approaches from previous courses. Model fee included. Prerequisite: ARTTPD311. CRN DAY(S) START END

ARTTPD731

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

CRN DAY(S) START END

Watercolour Painting 6

MEDIA AND CREATIVE ARTS

116

Cosmetology

Photography

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cosmetology

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/photography-courses

Make-up Theatrical and Special Effects 2 ASTH10009 NEW! Learn how to make a silicone appliance from start to finish. Learn life casting, mold making, sculpting, how to work with silicone, painting and application. Gain skills in working together, product handling and safety, proper application and shop etiquette, cleanliness, working with a deadline and building on creativity skills. Supplies included. Prerequisite: ASTHWS029.

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12523 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan14 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $352.93

Music

Enhance your photography skills!

Digital Cameras-How To Use Yours Effectively

PHTOCR527

Explore camera controls, resolution, exposure, automatic flash, creativity and composition. Supply your own digital camera. CRN DAY(S) START END

12739 SA

Feb1

TIMES

Feb1 9:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $113.03

Sewing and Needlework ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sewing-needlework

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/music-courses

Serger Know How

Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Open to individuals with a previous musical background. â&#x20AC;˘ You must provide your own instrument where applicable.

Guitar Song Book

MUSC10078

Learn to play a variety of popular and contemporary songs just like they sound on the recordings. You are encouraged to submit your favourite songs to be learned in the group lesson. Prerequisite: Ability to alternate standard open position chords with some bar chords. NOTE: 1 hour independent study is required. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12354 TH

8:30-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $151.14

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

Jazz Harmony 1

FEE

MUSCMU181

Focus on the construction and aural recognition of intervals, chords and modes, diatonic chord progressions and chordal functions and substitutions. Credit in the Applied Music Program. Prerequisite: Theory 1 (MUSCMU123). CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12357 TU

6:00-8:00

Jan7

Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $192.36

Performing Arts ce.mohawkcollege.ca/adultacting

CREA10169

Discover how to use your serger to its fullest potential with proficiency! Master various techniques, use decorative threads, and a variety of fabrics including knits. Practice these skills by completing project(s) during the course. The purchase of supplies is required. A materials list will be provided before the course starts. Please contact us for more information or to receive materials list by email. You must supply your own serger. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

CREA10194

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $92.44

Sewing Window Treatments - Part 1

CREA10103

Learn basic design tips for window treatments with emphasis on correct measuring, estimating yardage, fabric selection and hardware. Projects include sample of a basic cafe curtain and lined and unlined pinch pleated drapes. Basic sewing skills required. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12350 SA/SU Jan25 Jan26 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $92.44

Sewing Window Treatments - Part 3

CREA10105

Try your hand at roman shades/balloons and more sophisticated and stylish drapery treatments. Start with the basic design rules, measuring, estimating yardage, hardware and install correctly. Complete samples in class. Some drapery and sewing skills beneficial. Some materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

Acting for Adults

TIMES

12352 SA/SU Mar28 Mar29 9:30-4:00

12351 SA/SU Feb8

TIMES

Feb9 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $92.44

In partnership with Theatre Aquarius, build performance and presentation skills in this active, fun course led by theatre professionals. Engage in acting techniques to gain experience in voice and body awareness, text analysis, character development, ensemble building, stage presence, theatre and rehearsal practice. Theatre skills are life skills; creative problem solving, teamwork, empathy, and awareness are essential to life and art. Location: Theatre Aquarius, 55 Wentworth St. South. CRN DAY(S) START END

12737 SA 12738 SA

TIMES

Jan11 Feb29 1:30-4:30 Mar28 May30 1:30-4:30

SESS DELIVERY

8 8

FEE

Other Other

The Master Class

$335.93 $335.93

CREA10136

Resembling an 'on-going audition', you perform several works during the course for "Masters" of the industry to gain exposure and insight that will ready you for professional casting. Prerequisite: CREA10079. LAST TIME OFFERED. CRN DAY(S) START END

12795 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Mar17 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

10 Classroom (FF) $206.10

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/adultacting CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

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ce.mohawkcollege.ca/tech

cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca | 905-575-2203 C

CREDENTIALED PROGRAMS A

AutoCAD Design Certificate (191)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/autocad

Completion Requirement: 5 Courses

Introduce CAD to your workplace. Using current software, learn to create two dimensional drawings and three dimensional models, lisp routines and customized CAD environments. ENHANCED! Now offering two streams - Architectural and Mechanical.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/3dprinting Explore the amazing world of Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing! Designed for industry professionals and makers alike, this Acknowledgment of Completion will provide hands-on instruction including solid modelling, additive manufacturing, 3D printing, design optimization, and features additional courses on safety and post-processing.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MANU10051

Solid Modelling for Additive Manufacturing

MANU10052

Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing

MANU10053

Design Optimization & Generation of Form

MANU10054

Additive Manufacturing Safety Considerations

MANU10055

Additive Manufacturing Post-Processing

Solid Modelling for Additive Manufacturing

MANU10051

An introductory overview of solid modelling including the software that is readily available to support the creation of an STL file, the file type that is required to drive additive manufacturing and 3D Printing. Materials included. CRN DAY(S) START END

11183 TU

TIMES

Jan21 Apr21 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $338.54

Air Brake Training ce.mohawkcollege.ca/airbrake This mandatory training is required for individuals seeking their air brake (Z) endorsement through the Ontario Ministry of Transportation. Anyone who drives a vehicle fitted with an air brake system or an air-over-hydraulic brake system is required to have a Z endorsement on their drivers license. Admission Requirements • Minimum requirement is full class "G" license (Ontario).

Air Brake Training

MOTPSAM70

TIMES

11273 SA/SU Feb29 Mar1 8:00-4:00 12056 SA/SU Mar28 Mar29 8:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

2 2

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

CADMCAD06

AutoCAD - Introduction

CADMCAD15

AutoCAD - Advanced

Option Group 1 - Choose 1: CADM10028

AutoDESK - REVIT

CADMRE066

SolidWorks Basic

Option Group 2 - Choose 1: CADM10040

AutoDesk REVIT - Advanced

CADM10041

SolidWorks Advanced

Option Group 3 - Choose 1: CADM10051

AutoDESK 3DS Max

INFOCAD29

AutoDESK Inventor

AutoCAD - Advanced

FEE

CADMCAD15

Learn advanced techniques for proficiency in the use of AutoCAD. Recognize the best tool for the task, the best use of that tool, and how to create new tools for efficiency. Prerequisite: CADMCAD06. CRN DAY(S) START END

11226

Learn the airbrake system and components. Earn your 'Z' Air Brake Endorsement on your Ontario License, as required by The Ontario Ministry of Transportation. Test & Booklet included. When you have successfully completed the endorsement course, you need to report to a DriveTest Centre within 6 months to add the Z endorsement to your licence. CRN DAY(S) START END

Admission Requirements • Drafting knowledge is strongly recommended. • If you have no previous computer knowledge or knowledge of Windows you should take Productivity Software Skills (INFO10268) before starting this program.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

AutoCAD - Introduction

eLearn

FEE

$309.15

CADMCAD06

Examine and use Computer Aided Design software known as AutoCAD. Investigate and apply entity creation, dimensioning, layers and line types, and text creation. CRN DAY(S) START END

11177 TU 11225

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21 6:30-9:30 15 Classroom (FF) $309.15 Jan15 Apr22 eLearn $309.15

Classroom (SC) $320.30 Classroom (SC) $320.30

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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Technology and Skills

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AutoDESK - REVIT

CADM10028

Learn to use REVIT Architecture software for building design. Create floor plans, sections, elevations and 3D views. Typical architectural elements such as walls, windows, doors, furniture, floors, ceilings and roofs will be incorporated. CRN DAY(S) START END

11129 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

AutoDesk REVIT - Advanced

CADM10040

REVIT Architecture is a powerful 3D Building Information Model (BIM) program. Expect to learn advanced collaboration, design development and construction documentation tools using architectural examples. Prerequisite: CADM10028. CRN DAY(S) START END

11132 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

SolidWorks Advanced

CADM10041

Develop skills in using mechanical design automation software for advanced modeling, drawing and assemblies. Explore the full power of SolidWorks with a focus on Mold Design, Sheet Metal, Weldments, Animator and edrawings. Prerequisite: CADMRE066. CRN DAY(S) START END

11133 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

SolidWorks Basic

CADMRE066

Sketch out ideas, experiment with features and dimensions, and produce models and detailed drawings using SolidWorks graphical interface. CRN DAY(S) START END

11181 TH C

TIMES

Jan16 Apr23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

Building Environmental Systems - BES™ Operator Class II Certificate (990)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 7 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/bes2 One of the most highly recognized certifications for building operations in Canada, the Building Environmental Systems - BES™ program is designed to provide education for the efficient and safe operation and maintenance of today's complex buildings. It is recommended that applicants be employed in building operations. The BES™ program adheres to the fundamental premise that "the building is a system" in which heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, ventilation, electrical power, lighting, water and air supply are not separate isolated systems but are connected and interdependent. Focus on the knowledge required to understand the functioning of all systems in commercial, office, institutional and residential buildings. There is also a focus on sustainability. The programs look at how buildings can be operated and maintained more efficiently. Two certificates are offered: Building Environmental Systems - BES™ Operator Class II and Building Environmental Systems - BES™ Operator Class I. Admission Requirements • Practical work experience or equivalent.

CRN DAY(S) START END

11092 WE C

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

Hours

BLDG10700

Building Systems-A Practical Overview

HRAPBES01

Heating

HRAPBES02

Air Conditioning And Refrigeration

BLDGBES03

Air Handling & Preventive Maintenance

BLDGBES04

Electrical

STENBES05

Controls

STENBES06

Water Treatment

FEE

15 Classroom (SC) $309.15

Building Environmental Systems - BES™ Operator Class I Certificate (989)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 9 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/bes1 Building on the operations and maintenance foundations of BES™ Operator Class II, the BES™ Operator Class I Certificate explores the unique nature of hospital systems and covers in detail energy efficiency in large buildings. Admission Requirements • Practical work experience or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BLDG10700

Building Systems-A Practical Overview

HRAPBES01

Heating

HRAPBES02

Air Conditioning And Refrigeration

BLDGBES03

Air Handling & Preventive Maintenance

BLDGBES04

Electrical

STENBES05

Controls

STENBES06

Water Treatment

BLDG10709

Hospital Building Systems

BLDG10710

Energy Efficiency in Large Buildings

You must complete the first seven courses before taking BLDG10709 and BLDG10710.

Building Systems-A Practical Overview

BLDG10700

Explore building systems in a holistic way that recognizes the interactions between the various mechanical systems and encourages building operators to be conscious of overall operations including system, safety, environmental considerations and energy efficiency. Key concepts include considering buildings as a system and the components of the building envelope. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (SC) $309.15

Energy Efficiency in Large Buildings

Mandatory Courses:

BLDG10700

11092 WE

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Building Systems-A Practical Overview

BLDG10710

Examine the energy and resource efficiency challenges of large buildings and how to address them. Topics include a review of building operating systems, energy audits, energy management, and indoor air quality. CRN DAY(S) START END

11091 TH

TIMES

Jan16 Apr23 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (SC) $309.15

Certificate of Qualification Examination Preparation

CNC Operator - Milling

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cfc-odp Required by individuals who do not have an ODP card or for those whose ODP card has expired. Under Ontario regulations, individuals who handle refrigerants must successfully complete training and an exam as part of the Ozone Depleting Substances Awareness Program. Those who successfully complete the full one-day course will receive a renewable Ontario Ozone Depletion Card and a nationally registered number for refrigerant purchase.

Ozone Layer Protection Awareness Program

ENVR10065

Examine environmentally correct equipment design, and handling procedures for CFC/HCFC/HFC refrigerants. Intended for those who wish to maintain an ODP card or whose card has expired. Course manual included. 11271 SA 11272 SA A

CRN DAY(S) START END

11102 TH

CFC/ODP Training

CRN DAY(S) START END

Explore the fundamentals of CNC milling machines and machining centres. Practice safety procedures, setup, and operation of HAAS milling machines. Understand CNC milling as you gain experience using tools and equipment in the production of milled parts for a practical project; a functional Stirling engine. Turned components produced in MACH10071 CNC Operator-Lathe. Materials included. CSA approved safety shoes and safety glasses are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student.

TIMES

Feb29 Feb29 8:30-2:30 Mar28 Mar28 8:30-2:30

SESS DELIVERY

1 1

FEE

Classroom (SC) $233.34 Classroom (SC) $233.34

CNC Operator

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan23 Apr23 6:30-9:30

FEE

13 Classroom (SC) $367.93

CNC Programming Certificate (070)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cncprogramming Develop skills in basic microcomputer operation, manual CNC programming and CAD/CAM programming, using PC-based MasterCAM. Some review of geometry and trigonometry included. Intended for individuals with experience in machining. Admission Requirements • CNC courses require you to function at a Grade 12 level in Mathematics and interpret engineering drawings. • Since basic machining parameters are not covered, industrial experience in operating conventional machine tools such as turning or milling machines is recommended. • See Machine Tool Operator Certificate for basic skills. • See CNC Operator Acknowledgment of Completion for CNC Operator Skills.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MACHRE810

CNC Programming - Basic

MACHRE811

CNC Programming - Intermediate

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/cncoperator

CADMRE455

CAD/CAM (MasterCAM) 2D

CNC Operators produce machined parts by interpreting programs to set up and operate a computer numerical control (CNC) machine with a focus on maintaining quality and safety standards, keeping records and maintaining equipment and supplies. Benefit from hands-on practical training in safety procedures, setup and operation of HAAS Lathe and Milling CNC machines. Learn to create quality products and make the most of innovative technology.

CADMRE456

CAD/CAM (MasterCAM) 3D

TDRWRE152

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 3 courses

Admission Requirements • Grade 12 math. • Experience in machining is beneficial.

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

TDRWRE152

Learn to visualize objects and interpret dimensions, sections, tolerances, machine finishes, assemblies, etc. CRN DAY(S) START END

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MACH10071

CNC Operator - Lathe

MACH10072

CNC Operator - Milling

TDRWRE152

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

PATHWAYS - After completing CNC Operator, you may be interested in the following programs: • Machine Tool Operator Certificate (848) for basic skills. • CNC Programming Certificate (070) for programming skills.

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

Some components of this program require approved safety glasses and footwear.

11131 MO

TIMES

Jan27 Apr20 6:30-9:30

CNC Programming - Intermediate

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

MACHRE811

Explore sequences including canned cycles, subroutines, machine tool input, set-up and operation. CSA approved safety eye-wear and footwear are required for some classes and are the responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: MACHRE810. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11090 TU/TH Feb4

6:30-9:30

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

20 Classroom (SC) $403.65

TDRWRE152

Learn to visualize objects and interpret dimensions, sections, tolerances, machine finishes, assemblies, etc. CRN DAY(S) START END

11131 MO

TIMES

Jan27 Apr20 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

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To find a Certificate of Qualification course, contact the Apprenticeship Branch Office at 1-800-668-4479. Confirm your Trade Identification Number for the appropriate exam and determine your eligibility to write the exam. Ask your Apprenticeship contact if any Ministry-funded deliveries are available.

MACH10072

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Construction Planning and Scheduling

Commercial Construction Management

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ccm Gain practical training leading to the application of principles and practices in the field of Commercial Construction Management. Providing a foundation in the field, students will have the knowledge to begin assisting or managing the construction process, from initial planning to project completion.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BLDG10114

Commercial Construction Estimating

BLDG10115

Commercial Construction Principles

BLDG10083

Construction Contracts and Documents

BLDG10728

Construction Industry

BLDG10101

Construction Planning and Scheduling

BLDG10118

Project Construction Management

Commercial Construction Estimating

BLDG10114

Introduces measuring techniques for items in a commercial construction project. Use Excel spreadsheets to interpret construction working drawings and specifications to measure items such as excavation, concrete, steel, etc. Emphasis is placed on accuracy of measurement, standard descriptions, logical sequence of take-off, and estimating principles. The parts of a detailed estimate will be identified. CRN DAY(S) START END

12644

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $428.05

Commercial Construction Principles

BLDG10115

Explore various building materials and construction methodologies used in commercial construction, including durability, availability, ease of construction, and aesthetic perspective. Includes a review of commercial construction drawings and specifications. Discover a variety of learning tools including standard building practices, commercial working drawings, and trade publication websites. CRN DAY(S) START END

12643

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan14 Apr21

OntarioLearn $347.32

Construction Contracts and Documents

BLDG10083

Understand the principles of contract law as they relate to the construction industry. Builds upon the principles of contract law and introduces standard forms used in the construction industry issued by the Canadian Construction Documents Committee and the Canadian Construction Association. CRN DAY(S) START END

12295

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $319.84

Construction Industry

BLDG10728

Explore the many facets of the construction industry and develop a deeper knowledge of the factors that impact the industry. Increase awareness of various participants and stakeholders that are typically involved in a commercial construction project. Understand issues such as impact on the economy, safety, environment, and use of technology. CRN DAY(S) START END

12646

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

CRN DAY(S) START END

12647

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Project Construction Management

BLDG10118

12645 C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Construction Estimating Certificate (867)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/constructionestimating Accurate estimating and careful monitoring of costs are essential for ensuring a profit in any construction firm. Upgrade your estimating skills using computer software.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BLDG10723

Estimating 1 (BCS)

BLDG10010

Estimating 2

BLDG10101

Construction Planning & Scheduling

MGMTCN340

Construction Management A

MGMTCN440

Construction Management B

MGMTCN440

Develop an understanding of the role of project management in the construction industry, and the phases of a typical construction project, from job acquisition to project close-out. Prerequisite: MGMTCN340. CRN DAY(S) START END

12680 WE

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan22 Apr22 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Construction Planning and Scheduling

BLDG10101

Learn the concept of construction scheduling and planning by exploring applications of effective project planning and analysis. Topics include Gantt schedule, CPM, Critic Path Planning, Resource allocation, Cash Flow Planning, Schedule Monitoring and Productivity Factors. Complete a detailed schedule for a small commercial project. CRN DAY(S) START END

12647

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Estimating 2

BLDG10010

Prepare an estimate for the construction of sample residential and commercial buildings. Examine and apply sample project designs and with a focus on quantity measurement, construction interpretation, standard industry methods of measurements, and various formatting structures that are involved in preparing an estimate to construct the project(s) chosen. Prerequisite: BLDGEA202. CRN DAY(S) START END

11128 MO/TH Jan6

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

BLDG10101

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Mar10 7:00-10:00 19 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Augmented/Virtual Reality Workshop

Electrical Fundamentals Certificate (063)

Graduation Requirement: 3 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/electricalfundamentals Benefit from a thorough grounding in the electrical fundamentals required in various maintenance occupations. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ A minimum of Grade 11 mathematics and physics, or equivalent.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Hours

ELECHV107

Electricity 1 - Residential

ELECHV200

Electricity 2-Commercial/Light Industrial

MATHMA002

Preparatory Mathematics(Technology)

CSA approved safety shoes/boots and safety glasses/eyewear with side shields are mandatory for admittance to all shops and are the responsibility of the student.

Electricity 2-Commercial/Light Industrial

ELECHV200

Focus on thermostats and electric control devices, 3-phase motors and starters, complex control system circuitry and schematic wiring diagrams. Field experience and prior knowledge of electricity required. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: ELECHV107.

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

24 Classroom (SC) $479.25

Electronic Fundamentals Certificate (886)

Students who are currently in progress should email cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program. A

TIMES

Jan25 Jan25 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92

INFO10284

What is a Blockchain and Cryptography? What are Bitcoin and Ethereum? How do distributed networks play a role (peer-to-peer protocols)? Explore the role of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other blockchains like HyperLedger, in monetary policy, healthcare, data storage and other industrial/commercial applications. Understand blockchain fundamentals, Bitcoin and Ethereum, and their current and potential applications. CRN DAY(S) START END

12387 SA

Feb1

TIMES

Feb1 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92

Cyber Security Workshop

MATHMA002 is offered on page 104.

TIMES

12380 SA

Blockchain Workshop

Mandatory Courses:

11089 TU/TH Jan28 Apr23 6:30-9:30

CRN DAY(S) START END

INFO10285

With Cybercrime at an all-time high it is no longer an option to forgo cyber security even in a small business or at home, everyone is at risk. Focus on small business and home owners who want to learn how to better secure their home or business networks against cyber threats. Gain knowledge on cyber threats and vulnerabilities and how to protect against them. CRN DAY(S) START END

12388 SA

TIMES

Feb29 Feb29 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92

Drone Introduction

AFTD10036

Interested in Drones? Curious as to how drones work and how to fly one? Want to see how using a drone could help you in your business, or just for fun? Come out to our Drone Introduction workshop to see what can be done with drones, and to learn more about our RPAS courses. Instructors will demonstrate flying outside (weather permitting); students participate in basic flight control manoeuvers during indoor exercises. CRN DAY(S) START END

11990 SA 11991 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Jan18 9:00-3:00 Feb8 Feb8 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

1 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92 Classroom (FF) $145.92

Net Zero Buildings BLDG10141 NEW! Have you wondered what the difference is between traditional and net

Emerging Technologies

zero buildings? Learn the difference between the two, how net zero contributes to low carbon and obtain first hand knowledge of net zero building operations by touring Canada's first net zero institutional building, The Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at the Mohawk College Fennell Campus.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 4 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/emergingtechnologies In today's world, there are many new and emerging technologies impacting our lives on personal and professional levels. Mohawk is introducing this Emerging Technologies Workshop Series to provide introductory insight into the origins, impacts and applications of these technologies. Meet the experts working in these fields during our in-class, hands-on workshop sessions.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Options - Choose 4:

Hours

AFTD10036

Drone Introduction

BLDG10141

Net Zero Buildings

INFO10283

Augmented/Virtual Reality Workshop

INFO10284

Blockchain Workshop

INFO10285

Cyber Security Workshop

INFO10286

Programming Workshop

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

12842 SA

Mar7

TIMES

Mar7 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92

Programming Workshop

INFO10286

Explore the core ideas and skills a coder needs when programming on any platform with any language. Focus on the most important languages like JavaScript, C, Ruby, and Python. Discover the strengths of each languages and learn why you might choose one over another. Goals include: recognizing what is common across all of these languages; identifying what the program is doing under the hood; and making sense of the buzzwords and jargon that you cannot avoid when programming. CRN DAY(S) START END

12390 SA

TIMES

Mar28 Mar28 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92

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Interested in learning about Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (ARVR) technology? Discover the history of the technology, the current and future applications, and how it affects industries. Explore the main companies and technologies in this space, future trends in the field, and the available career pathways. Gain a general understanding of AR/VR and discover future learning opportunities.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

INFO10283

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Environment Management, An Introduction

Environmental Management

ENVR10024

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

Enhance your abilities to understand and analyze complex environmental policies, legislative procedures, and the implications and effects of environmental management strategies.

Completion Requirement: 6 courses

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/environmentalmanagement

12325

Jan14 Apr21

Explore unique environmental problems from a global perspective in this series of online courses. Includes systems, tools and strategies, risk management techniques and legal requirements for the assessment and management of air, water, land and waste with an interdisciplinary approach. The focus is on the need for sustainable development and market-driven solutions. Theory and practice are incorporated allowing students to gain an appreciation of the complexity of designing environmental strategies in the presence of diverse and competing stakeholder interests. This program may be of interest to individuals with college Technician/ Technologist diplomas or university degrees seeking to expand their environmental management expertise.

Environmental Management Systems and Audits

Admission Requirements • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED).

Environmental Site Assessment and Reporting

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

ENVR10069

Examine environmental management systems in compliance with the environmental laws and regulations. Introduces the concept of environmental management systems in reducing overall environmental impacts within industry and business operations. Provides an overview of the purpose of an EMS model, how companies adopt/implement them and overall framework of EMS models. Focus on specific EMS models, including the ISO 14001 systems and the Auditing process. Equivalent to: ENVR10043. CRN DAY(S) START END

12609

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

ENVR10074

Understand the theory and practice of Environmental Assessment approaches that are the principal means of integrating environmental considerations into governmental decision-making.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

12658

ENVR10024

Environmental Management, An Introduction

ENVR10025

Energy Resources

Introduction to Sustainable Development

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

ENVR10026 (E)

ENVR10026

Introduction to Sustainable Development

ENVR10059

Environmental Laws and Regulations

Discuss environmental, economic and social issue that impact the sustainability of our communities. Examine the effects of human populations on ecosystems and consider individual responsibility to promote sustainability through lifestyle change.

ENVR10069

Environmental Management Systems and Audits

CRN DAY(S) START END

ENVR10074

Environmental Site Assessment and Reporting

12611 C

Energy Resources

ENVR10025

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Fire Safety Certificate (853)

Examine current traditional and non-renewable energy resources and technologies and their limitations. Explore renewable energy sources including hydroelectricity, solar, ocean, geothermal and wind energy and their future potential.

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

CRN DAY(S) START END

Involved in building construction or maintenance, or work as an inspector, fire prevention officer, insurance adjuster, or are responsible for fire safety in commercial or industrial institutions? You should benefit from this program.

12608

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/firesafety

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

Your private, personal, password protected Mohawk digital space.

24-hour access connection to: • eLearn • email • exam bookings

• grades • online transactions • and more...

mymohawk.mohawkcollege.ca CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

SAFE10132

Fire Safety - Extinguishing Systems

SAFE10133

Fire Code and Inspections

SAFEFT100

Basic Principles Of Fire Safety

SAFEFT103

Fire Safety 3-Fire Alarms

SAFEFT106

Fire Safety 6 Processes and Protection

Fire Code and Inspections

SAFE10133

Study the application and enforcement of the Ontario Fire Code and develop skills for conducting comprehensive fire safety inspections in a variety of occupancies. CRN DAY(S) START END

11199 TU

TIMES

Jan21 Apr21 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Fire Protection

SAFE10071

Develop understanding of fire and life safety issues, with emphasis on fire chemistry and physics, building design, and applicable legislation. Equivalent to: SAFEFT100. 45 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12296

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Fuel Certification Challenge Examinations

Fluid Power Certificate (847)

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/fluidpower Benefit from hands-on training in hydraulics/pneumatics, components/systems, troubleshooting methods and electronic/electrical control for fluid power. Designed for individuals in fluid power related occupations who work with systems from a practical standpoint, but who have little or no formal training in fluid power. Admission Requirements • Basic knowledge of, or experience with, fluid power systems.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

STENMF201

Introductory Hydraulics

STENMF254

Hydraulics 1

STEN10009

System Studies

STENMF202

Introductory Pneumatics

STENMF354

Hydraulics 2

STENMF352

Pneumatics 2

Some components of this program require approved safety glasses and footwear.

Hydraulics 1

STENMF254

Learn control valves, accessories and hydraulic fluids and how/where to apply these components in an operating hydraulic system to assure efficient operation of a system for a specific application. Utilizing specific laboratory equipment the student will have opportunity to do hands on lab experiments with typical valving/ accessories found in industry today. Equivalent to: STENMF101. Prerequisite: STENMF201. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11099 TU/TH Jan28 Apr16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

24 Classroom (SC) $466.65

System Studies

STEN10009

Study applications of fluid power, automation and motion control technology across a myriad of industries. Topics for project development in various sectors will be selected for development for the senior project. Equivalent to: STENMF102. Prerequisite: STENMF254. CRN DAY(S) START END

12674 WE

TIMES

Jan29 Mar25 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $192.36

Challenge Examinations for all Gas and Oil Burner Technician Certifications may be written at the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) 1-877682-8772 www.tssa.org. After successful completion of the written challenge examination (minimum pass 75%), you must submit to a Practical Assessment. The TSSA will conduct the practical assessments at a location of their choice. Scheduling appointments and costs to be determined at the time of calling the TSSA. Theoretical challenge examinations for the Oil or Gas Technician will interest those with Gas or Oil Burner Technician experience who are not certified in any category or have never possessed any Certificate of Qualification as a Gas or Oil Burner Technician. Reinstatement and higher category challenge examinations will have to be arranged and written at the TSSA. If you wish to challenge the Gas or Oil Burner Technician II exam or the Gas and Oil Burner Technician I exam you must provide proof of the following to the TSSA: • A valid Gas or Oil Burner Technician III or II license, depending on the exam you are challenging. • Documentation of the hours related to the work experience for the license that you are challenging, types of equipment, etc. This would include letters or affidavits from employers detailing work experience related to the certification sought and the name and certificate number of the supervising certificate holder(s).

Fuel Technician Certification ce.mohawkcollege.ca/fueltechnician Gas Technician and Oil Burner Technician courses, designed to train participants for Ontario certification, are accredited by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical for each course section. All Fuel Certification courses/programs are endorsed and supported by Ontario Regulation 215. You must write an examination within one year of accredited course/program completion. Failure to meet the requirements within one year of completion will necessitate retraining. Rewrites & Re-examination: • Candidates will be permitted to attempt the theoretical and practical exams a maximum of three times. A candidate who is unsuccessful in their third attempt must attend a full training program again. As per the TSS Act, OREG 215, and policies and procedures, a candidate may apply to the TSSA, Director, Fuel Safety Division providing exceptional reasons for a fourth attempt. One is able to rewrite after thirty days of an unsuccessful attempt. • Mohawk College will advertise a rewrite schedule in the Continuing Education catalogue and on our website. • No one should fill out an application for a higher certification level until successfully completing a lower level certification. • Upon completion of all four parts of Gas Technician 2, the student will be permitted to book the final TSSA examination. • Participants are required to pay an Examination Fee for each level (GT-3, GT-2, GT-1) of certification and each attempt. For Fuel Technician information, access the TSSA link via ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ fueltechnician Admission Requirements • Applicants with Grade 12, especially Mathematics & English are best equipped to handle the curriculum. • Experience working with gas and/or oil fueled equipment is a definite advantage. OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN You must successfully complete Modules 1 - 13 for certification as an Oil Burner Technician 3 (OBT-3). The OBT-3 is a prerequisite for OBT-2 courses. The Oil Burner Technician 3 & 2 training is offered through day school training at this time. GAS TECHNICIAN You must successfully complete Modules 1 - 9 to earn a Gas Technician 3 (GT-3) Certificate. The GT-3 certificate is a prerequisite for GT-2 courses. You must successfully complete modules 10 - 24 to qualify as a certified Gas Technician 2 (GT-2). Each GT-2 part includes four 120-hour courses which must be taken. You must successfully complete modules 25-31 to obtain the GT-1. (GT-2 is a prerequisite.)

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MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

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The purchase of books will be required; instructors will advise.

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

Payment for Gas Technician 3/2 Rewrite Exams will be required the first night of the review class.

Gas Technician 2 - Part 1

GOPTRE050

Part 1 of a 4-part curriculum designed to train participants for certification as a Gas Technician 2 (GT-2) in Ontario. Covers electrical, mechanical and electronic controls used in natural/propane gas heating. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical. Prerequisite: Gas Technician 3 certification. NOTE: Part 1 & 2 must be completed before parts 3 & 4. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

11085 TU/TH Jan14 Apr23 6:00-10:00 30 Classroom (SC) $781.65

Gas Technician 2 - Part 2

TIMES

Gas Technician 2 - Part 3

TIMES

Gas Technician 2 - Part 4

Relational Database Management Systems

INFO10235

Spatial Database Management and Integration

INFOCV630

GPS - Global Positioning Systems

Classroom (SC) $781.65

INFOCVA37

Remote Sensing

GOPTRE052

INFOCVA36

GIS Software

INFOCVA08

Internet Mapping

INFOCVA14

Designing, Managing/Implementing A GIS

FEE

Classroom (SC) $781.65

GOPTRE053

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Gas Technician 3 Review

FEE

GOPT10003

Benefit from an optional refresher. Intended to help Mohawk CE or Day students ONLY who have completed the mandatory training to write the TSSA exam. Assists those who missed the exam or had an unsuccessful attempt. Not intended for those wishing to challenge the TSSA exam. TESTING ON Mar 4. Payment due Feb 5. Prerequisites: GOPTRE244 or MOTPST208 and STENST211. TIMES

Feb26 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

Gas Technician 3

FEE

Classroom (SC) $82.44

GOPTRE244

Required course for individuals wishing to obtain Gas Technician 3 Certification (GT-3). Topics include: 9 mandatory modules, properties & characteristics of propane & natural gas, utilization codes, acts & regulations, introduction to electricity, piping & delivery systems, and an introduction to gas appliances. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical. TSSA Exam fee will be charged separately. CRN DAY(S) START END

11212 MO/WE Jan6

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jun17 6:00-10:00 45

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

INFO10234

11088 TU/TH Jan14 Apr23 6:00-10:00 30 Classroom (SC) $781.65

Feb5

GIS, a popular and affordable technology, provides the ability to automate map production and integrate earth imagery with other data to solve geographic problems. Develop or enhance your skills and knowledge in effective use and management of GIS. Designed for managers, technical professionals, and support staff responsible for managing and using GIS, Urban Planners, Civil and Transportation engineers and individuals in resources management and business.

Hours

Final of the 4 courses designed to train participants for certification as a Gas Technician 2 (GT-2) in Ontario. Covers modules 16, 18, 20 and 21. Instruction consists of theoretical and practical training in the major topics listed. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical. Prerequisite: GOPTRE050 and GOPTRE051. NOTE: Gas Technician 2, part 4 may be taken before part 3.

11211 WE

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/gis

Intro to Geographic Information Systems

SESS DELIVERY

11087 MO/WE Jan13 Apr27 6:00-10:00 30

CRN DAY(S) START END

Graduation Requirement: 8 courses

INFO10233

Part 3 of a 4-part curriculum designed to train participants for certification as a Gas Technician 2 (GT-2) in Ontario. Covers air-handling principles, natural/ propane gas forced warm air heating systems and add on devices. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical. Prerequisite: GOPTRE050 and GOPTRE051. NOTE: Gas Technician 2, part 4 may be taken before part 3.

CRN DAY(S) START END

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Mandatory Courses:

SESS DELIVERY

11086 MO/WE Jan13 Apr27 6:00-10:00 30

CRN DAY(S) START END

Geographic Information Systems Certificate (079)

GOPTRE051

The second of 4 courses designed to train participants for certification as a Gas Technician 2 (GT-2) in Ontario. Topics include natural/propane gas handling, pressure regulation, piping and tubing systems, venting, and conversion burners. Successful completion for certification requires at least 80% attendance and a minimum grade of 75% in both theory and practical. Prerequisite: Gas Technician 3. NOTE: Gas Technician 2, part 2 may be taken before part 1. Parts 1&2 must be completed before 3&4. CRN DAY(S) START END

FEE

Classroom (SC) $1159.65

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Designing, Managing/Implementing a GIS

INFOCVA14

Develop a foundation for designing and maintaining a geographic information system and become familiar with existing databases, standards, and industry practices for data management. Prerequisites: (INFOCVA03 or INFO10233) and (INFO10177 or INFO10214 or INFO10235). CRN DAY(S) START END

11241

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

GIS Software

INFOCVA36

Gain hands-on experience and the conceptual overview needed to take full advantage of the ArcGIS software's advanced display, analysis, and presentation mapping functions. Become familiar with the components of the ArcGIS graphical user interface (GUI) and learn how to produce map layouts, tables and charts to display and query different kinds of information. Extensions to ArcGIS will also be covered. Software included with textbook. Prerequisite: INFOCVA03 or INFO10233. CRN DAY(S) START END

11238

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

GPS - Global Positioning Systems

INFOCV630

Examine GPS applications, with emphasis on operating fundamentals, absolute and differential techniques, types of signals, considerations related to GPS data, satellite systems (GNSS) and future trends. GPS receiver NOT required. Prerequisite: INFOCVA03 or INFO10233. CRN DAY(S) START END

11236

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Internet Mapping

INFOCVA08

Examine various types of Internet Mapping. Examine strategies for managing data for Internet Map Project. Demonstrate the understanding of the topics; Geographic Markup Language, Web Map Service Standards, Open-source and commercial solutions to serving geographical data and common tasks, and issues involved in creating maps. Prerequisite: INFOCVA03 or INFO10233. CRN DAY(S) START END

11237

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Intro to Geographic Information Systems

INFO10233

CRN DAY(S) START END

11233

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Relational Database Management Systems

INFO10234

Explore building data models, normalization, and querying a database to benefit GIS. Work with spatial data that is stored in a relational database management system and build on storage techniques using relational databases (nonspatial) and spatially enabled databases (Geodatabases). Navigate security, administration, and the beginnings of enterprise driven data management. CRN DAY(S) START END

11234

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

INFOCVA37

Explore fundamental principles and applications of remote sensing, the science which looks at the Earth from above. Remote sensing is used in planning, environmental science, real estate, and agriculture, and other areas. Software not included. Prerequisite: INFOCVA03 or INFO10233. CRN DAY(S) START END

11239

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Spatial Database Management and Integration

INFO10235

Explore large scale enterprise integration of spatially enabled databases to secure, administer and set rules for data with a spatial component. Develop an enterprise GIS data model using efficient data processing strategies. You must purchase a subscription to a managed cloud service to participate in this course. Fees will be charged by the provider to a student credit card and the actual expense will be based on usage; approx. $50-$100 for the semester. Prerequisite: INFO10234. CRN DAY(S) START END

11235

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 10 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/homeinspection Learn to help homebuyers make informed decisions about their prospective new home. This program, approved by the Association of Home Inspectors, incorporates the Standards of Practice of ASHI/CAHPI (American Society of Home Inspectors/Canadian Association Home and Property Inspectors). Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including Mathematics and senior level English. â&#x20AC;˘ Experience in the construction industry is an asset.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Remote Sensing

Home Inspection Certificate (171)

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities

Pre-Apprenticeship Training Programs Interested in securing an apprenticeship? Check out our Pre-Apprenticeship Training Programs at mohawkcollege.ca/pre-apprenticeship. (This website is updated as information becomes available.) Trade offerings are based on labour market demand and industry support. Program offerings are funded by and subject to MTCU approval. These full time in-school Pre-Apprenticeship Training programs offered at the Stoney Creek campus include: Pre-Trades Theory & Workplace Safety / Basic Level 1 Apprenticeship Training Standard, Health & Safety Certifications / Employment Preparation & Employer Wage Subsidy Incentives. The Ministry covers the cost of tuition and textbooks. Participants are responsible for their own cost of living expenses. Programs have a limited number of program seats. The recruitment and selection process is quite competitive. Recruitment for these programs traditionally start in the Fall/Winter with training commencing in the Spring/Summer each year.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BLDGHI001

Interior/Insulation Inspection

BLDGHI002

Exterior Inspection

HRAPHI003

Heating Inspection I

HRAPHI004

Heating Inspection II

HRAPHI005

Plumbing Inspection

HRAPHI006

Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Inspection

ELECHI007

Electrical Inspection

BLDGHI008

Structural Inspection

BLDGHI009

Roofing Inspection

COMMHI010

Communication/Professional Practices

Successful completion of this program fulfills the academic entrance requirements of the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI) provided that 70% or higher is maintained in each of the subjects being submitted to OAHI for consideration. Students must still complete the Defect Recognition and Reporting Subject, which must be taken through the OAHI directly, and the Ontario Building Code Subjects: Part Nine - Building Envelope; Part Nine - Health and Safety, (both offered inclass only). Please contact the OAHI regarding Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions) Insurance at 416-256-0960 or 1-888-RHI-OAHI or www.oahi.com. Textbook Information Textbooks must be purchased directly from the Carson Dunlop online store. Visit https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college.

Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Inspection

HRAPHI006

Learn to identify typical defects and apply correct inspection techniques for cooling systems and heat pumps. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12653

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Communication/Professional Practices

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

COMMHI010

Develop your professional communication skills with particular emphasis on reporting requirements, communicating inspection findings to the client, and professional conduct required of industry professionals. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12657

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Contact Debbie DeDauw Email: debbie.dedauw@mohawkcollege.ca Call: 905-575-2301 This program is funded by the Government of Ontario.

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Gain an understanding of GIS fundamental concepts and terminology including the role of GIS in business, government, surveying and natural resources. Learn how to create and manipulate data using GIS. Examine the collection, management, analysis and presentation of spatial data, concepts of database systems, data modeling and digital mapping. Computer software required: Open Source Software Quantum QGIS (works on Windows, Macs, and Linux). Equivalent to: INFOCVA03.

125 C

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

126

Electrical Inspection

ELECHI007

Learn to inspect the performance of residential electrical systems, with emphasis on service drops, grounding systems, service panels, wiring systems, devices, and fixtures. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12650

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Exterior Inspection

BLDGHI002

Learn to conduct an exterior inspection, with emphasis on exterior wall coverings and retaining walls, grounds, window wells, lot grading, driveways, patios, walkways, decks, balconies, porches, railings, wall cladding, flashing trim, eaves, soffits, fascia, and exterior doors and windows. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12655

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Heating Inspection I

HRAPHI003

Learn to inspect installed heating systems (gas and oil furnaces and hot water boilers). Emphasis on identifying the energy source, type, material, condition, and safety concerns as well as inspecting the heating equipment. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12651

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Heating Inspection II

HRAPHI004

Learn to inspect vent systems, flues and chimneys, as well as fireplaces, other wood heating appliances, steam and electric heating systems. Prerequisite: HRAPHI003. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12652

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Interior/Insulation Inspection

BLDGHI001

Learn the fundamentals of inspecting thermal insulation, vapour retarders and ventilation systems. Focus on the inspection of walls, ceilings, floors, basements, doors, windows, and other residential fittings. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12656

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

HRAPHI005

Focus on residential plumbing systems, with emphasis on interior water supply and distribution systems, water heating equipment, drain/vent/waste systems and related fixtures. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12654

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Roofing Inspection

BLDGHI009

Learn to identify typical defects in roof coverings, drainage systems, flashings, skylights, chimneys and other roof penetrations. System performance, safety concerns, and compliance with existing codes and standards receive particular attention. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12648

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

BLDGHI008

Learn to inspect foundations and footings, floors, walls and roof/ceiling structures, with emphasis on system performance, safety concerns, and compliance with good construction practices. Textbooks must be purchased directly from Carson Dunlop at https://store.carsondunlop.com/schools/mohawk-college. CRN DAY(S) START END

12649

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Part 9 - The House-Building Envelope

BLDG10001

Basic Part 9 house structural requirements and inspections, including the study of the building envelope. It includes: an introduction to the Ontario Building Code: difficulties confronting building inspectors; reading plans; the building permit application; the house - general; site plans; footings; foundation walls; concrete slabs on ground; roof and ceiling construction; floor construction; wall construction; and brick veneer and structural components. CRN DAY(S) START END

11093 TU C

TIMES

Jan21 Apr21 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (SC) $267.93

Industrial Engineering - Level 1 Certificate (868)

Students who are currently in progress should email cetechnology@mohawkcollege.ca for information on completing the program. C

Industrial Lubrication Certificate (064)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/industriallubrication Enhance your knowledge of industrial lubrication practices. Offered in cooperation with the Hamilton section of the Society of Iridologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE). Applicants who complete the program should be prepared to write the STLE Lubrication Specialist Certification Examination. Admission Requirements • Employment responsibilities involving lubrication. • Several years related experience. • Secondary school background with chemistry, physics and mathematics is an asset.

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Plumbing Inspection

Structural Inspection

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MATLLUB00

Lubrication Fundamentals

MATLLUB04

Lubrication Systems, Storage and Handling

STENMF201

Introductory Hydraulics

MATLLUB06

Lubrication T.A.P. (Transportation/Application/ Programs)

MECH10048

Power Transmission Components

Lubrication Fundamentals

MATLLUB00

Focus on tribology/lubrication principles, systems, classification, environmental considerations, installation layout and system operation and troubleshooting. CRN DAY(S) START END

11098 MO

Jan6

TIMES

Apr20 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (SC) $309.15

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Theory

Lean Six Sigma

Completion Requirement: 1 course ce.mohawkcollege.ca/leansixsigma Lean Six Sigma is a methodology that relies on a collaborative team effort to improve performance by systematically removing waste and reducing variation. It combines lean manufacturing/lean enterprise and Six Sigma to eliminate the eight kinds of waste. In partnership with CI360, Mohawk offers three levels Yellow Belt, Green Belt, and Black Belt. All levels are taught by certified and experienced Master Black Belts in service and manufacturing sectors. The theory and certification courses are in alignment with American Society of Quality (ASQ) Body of Knowledge and International Standards Organization (ISO) 18404 requirements. Receive an Acknowledgement of Completion after each course completed.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Options - Choose 1:

Hours

QUAL10024

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

QUAL10025

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Theory

QUAL10031

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

105

QUAL10027

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Theory

QUAL10028

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification

105

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification

QUAL10028

Apply Black Belt theory, in this capstone course, through an actual project. Successful completion results in Black Belt Certification. You must select and complete a Black Belt level project defined as an improvement initiative which extends across the enterprise through multiple processes or departments. Submit a project report for assessment and meet requirements to achieve Black Belt Certification. 5% in class; 95% project. CRN DAY(S) START END

12678 TU 12679 TU

TIMES

Jan7 May26 6:30-9:30 Feb25 Jul14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

21 Blended (FF) 21 Blended (FF)

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Theory

$755.15 $755.15

Focus on the facilitation of Lean Six Sigma Kaizen events as a prerequisite for Green Belt Certification. Learn about the history and principles of Lean and Six Sigma through practical application of theory, methods and tools, and applying the phases of Lean Six Sigma DMAIC problem solving to business problems. Introductory statistical concepts are coupled with Minitab/Excel instruction for data-driven decision making. Passing Grade-70%. 28 hours in class, 28 hours online. CRN DAY(S) START END

12685 TU 12686 TU

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan7 Feb18 6:30-9:30 Feb25 Apr7 6:30-9:30

7 7

FEE

Blended (FF) Blended (FF)

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

$997.88 $997.88

QUAL10024

Introduces Lean Six Sigma principles, methods and tools. Designed for individuals looking to increase their knowledge of Lean Six Sigma but not yet ready for certification. Learn about the history and principles of Lean and Six Sigma and basic statistical concepts that apply to solving business problems. 21 hours in class, 21 hours online. CRN DAY(S) START END

12683 TU 12684 TU C

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan7 Feb18 6:30-9:30 Feb25 Apr7 6:30-9:30

7 7

Blended (FF) Blended (FF)

FEE

$753.11 $753.11

Machine Tool Operator Certificate (848)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/machinetooloperator Enhance your knowledge of general machine shop practice and improve practical skills using specific, conventional machine tools. Machine Tool Operators may operate lathes, drilling machines, milling machines, grinders, or special purpose machines to machine a work piece on a production basis. Work tasks performed include lifting, positioning and securing work piece and work holding devices, interpreting mechanical drawings, inspecting work pieces to ensure conformance to specifications, and changing and sharpening worn or defective cutting tools. Admission Requirements • Grade 12 Mathematics. • Strong mechanical aptitude.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

QUAL10027

Build on the experience of the Green Belt in this pre-requisite for the Black Belt Certification. Apply the phases of Lean Six Sigma DMAIC problem solving to business problems at a Black Belt level involving multiple processes and/or multiple departments. Advanced statistical concepts are coupled with Minitab/ Excel instruction to facilitate data-driven decision making. 28 hours in class, 28 hours online.

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

MACHRE165

Machine Shop 1

MACHRE265

Machine Shop 2

MACHRE465

Machine Shop 3

CRN DAY(S) START END

MACHRE543

Machine Shop Theory

TDRWRE152

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

12687 TH 12688 TH

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan9 Feb20 6:30-9:30 7 Feb27 Apr9 6:00-10:00 7

FEE

Blended (FF) Blended (FF)

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

$997.88 $997.88

QUAL10031

Apply Green Belt theory in a project, defined as an improvement initiative within one process or department, in this capstone course resulting in Green Belt Certification. Project guidance and one on one coaching sessions are led by a certified, experienced Master Black Belt. You must submit a project report for assessment which meets requirements to achieve Green Belt Certification. 5% one on one coaching, 95% project. CRN DAY(S) START END

12681 TU 12682 TU

TIMES

Jan7 May26 6:30-9:30 Feb25 Jul14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

21 Classroom (FF) $755.15 21 Classroom (FF) $755.15

Some components of this program require approved safety glasses and footwear. PATHWAYS - Students in this program may also be interested in: • CNC Operator Acknowledgement of Completion. • CNC Programming Certificate.

Blueprint Reading Mechanical CRN DAY(S) START END

11131 MO

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

TDRWRE152

Learn to visualize objects and interpret dimensions, sections, tolerances, machine finishes, assemblies, etc. TIMES

Jan27 Apr20 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

127

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

QUAL10025

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

128

Machine Shop 1

MACHRE165

Study engine lathe operation with attention to safety, measuring, layout tools, setup with 3 and 4 jaw chucks, speed/feed calculation, drilling, tapping, reaming, and external thread cutting. Material fee included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and responsibility of the student. CRN DAY(S) START END

12308 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $297.93

Machine Shop 2

MACHRE265

Focus on safety procedures, operational formulae, intermediate engine lathe operation, eccentric turning, internal and external thread cutting, basic drilling, milling and surface grinding operations. Material fee included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: MACHRE165. CRN DAY(S) START END

12309 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $297.93

Machine Shop 3

MACHRE465

Study safety procedures, advanced turning operations, advanced milling applications and operational calculations. Material fee included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: MACHRE265. CRN DAY(S) START END

12310 SA A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 7 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/mechanical Discover the foundational concepts of Mechanical Design including modelling, applied mechanics, and basic engineering design.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

TDRWRE152

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

CADMRE066

SolidWorks Basic

MATHMS171

Mathematics

MECHBDA55

Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing

CADM10041

SolidWorks Advanced

PHYSEA201

Applied Mechanics

MECH10068

Engineering Design & Layout

MATHMS171 is offered on page 104.

Blueprint Reading Mechanical

TDRWRE152

Learn to visualize objects and interpret dimensions, sections, tolerances, machine finishes, assemblies, etc. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Jan27 Apr20 6:30-9:30

SolidWorks Advanced

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

CADM10041

11133 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

CADMRE066

Sketch out ideas, experiment with features and dimensions, and produce models and detailed drawings using SolidWorks graphical interface. CRN DAY(S) START END

11181 TH A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23 6:30-9:30

FEE

15 Classroom (FF) $309.15

Metal Fabrication Introduction

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION Completion Requirement: 4 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/metalfabrication Metal Fabrication is the process of building metal objects using cutting, welding, bending and assembling techniques. In this series of courses designed for those seeking to develop skills as a hobbyist or to explore a new career, students will learn a basic introduction to the types and applications of metal fabrication including safety, measuring and layout, blueprint reading, tools and equipment as well as hands on production of projects using various techniques. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Students are required to have at a minimum basic welding skills that will be verified by the instructor during the first class. Basic welding skills taught in WELD10073 or WELD10197.

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $297.93

Mechanical Design

11131 MO

SolidWorks Basic

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

TDRWRE154

Blueprint Reading Welding

MANU10056

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 1

MANU10058

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 2

MANU10059

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 3

CSA approved safety boots, safety glasses and welding gloves are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student.

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 1

MANU10056

Designed for beginner fabricators or hobbyists who have welding experience (will be evaluated by instructor on first night of class). Develop skills and read shop drawings by building small steel projects using a variety of techniques and equipment. Gain experience using the oxy-acetylene torch, plasma cutter, shear, iron worker and other supplied tools. Materials included. Students must bring CSA approved safety glasses & safety boots, welding gloves, and a tape measure (metric and imperial). CRN DAY(S) START END

12314 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $317.32

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 2

MANU10058

Further develop the skills gained in Level 1 by fabricating a more advanced project. Choose between three designs: coffee/end table, fire pit or bookcase. Drawings and materials will be provided. Students must supply their own CSA approved safety glasses, CSA approved safety boots, welding gloves and a tape measure. Prerequisite: MANU10056. CRN DAY(S) START END

12315 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $347.32

Metal Fabrication Intro Level 3

MANU10059

Build your own metal project with the guidance of an expert metal fabricator. Apply techniques learned in Levels 1 and 2 to build your own custom project (size limitations; all projects to be approved by instructor). Materials included. Students must supply their own CSA approved safety glasses, CSA approved safety boots, welding gloves and a tape measure. Prerequisite: MANU10058. CRN DAY(S) START END

12316 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan25 Apr18 9:00-12:00 13 Classroom (SC) $287.32

Occupational Health and Safety Management Certificate (060)

Graduation Requirement: 8 courses

An overview of ergonomic principles will highlight basic worksite investigation and familiarization with basic principles relating to anatomy, biomechanics, physiology, manual material handling, cumulative trauma disorders and office ergonomics. Equivalent to: ENVROH304 and LABR10000 (Changing the Workplace Through Hands-On Ergonomics). CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ohs Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act workplaces must prepare and review, at least annually, a written occupational health and safety policy and maintain a program to implement that policy. Benefit from guidelines and assistance in defining health and safety objectives and developing policies and procedures. For supervisors, safety coordinators, occupational health nurses, Joint Health and Safety Committees members, and others who require broader legal and technical knowledge to function effectively in their occupation. Admission Requirements • Knowledge of chemistry, physics and mathematics is an asset.

12324

Hours

ENVROH101

Occupational Hygiene-Introduction

ENVROH105

Occupational Toxicology and Disease

ENVROH304

Ergonomics

LAWSOH301

OH&S Fundamentals

TIMES

Jan15 Apr22 6:30-9:30

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

Basic Principles Of Fire Safety

Workplace Safety And Insurance Act

SAFEOH308

H & S Program Development & Coordination

SAFEOH309

Workplace Safety And Insurance Act

12296

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $247.32

LAWSOH301

Hazard Assessment and Control

CRN DAY(S) START END

SESS DELIVERY

Discuss application and interpretation of requirements within the following Ontario health and safety legislation: the Occupational Health and Safety Act; Regulation for Industrial Establishments, Construction Regulation, Health Care Regulation, Regulation for Mines and Mining Plants; WHMIS Regulation, Designated Substance Regulation, Regulation for Control of Biological and Chemical Agents; Noise Regulation, Confined Space Regulation.

SAFEFT100

SAFE10071

ENVROH105

OH&S Fundamentals

SAFE10072

Develop understanding of fire and life safety issues, with emphasis on fire chemistry and physics, building design, and applicable legislation. Equivalent to: SAFEFT100. 45 hours.

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Examine the particular toxicity mechanisms involved in each of the major organs or systems, including the toxicity and hazards of substances that are liable to produce adverse health effects on humans. Assess risk, the establishment of exposure levels, and the requirement for biological monitoring derived from workplace experience and animal testing protocols.

11247

Fire Protection

SESS DELIVERY

Occupational Toxicology and Disease

11253 WE

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

CRN DAY(S) START END

Mandatory Courses:

SAFE10045

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $323.93

SAFEOH309

Demonstrate a working knowledge of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act in Ontario with a special focus on accident prevention. Review practical skills, techniques and strategies that are immediately applicable to the workplace. Examine and apply the fundamental issues of work-related disability management, employer and worker obligations, health and safety, and injury prevention as it relates to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act. CRN DAY(S) START END

11252

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $344.54

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

H & S Program Development & Coordination

SAFEOH308

Study accident prevention, hazards assessment, emergency procedures, criteria for implementing and managing an effective health and safety program, and the role of the safety professional. CRN DAY(S) START END

11232

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Hazard Assessment and Control

FEE

$309.15

905-387-1655 registrations@cinde.ca or www.cinde.ca

SAFE10072

Study practical aspects of recognizing, assessing and controlling workplace hazards. Includes: legal responsibilities, inspection techniques, control strategies and training programs. CRN DAY(S) START END

11231

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Apr22

eLearn

Industrial Hygiene

FEE

$267.93

SAFE10078

Learn to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control chemical, physical and biological hazards arising in or from the workplace. Emphasis on WHMIS and other relevant legislation. Equivalent to: ENVROH101. CRN DAY(S) START END

12322

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

The Canadian Institute for Non-destructive Evaluation (CINDE), Canada’s National NDT Society, offers intensive day school courses in non-destructive testing (NDT) disciplines and applications. The NDT discipline courses meet CAN/CGSB-48.9712-2014/ISO 9712:2012 requirements to Levels 1, 2, and 3. Course fees include course manual and CINDE membership. CINDE offers the following courses: • • • • • •

Liquid Penetrant Magnetic Particle Eddy Current Ultrasonics Radiography Film Interpretation

• • • • •

Radiation Safety Principles and Applications of NDT Engineering Materials and Components (EMC) Level 3 Preparatory Courses Phased Array UT Inspection

For a complete list of prerequisites visit cinde.ca/courses/prerequisites.phtml

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

129

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Introduction to Ergonomics

130

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

Programmable Logic Controllers Certificate (092)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Graduation Requirement: 5 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/qualityassurance

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/plc For those in the manufacturing sector working with PLC systems. The PLC has evolved to be the central component in all automation systems. To remain competitive in world markets, manufacturers continue to deploy more automated equipment controlled by PLCs. Develop the skills needed to design, program and maintain PLC-based automation installations. Significant time will be spent on hands-on exercises via the RSLogix 5000 platform. Admission Requirements â&#x20AC;˘ Basic understanding of computer programming, electrical circuitry, particularly control circuits. â&#x20AC;˘ One of the following electrical/electronic programs: Apprenticeship Certificate, Journeyman Licence, Technical Diploma, Degree, or equivalent hands-on technical experience.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

ASYS10015

PLC Programming 1

ASYS10016

PLC Programming 2

ASYS10017

PLC Programming 3

ASYS10018

PLC Programming 4

ASYS10019

PLC Programming 5

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 1

ASYS10015

Explore the fundamentals of a PLC system, including relay logic, components, ladder logic fundamentals and basic programming, using the RSLogix 5000 software. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11124 TH

6:30-9:30

Jan9

Apr9

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 2

ASYS10016

Introduces the concepts of structured logic in a PLC system. Participants will work on an Allen-Bradley Contrologix 5000 processor via a personal computer using Rockwell's RSLogix5000 programming software. Extensive lab work will ensure that as much "hands-on" experience as possible is gained. Prerequisite: ASYSPLC11 or ASYS10015 or ELEC10126 or ELEC10019. CRN DAY(S) START END

11125 TH

TIMES

Jan16 Apr16 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 4

ASYS10018

Explores Communications Logic instructions. Participants will work on an AllenBradley Contrologix 5000 processor via a personal computer using Rockwell's RSLogix5000 programming software. Extensive lab work will ensure that as much "hands-on" experience as possible is gained. Prerequisite: ASYS10017. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11126 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan7

Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 5

ASYS10019

Introduces advanced instructions involving Analog I/O, PID, Drives and Structure Text programming techniques. Focus on development projects by implementing, testing and demonstrating using PLC software. Prerequisite: ASYS10018. CRN DAY(S) START END

11127 TU

TIMES

Jan14 Apr14 6:30-9:30

Quality Assurance - Level 1 Certificate (858)

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

Targeted towards ASQ Certified Quality Technician (CQT) Certification. Useful to individuals in business, service industries, and manufacturing who are interested in quality. Offered in co-operation with the Hamilton Section of the American Society for Quality (ASQ). Certification Exams in March and October each year. See details on ASQ website www.asq.org.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

QUALQC101

Quality Concepts, Techniques and Motivation

MATHQC102

Statistical Process Control 1

MATHQC103

Statistical Process Control 2

QUALQC104

Availability, Reliability & Maintainability

METRQC105

Principles of Metrology

QUALQC106

Inspection And Testing

Availability, Reliability & Maintainability

QUALQC104

Examine product reliability terminology, concepts of equipment survival and calculate various factors, reliability prediction methods and determine reliability of different systems configuration, life testing and analysis of test situations, various aspects of maintainability and determine mean time to repair prediction, and integrated logistic support and evaluate support requirements. Prerequisite: MATHQC102. CRN DAY(S) START END

11192 WE

TIMES

Jan22 Apr22 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $288.54

Metrology - Quality Assurance

QUAL10008

Examine the principles of dimensional metrology, applied precision measuring instruments relating to the geometric features, and complex measuring instruments. Focus on integration of measuring instruments within the manufacturing cell, and interface devices. Equivalent to: METRQC105. Prerequisite: Grade 12 (General or Advanced) Math or equivalent. CRN DAY(S) START END

12347

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $367.93

Statistical Methods of Quality Assurance

QUAL10009

Develop skills in statistical analysis and decision making. Topics include testing of hypotheses, risks of incorrect decisions, estimating population parameters, sample size determination, analysis of variance, correlation and regression techniques. Equivalent to: MATHQC103. Prerequisite: QUAL10014 or QUALQC101. 36 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12419

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

Statistical Process Control 2

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

MATHQC103

Identify the fundamentals of the statistical process and control building. Examine the concept of variation, control charts for variables and attributes to control process variation, control chart pattern analysis, and capability measures of processes. Prerequisite: MATHQC102. CRN DAY(S) START END

11184 TU

TIMES

Jan21 Apr21 6:00-9:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

13 Classroom (FF) $267.93

Residential Design and Construction Certificate (849)

RPAS (Drone) Certification Training and Flight Review

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

Graduation Requirement: 6 courses

Completion Requirement: 3 courses

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/residentialdesign

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/drones

Practical, detailed information on the design and construction of residential buildings. Focus on current building, framing, drafting, and energy efficient construction methods.

Drones, or Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), are revolutionizing the way we work. From construction projects to emergency response activities - drones are an essential tool for image capture and data collection. Under new federal requirements, individuals will require certification as an RPAS Pilot. In partnership with Flytbox Aerial Solutions, Mohawk College is proud to offer training that will prepare students for the Transport Canada exams to obtain their RPAS Pilot Certificate. If you are interested in basic drone operations and have not yet decided to pursue the Pilot Certificate, you may be interested in our Drone Introduction workshop (see below.)

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BLDGRE027

Construction Practice-Basic

BLDGRE028

Framing Techniques

TDRWRE030

Residential Drafting

BLDG10091

Residential Plumbing Basics

BLDG10092

Residential Electrical Basics

Options – Choose 1: BLDGRE032

Trim Finishing and Cabinetry

BLDGRE031

Energy Efficient Home Design

BLDGRE031

Explore a variety of cost effective, practical methods of designing and detailing for energy efficiency. Offered in Winter term only. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11094 TH

6:30-9:30

Jan16 Apr2

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Residential Plumbing Basics

BLDG10091

Examine how the plumbing system works in the home, including basic code requirements, as well as plumbing tools, soldering, and faucet repairs. Explore dishwasher and refrigerator installations, as well as bathroom renovations, including how to install a bathroom in a basement. Some practical work will be included; students do not need to bring tools. CRN DAY(S) START END

11097 WE

TIMES

Jan15 Mar4 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $164.88

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

AFTD10033

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Ground School

AFTD10034

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Flight Training

AFTD10035

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Flight Review

Optional Introductory Courses: • AFTD10036 - Drones Introduction • AFTD10037 - RPAS (Drone) Aerial Photography Techniques

Drone Introduction

AFTD10036

11990 SA 11991 SA

TIMES

Jan18 Jan18 9:00-3:00 Feb8 Feb8 9:00-3:00

SESS DELIVERY

1 1

FEE

Classroom (FF) $145.92 Classroom (FF) $145.92

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Flight Review AFTD10035

This mandatory assessment is required for candidates wishing to apply for their small RPAS endorsed for advanced operations pilot certificate. Work through skills documented in TP15395 while under the careful assessment of an approved flight reviewer. In order to be admitted to this course, the candidate shall have successfully completed and passed the Transport Canada Small Remotely Piloted Aircraft (VLOS)-Advanced Operations exam. See website for location details. Drone required.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11986 11987 11988 11989

8:30-10:30 11:00-1:00 1:30-3:30 4:00-6:00

SU SU SU SU

Mar15 Mar15 Mar15 Mar15

SESS DELIVERY

1 1 1 1

FEE

Classroom (SC) $250.00 Classroom (SC) $250.00 Classroom (SC) $250.00 Classroom (SC) $250.00

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

131

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

132

Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Ground School AFTD10033 Designed to meet and exceed Transport Canada's Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Pilot Knowledge Requirements (TP 15263) this training covers the knowledge required to conduct advanced flight operations with small RPAS (drones) in Canada. Upon successful completion, students will be able to confidently challenge the online Transport Canada certification exams. See website for location details. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

12829 TH/FR Jan30 Feb7 8:30-3:30 4 11983 TU/TH Feb11 Mar3 6:00-10:00 7

FEE

Classroom (SC) $590.00 Classroom (SC) $590.00

RPAS (Drone) Aerial Photography Techniques AFTD10037 NEW! Discover the preparation, in-flight and post-production techniques needed to understand aerial photography and video for RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems) also known as drones. Includes pre-flight planning, shooting strategies, maneuvering, file formats and Adobe Photoshop, plug-ins and Adobe Lightroom post production tips.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12377 WE

Feb5

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb26 6:30-9:30

FEE

Classroom (FF) $366.93

RPAS Flight Training

AFTD10034

Prepare to undertake the Transport Canada flight review requirement for advanced operations in this practical course. Explore rudimentary aircraft attitudes and movements and then progress though exercises devoted to developing the necessary hand eye coordination and situational awareness to manipulate these aircraft. See website for location details. Students must bring their own drone. CRN DAY(S) START END

11984 SA 11985 SA A

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb29 Feb29 8:30-2:30 Mar14 Mar14 8:30-2:30

1 1

FEE

Classroom (SC) $350.00 Classroom (SC) $350.00

Small Business Management for Trades

Emerging Trends and Innovation in Trades

CRN DAY(S) START END

12610

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/sbm-trades Small businesses continue to show growth in today's economy, providing opportunities for tradespeople who possess a combination of trade and business knowledge. This Acknowledgment of Completion will help students develop some of the skills necessary to plan and manage a business, emphasizing a core business curriculum focused on the management of a trades business. Students learn the basics of finance, marketing, project management and operations as well as legal, ethical and planning considerations.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Ethical and Legal Issues in the Trades

BUSN10230

Understand and improve your ethical position as a trades business owner. Review how to make tough yet ethical choices within the pressures of competition. Explore your personal integrity threshold and determine the impact of your decisions on business results using current events, case studies and discussions. Examine legal considerations in the operation of a trades business. CRN DAY(S) START END

12659

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Financial Processes in the Trades

FINC10053

Provides a financial toolkit specifically designed with the entrepreneurial Journeyperson in mind. Explore the logic behind appropriate project pricing and time to completion charting, which can be the difference between profit and loss. Introduces the simplicities of an IPO and the complexities of the risk and return correlation. CRN DAY(S) START END

12452

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Introduction to Project Management

HRES10013

Completion Requirement: 7 courses

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

CRN DAY(S) START END

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMPLETION

BLDG10729

Equips future leaders and entrepreneurs in the trades with the ability to analyze and manage emerging trends and nurture a culture of innovation within their fields. Use case studies, research reports, online collaborative tools and creative thinking methods to develop the ability to continually improve the day-to-day operations and long-term sustainability of a trades business.

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21 Mar2 Jun8

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Marketing a Trades Business

MRKT10087

Engage participants in practical exercises on how to improve a trades business through proven marketing strategies. Determine how service marketing in a trades business differs from traditional product marketing, considering various messaging and media options that resonate best with trades customers. Create a streamlined plan of action to promote your service. CRN DAY(S) START END

12423

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

Operating a Trades Business

BLDG10730

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

BUSN10232

Business Planning for Tradespersons

BLDG10729

Emerging Trends and Innovation in the Trades

BUSN10230

Ethical and Legal Issues in the Trades

FINC10053

Finance for the Trades

Operating a trades business involves legal and ethical challenges. Develop a foundational understanding to improve your ethical position as a trades business owner, including how to make tough yet ethical choices within the pressures of competition. Use current events, case studies, and discussions to explore personal integrity thresholds and determine the impact of decisions on business results. Examine legal considerations such as legislative, contractual, and municipal obligations.

HRES10013

Introduction to Project Management

CRN DAY(S) START END

MRKT10087

Marketing a Trades Business

BLDG10730

Operating a Trades Business

Business Planning for Tradespersons

12665

TIMES

BUSN10232

Research and develop a trades business plan at a level that is ready to implement. Examine the steps and methods for developing a complete business plan including marketing, operational and financial components in addition to evaluating the viability of business ideas. Prerequisites: BLDG10729 and BLDG10730 and FINC10053 and MRKT10087. CRN DAY(S) START END

12235

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3 | (SA) = Special Approval required to register, see page 4

FEE

OntarioLearn $409.15

Virtual Reality Multimedia Production Certificate (656)

Graduation Requirement: 10 courses

Develop skills, strategies and techniques for leveraging immersive technology into viable career pathways. Learn how to incorporate lean start-up methodologies, project estimation, investor pitching and business operations for turning your passion into a business. CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/vrmp-656 Learn the fundamentals of design and production of AR/VR environments. Deploy immersive and interactive content on all the latest AR/VR hardware like HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Microsoft HoloLens. Learn industry leading agile and product management skills to apply AR and VR solutions in gaming, engineering, aviation, education, architecture, health care and more. VR Innovation Academy at Mohawk established in partnership with EON Reality - the world leader in Augmented and Virtual Reality-based knowledge transfer for industry and education - allows students to specialize in AR/VR development, coding, modeling, and animation with a focus on industrial, medical, and educational uses. Admission Requirements Domestic and International student admission requirements: • Ontario College Diploma or University Degree. • A background in graphic design, animation, broadcast media, film, computer engineering or computer science is recommended but not required. • Related work experience and/or postsecondary education (as determined by the College) will be considered on a case-by-case basis. • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges. English Language Requirements: If English is not your first language or you have earned the equivalent of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma or post-secondary education outside of Canada, you will be required to provide proof of one of the following: • IELTS overall band of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0. • TOEFL iBT 80, no band less than 20. • TOEFL Paper-based, overall score 550. • CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language Assessment), 70. • PTE (Pearson Test of English) Academic 58. • CLBPT (Canadian Language Benchmark Placement Test), overall score 7, no band less than 7. • Completion of level 8 of the General Arts and Science - English for Academic Purposes (GAS-EAP) with 75%. Placement in the GAS-EAP program is determined by scores on an in-house English language test or TOEFL or IELTS.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES

COMP10248 (SA)

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

12830 TU Jan7 Feb29 1:00-3:00 TH 1:00-5:00

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $288.54

New Product Development

BUSN10223 (SA)

Examine the success factors for new product development and the application of a range of new product processes, including Lean and Agile. Through class discussions, case studies, and small group projects, learn the benefits and limitations of each process to enable you to recommend an application to specific business contexts. 2 hrs in-class and 2 hrs online weekly. CRN DAY(S) START END

12828 MO/WE Jan6

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb29 1:00-3:00 15

FEE

Blended (FF)

VR/AR Storytelling

$288.54

MCOM10249 (SA)

Capture the imagination of audiences and tell stories in ways that have never before been possible using augmented reality (AR) and 360 degree virtual reality (VR) environments. Create unique stories and compelling content that engage your audience in realistic and immersive experiences. CRN DAY(S) START END

12827 C

Jan6

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Apr18

eLearn

FEE

$422.55

Welder Operator Certificate (860)

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE Graduation Requirement: 5 courses ce.mohawkcollege.ca/welderoperator Provides skill development for individuals currently employed in the welding field or for those interested in welding and mechanical occupations. Admission Requirements • Average mechanical aptitude required. • Everyone who does not meet the equivalents must register in Shielded Metal Arc Welding 1.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES Mandatory Courses:

Hours

WELDRE234

Shielded Metal Arc Welding 1

Shielded Metal Arc Welding 2

Mandatory Courses:

Hours

WELDRE235

ANIM10046

Introduction to 3D Modelling and Content Creation for AR/VR

WELDRE236

Shielded Metal Arc Welding 3

COMP10239

Introduction to AR/VR Development and Production

WELDRE237

Gas Metal Arc Welding

TDRWRE154

Blueprint Reading Welding

COMP10240

AR/VR Production Development

COMP10241

AR/VR on Mobile Platforms

COMP10242

Advanced ARVR Development: Programming & Scripting

Equivalency: WELD10073 and WELD10077 and WELD10078 are equivalent to WELDRE234.

BUSN10223

New Product Development

Welding Introduction - Level 1

COMP10243

Capstone: AR/VR Professional Practice

216

MCOM10249

VR/AR Storytelling

COMP10248

Entrepreneurship for Immersive Technology

COMP10249

Capstone Immersive Technology

192

Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/vrmp-656 for course offering information and to apply to the program.

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

You must supply CSA approved safety glasses, safety boots and welding gloves.

WELD10073

Designed for beginners with little to no previous experience in welding. Tools are supplied and materials are included, as are the course study materials and tests. Learn the basics of Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Metal Arc Welding. Students are required to bring their own welding gauntlet gloves, steel-toed boots and safety glasses. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11104 11103 11105 11106

9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30

SA MO SA MO

Jan11 Jan13 Mar7 Mar9

Feb29 Mar2 Apr25 Apr27

SESS DELIVERY

8 8 8 8

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

133

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Entrepreneurship for Immersive Technology

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

134

Welding Introduction - Level 2

WELD10077

Designed for beginner to intermediate welders who have completed the Welding Intro, Level 1 course. Tools are supplied and materials are included, as are the course study materials and tests. Learn an intermediate level of Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Metal Arc Welding. Students are required to bring their own welding gauntlet gloves, steel-toed boots and safety glasses.. Prerequisite: WELD10073 or WELD10197. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

12336 SA 12327 WE 12341 SA 12331 WE

9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30

Jan11 Jan15 Mar7 Mar11

Feb29 Mar4 Apr25 Apr29

SESS DELIVERY

8 8 8 8

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88

Welding Introduction - Level 3

WELD10078

TIMES

12337 SA 12328 WE 12342 SA 12333 WE

9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30

Jan11 Jan15 Mar7 Mar11

Feb29 Mar4 Apr25 Apr29

SESS DELIVERY

8 8 8 8

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88

MOTP10086

Learn how to maintain and troubleshoot small engines. Two and four stroke cycle operations will be discussed along with topics surrounding fuel, spark, compression, lubrication, storage and maintenance. Students will apply what they have learned in class to their own small engine project. Personal protective equipment required (safety glasses, safety boots, gloves, etc.). No plated vehicles are allowed in the shop. 11188 MO

Jan27 Apr27 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $313.54

Vehicle Maintenance

MOTP10088

Introduces servicing, repair, and maintenance of vehicles through practical applications. Receive instructions from a licensed mechanic on all the major systems of the automobile. Apply the skills learned in class to demonstration vehicles provided in the fully equipped service bay. CRN DAY(S) START END

12694 TH

TIMES

Jan23 Apr23 6:30-9:30

BLDG10719

Improve your competence in the practice of interpretation and implementation of the principles of the 2012 Ontario Building Code (OBC) with respect to Houses (Vol. 1 Division B Part 9). Make use of your previous understanding of the Ontario Building Code, training, education and on the job experience. Course manuals included. You MUST purchase the Ontario Building Code 2012 (2 volume set) and bring it to every class. CRN DAY(S) START END

11992 TH

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan16 Apr23 6:00-9:00

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $683.46

Bluebeam Workshop

BLDG10137

Bluebeam Revu is a PDF viewing and editing software made specifically for architects, engineers, superintendents and other professionals in the construction industry. Explore creating and managing PDF markups, strategies for tracking changes, creating RFIs, quantity take-offs and customization tools to make Bluebeam ideal for the user. A basic understanding of construction contract documents and data flow is recommended. CRN DAY(S) START END

11996 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Feb22 Feb29 9:00-3:00

FEE

Classroom (FF) $300.92

Construction Blueprints and Methods

12340

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/automotive

TIMES

BCIN Preparation - House 2012

CRN DAY(S) START END

Automotive and Transportation

CRN DAY(S) START END

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/building

BLDG10011

Focus on building/planning codes and statutes, blueprint reading, and residential/ commercial construction practices. Prerequisite: Sound math and English. 39 hours.

OTHER COURSES

Small Engine Repair

Building and Construction Sciences

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (FF) $313.54

BLDG10089

Gain an understanding of Tender Documents for all project types and knowledge of computerized estimating and unit price control. Your role in the estimating team and importance of bid management is also covered. Prerequisite: BLDG10085. 39 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12339

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $367.93

Introduction To Cost Estimating

BLDG10012

Examine the construction estimating process used in general contracting and the role of the estimator in construction management. Complete simple residential and commercial exercises to develop skills with 'Taking-Off' methods. Students should have blueprint reading skills. Equivalent to: BLDGEA202. 39 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12332

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $367.93

Material Estimating and Methods

BLDG10085

Discover a proven method of cost estimating. Learn to determine material quantities and unit cost for a complete project in a commercial environment. The build-up and calculations of unit costs for materials, labour and equipment will be the fundamental focus. Prerequisite: BLDG10012. 39 hours. TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $367.93

Statics for Engineering Technology

BLDG10119

Apply vector algebra and trigonometry to the analysis of statically determinate structures. Utilize Newtonian physics and mechanics of rigid bodies to apply the concepts of static equilibrium and free body diagram. Analyze two-dimensional structural elements and the loads applied on them. The structural elements are idealized as simple beams, frames, cantilevered beams and trusses carrying point, uniformly distributed and linearly varying loads. NOTE: course is NOT equal to MECHMC322. 60 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12330

CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

FEE

Construction Contract Bid Management

12335

Find out how to access your course at ce.mohawkcollege.ca/ontariolearn Book your exam early! For instructions visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/exams

SESS DELIVERY

OntarioLearn $367.93

CRN DAY(S) START END

OntarioLearn Information

TIMES

Jan14 Apr21

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $503.65

135

Welding

See page 36 for information on this program.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/welding

Mechanical Engineering

You must supply CSA approved safety boots, safety glasses, and welding gloves.

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/tech-skills

Welding for Women - Men Welcome

Co-ordinate Measuring Machines

MECH10024

Learn the fundamentals of the operation of a CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) to develop measuring routines for dimensional elements on a Mitutoyo CMM. Introductory hands-on course and includes an introduction to CMM programming. Prerequisite: TDRWRE152. CRN DAY(S) START END

11187 TU

TIMES

Jan28 Apr14 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (FF) $240.45

Statics MECHMC322 Examine the effect of static forces and force systems and their importance in Mechanical Engineering Technology. CRN DAY(S) START END

11185 WE

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan22 Apr22 6:00-10:00 14 Classroom (FF) $378.45

Thermodynamics MECHMC491 Gain an understanding of the basic thermodynamics, related terminology and practical applications including cycles found in power, compression and refrigeration systems. 1 hour per week online (7 pm to 10 pm in-class). Prerequisite: MATHMA483. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11186 TU

6:00-10:00 14 Blended (FF)

Jan7

Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

$378.45

Technology and Skills ce.mohawkcollege.ca/tech-skills

Artificial Intelligence COMP10250 NEW! ACCELERATED! Explore artificial intelligence (A.I.) from three different perspectives: scientific, philosophical, and cultural. The scientific perspective provides insight as to how artificial intelligence technologies work, the current limitations, and supposed future potential. The philosophical perspective explores whether A.I. is good or bad, essential or dangerous, and what the future could hold. 42 hours.

CRN DAY(S) START END

12826 12863

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Mar3 Mar2 Apr19

FEE

OntarioLearn $388.54 OntarioLearn $388.54

Electronics I (Semiconductors)

ELECER003

Concepts and testing procedures associated with semiconductor diodes, zener diodes, light emitting diodes, rectifications, filtering, bipolar transistors, transistor configurations and characteristics, field effect and unijunction transistors, thyristor diodes, gate triggering and switching circuits. Prerequisite: ELECER002. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

12373 MO/WE Jan22 Mar30 6:30-9:30 19

WELD10197

11107 MO

TIMES

Feb24 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88

Welding Introduction - Level 1

WELD10073

TIMES

11104 11103 11105 11106

9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30

SA MO SA MO

Jan11 Jan13 Mar7 Mar9

Feb29 Mar2 Apr25 Apr27

SESS DELIVERY

8 8 8 8

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88

Welding Introduction - Level 2

WELD10077

TIMES

12336 SA 12327 WE 12341 SA 12331 WE

9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30 9:00-12:00 6:30-9:30

Jan11 Jan15 Mar7 Mar11

Feb29 Mar4 Apr25 Apr29

Welding Introduction - Level 3

SESS DELIVERY

8 8 8 8

FEE

Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88 Classroom (SC) $234.88

WELD10078

Designed for advanced welders who have completed the Welding Intro, Level 2 course. Tools are supplied and materials are included, as are the course study materials and tests. Learn an advanced level of Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Metal Arc Welding, along with a basic introduction to GTAW. Students are required to bring their own welding gauntlet gloves, steel-toed boots and safety glasses. Prerequisite: WELD10066 or WELD10077. 12337 SA Jan11 Feb29 9:00-12:00 8 Classroom (SC) $234.88 12328 WE Jan15 Mar4 6:30-9:30 8 Classroom (SC) $234.88 12342 SA Mar7 Apr25 9:00-12:00 8 Classroom (SC) $234.88 12333 WE Mar11 Apr29 6:30-9:30 8 Classroom (SC) $234.88

FEE

Classroom (FF) $378.45

Instrumentation 1 For Tradesmen

INSTRE047

Examine and apply basic concepts of industrial instrumentation and measurement techniques. Calculate input and output signals for many common pressure, level, temperature and flow measuring systems, and correctly select, calibrate and install pressure, level, temperature and flow measuring devices. 72 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

11240

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $535.25

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

IBM Skills Academy

136

Woodworking

Woodworking for Women (Men Welcome)

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

ce.mohawkcollege.ca/woodworking CSA approved safety shoes/boots and safety glasses/eyewear with side shields are mandatory for admittance to all shops and are the responsibility of the student.

Guitar Building - Acoustic 1

BLDG10120

Start to build your own acoustic guitar under the guidance of an experienced guitar maker. Jigs and specialty tools are provided. Materials extra; approximately $400 - $600. Students must have completed Woodworking Level 2 or be able to demonstrate equivalent prior woodworking experience. Project to be completed over two semesters. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11110 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan21 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $277.32

Guitar Building - Acoustic 2

BLDG10127

Build upon the work started in Guitar Building - Acoustic 1 and work towards completing your acoustic guitar. Materials extra. No guarantee of project completion. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: BLDG10120. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11111 WE

6:30-9:30

Jan22 Apr8

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $277.32

Guitar Building - Electric

BLDG10128

Start to build your own T-style electric guitar under the guidance of an experienced guitar maker. Jigs and specialty tools are provided. Materials extra; approximately $300 - $600. Students must have completed Woodworking Level 2 or be able to demonstrate equivalent prior woodworking experience. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. CRN DAY(S) START END

11108 MO

TIMES

Jan20 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $318.54

Wood Finishing Basics

BLDG10135

Designed for beginners and expert woodworkers alike, learn the fundamentals of wood finishing through a step-by-step process focusing on texture, colour, sheen and protection. Includes surface preparation, application, different finishing options as well as tips for building with a finish in mind. Materials included. CSA approved safety shoes and glasses are required. CRN DAY(S) START END

12698 SA

Feb1

TIMES

Feb1 9:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $198.42

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Continue your education. Find your strengths. Become a leader. Access instructionally-designed learning modules online. Learn and retain the qualities of an effective leader. Choose from any or all of the modules below: • • • •

Leadership Dynamics Embracing Diversity Through Impact Communications Coaching and Managing Performance Facilitating Change

Available online: mcecor.com/leadership-programs

' mohawk-college-enterprise " @mcetrain 905-575-2534 CRN = Course Registration Number | Delivery details see page 3

BLDG10022

Produce several small woodworking projects from solid lumber in order to develop basic machine competency skills on the radial arm saw, band saw, table saw, jointer, planer, drill press and hand router. Tools supplied. Materials included. Theory and practical tests included. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. Equivalent to: BLDGTZ070. CRN DAY(S) START END

11109 MO

TIMES

Jan20 Apr13 6:30-9:30

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $307.32

Woodworking Level 1

BLDGTZ070

11113 TH 11112 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Jan23 Apr9 6:30-9:30 12 Classroom (SC) $307.32 Feb1 Apr18 9:00-12:00 12 Classroom (SC) $307.32

Woodworking Level 2

BLDGTZ071

Further develop cabinet making skills by producing a fine hall or sofa table from solid lumber. Project may or may not be completed within the 12 weeks. Must supply your own materials. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: BLDGTZ070 or BLDG10022 completed within one year. CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

11095 TU

6:30-9:30

Jan21 Apr7

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

14 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Woodworking Level 3

BLDGTZ073

Build a piece of furniture or cabinet with the guidance of a cabinet maker. Use techniques from Levels 1 and 2 to build your own custom project (size limitations). Supply own plan and materials. Safety glasses and CSA approved safety shoes are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student. Prerequisite: BLDGTZ071. CRN DAY(S) START END

11096 WE 11981 SA

TIMES

Jan22 Apr8 6:30-9:30 Jan25 Apr11 1:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

12 Classroom (SC) $247.32 12 Classroom (SC) $247.32

Working at Heights ce.mohawkcollege.ca/workingatheights

Working at Heights - Recertification

BLDG10726

Individuals who obtain their working at heights certification are required by law to recertify every 3 years. Did you receive your certification in 2015? If so, you will be required to recertify this year by taking a practical working at heights recertification course. Chief Prevention Officer approved, practical hands on assessment, certification card provided to those who are successful. CRN DAY(S) START END

11270 SA

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Mar21 Mar21 12:00-4:00 1

FEE

Classroom (SC) $125.00

Working at Heights Training

BLDG10113

Employers in Ontario must ensure that workers on construction projects who may use certain methods of fall protection successfully complete 'working at heights' training that meets training program and provider standards established by the CPO. This mandatory training is for anyone on a construction site who works at heights (10 feet/3 m and above). Obtain the required theoretical and practical training to meet Ministry training requirements. Course manual included. CRN DAY(S) START END

11269 SA

TIMES

Mar28 Mar28 8:00-4:00

SESS DELIVERY

FEE

Classroom (SC) $195.00

137

Take advantage of essential training and certification in workplace safety. All courses are delivered online. Once registered, instructions for accessing your course will be sent to your Mohawk College email address on the course start date. You must complete your course by the scheduled end date. A certificate of completion is available for download upon successful completion of the course. Visit ce.mohawkcollege.ca/workplacesafety Additional training can be obtained through the Occupational Health & Safety Certificate (page 129).

Asbestos Awareness

SAFE10109

Recognize the dangers of working with materials that may contain asbestos. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12709 12712

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Basic Electrical Safety

FEE

$57.01 $57.01

SAFE10110

Understand the different types of electricity, such as low voltage, high voltage, and static electricity, to be more aware of electrical safety. This is for non-electricians. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12716 12717

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Basic Rigger & Signalman I-CAB

12781 12782

TIMES

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

12718 12722

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Electrical Safety Training Systems Electrical Workers (Canada)

FEE

$114.65 $114.65

FEE

$80.18 $80.18

SAFE10114

Understand arc flash, shock and application of the CSA Z462 Workplace Electrical Safety Standard. Run time is approximately 6 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12725 12780

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Industrial Ergonomics

FEE

$150.26 $150.26

SAFE10103

Recognize ergonomic problems and their potential adverse effects, as well as pragmatic solutions which can be used to address these problems. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12696 12697

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Hazard Identification

FEE

$114.08 $114.08

SAFE10100

12415

Provides an overview of confined spaces and explains how to safely manage confined space entries. Follows the CSA 1006-10 Management of Work in Confined Spaces standard. Run time is approximately 2 hours. TIMES

12783 12784

FEE

Confined Space Awareness for Entrants and Monitors SAFE10113

CRN DAY(S) START END

$57.01 $57.01

SAFE10119

SESS DELIVERY

SAFE10122

CSA/OHS-Compliant/I-CAB Recognized. Satisfies Canada's requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training. Introduces the equipment, maintenance and inspections, hazards, safe operation, and more. Run time is approximately 2 hours.

Identify safety hazards which may be a source of injury to workers and discuss the elimination of these hazards. 36 hours.

I-CAB Recognized/OHSA compliant. Covers rigging, determining load weight, center of gravity, basic hitches, lifting hardware, below-the-hook-devices, verbal communication, hand signals and more. Run time is approximately 3 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

Front End Loader - Operation and Safety I-CAB

FEE

$57.01 $57.01

Interested in taking a single course not a full program? Details on page 2

CRN DAY(S) START END

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan14 Apr21

FEE

OntarioLearn $347.32

Slips, Trips, Falls

SAFE10106

Identify hazardous conditions and unsafe practices that can lead to slips, trips, and falls in the workplace. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12699 12700

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Traffic Control Persons for Construction I-CAB

FEE

$68.31 $68.31

SAFE10128

Explains the techniques, equipment, how to control traffic effectively in a variety of construction scenarios, safety and legal requirements for traffic control persons in a construction environment. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12785 12786

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

Transportation of Dangerous Goods Canada

FEE

$68.31 $68.31

SAFE10107

Understand the basics of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Canada regulations and how to recognize and handle dangerous goods. Run time is approximately 1 hour. CRN DAY(S) START END

12701 12702

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

WHMIS 2015

FEE

$41.19 $41.19

SAFE10108

Educate everyone in the workplace, including workers, employers, and suppliers, on the new WHMIS 2015 revised standards for hazardous materials in Canada. Run time is approximately 2 hours. CRN DAY(S) START END

12704 12705

TIMES

SESS DELIVERY

Jan15 Mar4 Mar4 Apr22

Online Online

FEE

$34.98 $34.98

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS

Workplace Safety Certifications

INDEX

138

Index 3D Printing.................................................................. 117

A A Dip In The Mediterranean..........................................99 Aboriginal/Canadian Relations, History (E).............45,48 ABS Field Preparation..................................................51 Abuse and Family Violence..........................................70 AC - Communications, Part B.......................................49 Academic and Career Entrance (ACE)........................43 Academic Upgrading Programs...................................97 ACAF - Business Law...................................................34 ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 1..................34 ACAF - Intermediate Financial Reporting 2..................34 ACAF - Introductory Financial Accounting....................34 ACAF - Introductory Management Accounting.............34 Access Core..................................................................72 Accessibility and Analytics for Social Media...............106 Accessible Learning Services......................................2,4 Accessible Media Production Certificate (390)..........106 Accessible PDFs.........................................................106 Accounting 1.................................................................25 Accounting 2 - Financial...............................................34 Accounting and Finance...............................................34 Accounting Introductory I..............................................20 Accounting Introductory II.............................................20 Accounting, Sage 50.....................................................24 Accounts Payable, AccPac Sage 300 ERP..................31 Accounts Receivable and Payroll, Sage 300 ERP.......31 AccPac Sage 300 ERP Accounts Payable...................31 AccPac Sage 300 ERP General Ledger......................31 ACE Apprenticeship Math.............................................43 ACE Biology..................................................................43 ACE Business Mathematics.........................................43 ACE Chemistry.............................................................44 ACE Communications...................................................44 ACE Computers............................................................44 ACE Core Math.............................................................44 ACE Physics.................................................................44 ACE Self Management and Self Direction...................44 ACE Technical Math......................................................44 Acknowledgement form..................................................4 ACMO...........................................................................20 Acquisitions...................................................................64 Acting for Adults.......................................................... 116 Active Records Management.......................................67 Adaptive and Assistive Technology.........................60,68 Addictions/Concurrent Disorders..................................50 Addictions, Introduction................................................50 Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing..................... 117 Admission requirements.................................................2 Adobe InDesign Basics.................................................78 Adobe Photoshop I.......................................................78 Adobe Photoshop II......................................................78 Adult Learning...............................................................69 Adults With Learning Disabilities..................................69 Advanced Business Processes....................................35 Advanced Footcare for RNs and RPNs.......................95 Advanced Group Work.................................................52 Advanced Neonatal Nursing 1 Clinical Experience......93 Advanced Neonatal Nursing 2 Clinical Experience......93 Advanced Python..........................................................77 Advancements in the Mental Health System...............93 Aesthetics Certificate (026).........................................107 Aesthetics Skin Care II................................................107 Air Brake Training....................................................... 117 Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Inspection.............125 Algebra........................................................................104 Alternative Healing Methods.........................................62 American Sign Language I...........................................39 American Sign Language 2..........................................39 Anaesthesia, Assessment & Critical Care....................88 Analytics for Business Decision Making Certificate (386).........................................................18 Anatomy and Physiology for MLA................................84 Anger Management (E)................................................44 Animal Husbandry, Basic..............................................33 Animal Husbandry II......................................................33 APICS - The Association for Operations Management..............................................................18 APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management CPIM Part 1.........................................18

ce.mohawkcollege.ca

APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional, CSCP.....18 APICS Hamilton Chapter..............................................18 Applied Accounting - Bookkeeping...............................19 Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 1.........................19,24 Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 2.........................19,24 Applied Accounting Bookkeeping 3.........................19,24 Applied Behaviour Analysis, Introduction.....................51 Applied Cosmetics Certificate (830)...........................108 Apprenticeship Math, ACE............................................43 Archives........................................................................67 Arrhythmia Interpretation..............................................97 Art of Bonsai................................................................103 Art Through the Ages (E)..............................................44 Artificial Intelligence....................................................135 Asbestos Awareness..................................................137 ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training........................................................56,70 ASP.NET.......................................................................77 Assessment And Evaluation.........................................69 Assessment and Planning.......................................81,96 Assessment And Treatment Strategies In Child Youth Care........................................................53 Assistive Technology & Media Content......................106 Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario......20 Astronomy (E)...............................................................44 Auditing a course............................................................2 Augmented/Virtual Reality Workshop.........................121 Autism and Behavioural Sciences Certificate (164).....50 Autism - Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)...........................................................51 Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student Development.........................................................60,68 AutoCAD - Advanced.................................................. 117 AutoCAD Design Certificate (191).............................. 117 AutoCAD - Introduction............................................... 117 AutoDESK - REVIT..................................................... 118 AutoDesk REVIT - Advanced..................................... 118 Automotive and Transportation...................................134 Availability, Reliability & Maintainability......................130

B Basic Animal Husbandry...............................................33 Basic Electrical.......................................................99,102 Basic Electrical Safety................................................137 Basic Footcare for RNs and RPNs...............................95 Basic Laboratory Techniques for MLA..........................84 Basic Plumbing......................................................99,102 Basic Rigger & Signalman I-CAB...............................137 Basic Sewing 1........................................................... 113 Basic Sewing 2........................................................... 113 Basic Sewing 3........................................................... 113 Basic Sewing 4........................................................... 113 Basic Sewing 5........................................................... 113 Basic Veterinary Pharmacology....................................33 Bathrooms...................................................................100 Bathrooms, Designing................................................102 BCIN Preparation - House 2012.................................134 Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities.............60 Behaviour Management Systems................................70 Benefits Administration.................................................36 BIEN..............................................................................79 Biology.....................................................................48,97 Biology, ACE.................................................................43 Biology Preparatory....................................................107 Blended...........................................................................3 Blockchain Developer, IBM...........................................36 Blockchain Workshop..........................................121,134 Blueprint Reading Mechanical......................119,127,128 Bonsai.........................................................................103 Books..............................................................................4 Botany For Horticulture...............................................101 Breastfeeding Clinical Experience................................79 Breastfeeding Program.................................................79 Bridging for Internationally Educated Nurses Certificate (189).........................................................79 Bridging Two Worlds: Connecting with Indigenous People of Canada (E)........................45,48 Build and Launch Your Website in 1 Day.....................77 Building and Construction Sciences...........................134 Building and Maintaining Customer Relationships.........................................................20,33 Building Environmental Systems - BESâ&#x201E;˘ Operator Class I Certificate (989)............................ 118 Building Environmental Systems - BESâ&#x201E;˘ Operator Class II Certificate (990)........................... 118 Building Systems-A Practical Overview...................... 118 Business Analysis Certificate (334)..............................19

Business Case Analysis................................................35 Business Computer Applications Certificate (915).......72 Business Finance..........................................................34 Business, Introduction..................................................25 Business Law, ACAF....................................................34 Business Law Introductory............................................37 Business Management.................................................35 Business Mathematics, ACE........................................43 Business Of Photography........................................... 112 Business of Tomorrow..................................................27 Business Planning for Tradespersons........................132 Business Process Analyst, IBM....................................36 Business Processes, Advanced...................................35 Business Report Writing...............................................49 Business Workshops....................................................36 Business Writing Strategies..........................................49 By-Law Enforcement....................................................71

C C# Programming, Introduction to..................................77 C.P.R. 'C'/AED Recertification - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level...................................96 C.P.R.'C'/AED - Basic Life Support Provider (HCP) Level................................................................96 CAD, Fundamentals...................................................103 Cake Decorating 1........................................................98 Cake Decorating 2........................................................98 Cake Decorating 3........................................................98 Cake Decorating 4........................................................98 Calculus......................................................................105 Campus codes................................................................3 Canadian Criminal Justice System (E).........................61 Canadian History, Essentials (E)..................................45 Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation....129 Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping...............................20 Canadian Literature (E)................................................45 Canadian Politics (E)...............................................41,45 Canadian Research Funding Environment, Introduction to............................................................31 Cancellations...................................................................4 Cannabis in Canada, Legalization (E)..........................46 Capstone Course, Skills Integration.............................42 Capstone II....................................................................63 Career Consultant Certificate (076)..............................51 Career Development Professional Certification Board of Ontario.........................................................51 Career Development Resources..................................51 CD Treatment: Models for Treating Varied Populations................................................................55 Censorship and the Media (E)......................................45 Central Michigan University..........................................69 Ceramics - Advanced 1............................................... 115 Ceramics - Advanced 2............................................... 115 Ceramics - Advanced 3............................................... 115 Ceramics - Advanced 4............................................... 115 Ceramics Certificate (936)..........................................108 Ceramics - Foundation 1............................................108 Ceramics - Foundation 2............................................108 Ceramics - Foundation 3............................................108 Ceramics - Foundation 4............................................109 Ceramics Glaze Theory..............................................109 Ceramics - Intermediate 1..........................................109 Ceramics - Intermediate 2..........................................109 Ceramics - Intermediate 3..........................................109 Ceramics - Intermediate 4..........................................109 Certificate/Diploma replacement....................................2 Certificate of Qualification Examination Preparation............................................................... 119 Certified Financial Planner............................................21 CFC/ODP Training...................................................... 119 CFP...............................................................................21 Chemistry......................................................................48 Chemistry, ACE.............................................................44 Chemistry for MLA........................................................84 Child & Youth Care Diploma (612)................................52 Child Development & Behaviour 1..........................54,58 Child Development & Behaviour 2...............................58 Children with Exceptionalities.......................................58 Children's Literature, Introduction (E)...........................46 Children's Mental Health...............................................54 Children's Services And Issues....................................64 Chinese Brush Painting.............................................. 114 Chinese Brush Painting 2........................................... 114 Chinese Brush Painting 3........................................... 114 Chinese Brush Painting 4........................................... 114 Chinese Brush Painting 5........................................... 114 Chinese Brush Painting 6........................................... 114

CoOrdinating Resources..............................................59 Coping with Death: Counselling, Support and Alternative Therapies.................................................66 Core Math, ACE............................................................44 Corporate policies & procedures....................................4 Corporate Procedures..................................................23 Correctional Practices...................................................62 Correctional Practices, Fundamentals.........................61 Cosmetics...................................................................108 Cosmetology............................................................... 116 Cosmetology 1.....................................................108,110 Cost Estimating, Introduction......................................134 Counselling Services......................................................4 Counselling Techniques Certificate (802).....................56 Course audits..................................................................2 Course Cancellations......................................................4 Course Guide..................................................................8 CPR and First Aid Certification.....................................96 Creative and Critical Thinking (LDS).......................21,26 Creative Writing for Beginners......................................49 Credentials......................................................................7 Criminal And Civil Law..................................................71 Criminal Law - Legal Administration.............................27 Criminal Psychology - Psychopathic Minds (E)............57 Criminal Psychology 2 - Criminal Minds (E).................57 Criminal Psychology and Behaviour.............................57 Criminology Introduction...............................................62 Critical Care Cardiovascular.........................................89 Critical Care Cardiovascular Clinical............................90 Critical Care GI/GU.......................................................89 Critical Care GI/GU Clinical..........................................90 Critical Care Introduction..............................................89 Critical Care Neuroscience...........................................89 Critical Care Neuroscience Clinical..............................90 Critical Care Respiratory...............................................89 Critical Care Respiratory Clinical..................................90 Culinary Skills - Introduction.........................................98 Cults and Terrorism (E).................................................57 Current Issues in Business 1........................................35 Current Issues in Business 2........................................35 Current Trends In Mental Health..................................89 Curriculum Development..............................................69 Cyber Security..............................................................74 Cyber Security Analytics Certificate (557)....................75 Cyber Security Workshop...........................................121

D Database Design For Information Workers..................65 Database Theory..........................................................73 David Braley Athletic & Recreation Centre.....................4 DBARC............................................................................4 Death and Dying in Crisis Intervention.........................66 Deciduous Shrubs.......................................................100 Deciduous Trees.........................................................100 Delivery locations............................................................3 Design Basics for Interior Decorating.........................102 Design Trends, History...............................................103 Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms...........................102 Designing, Managing/Implementing a GIS.................124 Desktop Applications....................................................78 Developing Effective Teams.........................................28 Developing Funding Proposals.....................................31 Developing Web Applications with ASP.NET and C#........................................................77 Developmental Psychology (E).....................41,45,54,56 Diabetes Clinical...........................................................80 Diabetes Education: Approaches in Practice...............80 Diabetes Education Certificate (928)............................80 Diabetes: Throughout the Lifespan..............................80 Differential Calculus.............................................104,105 Digital Cameras-How To Use Yours Effectively.......... 116 Digital Citizenship.........................................................49 Digital Communication (Social Media).........................49 Digital Imaging/Photoshop, Introduction..................... 113 Digital Photography 1.................................................. 112 Digital Photography 2.................................................. 112 Dispute Resolution........................................................36 Diversity and First Nations............................................57 Diversity and Intercultural Relations.............................57 Diversity In The Workplace...........................................52 Document Management Technology............................67 Document Production...................................................30 Domestic and Workplace Violence (E).........................57 Donor Relationships in Fundraising..............................22 Drawing 1.................................................................... 114 Drawing 2.................................................................... 114 Drawing 3.................................................................... 114

Drawing for the Absolute Beginner............................. 114 Dreamweaver (Webpage Authoring)............................78 Dressmaking 1: Skirts.................................................109 Dressmaking 2: Basic Blouse.....................................109 Dressmaking 5: Dressmakers Jacket......................... 110 Dressmaking Certificate (819)....................................109 Drone Introduction...............................................121,131

E Early Childhood Education Diploma (213)...................58 Early Childhood Education - Leadership and Administration Certificate (932).................................59 Early Childhood Education Resource Consulting Certificate (956).......................................59 E-Business, Introduction...............................................35 ECE Curriculum 1.........................................................58 ECE-Governance and Financial Management............59 ECE-Human Resources...............................................59 Economic Policy............................................................35 Educational Support Diploma (747).............................60 Effective Supervision-Human Relations.......................37 eLearn information..........................................................3 Electrical Fundamentals Certificate (063)..................121 Electrical Inspection....................................................126 Electrical, Basic......................................................99,102 Electrical Safety, Basic................................................137 Electrical Safety Training Systems Electrical Workers (Canada)....................................................137 Electricity 2-Commercial/Light Industrial....................121 Electronic Fundamentals Certificate (886).................121 Electronic Publishing and Emerging Library Technologies..............................................................65 Electronics I (Semiconductors)...................................135 Emergency closure information......................................2 Emergency First Aid & CPR.........................................96 Emerging Technologies....................................21,75,121 Emerging Trends and Innovation in Trades...............132 Emotional Intelligence...................................................37 Employee Training and Development.....................22,35 Employment Law..........................................................37 Employment Law (LDS)................................................26 Energy Efficiency in Large Buildings.......................... 118 Energy Efficient Home Design....................................131 Energy Resources......................................................122 Engineering Mathematics 1........................................104 Engineering Mathematics 3........................................105 English 1..................................................................41,49 English as a Second Language....................................40 Entrepreneurship..........................................................35 Entrepreneurship for Immersive Technology..............133 Entrepreneurship Fundamentals..................................37 Environment Management, An Introduction...............122 Environmental Citizenship (E)......................................45 Environmental Management.......................................122 Environmental Management Systems and Audits.....122 Environmental Site Assessment and Reporting.........122 Ergonomics and Disability Management for Occupational Health Nursing................................91 Ergonomics, Introduction............................................129 ESL................................................................................40 Essentials of Canadian History (E)...............................45 Essentials of Writing Fiction..........................................49 Estate Procedures........................................................23 Estimating 2................................................................120 Ethical and Legal Issues in the Trades.......................132 Ethical Hacking and Network Defense.........................74 Ethical Practice.............................................................55 Ethical Reasoning, Principles.......................................71 Evaluation.......................................................................4 Exams.............................................................................3 Excel Core................................................................24,72 Excel Expert..................................................................72 Excel, Introduction........................................................77 Excel Linking Multiple Worksheets & Workbooks........77 Excel Pivottables and Outlines.....................................77 Excel Working with Charts............................................77 Excel Working with Formulas.......................................77 Exemptions.....................................................................2 Exploring Dementia Care.........................................81,95 Exterior Inspection......................................................126

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Chocolate History (E)..................................................102 CI360...........................................................................127 CILISAT.........................................................................42 CINDE.........................................................................129 Circulation and Inter Library Loan................................65 Classroom.......................................................................3 Classroom Skills...........................................................60 Climate Change and Business Adaptation...................38 Clinical Experience 2....................................................85 Clinical Experience Medical Device Reprocessing......83 Clinical Requirements...................................................91 CMU..............................................................................69 CNC Operator............................................................. 119 CNC Operator - Milling............................................... 119 CNC Programming Certificate (070).......................... 119 CNC Programming - Intermediate.............................. 119 Coaching And Developing People................................27 Co-dependency as an Addiction (E).............................57 Cognitive Behaviour Modification In Child and Youth Care..........................................................53 Cognitive Development, Trauma and Loss - Child Health Focus..............................................................54 Colour and Application................................................102 Commercial Construction Estimating.........................120 Commercial Construction Management.....................120 Commercial Construction Principles..........................120 Communication...................................................30,41,49 Communication And Informed Decision Making..........87 Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Dementia Care......................................................81,95 Communication and the Food Service Worker............80 Communication D...............................................30,41,49 Communication Exceptionalities...................................60 Communication/Professional Practices......................125 Communications, ACE..................................................44 Communications And Psychosocial Issues In Oncology................................................................86 Communications (LDS).................................................26 Communications/Reporting..........................................71 Community and Social Services Management Certificate (987).........................................................55 Community Awareness and Field Placement Preparation.................................................................69 Community-Based Field Experience............................81 Community Employment Services...............................25 Community Interventions & Resources........................53 Compensation and Benefits.........................................22 Competence in the French Language Certificate (829).........................................................39 Computer Applications in Human Resources...............36 Computer Forensics and Investigation.........................74 Computer Hardware and Software.....................73,75,76 Computer requirements..................................................3 Computer Science - Level 1 Certificate (892)..............73 Computer Science - Software Engineering Specialist Certificate (893).........................................73 Computer Sciences......................................................77 Computer Skills for Small Business..............................32 Computer Workshops...................................................77 Computers 1, Introduction............................................72 Computers, ACE...........................................................44 Concurrent Disorders Certificate (252).........................55 Concurrent Disorders Field Seminar............................56 Concurrent Disorders, Issues & Ethics.........................56 Condominium Administration & Human Relations.......21 Condominium Law........................................................21 Condominium Management (ACMO) Certificate (912).........................................................20 Confined Space Awareness for Entrants and Monitors............................................................137 Consecutive Interpreting...............................................42 Construction Blueprints and Methods........................134 Construction Contract Bid Management....................134 Construction Contracts and Documents.....................120 Construction Estimating Certificate (867)...................120 Construction Industry..................................................120 Construction Management B......................................120 Construction Planning and Scheduling......................120 Consumer Behaviour....................................................37 Contact Us......................................................................1 Contemporary Social Problems-Police Foundations...............................................................57 Continuous Improvement Consulting 360..................127 Continuous Improvement Process...............................27 Convocation....................................................................4 Cooking Fundamentals.................................................98 Cooking Fundamentals - The Next Step......................99 Co-ordinate Measuring Machines..............................135

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F Fabrics and Window Treatments................................102 Family Dynamics...........................................................58 Family Law Practice and Procedure.............................27 Family Relationships and Impact on Psychiatric Disorders....................................................................54 Fashion Design Certificate (804)................................ 110 Fashion Drawing......................................................... 110 Fees................................................................................4 Field Placement 1.........................................................53 Field Placement 2.........................................................53 Field Placement Concurrent Disorders........................56 Field Placement Prep...................................................58 Field to Fork:Introduction to Local and Global Food Systems (E)....................................................101 Field Work 1..................................................................65 Field Work 2..................................................................65 Finance And Accounting...............................................22 Finance for Non-Financial Managers...........................35 Finance (LDS)...............................................................26 Financial Analysis.........................................................35 Financial assistance...................................................4,19 Financial Management in Research Administration.....31 Financial Management (Retirement Communities/Long Term Care)..................................82 Financial Planning Certificate (185)..............................21 Financial Planning For Condominium Managers.........21 Financial Planning Standards Council..........................21 Financial Processes in the Trades..............................132 Fire Code and Inspections..........................................122 Fire Protection......................................................122,129 Fire Safety Certificate (853)........................................122 Firewalls and VPNs.......................................................74 First Aid.........................................................................96 First Responders Basic American Sign Language.......48 Floor Plans, Space Planning and Presentations........102 Flooring And Mouldings..............................................100 Floral...........................................................................102 Floral Techniques - Basic Certificate (805)...................99 Fluid Power Certificate (847)......................................123 Flytbox Aerial Solutions...............................................131 Food and Drink...........................................................102 Food Nutrition & Hospitality Management for Retirement............................................................83 Food Security & Food Justice in Canada...................101 Food Services Certificate (816)....................................80 Food Services Fieldwork..............................................81 Footcare........................................................................95 Footcare for RNs and RPNs, Advanced.......................95 Footcare for RNs and RPNs, Basic..............................95 Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations, Introduction........................................34 Forensic Psychology (E)...............................................45 Fostering Healthy Lifestyles..........................................56 Foundations of Education.............................................60 French - Advanced........................................................44 French 1........................................................................40 French 2........................................................................40 French 3........................................................................40 French 4........................................................................40 French 5........................................................................40 Front End Loader - Operation and Safety I-CAB.......137 Fuel Certification Challenge Examinations.................123 Fuel Technician Certification.......................................123 Fundamental Mathematics.........................................105 Fundamentals of CAD................................................103 Fundamentals of Correctional Practices......................61 Fundamentals Of Horticulture..............................100,101 Fundamentals of Lighting...........................................103 Funding Proposals, Developing....................................31 Fundraising...................................................................22 Fundraising as Management Process..........................22 Fundraising, Introduction..............................................22 Furniture and Accessories, History.............................103

G Garden Pests - How to Spot Them and How to Deal With Them...................................................103 Gas Technician 2 - Part 1...........................................124 Gas Technician 2 - Part 2...........................................124 Gas Technician 2 - Part 3...........................................124 Gas Technician 2 - Part 4...........................................124 Gas Technician 3........................................................124 Gas Technician 3 Review...........................................124 Gel and Acrygel Applications...............................107,112

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General Arts and Science Certificate (230)..................41 General Education / Social Sciences...........................44 General Ledger, AccPac Sage 300 ERP......................31 General Plant Identification.........................................101 Generic Business Plan.................................................32 Generic Computer Training..........................................78 Gentle Persuasive Approaches....................................96 Geographic Information Systems Certificate (079)....124 Geographic Information Systems, Intro......................125 Geography and Human Populations (E)......................45 Geology:An Overview of Planet Earth (E)....................46 Gerontology - Multidiscipline Certificate (037)..............81 GIS Software...............................................................124 Global Citizenship: Social Analysis to Social Action (E).........................................................45 GPS - Global Positioning Systems.............................124 Grades............................................................................2 Grading...........................................................................4 Graduate studies...........................................................54 Graduation...................................................................2,4 Grammar For Writing Professionals.............................42 Graphic and Web Design..............................................78 Group Counselling........................................................56 Group Work, Advanced.................................................52 Growing Up Digital-Living and Working In Canada (E).............................................................45 Guitar 1....................................................................... 111 Guitar Building - Acoustic 1.........................................136 Guitar Building - Acoustic 2.........................................136 Guitar Building - Electric.............................................136 Guitar Song Book........................................................ 116

H H & S Program Development & Coordination............129 Hacker Techniques, Tools, and Incident Handling.......74 Hairstyling for the Makeup Artist................................. 110 Hamilton Port Authority.................................................32 Hazard Assessment and Control................................129 Hazard Identification...................................................137 HDR Imaging Techniques........................................... 113 Health............................................................................96 Health and Safety Management...................................91 Health Assessment.......................................................90 Health Care & Pharmacology For Child & Youth Care.................................................................53 Health Care Management............................................82 Health Centre.............................................................4,94 Health Challenges.........................................................93 Health in the Workplace................................................90 Health, Introduction.......................................................97 Health Libraries and Resources...................................65 Healthy Adult Aging.......................................................83 Heating Inspection I....................................................126 Heating Inspection II...................................................126 Hematology for MLA.....................................................84 Histology/Cytology for MLA...........................................84 History & Ethics of Social Work....................................69 History of Aboriginal/Canadian Relations (E)..........45,48 History of Design Trends............................................103 History of Furniture and Accessories..........................103 History of Photography............................................... 113 Hockey Hall of Fame Presents (E)...............................45 Holistic Studies - Introduction.......................................62 Home Inspection Certificate (171)..............................125 Home Renovation.......................................................102 Home Renovation For Beginners.................................99 Horticulture, Fundamentals..................................100,101 Horticulture - Plant Identification Certificate (846)......100 HR and Labour Relations in Retirement Communities Management........................................83 HRAI............................................................................ 119 HTML 2..........................................................................76 HTML Introduction........................................................78 Human Anatomy and Physiology.................................96 Human Relations..........................................................30 Human Relations and Supervision...............................65 Human Relations (LDS)................................................26 Human Resources........................................................36 Human Resources Certificate (825).............................22 Human Resources Planning and Staffing....................23 Human Services............................................................70 Human Sexuality For Child & Youth Care....................53 Human Sexuality, The Study of (E)..............................47 Hydraulics 1................................................................123 Hydroponics and Gardening Without Soil..................103

I I Write The Songs (E)...................................................45 IBM Blockchain Developer...........................................36 IBM Business Process Analyst.....................................36 IBM Predictive Analytics Modeler.................................37 IBM Security Intelligence Technologist.........................37 IBM Skills Academy......................................................36 Icentia CardioSTAT ECG Analysis and Reporting........96 ILCO..............................................................................23 ILSAT.............................................................................42 Inclusion and Diversity..................................................60 Inclusive Leadership Practices: Building Capacity for Inclusion................................................................37 Inclusive Leadership Practices: Creating Inclusive Cultures in the Workplace..........................................38 Inclusive Leadership Practices: Leadership in Contemporary Workplaces (E)..................................38 Income Tax Planning.....................................................21 Income tax receipts.........................................................2 Independent Study In Psychosocial Rehabilitation......89 InDesign........................................................................78 Indexing and Subject Analysis......................................65 Indigenous Education and Student Services.................4 Indigenous Identity & Relationship to the Land (E)..........................................................46,48 Indigenous Insights: Micro Course...............................48 Indigenous Peoples: A Global Perspective (E)........46,48 Indigenous Studies.......................................................48 Individual Development Planning 1..............................59 Industrial Engineering - Level 1 Certificate (868).......126 Industrial Ergonomics.................................................137 Industrial Hygiene.......................................................129 Industrial Lubrication Certificate (064)........................126 Industrial Relations, Introduction (E)............................23 Information Security, Principles....................................75 Information Systems.....................................................35 Information Technology for Library Technicians...........65 Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario.................................23 Institutional-Based Field Experience............................81 Institutional Food Service.............................................80 Instructional Techniques...............................................69 Instructional Technology In Adult Education.................70 Instrumentation 1 For Tradesmen..............................135 Insurance Reimbursement for Massage Therapists....70 Integrated Accounting Certificate (099)........................24 Integrated Business Studies Certificate (958)..............25 Intercultural Communication, Introduction (E)..............57 Interior Decorating and Design...................................102 Interior Decorating Certificate (178)...........................100 Interior Decorating, Design Basics.............................102 Interior Decorating - Introduction................................103 Interior/Insulation Inspection.......................................126 Interior Materials and Surfaces...................................103 Intermediate Financial Reporting 1, ACAF...................34 Intermediate Financial Reporting 2, ACAF...................34 Intermediate Python......................................................77 International Business..................................................33 International students......................................................2 Internet Mapping.........................................................124 Interpersonal Communication Skills........................38,49 Interventions Supporting Recovery..............................93 Interviewing Skills 1......................................................53 Interviewing Skills 2......................................................53 Intravenous Therapy - RN/RPN....................................97 Intro to Geographic Information Systems...................125 Intro To Small Business And Entrepreneurship............32 Introduction to Addictions..............................................50 Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis..................51 Introduction to Business...............................................25 Introduction to C# Programming...................................77 Introduction to Canadian Research Funding Environment...............................................................31 Introduction to Children's Literature (E)........................46 Introduction to Computers 1.........................................72 Introduction To Cost Estimating..................................134 Introduction To Digital Imaging/Photoshop................. 113 Introduction To E-Business...........................................35 Introduction to Ergonomics.........................................129 Introduction to Excel.....................................................77 Introduction to Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations.............................................................34 Introduction to Fundraising...........................................22 Introduction to Geology:An Overview of Planet Earth (E).....................................................................46 Introduction to Health....................................................97 Introduction To Industrial Relations (E).........................23

J JavaScript...........................................................73,76,78 JavaScript for the Web..................................................76 Jazz Harmony 1.......................................................... 116

K Keyboarding.............................................................29,30 Keys to Success...........................................................62 Kitchens......................................................................100 Kitchens, Designing....................................................102

L La Pratique du Francais 1.............................................39 La Pratique du Francais 2.............................................40 La Pratique du Francais 3.............................................40 La Pratique du Francais 4.............................................40 La Pratique du Francais 5.............................................40 Lab Basics Workshop for MLA.....................................84 Laboratory Techniques for MLA, Basic.........................84 Lactation Education Accreditation and Approval Committee..................................................................79 Landlord & Tenant Law.................................................27 Landscape Design II...................................................101 Landscape Design Certificate (080)...........................101 Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada.........40 Language Interpreter Training Program.......................42 Languages....................................................................48 Law Libraries And Legal Research...............................65 LDS...............................................................................26 LEAARC........................................................................79 Leadership Development Series Certificate (949).......26 Leadership in Health Care Administration....................82 Leading Responsibly (LDS)..........................................26 Leading Teams (LDS)...................................................26 Lean Six Sigma...........................................................127 Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification.....................127 Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Theory.............................127 Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification....................127 Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Theory............................127 Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt........................................127 Learn to Tile Successfully....................................100,102 Learning Environment 2................................................58 Learning from Death and Dying....................................66 Learning Strategies (E)............................................60,68 Learning Support Centre..............................................62 Legal & Ethical Issues in IT Security............................74 Legal Office Procedures, Introduction..........................27 Legal Skills....................................................................27 Legal Terminology.........................................................27 Legalization of Cannabis in Canada (E).......................46 Legislation: Policies & Procedures...............................53 Let's Talk Sports (E)......................................................46 Level 1: Breastfeeding Basics......................................79 Level 2: Breastfeeding Management............................79

Level 3: Advanced Breastfeeding Practice...................79 Libraries and Digital Technologies Certificate (965).....63 Libraries and the Information Industry, Introduction.....65 Library.............................................................................4 Library and Information Technician Diploma (800).......64 Library Classification.....................................................65 Library Financial Management and Budgeting.............65 Library Programming, Marketing and Advocacy..........65 Life/work experience.......................................................2 Lighting, Fundamentals..............................................103 LINC..............................................................................40 Litigation Practice and Procedure 1..............................27 Living with Chronic Kidney Disease.............................85 Living with Diabetes......................................................80 Local Food Procurement............................................102 Long Term Care Management......................................82 Loss, Grief & End Of Life Issues..................................87 Lubrication Fundamentals..........................................126

M Machine Shop 1..........................................................128 Machine Shop 2..........................................................128 Machine Shop 3..........................................................128 Machine Tool Operator Certificate (848)....................127 Macroeconomics, Introduction......................................38 MakeUp Artistry.............................................107,108,110 MakeUp Artistry II................................................. 108,111 Make-Up Artistry Certificate (056).............................. 110 Make-up Theatrical and Special Effects 2.................. 116 Management in Human Resources.........................23,25 Management Principles................................................55 Managing Change (LDS)..............................................26 Managing Conflict.........................................................71 Managing Electronic Data.............................................30 Managing The Small Business.....................................32 Managing Upwards.......................................................36 Manicure Pedicure Care and Techniques....107,108,112 Manufacturing Leadership Certificate (055).................27 Market Research...........................................................36 Marketing a Trades Business.....................................132 Marketing Advanced.....................................................38 Marketing Digitally.........................................................38 Marketing for Managers................................................36 Marketing, Introduction.................................................25 Marketing Principles......................................................38 Massage Therapists, Insurance Reimbursement........70 Master Class............................................................... 116 Master of Arts Degree in Education..............................69 Material Estimating and Methods...............................134 Materials For Designs...................................................99 Math............................................................................104 Math in an Educational Setting.....................................61 Math Minutes..............................................................105 Mathematical Models....................................................36 Mathematics................................................................104 Mathematics 1.............................................................104 Mathematics 1 - General Arts and Science................104 Mathematics 2.............................................................104 Mathematics 2 for Construction Technician................104 Mathematics for Computer Studies............................104 Mathematics for Construction Technician...................104 Mathematics, Fundamental........................................105 MCE............................................................................136 MDR Laboratory Experience........................................83 MDR Principles and Practices 1...................................83 MDR Principles and Practices 2...................................83 MDR Principles and Practices 3...................................83 Mechanical Basic Algebra...........................................104 Mechanical Design......................................................128 Mechanical Engineering.............................................135 Mechanical Intermediate Algebra...............................104 Medical Clerk Certificate (991).....................................28 Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals...28 Medical Device Reprocessing Certificate (MDR) (927)..............................................83 Medical Device Reprocessing-Introductory..................83 Medical Keyboarding....................................................37 Medical Laboratory Assistant........................................84 Medical Laboratory Technician Certificate (047)..........84 Medical Office Procedures...........................................37 Medical Office Skills......................................................37 Medical OHIP Billing.....................................................37 Medical Terminology.....................................................29 Medical Terminology 1.............................................28,29 Medical Terminology 2.............................................28,29 Medical Transcription 1.................................................29 Medical Transcription Certificate (172).........................29

Medical/Surgical Theory Review..................................79 Mediterranean cooking.................................................99 Mental Health Clinical...................................................93 Mental Health First Aid..................................................70 Mental Health First Aid - Adults who Interact with Youth...................................................................70 Mental Health Practitioner Competencies....................89 Mental Health System, Advancements........................93 Mentored Knowledge Integration Project.....................85 Metadata & Metadata Applications, Introduction..........65 Metal Fabrication Intro Level 1...................................128 Metal Fabrication Intro Level 2...................................128 Metal Fabrication Intro Level 3...................................128 Metal Fabrication Introduction....................................128 Methods of Fundraising................................................22 Metrology - Quality Assurance....................................130 Michener Institute..........................................................84 Microbiology for MLA....................................................84 Microcomputer Engineering Software Certificate (898).........................................................75 Microeconomics Introductory........................................38 Microsoft Access...........................................................72 Microsoft Excel....................................................24,72,77 Microsoft Office 2016...............................................67,78 Microsoft Word..............................................................72 Middle Ages and the Modern World: Facts and Fiction (E)............................................................46 Mo' Money.....................................................................83 Mobile Application Security Design..............................74 Mohawk at RBG..........................................................103 Mohawk College Enterprise........................................136 Mortgage Agent.............................................................35 Mourning, Grief and Bereavement..........................66,67 MS Access....................................................................72 MS Excel.............................................................24,72,77 MS Word.......................................................................72 Multimedia.....................................................................66 Music........................................................................... 116 Music Certificate (809)................................................ 111 MyMohawk............................................................2,4,122 Myths And Legends (E)................................................46

N Nail Technician Certificate (027)................................. 112 NDE Mathematics.......................................................104 Neonatal 1: Advanced Nursing Care of Term and Preterm Neonates...............................................93 Neonatal 2: Advanced Nursing Care of Critically Ill Neonates................................................................93 Neonatal Nursing 1 Clinical Experience, Advanced.....93 Neonatal Nursing 2 Clinical Experience, Advanced.....93 Neonatal Resuscitation-Provider Certification.........92,94 Nephrology Nursing Certificate (951)...........................85 Net Zero Buildings......................................................121 Network+.......................................................................77 Network Design and Troubleshooting..........................75 Network Security and Penetration Testing...................74 Network Specialist Certificate (184).............................75 New courses.................................................................17 New Product Development.........................................133 Nonviolent Crisis Intervention.............................51,56,71 Non-Violent Crisis Intervention-Recertification...51,56,71 Normal and Abnormal Kidney Function........................85 Nursing..........................................................................97 Nursing Care Across the Kidney Disease Trajectory...85 Nursing Care of Children with Cardio/Respiratory Disorders....................................................................87 Nursing Education Initiative..........................................86 Nutrition (E)...................................................................46 Nutrition for Fitness and Health Promotion..................97 Nutrition in Food Services.............................................81 Nutrition - Introduction...................................................81

O O.R. Laboratory Experience A......................................88 Obstetrical Nursing 1 Clinical Experience....................92 Obstetrical Nursing 2 Clinical Experience....................93 Obstetrics 1: Antepartum, Intrapartum and Postpartum Complications in Pregnancy..................92 Obstetrics 2: Management of High Risk Patients in Emergencies..........................................................92 Occupation-specific Language Training.......................46 Occupational Health and Safety...................................23 Occupational Health and Safety Management Certificate (060).......................................................129 Occupational Health and Surveillance.........................91

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Introduction to Intercultural Communication (E)...........57 Introduction to Legal Office Procedures.......................27 Introduction to Libraries and the Information Industry......................................................................65 Introduction To Macroeconomics..................................38 Introduction to Marketing..............................................25 Introduction to Metadata & Metadata Applications.......65 Introduction to Philosophy (E).......................................46 Introduction to Project Management................25,30,132 Introduction to Psychology (E)............................41,46,56 Introduction to Python Programming............................77 Introduction to Racism and Discrimination (E).............57 Introduction to Resource Teaching...............................59 Introduction to Sociology (E)....................................41,46 Introduction to Spoken Language Interpreting.............42 Introduction to Supply Chain and Operations Management..............................................................38 Introduction to Sustainable Development (E).............122 Introductory Financial Accounting, ACAF.....................34 Introductory Management Accounting, ACAF..............34 Introspective Practice....................................................93 Issues And Ethics In Counselling.................................56 Issues in Digital Resource Management and Technologies..............................................................63 Issues In ECE...............................................................58 Issues Related to Family..............................................69 IT Security Policies.......................................................74 Italian 1..........................................................................48 Italian 2..........................................................................48

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Occupational Health Nursing Introduction....................90 Occupational Toxicology and Disease........................129 Oceanography (E).........................................................47 Office Administration - General Certificate (380)..........30 OH&S Fundamentals..................................................129 OHN Clinical..................................................................91 OHN Independent Study..............................................91 OHN Research Project.................................................91 Oncology Clinical..........................................................86 Oncology Nursing 4......................................................86 Oncology Nursing Certificate (883)..............................86 Oncology Nursing-Introductory.....................................86 ONE Card................................................................. 4,111 Online..............................................................................3 Online Searching..........................................................66 OntarioLearn information................................................3 Operating a Trades Business.....................................132 Operating Room Attendant...........................................86 Operating Room Attendant Laboratory Experience.....86 Operating Room Nursing-Introductory.........................88 Operating Room Principles and Practices 1 Theory....88 Operating Room Principles and Practices 2 Theory....88 Operating Systems Security-Windows and Linux........75 Operational Overview in Long Term Care....................82 Operations And Legal Issues........................................32 OR Laboratory Experience B........................................88 Organizational Behaviour and Administration (E)........23 Organizational Business Communication...............38,67 OSLT.............................................................................46 Ozone Layer Protection Awareness Program............ 119

P Painting 1.................................................................... 114 Painting 2.................................................................... 115 Painting 3.................................................................... 115 Painting 4.................................................................... 115 Painting 5.................................................................... 115 Painting 6.................................................................... 115 Palliative Care Clinical..................................................87 Palliative Care - Multidiscipline Certificate (017)..........87 Parent and Staff Training..............................................51 Parent Teacher Child Relationship 1............................58 Parking.........................................................................3,4 Parlons Avance 4..........................................................44 Parlons Francais 1........................................................40 Parlons Francais 2........................................................40 Part 9 - The House-Building Envelope.......................126 Pattern Design and Drafting 2.................................... 110 Payroll Administration...................................................20 Pediatric Clinical............................................................87 Pediatric Mental Health.................................................87 Pediatric Nursing Certificate (950)................................87 Pediatric Nursing-Introductory......................................87 Penology.......................................................................62 Performance Management (LDS)................................26 Performing Arts........................................................... 116 Performing Arts Certificate (929)................................ 112 Perinatal Newborn and Family Care............................94 Perinatal Nursing: Labour, Delivery and Newborn Care.......................................................92,94 Perinatal Nursing: Reproductive Health & Pregnancy.........................................................92,94 Perinatal RPN Maternal Care.......................................94 Perinatal Support Worker.............................................88 Perioperative Nursing Certificate (943)........................88 Personal And Interpersonal Dynamics.........................61 Personal Financial Management.............................25,38 Personal information updates.........................................2 Personal Success.........................................................21 Personality Psychology (E)...........................................47 Personnel Research Techniques and HRIS.................36 Pharmacology for the Medical Office...........................28 Pharmacology Theory Review for Nurses....................97 Philosophy, Introduction (E)..........................................46 Philosophy of Art Concepts and Theories (E)..............47 Phlebotomy Training.....................................................97 Photographing Seniors............................................... 113 Photography................................................................ 116 Photography Certificates - Applied (031) and Art (032)................................................................... 112 Photography, History................................................... 113 Photoshop.............................................................. 78,113 PHP & JavaScript....................................................73,76 Physical and Multiple Exceptionalities..........................61 Physical Building Management....................................21 Physics..........................................................................48 Physics, ACE................................................................44

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Physiology of Aging..................................................81,96 Piano Beginners Part A............................................... 111 Piano Beginners Part B.............................................. 111 Piano Continued Explorations.................................... 111 Placement 1..................................................................61 Placement 2..................................................................61 Placement 3..................................................................61 Placement Preparation.................................................61 PLAR...............................................................................2 Plumbing, Basic.....................................................99,102 Plumbing Inspection...................................................126 PMP/CAPM Project Management Exam Preparation.................................................................30 Poetry Writing................................................................43 Police Foundations.......................................................71 Policies............................................................................4 Political Science & Public Administration (E)................47 Popular Music and Society (E).....................................47 PowerPoint 101.............................................................78 Pre-Apprenticeship Training Programs......................125 Preclinical Requirements..............................................91 Predictive Analytics Modeler, IBM................................37 Pre-Health Mathematics 1..........................................105 Prep Science (Chemistry).............................................48 Prep Science (Physics).................................................48 Preparatory Apprenticeship - Math.............................104 Preparatory Biology.................................................48,97 Preparatory Mathematics (Business).........................104 Preparatory Mathematics (Technology)......................104 Preparatory Sciences...................................................48 Preplacement/Clinical Service......................................91 Presentations and Desktop Publishing.........................72 Prevention and Intervention Strategies - Child Mental Health.............................................................54 Principles of Ethical Reasoning....................................71 Principles of Information Security.................................75 Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition.................2 Private Investigator-Licensing Requirements...............71 Private Investigator Training.........................................71 Private Security Basic Training.....................................71 Productivity Software Skills...........................................78 Professional B2B Sales................................................38 Professional Development............................................37 Professional Issues and Advocacy...............................87 Professional Practice Labs...........................................80 Professionalism in CYC Practice..................................53 Program Guide................................................................5 Programmable Logic Controllers Certificate (092).....130 Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 1......130 Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 2......130 Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 4......130 Programmable Logic Controllers Programming 5......130 Programming for Absolute Beginners...........................77 Programming Fundamentals........................................73 Programming in C.........................................................77 Programming in Java....................................................73 Programming in .NET...................................................74 Programming Workshop.............................................121 Project Construction Management........................31,120 Project Management.....................................................30 Project Management (LDS)..........................................26 Project Management Applications................................55 Project Management Applications and Simulation.......31 Project Management, Introduction....................25,30,132 Project Management Scheduling Software..................31 Provincial Offences.......................................................71 Psychiatric Disorders Common to Infant, Child and Adolescent..........................................................54 Psychology, Introduction (E)...............................41,46,56 Psychosocial Rehabilitation Certificate (016)...............89 Public transportation.......................................................3 Purchasing....................................................................33 Python, Advanced.........................................................77 Python, Intermediate.....................................................77 Python Programming, Introduction...............................77

Q Quality Assurance - Level 1 Certificate (858).............130 Quantity Food Preparation............................................80 Quest for Wisdom (E)...................................................47 QuickBooks-Desktop....................................................24 QuickBooks Online..................................................24,25

R R.N. Operating Room Clinical......................................88 Racism and Discrimination, Introduction (E)................57 RBG............................................................................103 Receipts..........................................................................4 Records and Information Management Certificate (810).........................................................67 Records And Information Management Fundamentals............................................................67 Recruitment And Selection...........................................23 Reference Processes...................................................66 Reference Services and Sources.................................66 Refunds........................................................................3,4 Registered Nurse - Critical Care Nursing Certificate (871).........................................................89 Registered Nurse - First Assistant Certificate (921).....90 Registered Nurse - Occupational Health Nursing Certificate (875).........................................................90 Registered Nurse - Perinatal Nursing Certificate - High Risk Obstetrics (877) or Neonatal (876)....................92 Registered Nurse/Registered Practical Nurse Mental Health Certificate (930)..................................93 Registered Practical Nurse - Maternal Newborn Nursing Certificate (040)............................................94 Registration form.........................................................144 Relational Database Management Systems..............125 Religious Beliefs, Traditions and Customs of Death....67 Remote Sensing.........................................................125 Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Flight Review.....................................................................131 Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (Drones) Ground School......................................................................132 Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Hemodialysis Patient.......................................85 Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Peritoneal Dialysis Patient...............................85 Renal Replacement Therapies - Nursing Care of the Transplant Patient............................................85 Report Writing, Business..............................................49 Research Administration Certificate (988)....................31 Researching and Reporting-Lgs..............................49,67 Resident Centred Care.................................................82 Residential Design and Construction Certificate (849).......................................................131 Residential Plumbing Basics......................................131 Resource Description and Access I..............................66 Resource Description and Access II.............................66 Resource Teaching, Introduction..................................59 Restorative Care in a Long Term Care Setting.......81,97 Retirement Planning.....................................................21 Rigger & Signalman I-CAB, Basic..............................137 Risk Factors of Common Psychiatric Disorders...........54 Risk Management and Estate Planning.......................21 Romance Writing..........................................................43 Roofing Inspection......................................................126 Room listings...................................................................3 Royal Botanical Gardens............................................103 RPAS (Drone) Aerial Photography Techniques..........132 RPAS (Drone) Certification Training and Flight Review.....................................................................131 RPAS Flight Training...................................................132 RPN Maternal, Newborn and Family Care Clinical Experience.................................................................94 RPN Operating Room Clinical......................................88

S SA courses......................................................................4 Safe and Secure Environments....................................62 Safety In An Educational Setting..................................61 Sage 50 Accounting......................................................24 Sage 300.......................................................................31 Sage 300 ERP Accounts Payable, AccPac..................31 Sage 300 ERP Accounts Receivable and Payroll........31 Sage 300 ERP General Ledger, AccPac......................31 Sales and Business Practices....................................103 Sales and Marketing in Long Term Care Management..............................................................82 Sanitation and Safety....................................................80 School Based Support..................................................68 School Libraries............................................................66 Science Fiction (E)........................................................47 Science of Popular Diets: Impact of Nutrition and Wellness...................................................................102 Security and Investigation.............................................71 Security Intelligence Technologist, IBM........................37

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T2202..............................................................................2 Tailoring 1.................................................................... 110 Taxation.........................................................................35 Taxation I.......................................................................20 Tea Sommelier............................................................101 Teaching the Adult Learner Certificate (129)................69 Technical Calculus I....................................................105 Technical Calculus II...................................................105 Technical Math, ACE.....................................................44 Techniques And Color Harmonies Basic......................99 Technology and Skills.................................................135 Technology in Education...............................................61 Textbooks.....................................................................3,4 Thanatology..................................................................67 The Business Of Photography.................................... 112 The Business of Tomorrow...........................................27 The Generic Business Plan..........................................32 The Health Centre...........................................................4 The History & Ethics of Social Work.............................69 The Master Class........................................................ 116 The Middle Ages and The Modern World: Facts and Fiction (E)............................................................46 The Square.....................................................................4 The Study of Human Sexuality (E)...............................47 Theatre Aquarius......................................................... 116 Theories Of Career Development................................52 Theory 1...................................................................... 111 Therapeutic Programming & Life Skills........................53 Thermodynamics........................................................135 Tile Successfully, Learn to...................................100,102 Total Communication Part 1.........................................61 Total Communication Part 2.........................................61 Traffic Control Persons for Construction I-CAB..........137 Traffic Management......................................................71 Transfers.........................................................................4 Transfusion Medicine for MLA......................................84 Transition Planning.......................................................61 Transition Planning and Implementation......................51 Transitioning to Management.......................................36 Transportation of Dangerous Goods Canada............137 Travel Writing................................................................43 Treating Challenging Behaviour...................................51 Tuition assistance.........................................................19

Waitlist.............................................................................4 Walk Smart.................................................................4,78 Watercolour Painting 1................................................ 115 Watercolour Painting 2................................................ 115 Watercolour Painting 3................................................ 115 Watercolour Painting 4................................................ 115 Watercolour Painting 5................................................ 115 Watercolour Painting 6................................................ 115 Web Accessibility........................................................106 Web Design and Development Certificate (971)..........76 Website building............................................................77 Wedding Work And Special Occasion..........................99 Weekend Boot Camp-Wheel Throwing...................... 115 Weekend courses.........................................................17 Welder Operator Certificate (860)..............................133 Welding.......................................................................135 Welding for Women - Men Welcome..........................135 Welding Introduction - Level 1....................................133 Welding Introduction - Level 1....................................135 Welding Introduction - Level 2....................................134 Welding Introduction - Level 2....................................135 Welding Introduction - Level 3....................................134 Welding Introduction - Level 3....................................135 Wellness for Children....................................................59 Wellness4U@Mohawk...................................................4 Western and Eastern Traditions in World Religions.....58 WHMIS 2015...............................................................137 Window Treatments....................................................102 Windows Server............................................................77 Wireless and Mobile Device Security...........................75 Withdrawals.....................................................................4 Wood Finishing Basics...............................................136 Woodworking..............................................................136 Woodworking for Women (Men Welcome)................136 Woodworking Level 1.................................................136 Woodworking Level 2.................................................136 Woodworking Level 3.................................................136 Word Core.....................................................................72 Word Expert..................................................................72 WordPress 1.................................................................76 Working And Communicating In A Medical Setting......28 Working at Heights......................................................136 Working at Heights - Recertification...........................136 Working at Heights Training........................................136 Working with Dementia Clients - Multidiscipline Certificate (138).........................................................95 Working with Parents....................................................59 Workplace Safety And Insurance Act.........................129 Workshop For Windows................................................78 Workshops....................................................................17 World Of Abnormal Psychology (E).........................47,62 Writing and Communication..........................................49 Writing Fiction, Essentials.............................................49 Writing for Publication Certificate (123)........................42 Writing For Publication - Level 1...................................43 Writing For Publication - Level 2...................................43 Writing Grammatically...................................................49 Writing Short Stories.....................................................43 WSIB Case Management Adjudication........................34 WSIB Workplace Safety & Insurance Board Adjudication................................................................34

U Understanding Literature (E)........................................47 Understanding Medical Tests for Medical Office Staff.................................................................28 Understanding Surgical Procedures for Medical Office Staff.................................................................28 Understanding Sustainable Farming:Principles & Practices..................................................................101 Urban Landscape and Documentary Photography.... 113 User Experience in Libraries.........................................63

V Valentine Floral Workshop..........................................102 Vehicle Maintenance...................................................134 Veterinary Anaesthesia.................................................33 Veterinary Lab Procedures...........................................33 Veterinary Office Management Certificate (935)..........33 Veterinary Office Skills and Procedures.......................33 Veterinary Pharmacology, Basic...................................33 Veterinary Surgical Procedures....................................33 Veterinary Terminology.................................................33 Virtual Reality Multimedia Production Certificate (656).......................................................133 Visual Arts Certificates................................................ 114 Vocal 1........................................................................ 111 Volunteer Management Certificate (095)......................70 Volunteer Management: Administration........................70 Volunteer Management: Applied Project......................70 Volunteer Management: Foundations..........................70 VR/AR Storytelling......................................................133

Y Youth Services and Issues...........................................66

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Self Management and Self Direction, ACE..................44 Seminar 2 - Trends and Issues in Child and Youth Care.................................................................53 Senior citizen discount....................................................2 Serger Know How....................................................... 116 Serials...........................................................................66 Server and Network Support Certificate (183).............76 Setting Specific Interpreting..........................................42 Sewing and Needlework............................................. 116 Sewing (Basic)............................................................ 113 Sewing - Introduction.................................................. 113 Sewing Window Treatments - Part 1.......................... 116 Sewing Window Treatments - Part 3.......................... 116 Sexual Violence (E)......................................................57 Sign Language.........................................................39,48 Skills Development - Sight Translation.........................42 Skills Development - Simultaneous Interpreting..........42 Skin, Wound and Footcare Management.....................95 Slips, Trips, Falls.........................................................137 Small Business and Entrepreneurship Certificate (179).........................................................32 Small Business And Entrepreneurship, Intro................32 Small Business-Financial Management.......................32 Small Business Management for Trades...................132 Small Claims Practice and Procedure..........................27 Small Engine Repair...................................................134 Social Media and Society (E).......................................47 Social Media Essentials................................................49 Social Psychology (E)...................................................47 Social Sciences.............................................................44 Social Service Worker Diploma (215)...........................68 Society, Technology And Social Issues (E).............41,47 Sociology: Diversity and Social Change (E)............41,47 Sociology, Introduction (E).......................................41,46 Software Quality & Testing............................................74 Solid Modelling for Additive Manufacturing................ 117 SolidWorks Advanced..........................................118,128 SolidWorks Basic.................................................118,128 Spa Manicure and Pedicure Applications............107,112 Spanish For Beginners.................................................48 Spanish-Conversational 1.............................................48 Spanish-Conversational 2.............................................48 Spanish-Conversational 3.............................................48 Spatial Database Management and Integration.........125 Special approval courses................................................4 Special Populations I....................................................62 Specialized Instructional Strategies..............................51 Spectrum of Engagement.............................................70 Spoken Language Interpreting, Introduction................42 Sports Psychology (E)..................................................47 Square.............................................................................4 SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills...............................69 SSW Methods of Intervention.......................................69 Standard First Aid, C.P.R. 'BLS' (HCP)/AED................96 Statics..........................................................................135 Statics for Engineering Technology............................134 Statistical Analysis........................................................36 Statistical Methods of Quality Assurance...................130 Statistical Process Control 2.......................................130 Statistics......................................................................105 Strategic Investment Planning......................................21 Stress, Wellness and Nutrition (E)................................47 Structural Inspection...................................................126 Student & Graduate Employment...................................4 Student card....................................................................4 Student Rights & Responsibilities Office (SRRO)..........4 Studio Lighting............................................................ 113 Study of Human Sexuality (E)......................................47 Style Trends in Design..................................................99 Supervision And Administration....................................59 Supervisory Skills For Business And Industry..............28 Supply Chain and Operations Management, Introduction................................................................38 Supply Chain Management Certificate (385)...............32 Surge.............................................................................23 Sustainability and Business..........................................38 Sustainable Business...................................................38 Sustainable Development, Introduction (E)................122 Sustainable Local Foods Certificate (937).................101 System Studies...........................................................123

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