Mohawk College Full-Time Program Handbook 2018-2019 by Mohawk College

FUTURE READY STUDENT HANDBOOK 2018â&#x20AC;&#x201C;19

JOB READY

Get the practical experience employers are looking for PAGE 7

FUNDING YOUR DREAM Financial planning for students PAGE 10

WE LOVE

OUR STUDENTS PAGE 2

CONTENTS We love our students......................... 2

Fennell Campus................................ 20

What interests you?............................ 3

Innovating for Canada...................... 22

Watch for these terms........................ 3

Firsthand learning............................. 24

Apply, accept and begin.................... 4

Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster.......................................... 26

How youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll learn at Mohawk............... 6 A taste of the workplace..................... 7 Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re here to help.............................. 8 Services and support for Indigenous students.............................................. 9 Covering the cost of your education.10 University vs college ........................ 11 The Language & Culture Centre........... 12 Your library........................................ 13

Community Services Apprenticeship.63 Technology....................................... 67 Skilled Trades................................... 95

Discover Hamilton............................ 30

Skilled Trades Apprenticeship.......... 111

What is online learning?................. 203 Pathways and credit transfer.......... 204 Programs at a glance...................... 206 Connect with Mohawk ................... 210 Come for a visit......... Inside Back Cover

The Mohawk spirit............................ 15 Your home away from home............. 18

Community Services......................... 53

Stoney Creek Campus for Skilled Trades.............................. 28

Life on campus................................. 14 Keep learning. Keep playing.............. 16

Health............................................... 33

OUR PROGRAMS

Business.......................................... 133 Communication Arts...................... 153 Preparatory Studies........................ 167 Graduate and Professional Studies....................... 175

THIS HANDBOOK IS ONLY THE BEGINNING! For more information:

Visit our website mohawkcollege.ca

Give us a call at 1-844-767-6871

YOUR FUTURE AWAITS. ARE YOU READY?

Drop in for a visit mohawkcollege.ca/tours

Welcome to Mohawk College! For the seventh consecutive year, we are proud to be named the number one college for student satisfaction in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA)*. Student success is our top priority and we are committed to preparing our students to be future ready, employable graduates. Leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, healers and mentors have come through our doors—will you be next? As you explore the pages of this year’s student handbook, you’ll find the academic and program requirements needed to “get in” and how to apply. You’ll also get a taste of what life at Mohawk is all about. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Mohawk Team. We’re here to help! This is the start of something amazing. Are you ready? We can’t wait to welcome you to Mohawk. Sincerely,

Ron McKerlie Mohawk College President

Samantha Hoover Mohawk Students’ Association President

*2016-2017 KPI Student Satisfaction and Engagement Survey. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/kpi

Join us on social media mohawkcollege.ca/social Connect with our #MoTeamAwesome on Twitter @MohawkVistsU and @CollegeinMotion

Check out our full contact details on page 210

Alternative formats available upon request. mohawkcollege.ca/accessibility MOHAWK COLLEGE

our students!

As a student you have access to many on-campus services and supports that will help you to get the most out of your Mohawk education and experience. For a full list of services for students, visit mohawkcollege.ca/studentlife

ACTIVITIES & STUDENT LEADERSHIP

ACADEMIC & LEARNING SUPPORTS

LIBRARY, STUDY SPACE & TECH SUPPORT

HEALTH & WELLNESS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

ATHLETICS & RECREATION

ON-CAMPUS RETAIL & FOOD SERVICES

TRANSPORTATION & PARKING

EVENTS, CONCERTS & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

86%

of graduates are working within 6 months of graduating.*

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LIVING ARRANGEMENTS & RESIDENCE

#1 COLLEGE

in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area for student satisfaction 7 years in a row!*

96%

of students would recommend Mohawk.*

*2016-2017 KPI Student Satisfaction and Engagement Survey, Graduate Outcome & Satisfaction and Employer Satisfaction Survey. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/kpi

WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Your Mohawk education will lead to rewarding career opportunities. Check out our wide range of program areas below: Flip to page 206 for a full list of programs, credentials and admission requirements.

HEALTH

TREATMENT • MEDICATION • PATIENT CARE

COMMUNITY SERVICES

TECHNOLOGY

SKILLED TRADES & APPRENTICESHIP

133

BUSINESS

153

COMMUNICATION ARTS

COUNSELLING • EDUCATION • THERAPY • PROTECTION

COMPUTER SCIENCE • ENVIRONMENTAL • BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

RE-BUILD• REPAIR • CONNECT • REFINISH • BUILD

ADMINISTRATION • ENTREPRENEURSHIP • MARKETING • ACCOUNTING

JOURNALISM • DESIGN • BROADCASTING • PHOTOGRAPHY • MUSIC

STUDIES 167 PREPARATORY FOUNDATION • LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY • INTRODUCTION & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 175 GRADUATE MANAGEMENT • INTERVENTION • SPECIAL NEEDS • MEDICAL IMAGING

Not sure which program or career is right for you? Try our online Career Match or Career Coach tools at mohawkcollege.ca/careertools

WATCH FOR THESE TERMS AS YOU’RE READING Fast track Start selected two-year diploma programs (non co-op) in January and complete four consecutive semesters to graduate sooner.

Co-op option Earn while you learn with paid work semesters.

Competitive programs You MUST apply before the equal consideration date to be considered for competitive programs.

New program New and exciting programs available for the 2018–19 academic year.

Second Career Laid-off workers get the skills and training they need for high-demand jobs in their communities. Financial support is also available.

Mature students A mature student is someone who does not have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, but has reached the age of 19 years on, or before, the beginning of the program to which they are applying. Testing may be available.

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STEP 1

APPLY, ACCEPT AND BEGIN!

Do your research Not sure what program to choose? Ask questions, call employers in the field, browse our website or visit us for a tour and see an advisor to help you make the best choice.

START HERE

Make Mohawk your first choice! Follow these 10 steps to make your college application simple and have the best chance to earn entrance into your program of choice.

Need help? Two easy ways to reach out to us: 1. Contact admissions at mohawkcollege.ca/admissions 2. Drop in to Fennell Campus (THE Square) to meet with a Coach (no appointment required). Our Coaches can answer your questions about becoming a Mohawk student and applying for financial assistance. If your Coach doesn’t have the answer, then they’ll connect you with an advisor who can.

STEP 7 Complete your Assessment for Success Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ assessment

ATTEND AN OPEN HOUSE

STEP 6 Don't wait to confirm your offer! Watch for your student info package in the mail.

Tour the campus, meet faculty and students

8 STEP 8 Financial matters Receive your fee statement and registration package. Pay your tuition deposit to secure your spot. Details at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

Applying for highly competitive programs 4 MOHAWK COLLEGE

Indicated by the competitive programs icon ( ) throughout the handbook, these programs have more qualified applicants than there are spaces available (as of February 1). Applicants MUST apply for these programs before the equal consideration date – this means you must apply before February 1 for programs starting in September and before June 1 for programs starting in January to be considered for first round

STEP 2 Meet the admission requirements Admission requirements are specific to individual programs. Competitive programs may have additional entrance requirements and limited seats. (Read more about competitive programs below).

Ensure you meet and complete all the prerequisites required for admission such as specific courses, essays, medical forms or testing. See program pages for specific prerequisite information or visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions

2 CONNECT WITH US!

Stay up-to-date via social media mohawkcollege.ca /social

STEP 5 Receive an offer. Congratulations! Offers for competitive programs for September are released mid-March. Offers to all other programs are continously released starting February 1.

4 5 STEP 9 Registration Select your timetable in MyMohawk to register once the balance of your fees are paid or financial arrangements are made.

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STEP 3 Apply at ontariocolleges.ca Applications are available starting in October. February 1 is the equal consideration date for programs starting in September and June 1 is the equal consideration date for programs starting in January. Pay special attention to requirements for competitive programs. (Read more about competitive programs below).

STEP 4 Acknowledgement Once you have applied to Mohawk you’ll receive an acknowledgement from us with information about how to access MyMohawk – Mohawk’s portal.

STEP 10 You’ve arrived! We’re here to support you each step of the way.

Get prepared for the upcoming semester mohawkcollege.ca/ orientation

offers. Late applications will be considered pending space in the programs. And your grades count! Selection to these programs is based on the average of the highest senior level final grades in the required courses that are available at the time of ranking. Priority is also given to accepted

applicants in the following order: (1) Permanent residents of Ontario; (2) Permanent residents of other Canadian provinces or territories; and (3) International applicants. Additional selection criteria may be applied. See program details or visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions MOHAWK COLLEGE COLLEGE 55

HOW YOU’LL LEARN AT MOHAWK Mohawk offers students a variety of ways to learn, depending on your program. Here are some of the learning methods you may experience.

Labs

Blended

Field/clinical placement

In an on-campus lab environment, you’ll learn hands-on with tools and equipment utilized in your field.

Experience both face-to-face and online learning. Most courses at Mohawk are blended so you'll spend some class time learning on-campus and some time actively engaging with course material online.

In this type of placement, you’ll gain real-world experience in a work/clinical setting for a limited time period.

See the Program of Study information online for details about the types of learning a program includes.

Co-op work term

Classroom

On a co-op placement you’ll work in a paid, industry position for a semester at a time, gaining work experience in your chosen field.

In a classroom setting, you’ll learn with your peers and teacher in a classroom on-campus. This type of learning is sometimes referred to as “lecture" or "face-to-face.”

Fully online In a fully online course, you’ll learn using a computer and the Internet.

YOUR LEARNING TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY Digital Skills Toolkit The toolkit includes web-based modules and face-to-face interactive workshops that explore a range of foundational digital skills needed to succeed in college. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/ digitalskillstoolkit MyMohawk Your private, personal, password protected digital space at Mohawk where you'll find eLearn, email, registration and payment processes, timetables, grades and more. 6 MOHAWK COLLEGE

eLearn eLearn is our online learning platform where students easily review course materials, interact and collaborate in discussion forums and chats, get announcements, submit assignments, check grades and more! Mohawk Mobile Access grades, schedules, news, contacts and more, anytime, anywhere, on a smart phone or mobile device. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/mobile to read more and download the app.

Co-Curricular Record (CCR) CCR helps to track and record volunteer activity, community involvement, student government experience and more. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ccr ePortfolio ePortfolios offer Mohawk students a personal, online space to collect, organize, reflect upon and display work they’ve done at Mohawk. My Academic Progress My Academic Progress (MAP) is a web-based tool that helps students track their academic progress, visit mohawkcollege.ca/map

A TASTE OF THE WORKPLACE Get ahead of the competition, gain experience and enhance your résumé with a variety of work options as a Mohawk student.

ON CAMPUS JOBS

Tabitha Community and Justice Services

“Through the Campus Student Employment Program (CSEP), I work as a game day student within the Athletics and Recreation office as well as a student ambassador in the Student Engagement department. I’ve helped to plan events such as the annual Special Olympics Day and Start Smart orientation sessions for new students. By actively engaging in my course work, playing on the Women’s Varsity Rugby team, and working part-time at the college, I’m making the most of my time here – that’s what the true Mohawk College Mountaineer experience is about.”

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

Derek Computer Systems Technology – Software Development “The classroom and the workplace are so vastly different. Being enrolled in a program that offers experience in both areas has helped prepare me for my future of working in the computer science industry. As part of the team responsible for Mohawk’s official site, I have been able to use the skills I’ve learned in the classroom and apply them in a workplace environment. Collaborating with my colleagues, using my skill set to solve problems and coming up with new ideas – these tasks have attributed to my co-op experience being an invaluable one.”

FIELD/CLINICAL PLACEMENTS

Shafiza Educational Support

“The Educational Support Program at Mohawk College has given me the opportunity to become career ready through Field Placement at Grandview Public School. This experience has given me the hands-on learning required to work with exceptional youth. I provide assistance to their development as a student by keeping them engaged in a fun, productive manner using up-to-date technologies. Furthermore, I’m establishing the skills required to integrate positively into a school setting among staff and students. My field placement work has been a valuable and innovative learning experience.”

APPRENTICESHIPS

Jenny Automotive Service Technician

“My brother is a welder and he encouraged me to explore my interest in the skilled trades. Enrolling in the Automotive Service Technician program allowed me to have hands-on time repairing motor vehicle parts as well as develop mechanical diagnostics skills. Mohawk has prepared me well for a lasting career in the automotive industry.”

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You may also be interested in:

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees.... 51

Pharmacy Technician......................... 46

Autism and Behavioural Science.... 180

Practical Nursing and Practical Nursing with Aboriginal Communities..................................... 48

Biotechnology.................................. 74

Recreation Therapy........................... 52

ADVANCED DIPLOMAS Massage Therapy.............................. 38

GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

Biotechnology (Health)..................... 75 Biotechnology- Advanced................ 76 Concurrent Disorders..................... 187 Office Administration Health Services............................... 148 *Degrees awarded by McMaster University

Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography..... 188 Diploma RPN to BScN Degree*...... 190 Practical Nursing (PSW to PN Bridging Stream)......... 197 Recreation Therapy (Intensive)........ 199

Students in Health Science programs will be required to participate in a recorded simulated learning environment in order to fulfill program requirements.

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Cardiovascular Technology Acquire knowledge, skills and principles to assist physicians in various aspects of cardiac diagnosis through this high demand program. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/728 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 728 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ The Cardiovascular Technology program has been granted a six-year accreditation status.

Competitive Program Apply by February 1

COMPETITIVE

The Cardiovascular Technology program outcomes meet the core competencies as outlined in the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologist's National Occupational Competency Profile (CSCT NOCP). Visit csct.ca Visit the Career Handbook on the Government of Canada website for details on the functional requirements and physical demands for this National Occupational Classification (NOC 3217) Visit mohawkcollege.ca/728functional-demands

Graduate opportunities

• Experience extensive hands-on training during skills courses • Experience clinical training at affiliated hospitals and clinics • Perform cardiovascular tests such as: Electrocardiography, Holter Monitoring, Exercise Stress Testing, Pacemaker/ Cardiac Device Follow-Up, Ambulatory BP Monitoring and ECG Event/Loop Monitoring • The first eight week clinical practicum takes place in the summer semester of year 1 (semester 3). The second eight week clinical practicum takes place in the final semester (semester 5).

• Graduates are eligible to write the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists registration examination, visit csct.ca to learn more • Graduates are eligible to apply for admission to Mohawk’s Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography program • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

Careers

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • ECG Theory and Applications • Human Anatomy and Physiology I • Informatics for Health Sciences • Introduction To Cardiovascular Technology • Introduction to Research Methods • Communication • Elective - General Education 1

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Occupational categories: • Cardiology Technologists • Pacemaker/Cardiac Device Technologists • Electrophysiology Technologists • Clinical Application/Procedure Specialists

Program highlights

Industries of employment: • Community and Teaching Hospitals

Program of Studies

• Ambulatory Health Care Services • Private Cardiology and Diagnostic Centres • Cardiac Device/EP Industry • Cardiac Rehabilitation Centres • Cardiac Diagnostic Equipment Companies (in Sales or Technical Support)

SEMESTER 2 • Cardiovascular Anatomy & Physiology • Cardiovascular Pharmacology • ECG interpretation • Exercise Testing • Holter Monitoring I • Human Anatomy and Physiology II SEMESTER 3 • Clinical Practice I • Elective - General Education 2

Admission requirements

oo Grade 11 or 12 Physics oo Grade 11 or 12 Biology or Chemistry • In addition to the successful completion of all admission requirements, all applicants to this program must complete a mandatory standardized Health Occupation Aptitude Examination (HOAE) as part of the selection process. There is a fee of $50.00 for this test • Options are available for mature applicants

Functional demands The Cardiovascular Technology health professions are intellectually, emotionally and physically demanding. It is important that applicants become familiar with the profession before entering the program so that they are able to function at an acceptable standard.

Skills courses All students will be required to act as simulated patients for their peers in skills course labs and during skills practice sessions.

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or any U level For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/728 SEMESTER 4 • Cardiac Devices I • Cardiac Rehabilitation Science • Cardiovascular Diagnostic Techniques • Electrophysiology • Holter Monitoring II • Introduction To Pediatric Cardiology

SEMESTER 5 • Applied Patient Care • Basic Blood Collection • Cardiac Devices II • Cardiovascular intervention Techniques • Clinical Practice II • ECG interpretation-Advanced • Elective - General Education 3

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

All accepted applicants are required to complete certain requirements prior to clinical placement and are responsible for the associated costs. Details about pre-placement requirements will be emailed to you once you accept your offer of admission.

Clinical experience is provided in health care agencies throughout Ontario.

To be eligible for field/clinical placement, you must not have been convicted of any offence for which you have not been pardoned. If your Police Check is 'not clear', your acceptance and suitability for placement is at the discretion of the agency. Mohawk College cannot guarantee placement changes if refused by the agency.

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Community Pharmacy Assistant Obtain knowledge and skills in the delivery of pharmacy products and services in community pharmacy practice. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/796 START DATE January PROGRAM NUMBER 796 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 9 months) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate

Program highlights

Careers

• Acquire knowledge and skills in the delivery of pharmacy products and services in community pharmacy practice • Understand legislation and methodology surrounding dispensing prescriptions, drug inventory controls and customer service • Learn the many uses and classes of available prescription and non-prescription drugs, medical devices, herbals and complementary care medicine products • Gain practical experience through simulated lab courses in pharmacy practice • Experience four weeks of field placement in a community pharmacy

Industries of employment: • Independent and Corporate Community Pharmacies • Long-Term Care and Compounding Pharmacies • Pharmacy Benefit Providers • Pharmacy Software Vendors

1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

Occupational categories: • Pharmacy Assistant

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U level or equivalent oo Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C level (M or U level recommended) oo Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry or Biology, C or U level

• Recommended: good computer and Windows-based skills, 35 WPM keyboarding and good written and verbal communication skills. • Options are available for mature applicants The pharmacy assistant health profession is physically demanding. It is important that applicants become familiar with the profession before entering the program so that they are able to function at an acceptable standard. Some of the physical functionality required includes: working on your feet for multiple hours, medium load bearing activities, fine motor skills with good visual acuity.

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

Clinical placement experience is provided in community pharmacies throughout Ontario.

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Community Pharmacy Assistant Professional Practice • Community Pharmacy Assistant: Experiential Learning • Conditions, Diseases & Related Physiology for Pharmacy • Foundations of Pharmaceutical Products • Pharmacy Assistant Lab 1 • Pharmacy Math for Assistants • Retail Pharmacy Theory for Assist • Communication

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Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending clinical placement activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to clinical placements.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/796 SEMESTER 2 • Community Pharmacy Assistant: Field Placement • Legislation for Pharmacy Assistants • Long-Term Care Pharmacy Practice • Pharmaceutical Products for Pharmacy Assistants • Pharmacy Assistant Lab 2 • Retail Pharmacy Inventory Management • General Education 1

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Health, Wellness and Fitness Implement exercise programs, nutritional plans and wellness strategies for clients of varying fitness levels. Program highlights

Field placements

Careers

• Implement strategies to improve quality of life in people of various ages and abilities • Work with specialists of specific populations such as emergency service personnel, children, older adults, pregnant women or those with increased medical risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, etc • Study topics such as: athletic injury management, sport psychology and exercise physiology, anatomy, biomechanics, and wellness management strategies • Train students registered in the Justice Studies and Health, Wellness and Fitness programs, athletes, workplaces and the college community through Field Placement courses

• Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending field placement activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements • Applicants are advised that there are specific requirements that must be completed prior to participating in a field placement, and that it is their responsibility to ensure that these requirements are met • Accepted applicants are required to have the following completed prior to field placement and are responsible for the associated costs: oo Standard First Aid oo CPR recertification required annually while in the program oo Up-to-date Police Vulnerable Sector Check (PVSC) • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter or continue in a placement while in the program

Industries of employment: • Professional Health and Wellness Centres (Chiropractic Wellness Team) • Large Corporations - Health and Wellness Centres • Private Health Clubs • Small Business Ownership • Municipal Recreation Centres • YMCA/YWCAs • Amateur and Professional Sports Teams - Health and Wellness • Emergency Services • Fitness Training

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Senior Science courses recommended • Additional selection criteria may apply • Options are available for mature applicants

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/268 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 268 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Students will have the $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ opportunity to challenge for the following certifications: Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology - Certified Personal Trainer, Optimum Health For Life - Sports Nutrition Specialist, TWIST - Sports Conditioning Certificate, PTA Global, Mental Health First Aid and NCSA certified Personal Trainer.

FAST TRACK

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Anatomy • Exercise Physiology • Exercise Techniques • Fitness Assessments • Introduction to Health and Wellness • Justice Fitness and Wellness • Sport and Exercise Psychology • Communication

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SEMESTER 2 • Biomechanics • Career Management for HWF Professionals • Consultation and Behaviour Change • Energy Systems Assessments • Field Placement Prep • Health Issues in Canada • Musculo-Skeletal Assessments • Theories of Weight Management

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/268 SEMESTER 3 • Energy Systems Exercise Prescription • Field Placement 1 • Flexibility: Range of Motion • Group Training • Nutrition • Resistance Training Exercise Prescription • Wellness Management Strategies • Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 4 • Adaptive Exercise • Facility Management and Design • Field Placement 2 • Industry Employability Skills • Nutrition Applications • Sport Injuries • Worksite Health Promotion • Elective - General Education 2

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Massage Therapy Learn and practice the theory and techniques behind the assessment and manipulation of the soft tissues of the body, for the purpose of relaxation or rehabilitation, as you prepare to become a Registered Massage Therapist. ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/469 START DATE September (Fast Track see page 3) January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 469 PROGRAM LENGTH 24 months LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 Ontario$8,001+ College

Advanced Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

The Massage Therapy Program Diploma is completed in 24 months, including the required clinical hours, in this regulated community college offering. Competitive Program: Apply by February

Program of Studies SEMESTER 1 • Anatomy MT • Basic Theory and Technique: MT • Basic Treatment Protocols: MT • Critical Analysis for Health, Wellness & Fitness • Hydrotherapy: MT • Principles of Health Science: MT • Communication

Program highlights • Gain the knowledge and practical skills necessary to become eligible to write the provincial regulatory exams to become a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) • Practice alternative health strategies to address a multitude of populations and conditions, such as the aging “baby boomer” population, people requiring rehabilitation, postinjury or surgery, and wellnessminded individuals who seek preventative health care • Study an evidence-based curriculum that supports an inter-professional health care approach that maximizes patient outcomes • Examine the anatomy, physiology and common pathologies of each of our body systems and practise physical assessments, massage techniques and massage protocols to safely and effectively address these conditions

FAST TRACK

(Effective Fall 2017)

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Careers Work in a variety of settings: • Massage Therapy Clinic • Health and Wellness Clinics • Health Spas • Rehabilitation Centres • Chiropractic Centres • Palliative Care Centres • Nursing and Retirement Homes • Hospitals • Independent Health Professionals

Practicums • Practicums and outreaches may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending practicum activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to practicums and outreaches • Accepted applicants are required to have the following completed prior to field placement and are responsible for the associated costs: oo Standard First Aid oo CPR-C/HCP (Health Care Provider), recertification required annually while in the program oo Up-to-date immunization record (TB testing required annually) oo Up-to-date police record check (Vulnerable Sector Screen) • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter or continue in a placement while in the program

COMPETITIVE

SEMESTER 2 • Intermediary Theory and Technique: MT • Intermediary Treatment Protocols: MT • Introduction to Clinic • Mechanisms of Healing • Musculoskeletal Anatomy: MT • Pathology: MT • Research in Massage Therapy

• Develop and implement effective treatment plans as you conduct practicums in the on-site student clinic and offsite outreaches with specialty populations • Develop the ethical and professional behaviours associated with becoming a Regulated Health Care Professional as you communicate with clients and document treatments according to provincial requirements

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/469 SEMESTER 3 • Advanced Theory and Technique: MT • Basic Ortho & Phy Assessment: MT • Clinical Practice 1:MT • Sports and Injury Treatment: MT • Systems Central Nervous System: MT • Systems: Cardiovascular and Respiratory: MT • Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 4 • Adaptive Treatment Protocol: MT • Clinical Practice 2:MT • Intermediary Ortho & Phys Assessment: MT • Kinesiology Remedial Exercise: MT • Self-Management for the Massage Professional • Systems: Digestive: MT • Systems: Peripheral Nervous System and Endocrine • Systems: Urinary and Reproductive

SEMESTER 5 • Clinical Practice 3: MT • Integrated Kinesiology and Remedial Exercise • Integrated Ortho & Phy Assessment: MT • Integrated Palpation: MT • Integrated Systems Massage Therapy • Integrated Treatment Protocols • Elective - General Education 2

SEMESTER 6 • Business for the Massage Therapist • Clinical Outreach: MT • Integrated Clinical Practice MT • Nutrition • Professional Practice: MT • Registry Exam Prep: OSCE • Registry Exam Prep: MCQ

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U level oo Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C level (M or U level recommended) oo Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry, Biology or Physics oo Additional selection criteria may apply • Fluency requirements must be met for applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/469language • Options are available for mature applicants Note: The college reports that Massage Therapists in Ontario are mainly self-employed health professionals.

JESSICA Massage Therapy student

The Mohawk College Massage Therapy Student Clinic (MTSC) provides the opportunity for Professionals in Training to gain hands-on skills in our firstclass teaching clinic to garner Future Ready Massage Therapists. Students are supervised by Registered Massage Therapists as they provide safe and effective treatments to their clients. The MTSC is located in Room R101 in the David Braley Athletic Centre (DBARC), across from Booster Juice, and is open to the Mohawk College community as well as the public. An additional location runs daily at St. Elizabeth Village in Hamiton for residents and the community.

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Medical Radiation Sciences Explore a dynamic career in one of the fastest growing fields of health care through diagnostic imaging and treatment. UNIVERSITY DEGREE & ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/729 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 729 PROGRAM LENGTH 4 years (academic and clinical experiences) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIALS University Degree and Ontario College Advanced Diploma This Medical Radiation Sciences program has been granted a six- year accreditation status. Clinical experience is provided in health care agencies throughout Ontario.

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

For program of studies, program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/729

Program highlights • Discover the wonders of the human anatomy through x-rays and diagnostic ultrasound • At the end of the first year, students apply to the following programs for specialization*: oo Radiography oo Ultrasonography • Students attain both an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Health Sciences and Bachelor of Medical Radiation Sciences • Reap the benefits of a fully integrated program offered jointly by Mohawk College and McMaster University • Program structure includes: oo Prescribed set of exciting courses over a four-year program oo Common first year followed by dedicated study of specialization in years two to four oo Three semesters of clinical education oo Integrated theory and clinical education oo Integrated university and college curriculum oo Three semesters of specialized practical skills courses using state-of-the-art health care simulated labs in preparation for clinical practice oo Interprofessional courses involving students in MRSc programs

oo Selection to year two is by committee (with emphasis on GPA). Students are not guaranteed their first choice of specialization • Experience clinical placement in a variety of hospitals and independent health facilities located throughout Ontario. Functional demands: • The Medical Radiation Sciences health profession is an intellectually, emotionally and physically demanding career. It is important that applicants become familiar with the profession(s) before entering the program so that they are able to function at an acceptable standard. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ medradsci-elaws. Students are introduced to the specializations in the Level 1 course MEDRADSC 1F03. Selection is by committee.

Careers Industries of employment: • Community and Teaching Hospitals • Independent Diagnostic Imaging Centres, Doctors’ Offices • Teaching, Research, Applications, Commercial Sales

Occupational categories: • Medical Radiation Technologist, Radiography, M.R.T. (R) • Medical Radiation Technologist • Canadian Registered General Sonographer (CRGS) • Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS)

Admission requirements Apply through the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC - ouac.on.ca) • Completion of the OSSD (or equivalent) and 6 Grade 12 U or M courses including: oo ENG4U oo MHF4U (Advanced Functions) oo MCV4U (Calculus and Vectors) oo SBI4U (Biology) oo SCH4U (Chemistry)

Skills courses All students will be required to act as simulated patients for their peers in skills course labs and during skills practice sessions. *Please be advised that McMaster University Senate has approved suspension of the Radiation Therapy specialization for the level 2 fall intake of 2018. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/729 for more information.

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

Clinical placements must be completed at a minimum of two clinical agencies that may be located throughout Ontario (e.g. Ottawa, Owen Sound). The program will determine allocation of students to these sites. Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit or may require the student to relocate. Students must prepare financially and personally to relocate and/ or commute to their assigned clinical placement. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to clinical placements. Students may be required to attend clinical practice in a site that is not of their choosing..

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Nursing (BScN) Put your head and your heart to work in a program that delivers the science of nursing in a caring, patient-centered program. Program highlights DEGREE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/731 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 731 PROGRAM LENGTH 4 academic years (academic and clinical experiences) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster $8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 CREDENTIAL

University Degree BScN ESTIMATED 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000 ST

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

BScN is now the minimum requirement for nursing registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario. Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

COMPETITIVE

• Prepare for a career as a Registered Nurse • Nursing curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from McMaster University • Develop nursing skills through a caring, client-centred scientifically-based learning model • Explore nursing through problem-based, small group and self-directed learning models Registration to Practice Nursing Upon receiving the BScN degree from McMaster University, graduates are eligible to write the NCLEX-RN exam which is administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO).

Careers Industries of employment: • Staff Nurses in Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Visiting Nursing Agencies and Public Health Departments Care Managers for Community Care Access Centres • Entrepreneurs Owning and Managing a Health Care or Nursing Care Business

• Researchers in Nursing Care, Nurse Education and Health Care • Educators of Individuals, Families, Communities and Nursing Students Occupational categories: • Registered Nurses

Admission requirements Applicants directly from an Ontario Secondary School: Completion of the OSSD (or equivalent) including: • English U • One of Advanced Functions U, Calculus and Vectors U, or Mathematics of Data Management U • Biology U • Chemistry U • Two additional Grade 12 U or M courses to total 6 Note: A minimum of 75% is required in each of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and English. Applicants must have attended NO postsecondary education prior to application.

Completion of a full Pre-Health Sciences program that consists of: • • • •

2 Biology 2 Chemistry 2 Mathematics 2 English equivalent to high school Grade 12 U level • 2 other courses Note: A minimum 75% average is required. Please note: 75% is required in each of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and English. No exemption credit will be granted in the program for Pre-Health Sciences courses. Note: If graduates from a Pre-Health Sciences program have completed any university course work, the admission decision will be based solely on their university course work.* Applicants with other qualifications: Applicants not applying directly from secondary school or community college Pre-Health Sciences program require:

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

Students are responsible for their own travel and costs to clinical placements.

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Applicants from an Ontario Community College Pre-Health Sciences program:

Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. Students should expect to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending clinical placements in our catchment area that includes Hamilton, Brantford, Halton, Niagara, Norfolk and surrounding regions.

* For a list of acceptable Pre-Health programs, visit mohawkcollege.ca/731 ∆ Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

• A cumulative average of at least B- (70%) in all University degree credit courses taken • A minimum of 12 units or equivalent is required • University degree credit courses completed prior to admission will be assessed for advanced credit following admission to the program Note: This is a limited enrolment program. Possession of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the program.* CASPer™ Test (Computer-Based Assessment for Sampling Personal Characteristics) All applicants to the Nursing (BScN) program, at Mohawk College are required to complete a mandatory online 90 minute computer-based test (CASPer™), to assist with our selection process. Successful completion of CASPer™ is mandatory in order to maintain admission eligibility. CASPer™ assesses for non-cognitive skills and interpersonal characteristics we believe are important for successful students and graduates of our program and will complement our other applicant screening tools. In implementing CASPer™, we are trying to further enhance fairness and objectivity in our selection process. Apply to ontariocolleges.ca and submit all university transcripts to the Ontario Colleges Application Service.

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) For program of studies, program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/731

* Admission will be based solely on University course work

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Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant Take on an important supporting role in Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy in this client/patient-focused career. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/746 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 746 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR

TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program: 1

$4,000-6,000Apply $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ by February

The OTA and PTA program at Mohawk has been accredited by the Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant Education Accreditation Program (OTA & PTA EAP) in collaboration with Physiotherapy Education Accreditation Canada (PEAC) and the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT). The status of Accreditation was granted to the program on April 30, 2014 for the period until April 30, 2020. For more information contact: Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant Education Accreditation Program, c/o Physiotherapy Education Accreditation Canada, Suite 26, 509 Commissioners Road West, London, Ontario, N6J 1Y5, (226) 636-0632, www.otapta.ca

Program highlights

Careers

Skills courses

• Develop knowledge, skills and professional behaviour toward the delivery of assigned treatment to clients/patients with temporary or permanent health limitations in movement and daily function • Demonstrate initiative, creativity, respect for self and others, and strong work ethics • Experience a newly enhanced problem-based learning curriculum that uses an integrated OTA and PTA approach to reflect the role of the assistant in current practice • Learn about the functional requirements and physical demands for Occupational Therapist Assistants and Physiotherapist Assistants (NOC 3237). • Outcomes of the OTA and PTA Diploma Program meet the competencies outlined by the National Competency Profiles for Occupational Therapist Assistants and Physiotherapist Assistants, visit caot.ca and alliancept.org • Clinical experience is provided in health care agencies throughout Ontario

Industries of employment: • Hospitals, Clinics • Mental Health Facilities • Long-Term Care Facilities • Rehabilitation Centres • Children’s Treatment Centres • Private Practice

All students will be required to act as simulated patients for their peers in skills course labs and during skills practice sessions.

Graduate opportunities • For degree (credit) transfer/ completion opportunities, visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Anatomy and Physiology for OTA and PTA • Developmental Psychology • Fundamentals of Human Movement and Motor Control • Interpersonal Communication and Therapeutic Relations • Intro to OTA/PTA in Health Care Delivery 1

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• Introduction to Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy • Communication SEMESTER 2 • Documentation Skills for OTA and PTA Practice • Informatics for Health Sciences • Introduction to Occupational Therapist Assistant

Occupational categories: • Occupational Therapist Assistants (OTA) • Physiotherapist Assistants (PTA) • Combined OTA/PTA

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 11 or 12 Biology, C or U oo Grade 11 or 12 Physics or Chemistry, C or U • Volunteer experience is highly recommended in Physiotherapy and/or Occupational Therapy settings • In addition to the successful completion of all admission requirements, all applicants to this program must complete a mandatory standardized Health Occupation Aptitude Examination (HOAE) as part of the selection process. There is a fee of $50.00 for this test • Accepted applicants under the age of 18 may not be permitted to participate in some courses due to legal restrictions such as the Mental Health Act • Options are available for mature applicants

Pre-clinical requirements All accepted applicants are required to complete certain requirements prior to clinical placement and are responsible for the associated costs. Details about pre-placement requirements will be emailed to you once you accept your offer of admission. To be eligible for field/clinical placement, you must not have been convicted of any offence for which you have not been pardoned. If your Police Check is 'not clear', your acceptance and suitability for placement is at the discretion of the agency. Mohawk College cannot guarantee placement changes if refused by the agency.

Clinical placements Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending clinical placement activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to clinical placements.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/746

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Physiotherapist Assistant Clinical Practicum OTA/PTA in Health Care Delivery II OTA/PTA Practice II OTA/PTA Practice Skills II Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 3 • Communication Disorders in Clinical Practice • OTA/PTA Clinical Practicum 2 • OTA/PTA in Health Care Delivery III • OTA/PTA Practice III • OTA/PTA Practice Skills III • Elective - General Education 2

SEMESTER 4 • Inquiry Seminars for the OTA & PTA • OTA/PTA Clinical Practicum 3 • OTA/PTA in Health Care Delivery IV • OTA/PTA Practice IV • OTA/PTA Practice Skills IV

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Personal Support Worker Offer care, respect and sensitivity to the elderly or chronically ill following our comprehensive support program. Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Apply combined theoretical knowledge with practical skills • Experience clinical placements in health care agencies • Develop a broad range of abilities to reflect the sensitivity and respect required to provide service to clients

Industries of employment: • Hospitals • Home Care Agencies and Long -Term Care Homes • Nursing and Residential Care Facilities

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 10 Mathematics, D (Academic) or P (Applied) level • Options are available for mature applicants

Occupational categories: • Personal Support Workers

Note: This program may require students to bring their own mobile computer devices (BYOD) to classes. Graduates can explore the Practical Nursing (PSW to PN Bridging Stream) program (758), see page 197

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/110 START DATE September, January PROGRAM NUMBER 110 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster, Brantford General Hospital and Six Nations Polytechnic - Brantford CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Computers in Personal Support Worker • Developmental Psychology • Foundations 1 • Human Anatomy and Physiology • Personal Support Worker Practicum 1 • Communication

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ COMPETITIVE

Students are responsible for their own travel and costs to clinical placements.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/110 SEMESTER 2 • Community Simulation • Foundation 2 • Mental Health • Palliative Care • Pathophysiology • Personal Support Worker Consolidation • Personal Support Worker Practicum 2 Theory

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Pharmacy Technician Obtain a prescription to the world of pharmacy practice with simulated pharmacy lab experiences and work placements. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/407 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 407 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

The Pharmacy $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000Technician $8,001+

program has been awarded the status of Full Accreditation by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs for a five-year term. Competitive Program Apply by February 1

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Outcomes of the Pharmacy Technician program meet the Entry to Practice Competencies for Pharmacy Technicians, set out by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities at napra.ca • Acquire knowledge and skills in the delivery of pharmaceutical services in both community and institutional practices • Understand legislation and methodology surrounding dispensing prescriptions, preparation and distribution of pharmaceuticals, and drug inventory controls • Learn the many uses and classes of available prescription and non-prescription drugs, medical devices, herbals and complementary care medicine products • Gain practical experience through simulated lab courses of both community and hospital pharmacy practice • Apply various compounding techniques in the preparation of sterile and non-sterile pharmaceuticals • Experience eight weeks of field placement in both a community and institutional pharmacy (4 weeks each)

Industries of employment: • Community, Hospital, Long-Term Care and Compounding Pharmacies • Pharmacy Benefit Providers • Pharmacy Software Vendors • Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Distributors

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C (M or U recommended) oo Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry oo Grade 11 or 12 Biology oo Fluency requirements must be met for applicants where English is their second language. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ 407-english • Recommended to have good computer and Windowsbased skills, and 35 WPM keyboarding • The pharmacy technician health profession is physically demanding. It is important that applicants become familiar with the profession before entering the program so that they are able to function at an acceptable standard. Some of the physical functionality required includes: working on your feet for multiple hours, medium load bearing activities, fine motor skills with good visual acuity. • Options are available for mature applicants

Occupational categories: • Pharmacy Technicians

Graduate opportunities • Graduates are eligible to write the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada Qualifying Exam and the Ontario College of Pharmacists Jurisprudence Exam to register with the Ontario College of Pharmacist and become licensed to practice. Details on fees, timelines, process, etc. can be accessed on pebc.ca and/or ocpinfo.com

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Anatomy Physiology • Community Pharmacy Practice 1 • Computer Skills For College • Orientation To Pharmacy • Pharmaceutical Calculations 1 • Pharmaceutical Compounding Laboratory • Pharmaceutical Fundamentals • Communication

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SEMESTER 2 • Community Pharmacy Practice 2 • Community Pharmacy Theory • Hospital Pharmacy Practice • Hospital Pharmacy Theory • Legislation for Pharmacy Technicians • Pharmaceutical Calculations 2 • Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians 1

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/407 SEMESTER 3 • Assistive Devices • Community Pharmacy Practice 3 • Field Experience Orientation • Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians 2 • Sterile Products Practice • Sterile Products Theory • Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 4 • Community Pharmacy Experience • Hospital Pharmacy Experience • Long Term Care Pharmacy Practice for Technicians • Non Prescription Drugs and Natural Products • Pharmacy Retailing and Management • Professional Practice Future Ready Pharmacy Technicians • Elective - General Education 2

Pre-clinical requirements All accepted applicants are required to complete certain requirements prior to clinical placement and are responsible for the associated costs. Details about preplacement requirements will be emailed to you once you accept your offer of admission. Completion of requirements is needed when entering the second year of the program. To be eligible for field/clinical placement, you must not have been convicted of any offence for which you have not been pardoned. If your Police Check is 'not clear', your acceptance and suitability for placement is at the discretion of the agency. Mohawk College cannot guarantee placement changes if refused by the agency.

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Practical Nursing and Practical Nursing with Aboriginal Communities With a focus on community support and understanding, this program is delivered using collaborative learning. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/715 START DATE September, January PROGRAM NUMBER 715 PROGRAM LENGTH 16 calendar months (continuous over 4 semesters) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster and Six Nations Polytechnic Brantford CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Practical Nursing with Aboriginal $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000 Communities, an Ontario College Diploma program, is offered every second year at Six Nations $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ Polytechnic. Practical Nursing is offered twice a year, every year. Programs run consecutive semesters including spring/ summer over 16 calendar months.

COMPETITIVE

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

Program of Studies

Program highlights

Admission requirements

• Experience collaborative learning - the learning methodology used where you are responsible for your own learning and for contributing to the learning of your peers. Faculty members provide structure and act as facilitators through consultation, assisting with group collaborative activities and providing feedback

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 11 or 12 Mathematics, C, M or U level (M or U recommended) oo 2 Grade 11 or 12 Sciences, C or U level in biology, chemistry, or physics • It is recommended that applicants have 85% - 88% cumulative average in the required courses to be competitive • It is recommended that all applicants have a good working knowledge of computers including Microsoft Office applications • An English language proficiency test may be required as it is essential that applicants demonstrate the English language writing and speaking skills to successfully cope with academic and clinical placement components of the program • In addition to the successful

Careers Industries of employment: • Hospitals, Physicians’ Offices, Retirement Homes, Community Agencies, Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care Homes • Business and Industry Occupational categories: • Registered Practical Nurses

Graduate opportunities • After successful completion of this program, graduates are eligible to write the Canadian Registered Practical Nurse Examination (CRPNE) which is administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)

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Note: This program may require students to bring their own mobile computer devices (BYOD) to classes. Graduates can explore the Diploma RPN to BScn Degree program (755), see page 190

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

All accepted applicants are required to complete certain requirements prior to clinical placement and are responsible for the associated costs. Details about preplacement requirements will be emailed to you once you accept your offer of admission.

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Anatomy Physiology • Computers in Nursing • Health and Healing 1 • Practicum 1 Lab • Professional Development 1 • Professional Practice 1 • Communication

completion of all admission requirements, all applicants to this program must complete a mandatory standardized Health Occupation Aptitude Examination (HOAE) as part of the selection process. There is a fee of $50.00 for this test • Effective January 2005, the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) requires all applicants for registration or reinstatement from within Canada to provide a recent Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) as part of the registration process • Offers of admission to this highly competitive program will be made based on a combination of HOAE test results (50%) and ranking of academic history (50%) • Options are available for mature applicants

SEMESTER 2 • Developmental Psychology • Health and Healing 2 • Health Sciences 2 • Practicum 2 Lab • Professional Practice 2

Students are responsible for their own travel and costs to clinical placements.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/715 SEMESTER 3 • Health and Healing 3 • Health Sciences 3 • Introductory Sociology • Practicum 3 Clinical • Practicum 3 Lab • General Education 1

SEMESTER 4 • Health and Healing 4 • Practicum 4 Lab • Professional Development 4 • Professional Practice Pregraduate Experience • Service Learning and Simulation

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Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas Explore options in the field of Health Sciences. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/340 START DATE September, January PROGRAM NUMBER 340 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate

Mohawk College's one-year Pre-Health certificate program introduces students to the Health Sciences field, and prepares them for success in additional Health Sciences related programs.

Program highlights • Complete a one-year PreHealth certificate to fulfill admission requirements for application to a number of health certificate and diploma programs • Gain valuable skills and pre-requisite credits in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and English, and will have the opportunity to explore their own career options

Graduate opportunities

Admission requirements

• Students that complete the Pre-Health program may be eligible to apply to Mohawk College Registered Practical Nursing program, as well as many other Health Sciences diploma programs, and many health programs at other Ontario colleges • Students that have completed the Pre-Health program may be eligible for advanced standing in the General Arts and Science diploma program as a pathway to university • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

• OSSD or equivalent or mature student status including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U equivalent oo Grade 10 Mathematics, D or P level or equivalent is recommended

ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Note: The Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas program can not be used as a route to apply to the Mohawk/McMaster BScN program. Students interested in pursuing a BScN degree should apply to the Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Diplomas and Degrees program. Pre-Health does not lead to the Mohawk/McMaster Medical Radiation Sciences Collaborative degree program.

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program Apply by February 1

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • First Year Foundations • Pre-Health Mathematics 1 • Preparatory Biology • Preparatory Chemistry • Communication

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/340 SEMESTER 2 • Advanced Chemistry • Advanced Human Biology • Communicating Contemporary Health Issues • Pre-Health Mathematics 2 • Preparatory Physics

H E A LT H

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees Pursue pathways to the broad field of Health Sciences. Program highlights

Graduate opportunities

Admission requirements

• Complete a one-year Pre-Health certificate to fulfill admission requirements for application to a number of health diploma and degree programs • Gain valuable skills and prerequisite credits in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and English, and will have the opportunity to explore career options

• Students must maintain a minimum 75% average in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and English to be eligible to apply into the Mohawk-McMaster BScN Collaborative Nursing Degree program. As it is an oversubscribed program, more students apply than are accepted • Students that have completed the Pre-Health program may be eligible to apply to Health related diploma programs, and many health programs at other Ontario colleges and universities • Students that have completed the Pre-Health program may be eligible for advanced standing in the General Arts and Science diploma program as a pathway to university • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U or equivalent oo Senior Chemistry recommended • Options are available for mature applicants Note: If you have previous university degree credit(s), you are not eligible to use PreHealth as a route to apply to the Mohawk - McMaster BScN program. The Pre-Health program does not lead to the Mohawk McMaster Medical Radiation Sciences Collaborative degree program.

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/339 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 339 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION FEES∆$8,001+ $6,001-8,000 $4,000-6,000 AND

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ Apply by February 1

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies SEMESTER 1 • Biology for Pre-Health 1 • Chemistry for Pre-Health 1 • Communication • First Year Foundations • Pre-Health Mathematics 1

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/339 SEMESTER 2 • Advanced Pre-Health Math 2 • Biology for Pre-Health 2 • Chemistry for Pre-Health 2 • English for Pre-Health G.A.S. • Physics for Pre-Health

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

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Recreation Therapy Overcome barriers to recreation experienced by those with physical and/or cognitive limitations. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/283 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 283 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Students will complete field placements in a variety of community organizations throughout Ontario. Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

Program highlights

Field placements

• Recreation Therapy recognizes leisure, recreation and play as an integral component of quality of life • Learn the theoretical foundation and practical skills to plan, implement and evaluate leisure services for individuals at all stages in life who experience barriers to healthy leisure • Complete over 500 hours of field placement experience • Work in a variety of therapeutic recreation settings • Develop understanding and skills in the Recreation Therapy field for a diverse population of clients • Prepares students to practice in Recreation Therapy as recognized by Therapeutic Recreation Ontario • Provide services to individuals who have physical, mental, emotional or social limitations that impact their ability to engage in leisure experiences • Learn how to use sensory equipment in our on-site Multi-Sensory Lab • Additional Experiential Learning fees will apply. These fees are not included in tuition

Careers Industries of employment: • Long-Term Care Facilities and Hospitals • Acute or Chronic Care Hospitals • Inpatient/Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs • Mental Health Settings

• Young Offender Facilities • Municipal Recreation Departments • Day Programs/Day Hospitals • Substance Abuse Treatment Centres • Community-Based Agencies serving people with disabilities • Private Practice • Limited opportunities to work with children

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% guideline) • Mohawk College will consider advanced standing and credit for prior learning with related experience on an individual basis • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Options are available for mature applicants • Volunteer experience in Recreation Therapy recommended

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Developmental Psychology • Foundations to Inclusive Recreation • Introduction To Community And Leisure Services • Introduction to Recreation Therapy • Introduction to Sociology • Recreation For Diverse Populations • Recreation Therapy Practicum Preparation • Communication

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SEMESTER 2 • Abnormal Psychology (G.A.S.) • Group Dynamics • Leisure Education and Community Practice • Recreation Programming • Recreation Therapy Practicum 1 • Recreation Therapy Practicum Seminar 1 • Elective - General Education 1

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/283 SEMESTER 3 • Assessment and Documentation for Recreation Therapy • Facilitation Techniques for Recreation Therapy • General Education Elective 2 • Outdoor Recreation Therapy Experience • Program Design • Recreation Therapy Practicum 2 • Recreation Therapy Practicum Seminar 2

SEMESTER 4 • Advanced Practicum for RT • Anatomy and Physiology • Disability, Health and Function in Recreation Therapy • Professional Practice for Recreation Therapy • Recreation Therapy Practicum Seminar 3 • Research & Evaluation Recreation Therapy

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GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

Pre-Justice......................................... 60

Advanced Police Studies................ 177

Recreation Therapy.............................52

Advanced Security Management.... 178

Recreation Therapy (Intensive).........199

DIPLOMAS

Autism and Behavioural Science..... 180

Community and Justice Services.........55

Concurrent Disorders.......................187

Early Childhood Education................ 56 Educational Support......................... 57

Early Childhood Education (Intensive)........................................ 191

Police Foundations .......................... 59

Social Service Worker (Intensive).... 200

Protection, Security and Investigation...................................... 61

APPRENTICESHIPS

Social Service Worker........................ 62

Child and Youth Worker ................... 64

ADVANCED DIPLOMAS

Personal Support Worker....................45

Child Development Practitioner....... 65 Developmental Service Worker......... 66

Child and Youth Care........................ 54

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Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

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Child and Youth Care Develop prevention, intervention and treatment strategies to facilitate a positive change in children, youth and their families. ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/612 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3 Start in January and complete 6 consecutive semesters to graduate sooner.) PROGRAM NUMBER 612 PROGRAM LENGTH 3 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Advanced Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Students will complete field placements in a variety of community organizations throughout Ontario.

Program highlights • Specialize in supporting change with children, youth and their families experiencing a range of social, emotional and behavioural challenges • Implement a range of prevention, intervention and treatment strategies for children, youth and their families including crisis intervention, conflict management, problem solving, counselling, activity programming and group work • Work with client challenges including difficult home situations, substance abuse, behavioural problems and conflicts with the law • Advocate for the rights of children and youth

Field placements • Participate in field placements with school boards, residential treatment facilities for children and youth and communitybased settings • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending field placement activity. Mohawk shall not

be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements inside and outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence under the criminal code for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter field placement • Students may be required to complete various Immunizations and Disease Screening protocols required by some field placement agencies • Field Placement Specialists work collaboratively with students when assigning placements

Careers Industries of employment: • Shelters, Drop-in Centres, Group Homes and Schools Residential Facilities • Mental Health Centres • Education Services • Child Welfare Services • Youth Criminal Justice Services • Community Intervention Services Occupational categories: • Child and Youth Workers • Child and Youth Counsellors • Youth Support Workers • Child and Youth Practitioners

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

SEMESTER 2 • Developmental Psychology • Intervention Strategies for Child Youth Care • Introduction to Abuse/ Trauma/Resiliency • Introduction to Counselling and Communication Skills • Legislation: Policies and Procedures • Seminar 1 Professionalism in Child and Youth Care

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• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% guideline) • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • For competitive programs (the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of available places), selection will be based on the average of the highest senior level final grades in the required courses that are available at the time of ranking • Applicants should note that some field placement and employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Options are available for mature applicants

Prior learning • The Child and Youth Care program offers a process that allows credit for Prior learning • Up to 75% of the credits required may be achieved through the experiential learning mode • Advanced standing will be processed on an individual basis

FAST TRACK

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Introduction to Child and Youth Care Practice • Introduction to Group Dynamics • Introductory Psychology • Introductory Sociology • Therapeutic Programming and Life Skills • Communication

Admission requirements

COMPETITIVE

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/612 SEMESTER 3 • Adolescence: Treatment Approaches and Issues • Advanced Interviewing and Counselling • Advanced Therapeutic Programming • Health Care and Pharmacology for Child and Youth Care • Working with Exceptionalities • General Education Elective 1

SEMESTER 4 • Advanced Group Work • Community Interventions and Resources • Family Work • Human Sexuality for Child and Youth Care • Trauma Informed Treatment Approach • General Education Elective 2

SEMESTER 5 • Assessment and Treatment Strategies in Child Youth Care • Cognitive Behaviour Modification in Child and Youth Care • Field Placement 1 • Seminar 2 - Trends and Issues in Child and Youth Care

SEMESTER 6 • Field Placement 2 • Professional Development in Child and Youth Care

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Community and Justice Services Learn intervention, protection and rehabilitation skills to help victims of crime, at-risk youth and incarcerated adult offenders. Program highlights • Focus on both the community and the institutional sectors of the criminal justice system working toward rehabilitation of those in conflict with the law • Intervene with clients to address and manage problems constructively to change behaviour • Obtain public protection skills, security of staff and clients in institutional, residential, community correction, and group home settings • Train in the legal aspects of crime and behaviour, security measures and techniques including interviewing and intervention skills for young offenders, adult offenders, and victims • Develop fitness and emergency management skills to corrections industry standards • Explore issues related to female and indigenous offenders, addictions, group dynamics, behaviour management • Consider victims and the Canadian justice system • Develop fitness management skills in a licensed testing facility on campus • Explore community programs, restorative justice initiatives and preventative measures • Receive specialized training in areas such as correction

systems enforcement, safety restraints and rehabilitation strategies including tactical communication • Develop case management, counselling, assessment and report writing skills for positive client/worker interactions • Write reports, assessments and case management, building client/worker relationships in interactions

Careers Industries of employment: • Ministry of Children and Youth Services • Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services • Attendance Centres, Victim Support Agencies, and Residential Facilities for Adults and Youth • School Boards • Correctional Facilities Occupational categories: • Supervisors in Correctional Facilities • First Line Respond Officers in prison/jail • Work with offenders and other high-risk client groups toward rehabilitation post incarceration • Work with local school boards, youth workers, mentors and peer reconciliation aides and agencies serving victims

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Law and /or Community and Justice Services courses recommended oo Additional selection criteria may apply • Ideal for Pre-Justice graduates • Participation in the Justice and Wellness Studies Orientation Session • Some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards, driving abstracts and health standards; including vision must be met • A recent Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) (Pardons are possible, seek legal counsel) and additional selection criteria may be used to assess applicants in this program • Applicants should be advised that employers require a Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) • Applicants are advised that there are specific requirements that must be completed prior to participating in a co-op placement, and that it is their responsibility to ensure the requirements are met

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/286 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 286 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months), plus optional co-op LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Learn skills in accordance $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ with the “Transformation Agenda” meant to strengthen the corrections community in five major areas of change: offender accountability, eliminating drugs in prison, employability/employment, physical infrastructure, and eliminating statutory release.

CO-OP

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Communications • Crime and Society • EMS - Practical Fitness A • Introduction to Canadian Law • Managing Conflict • Elective - General Education 1

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SEMESTER 2 • Canada's Judicial System • Communications/Reporting • EMS-Practical Fitness B • Principles Of Ethical Reasoning • Psychology and The Criminal Justice System • Valuing Diversity • Elective - General Education 2

FAST TRACK

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/286 SEMESTER 3 • Addictions and Disruptive Behaviours • C & JS - Practical Fitness A • Correctional Foundations • Correctional Worker • Health and Wellness Concepts • Youth Justice System

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

SEMESTER 4 • Assessment, Counselling and Supports • C & JS - Practical Fitness B • Case Management • Employment Strategies • Intervention Techniques • Restraint and Safety Training • Working with Youth

CO-OP WORK TERMS Options: • Work Experience 1 Community • Work Experience 2 Community • Work Experience 3 Community Read more about co-op at mohawkcollege.ca/coop

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Early Childhood Education Learn how to foster the physical, emotional and educational development of children in this rewarding career. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/213 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 213 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

FAST TRACK

COMPETITIVE

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Gain meaningful experiences in early childhood programs and foster the development of the whole child • Apply collaborative skills to support young children and their families • Observe, practice and evaluate classroom theories through Field placements

• Full Day Kindergarten • Child Care and Early Learning Agencies providing care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-aged children • Parent-Child Drop-In Programs such as Ontario Early Years Centres or Parent and Family Literacy Centres • Professional Resource Sites

• OSSD or equivalent including: oo Grade 12 English C or U or equivalent (70% guideline) • Volunteer experience in child care recommended • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Options are available for mature applicants

Field placements • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students will be expected to have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to clinical placements within or outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence under the criminal code for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter field placement • Students will be required to complete various Immunizations and Disease Screening protocols required by some field placement agencies

Students are on Field Placement 3 days per week for 9 weeks in semesters 2, 3 and 4

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• Graduates are eligible for membership into the Ontario College of Early Childhood Educators • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

ECE Lab, Fennell Campus

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Child Development and Behaviour 1 • Field Placement Prep • Health, Safety and Nutrition • Responsive Care for Infants and Toddlers • Learning Environment 1 • Parent Teacher Child Relationship 1 • Communication

Graduate opportunities

SEMESTER 2 • Child Development and Behaviour 2 • ECE Field Placement 1 • Learning Environment 2 • Parent Teacher Child Relationship 2 • Theory to Practice 1 • General Education Elective 1 • General Education Elective 2

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/213 SEMESTER 3 • ECE Field Placement 2 • ECE Curriculum 1 • Family Dynamics • Inclusion in the ECE Classroom • Parents as Partners • Theory to Practice 2

SEMESTER 4 • ECE Field Placement 3 • ECE Curriculum 2 • Issues in ECE • Supervision and Administration • Theory to Practice 3

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Educational Support Make a difference providing support to exceptional students dealing with physical, emotional or intellectual challenges while attending school. Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Develop knowledge and skills to work with and support exceptional children and youth in their learning • Apply theory and skills in field placement experiences and prepare for the real world • Assist students with everything from academics to social and life skills in a school or alternative setting

Industries of employment: • School Boards • Private Schools • Community Facilities offering Special Education • College and Postsecondary Programs

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% guideline) • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • iPads are required to be used in this program • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Options are available for mature applicants

Occupational categories: • Educational Assistants • Learning Facilitators

Field placements • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending field placement activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements within or outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence under the criminal code for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter field placement

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Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/747 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 747 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ FAST TRACK

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Foundations of Education • Introduction to Psychology • Math in an Educational Setting • Placement Preparation • Safety In An Educational Setting • Technology in Education • Communication

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

SEMESTER 2 • Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities • Developmental Psychology • Inclusion and Cultural Diversity • Personal And Interpersonal Dynamics • Placement 1 • Total Communication Part 1 • General Education Elective 1

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/747 SEMESTER 3 • Adaptive and Assistive Technology • Classroom Skills • Communication Exceptionalities • Placement 2 • Total Communication Part 2 • General Education Elective 2

SEMESTER 4 • Autism Spectrum Disorder - Assisting Student Development • Learning Strategies • Physical and Multiple Exceptionalities • Placement 3 • Transition Planning

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Human Services Foundation Gain insight into a spectrum of rewarding community-based human service careers. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/276 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 276 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

OSSD graduates considering postsecondary education relating to careers in the field of Human Services may use this as a pathway to further education, either at the college or university level.

Program of Studies

Program highlights

Graduate opportunities

Admission requirements

• Learn about community issues such as poverty, homelessness and mental health through unique and flexible learning opportunities including online learning, community-based visits, labs and role-playing • Participate in a trip to New York City and several local destinations such as Six Nations, community parks, agencies, and businesses • Increase self-awareness, experience personal growth and other related competencies required for a profession in the field of Human Services • Learn to work effectively as a team member in Human Services • Learn the importance of healthy communities and its impact on individuals, families and groups • Build a strong foundation for postsecondary success by enhancing important fundamental skills necessary to pursue future studies

This program will provide students with an opportunity to pursue further postsecondary training in their area of specific interest, including:

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, E, C or U or equivalent • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • First Year Foundations • Foundations of Human Services and Helping Skills • Group Dynamics - A Human Services Perspective • Human Service Career Discovery • Communication

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Child and Youth Care Early Childhood Education Educational Support Recreation Therapy Social Service Worker Other College Programs

Apprenticeship programs in Human Services: • Child Development Practitioner • Child and Youth Worker • Developmental Service Worker

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/276 SEMESTER 2 • Community Interventions and Resources: A Human Services Perspective • Individual and Family Relationships • Introductory Psychology • Personal Wellness • Social Inclusion

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Police Foundations Turn your passion for law enforcement into a career protecting the public. Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

Mohawk College employs simulated judgemental training systems both tactical and virtual in their scenario-based learning for Police Foundations, Protection, Security and Investigation, Advanced Security Management, Community and Justice Services, and Advanced Police Studies.

Industries of employment: • Municipal, Provincial, Federal and Aboriginal Policing Services • Private and University Policing • Investigation, Evidence and Criminal Investigations, Internet Crime • Computer Forensics

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Law courses recommended oo Additional selection criteria may apply • Some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards, driving abstracts and health standards, including vision, must be met • A Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) and additional selection criteria may be used to assess applicants in this program (Pardons are possible, seek legal counsel) • Applicants should be advised that employers require a (PCRC) • Ideal for Pre-Justice graduates • Applicants receive training in the first year towards a goal at being able to successfully complete the PREP (Physical Readiness Evaluation for Police). Students must be able to pass this requirement to graduate from program at the end of second year. • Applicants are advised that there are specific requirements that must be completed prior to participating in a co-op placement and that it is their responsibility to ensure the requirements are met • Options are available for mature applicants

• Develop skills and abilities required for a career in policing • Learn Criminal, Civil and Provincial Law • Evaluate ethical reasoning investigation and evidence principles • Explore police powers • Develop use of force knowledge, skills and abilities including tactical communication • Physical fitness training and wellness planning to Physical Readiness Evaluation for Police (PREP) standards • Law Enforcement Industry Trends course allows students to individually select industry recognized certifications and training • Program follows guidelines set by the Ministry of the Solicitor General for the Province of Ontario

CO-OP

Occupational categories: • Court Prisoner Transport Officers • CNN Police Officers • Bylaw Enforcement Officers • Specialized Response Teams for Emergency, Aviation and Marine Services • Negotiators • Canine Response Teams • Forensics Officers and Crime Scene Investigators • Community Policing Officers • School Resource Officers • Special Constable • Military Police Officers • Communications Dispatch • Enforcement of Traffic Safety and Bylaws

Graduate opportunities • Dual diploma opportunities within the Justice and Wellness program cluster beyond common first year courses • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

FAST TRACK

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Crime & Society • EMS - Practical Fitness A • Introduction to Canadian Law • Managing Conflict • Communications • General Education Elective 1

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Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/218 START DATE September (co-op offered at Fennel campus only) January (Fast Track see page 3, non co-op only. Offered at Fennel campus only) PROGRAM NUMBER 218 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months), plus optional co-op LOCATION Fennell Campus Six Nations Polytechnic Brantford CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Share a common first-year $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ with Protection, Security and Investigation; and Community and Justice Services. Learn to collect, preserve and present admissable evidence in Mohawk’s Police Car Street Scape and Mock Trial Court Room.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/218 SEMESTER 3 • Criminal Code • Enforcement Procedures and Tactics • Health and Wellness Concepts • Investigation and Evidence • Law Enforcement Industry Trends • PF - Practical Fitness A • Youth In Conflict With The Law

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

SEMESTER 4 • Arrest Powers & The Law • Community Policing • Criminal Code and Federal Statutes • Employment Strategies • Interviewing and Investigation • PF - Practical Fitness B • Use of Force: Basics

CO-OP WORK TERMS Options: • Work Experience 1 (PF) • Work Experience 2 (PF) • Work Experience 3 (PF) Read more about co-op at mohawkcollege.ca/coop

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Pre-Justice Search for pathways to careers in Canada’s judicial system while enhancing skills to further your educational success. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/250 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 250 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

A number of seats will be reserved in Mohawk College Justice and Wellness Studies programs (Police Foundations, Community and Justice Services, and Protection, Security and Investigation) for graduates of Pre-Justice.

Program of Studies

Program highlights

Academic opportunities

Admission requirements

• Explore Canada’s judicial system and the individuals it serves from the law enforcement perspective, the point of view of the victim, the accused and the media • Consider the rights of the wrongfully accused, the impact of Acts of Terrorism, present Canadian prison systems and deviant behaviours in society • Investigate educational and career opportunities in: public policing, private and corporate security, insurance fraud investigations, social services and government security • Experience traditional college course delivery and hands-on research/analysis of crime stories in the media • Enhance entry potential to college and university police studies, criminology, protection, security and investigation, insurance, child and youth worker, social service workers, and community and justice services programs • Improve critical thinking, written/oral communication skills and basic math required for justice-related careers • Experience a web-enhanced learning environment

• The program is not designed to prepare students for entry to practice skills and abilities, but to build enhanced college/university skills fundamental to success • Examine justice related careers • Initiate lifestyle improvements including health and wellness activities designed to work towards the physical fitness requirements for careers in the justice field as well as strategies to maintain, emotional and psychological wellness while employed in public and security sectors

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 11 English, E, C, U or equivalent • Options are available for mature applicants. Please contact Admissions for more information • OSSD graduates considering postsecondary education relating to justice careers may use this as a pathway to further education, either at the college or university level

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Crime Trend Analysis • Deviance and Victimization • First Year Foundations • Introduction to Fitness and Lifestyle Management • Math Essentials • Communication

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/250 SEMESTER 2 • Crime and Punishment • Fraud • Private Law • Terrorism • Wrongfully Accused • Elective - General Education 1

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Protection, Security and Investigation Acquire the knowledge, skills and training unique to public law enforcement, and private protection and investigation careers. Program highlights • Explore employment requirements for public and private protection, security and investigation jobs and create/implement an employment plan based on your career interests • Experience the training format for policing, border security, corrections, and private sector careers by attending day-long seminars and workshops of your choice in semester 3 and 4 • Develop fitness management skills in a licenced testing facility in preparation for the physical testing requirements of policing, border security and/or corrections officers • Apply relevant professional development, certificates, training, and licences to 3rd and/or 4th semester career courses (i.e. Mental Health First Aid, Nonviolent Crisis Intervention, Standard or Emergency First Aid, Possession and Acquisition licence, etc.) • Complete the required curriculum to write the provincial private investigator and/or private security test (Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services testing standards must be met) • Create protection, security and investigation industry style documents and reports for inclusion in portfolio

• Enhance transferable employability skills, including planning/implementing, time management, verbal communication, report writing, and prioritizing/organizing specific to public/private protection, security and investigation careers

Careers Industries of employment: • Airport, Waterway and Land Protection, Security and Investigation • Security Industry - Corporate and Private • Government Enforcement, Protection and Investigation • Customs and Immigration • Event Security for Gambling, Recreation and Amusement Facilities • Transportation Safety, Enforcement and Investigation • Loss Prevention and Fraud: Insurance and Retail • University/College Security Occupational categories: • Service Provider of Regular Patrols, Access Control, Asset Protection, Occupational First Aid Services • First Responders for Public and Private Protection • Corporate Crime Investigators • Electronic Security Cyber Fraud Investigators • Security Officers - Borders, Airports, Hospitals • Conservation Officers, Park Wardens

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SEMESTER 2 • Canada's Judicial System • Communications/Reporting • EMS-Practical Fitness B • Principles Of Ethical Reasoning • Psychology And The Criminal Justice System • Valuing Diversity • General Education Elective 2

• Armoured Car Guards • Canadian Border Services Agency Officer

Graduate opportunities • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Law courses recommended oo Additional selection criteria may apply • Some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards, driving abstracts and health standards, including vision, must be met • A Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) and additional selection criteria may be used to assess applicants in this program (Pardons are possible, seek legal counsel) • Applicants should be advised that employers require a PCRC • Applicants are advised that there are specific requirements that must be completed prior to participating in a co-op placement and that it is their responsibility to ensure the requirements are met • Options are available for mature applicants

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/293 START DATE September January (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 293 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months), plus optional co-op LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Dual diploma opportunities within the Justice and Wellness program cluster beyond common first-year courses

CO-OP

FAST TRACK

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/293 SEMESTER 3 • Career Development • Contemporary Security • Emergency and Security Management • Health and Wellness Concepts • Investigation And Evidence • PSI - Practical Fitness A

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

SEMESTER 4 • Behaviour Management and Safety • Employment Strategies • Interviewing and Investigation • Investigative Technology • Project Analysis & Development • PSI - Practical Fitness B

CO-OP WORK TERMS Options: • Work Experience 1 (LandS) • Work Experience 2 (LandS) • Work Experience 3 (LandS) Read more about Co-op at mohawkcollege.ca/coop

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Social Service Worker Build on strengths of individuals, groups, families and communities in real life situations. ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/215 START DATE September January (Fast Tracksee page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 215 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

FAST TRACK

COMPETITIVE

Program highlights

Field placements

• Develop awareness of yourself, gain greater insight into who you are and experience personal growth • Discover how Social Service Workers facilitate positive changes in the lives of others • Learn how to focus on the relationships that people have with each other and the world around them as a way of helping others • Experience supervised field placements selected for you by the Field placement team based on your individual learning goals and supported by experienced faculty • Learn about the core values of helping others such as the right to choose, the right to equality, justice and access to service • Gain core helping skills such as interviewing, assessing the needs of others, working effectively with groups and assisting communities to change • Develop the ability to document, work within legal and ethical frameworks and understand the importance of respecting the uniqueness and dignity of all people • Learn about anti-oppressive theory and practice as it relates to advocacy, case management, etc.

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Communication • Community Awareness and Field Placement Preparation • Interviewing Skills • Intro to Social Service Worker • Introduction to Group Dynamics • Sociology for Social Service Workers • The History and Ethics of Social Work

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SEMESTER 2 • Case Management and Documentation • Field Placement 1 • Introductory Psychology • Privilege and Oppression in SSW • Professional Development • Seminar 1 • SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills • Elective - General Education 1

Careers Industries of employment: • Community Agencies • Ontario Works and Ontario Government • Recovery Homes, Residential and Community Mental Health Services • Addiction Services • Youth, Seniors and Women’s Shelters

Occupational categories: • Social Service Workers • Mental Health Workers • Case Managers • Employment Counsellors • Community Workers

Graduate opportunities • Graduates are eligible for membership into the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers • Graduates can continue with their education by attending university for degree completion

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% guideline) • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • Significant volunteer experience is recommended • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Options are available for mature applicants

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/215 SEMESTER 3 • Abnormal Psychology (G.A.S.) • Advocacy for SSW • Field Placement 2 • Seminar 2 • SSW Methods of Intervention • Working with Children and Adolescents • Elective - General Education 2

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SEMESTER 4 • Crisis Intervention • Field Placement 3 • Issues Related to Family • Practice in Organizations • Seminar 3 • Social Policy and Law • SSW Community Change

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

COMMUNITY SERVICES APPRENTICESHIP APPRENTICESHIPS Child and Youth Worker ................... 64 Child Development Practitioner....... 65 Developmental Service Worker......... 66

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COMMUNITY SERVICES APPRENTICESHIP

Child and Youth Worker Learn to assist in facilitating change in children, youth and their families to develop alternative behaviours and strategies which re-establish personal growth and strategies. MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/620A START DATE September February PROGRAM NUMBER 620A LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Mohawk College Certificate

Program highlights

Careers

• Experience theory content and the in-school portion (only offered during the day) day release (six hours/day - two days per week) • Learn to assist in facilitating change in children, youth and their families to develop alternative behaviours which re-establish personal growth • Train to implement a range of preventative, intervention and treatment strategies for children, youth and their families • Experience in-class hands-on group activities to learn the skills necessary to be a Child and Youth Worker (CYW) • Field placements with a wide variety of age groups (6-21 year olds) in agencies that employ Child and Youth Workers • Agency visits to explore different opportunities for future employment • In addition to the Child and Youth Worker Apprenticeship Certificate, the apprentice may work towards an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Child and Youth Care by taking additional courses offered by the College

Industries of employment: • Mental Health Centres • Education Services • Child Welfare Services • Youth Criminal Justice Services

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Introduction to Family Development • Residential Treatment • Psychopathology in Childhood • Principles of Human Behaviour • Developmental Issues in Childhood and Adolescence • Preparation for Field Placement • Group Interaction in Child Youth Work • Childhood Disorders • Counselling and Communication Skills • Introduction to Child and Youth Work • School Based CYW

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SEMESTER 2 • Advanced Group Skills • Family Dysfunctions and Therapies • Prevention and Management of Aggressive Behaviour • Multi-Modal Therapies in Child and Youth Work • Laws Affecting Treatment Delivery • Clinical Recording and Presentation Skills • Field Practicum - Level 1 • Psychopathology in Adolescence and Early Adulthood • Integrative Seminar 1

Occupational categories: • Child and Youth Workers • Child and Youth Counsellors • Youth Support Workers

Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program The Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) is also offered to senior secondary students with the in-school portion at Mohawk College, plus a co-op education work placement with an employer as an apprentice. OYAP students may choose to continue in the Child and Youth Worker Apprenticeship program after participating in OYAP.

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent • Students must have an identified sponsor to register i.e. Community Service Agency • Apprentices must first register with Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development prior to enrolment in the Child and Youth Worker Apprenticeship Program. Call 1-800-668-4479 or visit edu.gov.on.ca

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/620A SEMESTER 3 • Life and Social Skills Training • Field Practicum - Level 2 • Advanced Counselling Skills • Integrative Seminar 2 • Child Abuse • Administrative and Organizational Issues in Child and Youth Work

SEMESTER 4 • Field Practicum Level 3 - Specialized • Research Methodology • Crisis Intervention • Integrative Seminar 3

COMMUNITY SERVICES APPRENTICESHIP

Child Development Practitioner Learn how to foster the physical, emotional and educational development of children in this rewarding apprenticeship program.

Program highlights • Theory content and in-school portion can be taken in the evenings (three hours/two nights weekly) • Apprentices will study and gain meaningful experiences in early childhood programs, learning to foster the development of the whole child and recognize individual needs • Experiences will include opportunities to observe children at our on-site Family Resource Program or other agency partners, field placements with a wide variety of age groups at the apprentice’s place of employment, as well as other organizations • The Child Development Practitioner Apprenticeship Certificate from the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development is awarded upon successful completion of 4,000 - 6,000 “on-the-job” hours and “in-school” CDP subjects/courses

• In addition to the Child Development Practitioner Apprenticeship Certificate, the apprentice may work towards an Early Childhood Education (ECE) Diploma upon successful completion of a College English and a specified number of General Education courses

Careers Industries of employment: • Municipal, Non-profit or Private Day Care Centers • Half-day Nursery Schools • Cooperative Preschools • Parent-Child Drop-In Centers • Working with Children with Special Needs Occupational categories: • Early Childhood Educators

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Creative Expression • Child Development 1 • Child Development 2 • School Age Learning Environment • Inclusive Practice & Advocacy • Foundations of Early Learning Environment • Preschool Learning Environment 1 • Child Protection • Health, Safety & Nutrition • School Age Learning Environment Placement • Foundations of Early Learning Environment Placement • Preschool Learning Environment 1 Placement

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Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent • Grade 12 English, general, advanced, C or U • Students must have an identified sponsor to register, i.e., Community Service Agency • Apprentices must first register with the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development prior to enrolment in the Child Development Practitioner Apprenticeship Program. Call 1-800-668-4479 or visit edu.gov.on.ca

MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/620C START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 620C LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Mohawk College Certificate

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/620C SEMESTER 2 • Interpersonal Communication • Infant & Toddler Learning Environment • Child, Family & Community • Child Development 3: Inclusion of Children with Exceptionalities • Preschool Learning Environment 2 • Legislation & Social Policy in Early Learning Administration • Professional Practice • Philosophies & Education Models for Early Childhood Development • Advanced Placement • Preschool Learning Environment 2 Placement • Infant & Toddler Learning Environment Placement

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COMMUNITY SERVICES APPRENTICESHIP

Developmental Service Worker Learn to work with children and adults who have exceptionalities to encourage and stimulate their abilities. MOHAWK COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/620D START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 620D LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Mohawk College Certificate

Program of Studies

Program highlights

Careers

• The ministry-approved curriculum will be delivered in the program by qualified instructors who are culturally sensitive and equipped to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds • Theory content and in-school portion may be blended or in class day release • The program will be offered on a part-time basis to allow participants to complete the requirements of the curriculum while meeting their employment obligations • Apprentices will study and gain meaningful experiences to support individuals with developmental disabilities, developing a skilled and educated workforce in the Developmental Services Sector • Ability to complete diploma requirements through articulation with other colleges

Industries of employment: • Community Agencies • Special Needs Agencies • Residential and Community Agencies • School Boards • Life Skill Centres

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Developmental Disabilities • Philosophy of Support • Professionalism • Community Developmental Services

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SEMESTER 2 • Teaching Strategies • Dual Diagnosis • Responding to Abuse • Health and Wellness

Occupational categories: • Developmental Service Worker

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent • Students must have an identified sponsor to register, i.e., Community Service Agency • Apprentices must first register with the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development prior to enrolment in the Developmental Service Worker Apprenticeship Program. Call 1-800-668-4479 or visit edu.gov.on.ca

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/620D SEMESTER 3 • Pharmacology in DSW • Intervention Strategies • Community Building • Person Directed Planning

TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATES

ADVANCED DIPLOMAS

DEGREES*

Pre-Technology.................................. 92

Architectural Technology.................. 69

Bachelor of Technology Partnership: Combined Degree/ Diploma Program*........................... 72

DIPLOMAS Architectural Technician.................... 68 Aviation Technician Aircraft Maintenance......................... 70 Aviation Technician Aircraft Structures............................. 71 Biotechnology................................... 74 Biotechnology (Health)...................... 75

Biotechnology - Advanced................ 76 Chemical Engineering Technology.... 77 Civil Engineering Technology............ 79

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Civil Engineering Technology Transportation................................... 80

Cardiovascular Technology............... 34

Computer Systems Technology Network Engineering and Security Analyst................................. 85

Civil Engineering Technician............. 78

Computer Systems Technology Software Development..................... 86

Computer Systems Technician Network Systems.............................. 83

Electrical Engineering Technology........................................ 87

Computer Systems Technician Software Support.............................. 84

Energy Systems Engineering Technology........................................ 88

Environmental Technician.................. 89

Mechanical Engineering Technology........................................ 90

Quality Engineering Technician Non Destructive Evaluation (NDE)......93 Urban and Regional Planning Geographic Information Systems (GIS)..................................... 94

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Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography...... 188 Medical Radiation Sciences............... 40 Animation 3D.................................. 157 * Degrees awarded by McMaster University

GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Bachelor of Technology Partnership: Degree Completion Program*........ 182

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MOHAWK COLLEGE

TECHNOLOGY

Architectural Technician Focus on building designs and detailing, estimating and construction materials, and become a vital architectural team member.

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/420 START DATE September, January PROGRAM NUMBER 420 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1ST YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES∆

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Learn residential and light commercial design and construction techniques • Acquire CAD, plan reading and visualization skills needed to create plans for today’s modern structures • Explore building and construction materials and finishes • Develop construction surveying skills, estimating, building code applications and regulations • Understand how buildings work by learning the science of their materials and services • Experience hands-on education consisting of labs and practical projects over four semesters • Learn green building fundamentals and sustainability concepts

Industries of employment: • Public and Private Sectors • Architectural and Engineering Consulting • Construction Companies • Residential and Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (ICI) Design and Construction

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

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SEMESTER 1 • CAD A • Drafting Fundamentals and Standards • Environmental Technology • Generic Computer Training • Mathematics • Surveying 1 • Communication

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Graduate opportunities • Graduates from this program can complete the Civil Engineering Technician Diploma with just one more year of study • Graduates from this program can advance into Semester 3 of the Architectural Technology Advanced Diploma Affiliations: • Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) and the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario (AATO).

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Program of Studies

Occupational categories: • CAD Technicians/Detailers • Architectural Technicians • Estimator/Project Schedulers • Technical Sales

SEMESTER 2 • CAD B • Construction Materials 1 • Estimating 1 • Green Building Fundamentals • Mathematics • Ontario Building Code

Note: Applicants that do not satisfy minimum requirements will be provided an alternate offer to the Pre-Technology program as a pathway to their desired program. Successful graduates from this program will be considered for advanced standing into original program choice. *Applicants with an MAP4C between 60-79% who would like to challenge the math requirements may do so by writing a Pre-admission assessment test for a fee.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/420 SEMESTER 3 • CAD C • Construction Management A • Estimating 2 • Ontario Building Code 2 • Residential Building Services • Residential Construction • Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 4 • Architectural Project • Commercial Building Services • Construction Management B • Methods and Materials 2 • Structural Detailing • Elective - General Education 2

TECHNOLOGY

Architectural Technology Create structures that define our community and specialize in building design or construction. Program highlights

Careers

• Learn residential and Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (ICI) design and construction • Understand how buildings work by learning the science of their design, function, materials, construction techniques and building services • Acquire CAD, plan reading and visualization skills needed to create plans, contracts and specifications for today’s modern structures • Explore building and construction materials, interior and exterior finishes, building services and mechanical systems • Learn green building fundamentals and sustainability concepts • Design in steel, timber, masonry and concrete • Develop construction surveying skills, estimating, building code applications and regulations • Choose your own path in third year by selecting between the Design Option (building design, specifications, plans, working drawings) and the Construction Option (project management, construction supervision, facilities management)

Admission requirements

Occupational categories: • Architectural Technologists • Building Inspectors • Construction/Facilities Managers • Plans Examiners • Estimators/Schedulers • Occupational Categories

Graduate opportunities • Graduates can complete a Bachelor of Technology degree at McMaster University, see page 182 Affiliations: • Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT), the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario (AATO), the Canadian Institute of Quality Surveyors (CIQS) and the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA).

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • CAD A • Drafting Fundamentals and Standards • Environmental Technology • Generic Computer Training • Mathematics • Surveying 1 • Communication SEMESTER 2 • Applied Mechanics • CAD B • Construction Materials 1 • Estimating 1 • Green Building Fundamentals • Mathematics • Transportation Technology ∆

SEMESTER 3 • Contracts and Economics 1 • History of Architecture • Ontario Building Code 1 • Residential Construction • Residential Design and CAD • Residential Services • Structural Design 1 SEMESTER 4 • Commercial Design and CAD • Contracts and Economics 2 • Light Commercial Building Services • Light Commercial Construction • Ontario Building Code 2 • Structural Design 2 • Elective - General Education 1

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 12 Mathematics; MAP4C ≥ 80% or MCT4C; or any U or equivalent* oo Grade 11 Physics and Grade 10, 11 or 12 Design Technology recommended • Options are available for mature applicants Note: Applicants that do not satisfy minimum requirements will be provided an alternate offer to the Pre-Technology program as a pathway to their desired program. Successful graduates from this program will be considered for advanced standing into original program choice. *Applicants with an MAP4C between 60-79% who would like to challenge the math requirements may do so by writing a Pre-admission assessment test for a fee.

ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/531 START DATE September, January PROGRAM NUMBER 531 (co-op) PROGRAM LENGTH 3 academic years (period of 8 months), plus co-op LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Advanced Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ CO-OP

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/531 SEMESTER 5 • Introduction to Urban Planning • Elective - General Education 2 Options - Design stream: • Structural Design 3 • Commercial Construction • Architectural Design • Commercial Building Systems Design • Architectural Computer Visualization Options - Construction stream: • Commercial Construction • Construction Computer Applications • Construction Management 1 • Structural Design 3 • Sustainable Design and Building Practices

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SEMESTER 6 • Entrepreneurial Training Options - Design stream: • Structural Design 4 • Interior Construction and Finishes • Commercial Building Systems • Contracts and Economics 3 • Contract Document Preparation and Presentation Options - Construction stream: • Facility Management • Interior Construction and Finishes

• Sustainable Construction Techniques • Construction Human and Labour Relations • Construction Management 2 CO-OP WORK TERMS Options: • Work Experience 1 • Work Experience 2 • Work Experience 3 Read more about co-op at mohawkcollege.ca/coop

MOHAWK COLLEGE

TECHNOLOGY

Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance Take flight with hands-on training in our operational living lab (an airplane!) ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer AME-M.

Program highlights Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/269 START DATE August PROGRAM NUMBER 269 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 35 weeks) LOCATION Required Travel Students will be required to travel between Mohawk’s Fennell and Stoney Creek Campuses. Students will also be required to travel to the Hamilton International Airport for instruction at the Mohawk College Aviation facility. Although buses presently serve these routes, the hours are intermittent. Personal automobile transportation is recommended. CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma

• Combine theory and practice using state-of-the-art facilities at Mohawk’s Fennell and Stoney Creek campuses and aircraft maintenance repair and overhaul facilities at the Hamilton International Airport • Inspect vintage aircraft to modern light aircraft, heavy jet transports and helicopters • Upon completion, this two year training program will provide up to 18 months credit towards the 48 months practical work experience required for certification

Careers Industries of employment: • Aerospace oo Aircraft Manufacturers oo Engine Manufacturers oo Landing Gear and other Components • Air Transport and Cargo Jets • Civil Aviation • Canadian Forces • Airlines • Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Organizations • Flight Training Schools and other Aircraft Operators

ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

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Occupational categories: • Aircraft Mechanics • Aircraft Inspectors

Graduate opportunities Transport Canada Standard Students meeting the minimum standards listed below will receive a certificate which recognizes Transport Canada approval of the program and exemption from writing Transport Canada Technical exams, plus 18 months of equivalent work experience: • Minimum grade of 70% in each course • Successful completion of all practical projects • 95% attendance record in each semester • Graduates may apply for advanced entry into second year of the Aviation Technician – Aircraft Structures program with successful completion of NDE Mathematics course

oo Grade 12 Mathematics, MAP4C ≥ 60%; or MCT4C; or any U or equivalent oo Senior Physics is recommended • Aviation program applicants must demonstrate the ability to perform mathematical calculations at an OSSD level of Grade 12 and have an ability in listening, speaking, reading and writing in the English language at the Grade 12 level • Options are available for mature applicants Required Student Attendance: • Student attendance will be documented by the applicable instructor in 1/4 hour increments. • Students missing more than 5% of any major subject area will not qualify for a certificate with a Transport Canada (TC) approval number.

Admission requirements • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017) For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/269 SEMESTER 1 • Aircraft Electricity 1 • Aircraft Engineering and Aerodynamics • Aviation Health and Safety • Basic Aircraft Structures 1 • Basic Aircraft Systems • Communications and Aviation Regulations 1 • Introduction to Aircraft Engines • Technical Publications/ Documents

SEMESTER 2 • Aircraft Electricity 2 • Aircraft Engines 1 • Aircraft Systems 1 • Basic Aircraft Structures 2 • Legacy of Flight in Canada • Materials and Composites • Principles of NDE • Elective - General Education 1

SEMESTER 3 • Aircraft Systems 2 • Aircraft inspection • Airframes 1 • Avionics System and Instrumentation • Reciprocating Engines 1

SEMESTER 4 • Aircraft Maintenance • Airframes 2 • Avionics Systems and instrumentation 2 • Communications and Aviation Regulations 2 • Gas Turbine Engines • Propellers • Reciprocating Engines 2 • Elective - General Education 2

TECHNOLOGY

Aviation Technician – Aircraft Structures This specialized program, focused on prevention and repair, can land you an aerodynamic career. This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada as an Aircraft Structures Engineer AME-S.

Program highlights • Combine theory and practice using state-of-the-art facilities at Mohawk’s Fennell and Stoney Creek campuses and aircraft maintenance repair and overhaul facilities at the Hamilton International Airport • Work on vintage aircraft to modern light aircraft, heavy jet transports and helicopters • Program includes composites, NDE, welding, painting and refinishing • Upon completion, this twoyear training program will provide 12 months credit towards the 36 months practical work experience required for certification

Program of Studies

• Airlines • Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Organizations • Flight Training Schools and other Aircraft Operators Occupational categories: • Aircraft Mechanics • Aircraft Inspectors

Graduate opportunities Transport Canada Standard Students meeting the minimum standards listed below will receive a certificate which recognizes Transport Canada approval of the program and exemption from writing Transport Canada Technical exams (with the exception of the Aviation Regulations exam), plus 12 months of equivalent work experience credit towards the 36 months practical work experience required for certification: • Minimum grade of 70% in each course • Successful completion of all practical projects • 95% attendance record in each semester

• Graduates may apply for advanced entry into second year of the Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance Program

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Automotive Service Educational Program (A.S.E.P.)........................... 115 Automotive Service Technician........................................ 116 Electrician (Construction and Maintenance)............................ 117

Pre-Technology............................. 92

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General Carpenter.......................... 118 General Machinist........................... 119 Horticulture Technician.................... 121 Industrial Electrician........................ 122 Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)...... 123 Instrumentation and Control Technician........................................ 124 Metal Fabricator (Fitter).................. 125

APPRENTICESHIP OPTIONS Take the co-op diploma apprenticeship option to complete all in-school requirements for your trade. A unique opportunity to earn an Electrical Engineering Technician - Power (page 98) Diploma or Manufacturing Engineering Technician â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Automation (Industrial Mechanic Millwright) (page 102) Diploma while completing all three levels of apprenticeship training for the specific trade. Students who choose to enter the co-operative education stream (September entry only), will also have

the opportunity to gain up to 16 months of paid work experience in their respective industries. Upon graduation, students will have completed all of the in-school requirements (levels 1, 2 and 3) of their apprenticeship and will only need to complete the competencies outlined for their trade in order to be eligible to write their Certificate of Qualification.

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SCHOOL OF SKILLED TRADES & APPRENTICESHIP

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MOHAWK COLLEGE

SKILLED TRADES

Construction Engineering Technician The ideal combination of traditional technician theory and skilled trades practical training in one neat package.

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/451 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 451 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus and Stoney Creek Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

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Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Experience specialized training in carpentry hand and power tools, construction materials, wood and wood products, workplace safety, wood joinery and fastening systems • Develop CAD, plan reading and visualization skills needed to create today’s modern structures • Explore building and construction materials, project scheduling, estimating and construction management • Acquire specialized training in plumbing, hand and power tools, piping materials, fixtures and support systems • Acquire a very hands-on education consisting of many labs and practical projects over four semesters

Industries of employment: • Public and Private Construction Sectors • Construction Trades and Apprenticeships • General Contracting • Residential and Commercial Construction

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 12 Mathematics; C (MCT4C recommended) or U or equivalent oo Grade 10, 11 or 12 Construction and Design Technology courses recommended • Options are available for mature applicants

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Construction Materials A • Plan Reading • Technician Skills Lab 1 • Technician Skills Theory 1 • Trade Calculations 1 Construction Technician • Communication

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SEMESTER 2 • Applied Calculations 2 Construction Technician • CAD A - CET and BR • Municipal Government Services - CET • Ontario Building Code - CET • Residential Construction • Workplace Safety • Elective - General Education 1

Occupational categories: • Construction Supervisors • Construction Engineering Technicians • Surveying Technicians • Estimator/Project Scheduler

Graduate opportunities • Graduates from this program can complete either the Architectural or Civil Engineering Technician diploma programs with just one more year of study • Graduates can pursue professional affiliations, including membership in the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT)

Note: Students will have classes at both Fennell and Stoney Creek Campuses.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/451 SEMESTER 3 • Construction Management A - CET/BR • Construction, Estimate and Computers 1 Residential • Surveying and Layout CET • Technician Skills Lab 2 • Technician Skills Theory 2

SEMESTER 4 • CAD B CET • Construction Estimate Computers 2 Commercial • Construction Management B - CET/BR • Construction Materials B • Elective - General Education 2

SKILLED TRADES

Construction Engineering Technician – Building Renovation Fulfill your entrepreneurial vision with a career in the residential and light commercial renovation sector. Program highlights

Community project

Admission requirements

• Develop skills and training required to join the entrepreneurial trend of home and commercial renovation • Explore design and architectural styles, interior and exterior finishes, cabinetry, millwork • Acquire specialized training in carpentry hand and power tools, construction materials, wood and wood products and workplace safety • Apply construction and project management principles to renovation projects including project scheduling, materials resourcing, cost estimating, risk analysis, sub-contracting, cost control strategies and project closeout • Understand the importance of waste management and incorporate the 3R’s (reduce, reuse, recycle) into renovation projects • Experience an intensive hands-on education consisting of various lab and practical projects; participate in a local community renovation project • Acquire practical knowledge and skills needed to operate a small business

• This program partners with the Trillium Foundation and a local community group to tackle a renovation project in the winter term.

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent oo Grade 12 Mathematics; C (MCT4C recommended) or U or equivalent • Grade 10, 11 or 12 Construction and Design Technology courses recommended • Options are available for mature applicants

Program of Studies

Industries of employment • Residential Renovation Market • Small Commercial Renovation Market • Construction Companies • Architectural and Engineering Consulting Occupational categories • Building Renovator • Project Manager • Estimator/Project Scheduler • Skilled Trades Worker • General Carpenter

Note: Students will have courses at both Fennell and Stoney Creek Campuses.

SEMESTER 2 • Building and Renovation Theory 2 • Building and Renovation Practical 2 • CAD A - CET and BR • History of Ontario Architecture • Residential Plan Reading • Workplace Safety

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 462 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus and Stoney Creek Campus

ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆

• Graduates from this program can advance into Semester 3 of the Architectural or Civil Engineering Technician diploma programs with just one more year of study • Graduates can pursue professional affiliations, including membership in the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT)

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Career Pathways.............................. 169

General Arts and Science (University Transfer)......................... 173

Art and Design Foundations........... 158

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Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas................. 50

Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE)........ 170 General Arts and Science (College Transfer)............................ 172 General Arts and Science English for Academic Purposes....... 174

Academic Upgrading...................... 168 FREE programs that help you build the necessary skills to complete your grade 12, apply to college, apprenticeship or employment.

Human Services Foundation............. 58

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees.... 51 Pre-Justice......................................... 60 Pre-Media and Entertainment......... 166 Pre-Technology.................................. 92

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P R E PA R AT O RY S T U D I E S

Academic Upgrading A tuition-free program that helps you upgrade your skills and build confidence.

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/AU START DATE Continuous intake PROGRAM LENGTH Part-time or full-time, days or evenings LOCATION Fennell Campus DELIVERY MODE Face-to-Face - In Class CONTACT INFORMATION Phone: 905-575-2029 Email: upgrading@mohawkcollege.ca

Need to upgrade for College? Courses offered through this tuition-free program are specifically tailored to meet the math or English requirements for your chosen college program. Need to upgrade for work? We also offer programs to meet your employment or apprenticeship goals.

Program highlights

Admission requirements

The academic upgrading streams offer adult learners: • A personal academic assessment • An individualized “Learning Plan” • General Education Development (GED) Preparation • A learner-centred teaching approach • Flexible hours and continuous intake • ACE programming

• Mature student status (19 years or older) • A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada • Minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) of level 7 in all areas. If you are unaware of your levels, please contact the YMCA Immigrant Settlement Services, 25 Main St. W., Hamilton, Tel: 905-526-8452

Funded by: 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.

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• Completion of an academic assessment, to determine a starting point for English and/ or Math NOTE For online delivery, please contact ACE Online at 905-575-2123

P R E PA R AT O RY S T U D I E S

Career Pathways Students develop academic and career-ready skills for future post-secondary study and employment.

Program highlights

Career opportunities

Admission requirements

• The program is focused on developing personal, social, academic and career-related strengths and skills • Through a combination of individualized, practical classroom learning activities, this program will provide you with a greater opportunity for employment such as: oo Building job skills oo Expanding on individual strengths oo Setting goals oo Using new tools for learning (technologies and personal) oo Exploring educational and job opportunities oo Experiencing a work-related field placement opportunity • The program is designed for students who may not have considered higher education for a variety of reasons including but not limited to: oo Challenges with a traditional learning environment oo Alternate learning styles oo Learning disabilities and Neuro-diverse learning styles

• Pursue employment with enhanced employability skills • Develop effective problem solving and decision-making skills for the workplace • Highly individualized placements enhance employability

• Ontario Secondary School Certificate (OSSC), or Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent oo Grade 10 English, L or equivalent • Options are available for mature applicants

Academic opportunities • Obtain English and Math college level equivalencies to be eligible to apply to other college programs • Apply improved academic skills to other college programs • Learn adaptive technologies to improve academic and employment performance • Develop effective organizational and study skills • Explore next academic steps through consultation

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Career Exploration • Communication in the Workplace • Math for Work and Everyday Life • Pathways to Success • Trends in Technology

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Note: Workplace and locally developed credits that contribute towards an OSSC or OSSD are acceptable for entrance into this program.

ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/361 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 361 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 ∆$8,001+ TUITION AND FEES $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/361 SEMESTER 2 • Career Planning • Employment Exploration • Workplace Culture

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Options 1 (Select 1): • College Prep Math • First Year Foundations • Personal Wellness Options 2 (Select 1): • Communications for Life • College Prep Communications

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Community Integration through Co-operative Education (CICE) Provides students who have intellectual disabilities and other significant learning challenges the opportunity to pursue a postsecondary education, develop skills to help prepare for employment and experience college life. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/284 START DATE September, May (Fast Track see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 284 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) Fast Track (4 consecutive semesters) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR

TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1 for September, November 1 for May

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

FAST TRACK

Students will attend common core mandatory CICE courses with their peers from the CICE program and will also have the opportunity to attend several academic experience classes in program areas of interest. Students will have the support of a Learning Facilitator who may attend classes, provide follow-up study skills and test preparation.

Program highlights

Admission requirements

Application process

• Enhance academic and vocational skills through modified programming to meet individual needs • Strengthen basic numeracy, communications and computer skills • Enhance job-related skills and involvement in the community through a field placement opportunity • Participate with peers in other college programs and activities (at least one college academic experience in each semester)

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma, Ontario Secondary School Certificate or equivalent or Mature Student Status • An intellectual disability with a demonstrated need for modified curriculum in order to succeed • A level of independence that does not require constant support • The ability to manage transportation to the college and to the field placement • The ability to participate in an interview to determine suitability and articulate personal goals

• Complete an Ontario Colleges application form online by February 1 for September admission and November 1 for May admission ontariocolleges.ca • A CICE application package will be mailed upon receipt of the ontariocolleges.ca application • Applicants will be contacted to arrange for a personal interview to review application, references and required documentation

Graduate Pathways The CICE program will prepare participants to: • Function more independently in their community • Transition to volunteer or paid employment on a part-time or full-time basis in a variety of occupational categories, depending on their area of concentration

Note: A Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) and/or health assessment record may be required for field placement depending on area of concentration. Hear what our CICE students have to say at mohawkcollege.ca/284

COMPETITIVE

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Academic Experience 1 • CICE Communication Skills • Information Technology Skills • Transition to College • Intro to a Healthy Lifestyle • Human Relations

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SEMESTER 2 • Academic Experience 2A • Applied Communication Skills 2 • Inclusive Recreation • Individual Learning Plan 2 • Job Readiness Seminar • Job Skills Numeracy • Life Skills 1

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/284 SEMESTER 3 • Academic Experience 3A • Academic Experience 3B • Individual Learning Plan 3 • Job Practice 1 • Job Skills 1 • Personal Health, Wellness and Fitness

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SEMESTER 4 • Academic Experience 4A • Academic Experience 4B • Individual Learning Plan 4 • Job Practice 2 • Recreational and Leisure Planning • Transition to Employment

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The CICE program changed my life. I wanted to be more independent. Since graduation, I work at the Athletic Centre at McMaster University, volunteer at The David Braley Athletic & Recreation Centre and play floor hockey and swim for the Special Olympics team. I recommend the program because it helped me meet people and make new friends. MARK, CICE Graduate

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General Arts and Science (College Transfer) This program is designed to offer transfer pathways to additional college programs. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/230 START DATE September or January PROGRAM NUMBER 230 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate

Program highlights

Graduate opportunities

Admission requirements

• Experience the benefits of a program designed to help students reach and achieve their desired academic path and career potential • Choose from a wide variety of course options that, upon successful program completion, can lead to future studies in Business, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Human Services and many other college and university programs • Gain transferable academic employability and skills that promote student success in postsecondary education in the workplaces

• Pursue further education in: oo Human Services oo Practical Nursing oo Social Sciences oo Media Studies oo Health Specialists oo Business • Enhance your chances of acceptance into competitive programs at Mohawk and other colleges • Enhance your chances of acceptance into a Canadian University • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities, visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

• OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including: oo 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 • Options are available for mature applicants

ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR

$6,001-8,000AND $8,001+ $4,000-6,000 TUITION FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • First Year Foundations • Communications Options (Select 3): • Aging in Society • Environmental Sustainability • History :Myth and Reality • Human Relations • Introduction to Anthropology • Introduction to Government in Society • Introduction to Psychology • Introduction to Sociology • Mathematics 1 - General Arts And Science • Plagues and People: A History of Disease and Medicine • Popular Culture • Positive Psychology • Preparatory Biology • Society, Technology And Social Issues • G.A.S. Option 1 • G.A.S. Option 2 • G.A.S. Option 3

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/230 SEMESTER 2 • Introduction to Critical Thinking Options (Select 4): • Art History • Developmental Psychology • DNA: Diet, Nutrition and Ancestry • History of War and Society: 20th Century • Human Sexuality • Introduction to Forensic Anthropology • Introduction to Globalization • Issues in Health and Healing • Literature for General Arts & Science • Math • Preparatory Chemistry • Preparatory Physics • Race and Ethnic Dynamics • Social Entrepreneurship • Sociology: Diversity and Social Change • G.A.S. Option 4 • G.A.S. Option 5 • G.A.S. Option 6 • G.A.S. Option 7

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General Arts and Science (University Transfer) This program is designed to offer transfer pathways to additional college and university programs. Program highlights

Graduate opportunities

Admission requirements

• Experience the benefits of a program designed to help students reach and achieve their desired academic path and career potential • Choose from a wide variety of course options that, upon successful program completion, can lead to future studies in Business, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Human Services and many other college and university programs • Gain transferable academic and employability skills that promote student success in postsecondary education and in the workplace

• Pursue further education in: oo Human Services oo Practical Nursing oo Social Sciences oo Media Studies oo Health Specialists oo Business • Enhance your chances of acceptance into competitive programs at Mohawk and other colleges • Enhance your chances of acceptance into a Canadian University with the opportunity for significant credit transfer • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities, visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/208 START DATE September, January (Fast Track - see page 3) PROGRAM NUMBER 208 PROGRAM LENGTH 2 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ FAST TRACK

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • First Year Foundations • Communications Options (Select 3): • Aging in Society • Environmental Sustainability • History: Myth and Reality • Human Relations • Introduction to Anthropology • Introduction to Government in Society • Introduction to Psychology • Introduction to Sociology • Mathematics 1 - General Arts And Science • Plagues and People: A History of Disease and Medicine • Popular Culture • Positive Psychology • Preparatory Biology • Society, Technology And Social Issues • G.A.S. Option 1 • G.A.S. Option 2 • G.A.S. Option 3 ∆

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/208 SEMESTER 2 • Introduction to Critical Thinking Options (Select 4): • Introduction to Forensic Anthropology • Art History • Developmental Psychology • DNA: Diet, Nutrition and Ancestry • History of War and Society: 20th Century • Human Sexuality • Introduction to Globalization • Issues in Health and Healing • Literature for General Arts & Science • Math • Preparatory Chemistry • Preparatory Physics • Race and Ethnic Dynamics • Social Entrepreneurship • Sociology: Diversity and Social Change • G.A.S. Option 4 • G.A.S. Option 5 • G.A.S. Option 6 • G.A.S. Option 7

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SEMESTER 3 • Labour Studies • Abnormal Psychology (G.A.S.) • History of Western Civilization 1 • Inquiry • Introduction to Philosophy • Women's Studies SEMESTER 4 • History of Western Civilization II • Independent Study • Introduction To Applied Research • Political Economy • Social Psychology • World Religions

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General Arts and Science – English for Academic Purposes Elevate your reading, writing, listening and speaking in English to a higher academic level. ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/278 START DATE September, January, May PROGRAM NUMBER 278 PROGRAM LENGTH 4 semesters LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Certificate

This program is intended for learners whose first language is not English and who want to pursue college level programs requiring English language proficiency.

Program highlights

Admission requirements

• Select courses to meet students’ needs with the help of a coordinator • OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance program) eligible for Canadian students • Great preparation for a college program • Improves skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing • Successful completion guarantees admission to selected Mohawk College career programs • Postsecondary credits

• New students must complete a mandatory language assessment after their offer of admission and before they select their timetables • Based on the results of their assessments, applicants may be advised that this intensive one-year program will provide them with the preparation they need to succeed in a Mohawk College career program

Note: International Students visit mohawkcollege.ca/478

1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

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Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/278

By completing language courses within the POS, students will earn two post-secondary credits (Elective - Cultural Norms at Work and Elective – General Education 1 SEMESTER 1 • Basic Integrated English 1 • Basic Integrated English 2 • Communiction Lab 1 • Comminication Lab 2

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SEMESTER 2 • Basic Integrated English 3 • Basic Integrated English 4 • Communiction Lab 3 • Communication Lab 4

SEMESTER 3 • Applied English for Academic Purposes 5 • Applied English for Academic Purposes 6 • Communication Lab 5 • Communiction Lab 6

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SEMESTER 4 • Academic Preparation • Communication Technology • Cultural Norms at Work - Elective • English for Academic Purposes 7 • Elective - General Education 1

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GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES CERTIFICATES

DIPLOMAS

DEGREES*

Accessible Media Production.......... 176 Advanced Police Studies................. 177

Early Childhood Education (Intensive)........................................ 191

Bachelor of Technology Partnership: Degree Completion Program.......... 182

Advanced Security Management.... 178

Educational Support (Intensive)...... 192

Diploma RPN to BScN Degree....... 190

Autism and Behavioural Science..... 180

Practical Nursing (PSW to PN Bridging Stream)............197

*Degrees awarded by McMaster University

Brain Disorders Management ........ 183 Business Analysis............................. 184 Community and Social Services Management................................... 186

Recreation Therapy (Intensive)..........199 Social Service Worker (Intensive).......200

Concurrent Disorders...................... 187 Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography...... 188 Human Resources Management..... 194 International Business Management................................... 195 Mental Health and Disability Management.....................................196 Public Relations.................................198

Students in Health Science programs will be required to participate in a recorded simulated learning environment in order to fulfill program requirements.

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Accessible Media Production Join the first graduate program in Ontario to focus on accessible media production.

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/390 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 390 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year or less (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario$8,001+ College $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000

Graduate Certificate

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$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Graduates gain a competitive advantage in producing content for the growing market of Canadians with disabilities • Receive intensive training in producing accessible content across all media platforms, including television, print and online • Learn to create accessible content using the latest hardware and software technology and applications • Examine disability issues, activism and legislation including AODA • Investigate the experiences of people with disabilities • Develop the skills and knowledge to apply accessible media practices to business and entrepreneurship opportunities • Participate in a unique executive delivery format that supports students with fulltime commitments

Industries of employment: • Media and entertainment • Government • Private and public business • Not-for-profit • Education

• 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)

Occupational categories: • Office administration • Public relations, journalism • Front-end web content editors • Graphic design • Social Media

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Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Accessible Content Creation • Assistive Technology • Capstone 1 • Disability Legislation for Media Professionals • Diversity Perspectives • Inclusive Writing & Communication

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/390 SEMESTER 2 • Assistive Technology & Media Content • Business Applications & Entrepreneurship • Capstone 2 • Social Media, Accessibility and Analytics • Web Accessibility

G R A D U AT E A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L S T U D I E S

Advanced Police Studies Complete an intensive graduate program to prepare for a meaningful and challenging career in law enforcement in just 28 weeks. Program highlights • Build an advanced set of knowledge and skills for a career in policing and other forms of Law Enforcement • Practice intelligence lead policing, crime scene management, suspect detection and apprehension • Develop effective problem solving, critical decision making, note taking and report writing skills, particularly in evidence gathering and arrest • Experience judgemental training, basic marksmanship skills and use of force scenarios on our Meggitt Training Simulator • Apply skills during interactive practical scenario training using our state of the art facilities: oo Dynamic Tactical Simulation Lab oo Police Vehicle Lab oo Mock Trial Courtroom oo Use of Force Training Room • Apply accountable, ethical and effective professional practices when interacting with individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds during judgemental training scenarios • Apply best practice principles to mitigate civil liabilities and manage risks in law enforcement • Enhance communication, team-building and behavioural interviewing skills • Learn advanced police use of force training by leading credentialed experts

Program of Studies

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Careers Industries of employment: • Police Services: Municipal, Regional, Provincial, First Nations, R.C.M.P. and Military • Provincial and Federal Law Enforcement

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Criminology or other related field OR Combination of education and work experience deemed equivalent by the College Some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards, driving abstracts and health standards, including vision, must be met A Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) and additional selection criteria may be used to assess applicants in this program (Pardons are possible, seek legal counsel) Applicants should be advised that employers require a Police Criminal Record Check Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/226 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 226 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆

Occupational categories: $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

• Police Officers • Crisis Prevention and Response • Crime Scene Management and Analysis • Peace Officer • CBSA Officer (Canada Border Services Agency)

$6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000College Mohawk leads in hands-on training by experienced faculty employing $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 judgemental training$8,001+ systems.

Admission requirements

Students will train with Judgemental Training Video Systems and Police Tactical Structures.

• Minimum two year College diploma in Police Foundations or Protection Security and Investigation or related field OR • University degree in

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Court Preparation and Testing • Crime Scene Analysis • Fraud Examinations • Investigative Technique • Personal Fitness Training • Police Vehicle Safety & Skills • Professional Development and Conduct • Use of Force: Mechanical Skills

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• Live-fire indoctrination on industry specific firearms • Assistance provided in obtaining certification and training in: oo Mental Health First Aid oo Human Trafficking oo Advanced Drug Awareness oo Close Protection Training oo Critical Incident Response Training oo Private Investigator Training/ Security Guard Training oo CPR, First Aid and AED oo Canadian Firearms Safety and Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (PAL/ RPAL)

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/226 SEMESTER 2 • Computer Investigative Techniques • Document and Evidentiary Jurisprudence • Judgemental Training Scenarios • Physical Readiness for Justice Careers • Police Applicants: Process & Preparation • Search Authority & Liability • Use of Force: Tactical Skills

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Advanced Security Management Develop an advanced level of skills and knowledge in the ever-changing world of sophisticated and enhanced protection services. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/174 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 174 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

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Mohawk College employs simulated judgemental training systems, both $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ tactical and virtual, in scenario based learning.

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Examine computer forensics, risk management, executive protection, threat assessments and intelligence gathering and analysis • Work within a new, fully functional Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) • Opportunity to acquire a number of emergency management related certificates • Work towards designation as a Certified Fraud Examiner and Business Continuity Professional • Experience practical exercises in advanced surveillance, close protection, intelligence gathering and event management • Research the extensive, professional career opportunities available in a rapidly expanding industry to career and professional development • Training embedded within the program includes: Canadian Firearms Safety and Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety courses (PAL/ RPAL), live-fire indoctrination on industry-specific firearms and Characteristics of Armed Persons seminar provided by members of the Provincial Weapons Enforcement Unit

Industries of employment: • Corporate Protection and Intelligence • Event Security • Government Security Customs and Immigration, Natural Resources, Transportation and Fraud

• Minimum two year college diploma in Police Foundations, Community and Justice Services or Protection, Security and Investigation, Web Informatics or Security related field OR University Criminology degree OR Equivalent combination of education and work experience • Some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards, driving abstracts and health standards, including vision, must be met • A Police Criminal Record Check (PCRC) and additional selection criteria may be used to assess applicants in this program (Pardons are possible, seek legal counsel) • Applicants should be advised that employers require a Police Criminal Record Check • Security or Private Investigation license recommended • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Occupational categories: • Protection Insurance Risk Management • Fraud and Breach of Security Forensics • Emergency Preparedness and Critical Incident Management • Municipal, Provincial, Federal and International Protection and Enforcement • Corporate Security Management • Loss Prevention/ Private Investigators • Incident and Risk Management • Business Continuity • Electronic Security Specialists • Protection and InvestigationBorders, Airports • Investigation and Evidence • Ministry Field Services • Operational and Personal Security

Hear what Sarah has to say at mohawkcollege.ca/174

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Crime Scene Analysis • Fraud Examinations • Intelligence Operations • Investigative Analysis • Operational & Personal Security • Personal Fitness Training • Professional Development

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/174 SEMESTER 2 • Business Continuity • Computer Investigative Techniques • Corporate Intelligence • Operational & Personal Security Application • Physical Readiness for Justice Careers • Project Management and Leadership • Terrorism in Canada

ANDREW Advanced Security Management, ‘17 “I entered the program to learn and engage within a team environment. I left as a stronger, more competitive candidate for the security industry.”

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JOSEPH Advanced Security Management, ‘17 “Industry-specific capstone projects make up the core of the Advanced Security Management program. Learning from instructors who are subject matter experts has provided me with the skill set and tools to successfully complete these projects and be highly competitive in the marketplace.”

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Autism and Behavioural Science Enter a field where you can help individuals with autism and other behavioural challenges improve skills with treatment and care. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/164 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 164 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that can affect the social, communicative and play behaviour in individuals. The condition affects approximately one in 68 people in Canada. Without treatment, individuals with autism may not learn to speak, interact or function in their community. Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is used to teach individuals with autism to develop new skills, such as language or social play, through Intensive Behavioural Intervention (IBI) teaching and positive reinforcement.

Program highlights • Apply evidence-based treatments and how they are used to teach individuals with autism • Design, implement and evaluate behavioural strategies • Comprehend and respond to needs of family members • Train caregivers to implement educational techniques with their children • Develop an understanding of the field of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), in the intensive behaviour intervention application with children with autism

Field placements $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

STUDENT TESTIMONIAL “The Autism and Behavioural Science program is a miracle in my $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ mind. I came across this program by chance. The program has given me a better opportunity not only to understand autism but other developmental disorders as well. With the ever increasing attention being placed on autism, knowing that I can help just one child accomplish one goal, is the reason I am here.” – JuliAnn Mohawk's Autism and Behavioural Science program has the highest overall student satisfaction of any comparable program in Ontario.

COMPETITIVE

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

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• Students will complete two field placements in community settings, such as hospitals, clinics, classrooms or residential settings, to obtain real work experience throughout Ontario • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access

Program of Studies

to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending field placement activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements within or outside the Hamilton region. Please note that travel during the day is also required and many field placement sites are not located on a bus route. Preference for field placement site will not be given to students without access to transportation. • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter or continue in a placement while in the program • Students may be required to complete various Immunizations and Disease Screening Protocols required by some field placement agencies

Careers Industries of employment: • Community Treatment Agencies • Hospital/Clinical Settings • Private Agencies or Independent Contractors • Family Homes • School Boards Occupational categories: • Instructor Therapists • Behaviour Therapists • ABA Therapists

Admission requirements • Minimum two-year College diploma or University degree • Preference given to applicants with Human Services, Psychology and Health Sciences Diplomas and Degrees • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment

(Effective Fall 2017)

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/164 SEMESTER 1 • Autism - Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) • Autism and Behavioural Science Field Seminar 1 • Ethics and Professionalism • Field Placement • Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis • Non Violent Crisis Intervention • Specialized Instructional Strategies • Working with Families and Teams

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SEMESTER 2 • Autism and Behavioural Science Field Seminar 2 • Behavioural Skill Building • Field Placement 2 • Parent and Staff Training • Transition Planning and Implementation • Treating Challenging Behaviour

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• iPads or macbooks are required to be used in this program • Access to a vehicle is required to travel to and from placements, and often throughout the day to travel to client's homes. Also - most placements are outside of Hamilton, and all students will have to travel for at least one placement • Communicable disease screening and a police check are required to begin placement • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges • Fluency requirements must be met for applicants where English is their second language. Visit mohawkcollege. ca/164-english

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Bachelor of Technology Partnership: Degree Completion Program College grads: Get a degree that works for you in Civil, Manufacturing, Power, or Software Engineering Technology. DEGREE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE

Read more at mybtechdegree.ca START DATE September, January, May PROGRAM LENGTH 24 courses LOCATION McMaster University (Engineering Technology Building) CREDENTIAL University Degree & Business Management Certificate FOR MORE INFORMATION Call: 905-525-9140 ext. 21644 Email: btech@mcmaster.ca

Yves Landry Foundation Award Winning Program

CO-OP

Engineering Technology Building, McMaster University

The W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology offers the Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) Degree Completion Program in response to industry's needs. Advanced engineering theory and math subjects, along with a concentration of courses in business and management, prepare students for upward career mobility or further education, including university level master’s and doctoral programs in engineering or business (e.g. MEng, MBA, MASc, etc.). All courses are offered through classes at McMaster University and are held in the evenings and on Saturdays. Many students choose to study part-time while they continue to work, but full-time studies are available as well. For details, visit mybtechdegree.ca.

Program Streams • Civil Engineering Infrastructure Technology • Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Power and Energy Engineering Technology • Software Engineering Technology

Eligible Mohawk Programs: Civil Engineering Infrastructure Technology • Architectural Technology • Civil Engineering Technology Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Chemical Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology Power and Energy Engineering Technology • Computer Engineering Technology • Electrical Engineering Technology – Control • Energy Systems Engineering Technology – Clean and Renewable Energy • Mechanical Engineering Technology Software Engineering Technology • Computer Engineering Technology

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• Computer Systems Technology – Network Engineering and Security Analyst • Computer Systems Technology – Software Development • Electrical Engineering Technology – Control

Careers Civil Engineering Infrastructure Technology • Project Manager • Civil Engineer • Assistant Superintendent • Wastewater Operator Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Advanced Quality Engineer • Fire Protection Consultant • Regional Engineering Supervisor • Robot Programmer Power and Energy Engineering Technology • Protection and Control Field Engineer • Electrical Controls Engineer • Electrical Maintenance Coordinator • Business Developer, Automation Software Engineering Technology • Software Developer/Engineer • Senior Software Architect • Software Solutions Manager • Senior Manager, Compliance Technology

Admission requirements The Degree Completion Program will consider students who have completed an advanced threeyear technology diploma in a related technology field with a minimum cumulative GPA of 75% (3.0 on a 4.0 scale). If you have a cumulative average of between 70 and 74.9%, please contact us to discuss the alternate pathway that may be open to you. • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges Note: You must submit transcripts for all post secondary work that you have completed (at a university or college in Canada or internationally), including education in any field completed prior to or after your advanced diploma.

Co-op All programs include eight months (two academic terms) of co-op work. Students who have already completed at least two co-op terms as part of their college diploma or who will have sufficient work experience in a related field by the time course requirements are completed can be assessed for a waiver.

G R A D U AT E A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L S T U D I E S

Brain Disorders Management Investigate and develop programming, treatment and management of individuals who have brain disorders.

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• First program in Ontario to focus on Brain Disorders Management • Unique delivery to support applicants with full time commitments • Small class sizes • Apply collaborative skills to support individuals with brain disorders and their families • Observe, practice and evaluate classroom theories through field placements

Industries of employment: • Long-Term Care Facilities • Acute or Chronic Care Hospitals • Day Programs • Respite Care Programs • Community-Based Agencies serving people with disabilities

• Allied university degree or college diploma in Health Studies or Human Services (70% guideline) with at least one course in developmental and abnormal psychology. oo Examples of allied degree/ diplomas may include but are not limited to: Child & Youth Worker, Developmental Service Worker, Early Childhood Education, BA-Education, Gerontology, Health and Aging, Health Science, Human Kinetics, Kinesiology, Neuroscience, Physical Education, Psychology, Recreation and Leisure, Social Service Worker, Sociology, BA-Science • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Program of Studies SEMESTER 1 • The Brain Mind and Memory • Brain Disorders • Symptoms of Brain Disorders • Management and Treatment of Brain Disorders - 1 • Pharmacology in Brain Disorders Management

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ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/470 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 470 PROGRAM LENGTH 3 semesters (40 weeks) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario Graduate $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000College Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/470 SEMESTER 2 • Brain Disorders-Impact on Family Relationships • Community Services for Brain Disorders • Advanced Mental Health • Legal Implications and Brain Disorders • Field Placement Preparation for BDM

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SEMESTER 3 • Field Placement Seminar – BDM • Field Placement – BDM

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Business Analysis Recommend solutions to support organizational change through comprehensive analysis of business and enterprise need. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/334 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 334 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Program highlights • Develop new or improved innovative business processes from gap analysis through process design in support of a company’s strategic objectives in a socially responsible manner • Utilize effective and established research, documentation methods and business improvement procedures in order to develop and document business processes and business models according to established timelines and project goals • Plan, manage and facilitate the requirements gathering activities throughout the requirements process for changes to a business system, including analysis of the interdependence between financial and operational metrics • Develop strategies to bridge gaps between requirements and existing systems using appropriate methods, tools, techniques and documentation in accordance with standard business practices • Use a project management approach to communicate technical and business information to a variety of stakeholders, including technical and business stakeholders

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Enterprise Analysis and Planning • Professional Development and Networking Skills • Project Management Applications • Quality Assurance Methodologies • Requirements Analysis

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• Collaborate, network and communicate with various stakeholders in an ethical manner by applying negotiation and problemsolving skills in order to evaluate and align business processes and business models with the strategic objectives of the organization

Experiential learning opportunity • Participate in real-world learning experiences through a variety of experiential learning opportunities such as field placement, industry projects and/or business case simulations • Apply knowledge and skills gained in academic studies to enhance skills and to establish or refine professional and personal development goals in an experiential learning environment that ensures access to leading industry practice

Graduate opportunities Upon completion of the credential, graduates may be eligible for various external accreditations or designations. Graduates of the Business Analysis program may receive the Academic Diploma in Business Analysis from the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA)

Careers Occupational categories: • Business Analysts • Business Process Analysts • Change Management Specialist • Project Manager • Operations Analyst • Program Quality Analyst • Business Systems Analyst • Data Analyst

Admission requirements • 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) oo Postsecondary transcripts, indicating courses completed to date • Fluency requirements must be met for applicants where English is their second language. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/ 334-english • International Visa students may contact Mohawk International at mohawkcollege.ca/ international for more information • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/334 SEMESTER 2 • Business Analytics and Intelligence • Database Design and Management • Experiential Learning Opportunity • Negotiation, Facilitation, and Communication • Programming Fundamentals • Requirements Management and Communication • Solution Assessment and Validation

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Community and Social Services Management Learn to manage community organizations, including those in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/987 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 987 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year or less (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Develop the skills required to successfully manage community organizations, including those in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors • Examine and apply marketbased strategies to achieve a social purpose • Explore the key dimensions of the relationships between business, government, and wider society • Develop and apply leadership competencies and develop a vision and values-based management approach

• Individual and family services • Civic and social organizations • Local and municipal public administration • Retirement and nursing care facilities

• An Ontario College Diploma (two-year or longer) or University Degree OR • An acceptable combination of related work experience and postsecondary education (as determined by the College)

CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

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Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Ethical Practice • Management Principles • Project Management Applications • Public Administration • Social Entrepreneurship • The Canadian Social Economy

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/987 SEMESTER 2 • Accounting And Financial Management (Hrm) • Corporate Social Responsibilities • Human Resources Management In Canada • Integrated Learning Project • Leadership and Communications • Resources Development & Civic Engagement

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Concurrent Disorders Learn to assess, treat and work with individuals and families battling addiction and mental health issues who present complex diagnosis and treatment challenges. Recently, there has been 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-centred 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.

Program highlights • Understand concurrent disorders and their impact on individuals and families • Gain an understanding of treatment modalities utilized in treating concurrent disorders • Develop an understanding of substance abuse, mental illness and the use of drugs • Complete field placements in a variety of community organizations • Discover a blend of inclassroom lectures, online courses and community engagement

Field Placements • Students will complete field placements in a variety of community organizations throughout South Central Ontario • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students shall be expected to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending field placement

Program of Studies

Careers Industries of employment: • Community Agencies • Day Programs • Detoxification Units • Residential Treatment • Mental Health Services • Addiction Services • Shelters

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Concurrent Disorders • Concurrent Disorders, Issues and Ethics • Development of Counselling Skills • Fostering Healthy Lifestyles • Pharmacology for Concurrent Disorders • Preparation for Field Placement

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activity. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements within or outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence under the criminal code for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter field placement • Students may be required to complete various Immunizations and Disease Screening protocols required by some field placement agencies • Students are expected to be available to complete approximately 30 hours per week of field placement in March and April

Occupational Category: • Social Service Workers • Case Managers • Mental Health Workers • Community Workers • Addiction Workers

Admission requirements • 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 • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/252 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 252 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/252 SEMESTER 2 • CD Treatment: Models for Treating Varied Populations • Concurrent Disorders Field Seminar • Critical Incident and Safety Management • Field Placement Concurrent Disorders • Relapse Prevention and Harm Reduction • Research, Reports and Proposals • Supporting Families Living with Concurrent Disorders

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

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Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography Through lab, classroom and clinical experience, deliver critical diagnostic data using sonographic technology. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/717 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 717 PROGRAM LENGTH 54 weeks LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1 YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆ ST

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

This program has been granted a six-year accreditation status. Outcomes of the Diagnostic $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ Cardiac Sonography program meet the competencies outlined in the Sonography Canada National Competency profile (NCP). Visit sonographycanada.ca

COMPETITIVE

Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

Program highlights

Skills courses

Admission requirements

• Develop theoretical and clinical competency in the field of cardiac sonography • Gain extensive on-site laboratory experience utilizing state-of-theart equipment • Participate in two semesters of clinical training with affiliated clinical agencies

All students will be required to act as simulated patients for their peers in skills course labs and during skills practice sessions.

This is a limited enrolment program. Possession of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the program.

Functional demands: • The Diagnostic Medical Sonography health professions are intellectually, emotionally and physically demanding. It is important that applicants become familiar with the profession(s) before entering the program so they are able to function at an acceptable standard. Learn about the functional requirements and physical demands for Medical Sonographers: (NOC 3216) noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/NOC/ Profile.aspx?val=3&val1=3216& ver=16&val65=3216

Industries of employment: • Community and Teaching Hospitals • Private Cardiology and Diagnostic Centres • Medical Ultrasound Equipment Occupational categories: • Canadian Registered Cardiac Sonographers (CRCS) • Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographers (RDCS) • Clinical Application Specialist

Graduate Opportunities • Graduates are eligible to take the required examinations to register with Sonography Canada. Visit sonographycanada.ca

• A Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer • A graduate of a two-year registered health professions diploma program with six credit hours in Human Anatomy and Physiology, or equivalent, and six more health care-related credit hours (i.e., ethics, psychology, patient care, medical research, etc). Such health occupations include but are not limited to Medical Radiation Technologist, Respiratory Therapist, Registered Practical Nurse, Cardiovascular Technologist, Registered Massage Therapist, Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant

Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

Clinical practice may be completed at a minimum of two clinical agencies that may be located throughout Ontario (e.g. Ottawa, Owen Sound). The Program will determine allocation of students to these sites. Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit or may require the student to relocate. Students must prepare financially and personally to relocate and/ or commute to their assigned clinical placement. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to clinical placements. Students may be required to attend clinical practice in a site that is not of their choosing.

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 • Applied Cardiovascular Physiology • Applied Sonographic Physics and Instrumentation 1 • Cardiac Scanning • Intro to Adult Echocardiography • Professional Practice of Cardiac Sonography

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Careers

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/717 SEMESTER 2 • Applied Patient Care • Applied Sonographic Physics and Instrumentation 2 • Cardiac Scanning 2 • Congenital Heart Disease • Pathology and Function of the Adult Heart • Valvular Disease

SEMESTER 3 • Clinical Placement 1 SEMESTER 4 • Clinical Placement 2

• A graduate of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a registered health professions program with six credit hours in Human Anatomy and Physiology, or equivalent, and six more health care-related hours (i.e., ethics, psychology, patient care, medical research, etc). Such degrees include but are not limited to BSc Kinesiology, BA Kinesiology, BSc Nursing, Bachelor of Medical Radiation Sciences, Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences, MSc OT and MSc PT • Applicants that have not been active in their profession within the past five years are not eligible to apply to the program • Applications must be received by ontariocolleges.ca on or before February 1. After February 1, applications are considered on a first-come, first-served basis, providing there are still vacancies in the program. Submission requirements • A current résumé detailing duration and level of any patient care experience and names of courses and course codes requested under Admission Requirements section • An original transcript of all postsecondary education • A copy of current registration or license in your profession (not required for applicants who have not yet completed the ‘Admission Requirements’ that they are applying under)

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Degrees from countries other than Canada and the US: • “Course-by-course” Foreign Transcript Evaluation for Canadian Equivalency can be done through: - ICAS - WES - CES • Applicants with landed immigrant status must submit a copy of permanent residence card • Mandatory admission requirements for all applicants for whom English is a second language: oo TOEFL iBT score, completed within 2 years of application, of 98 (with a minimum score of 24 in each of reading, listening and writing and 26 in speaking) OR oo IELTS score of 7.0 (with no band less than 6.5) Applications without TOEFL or IELTS results will not be considered. All required documents must be received by the admissions advisor on or before February 15. Applications completed between February 15 to 28 may be considered for a spot on the waiting list. Applications completed after February 28 may not be reviewed. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

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Diploma RPN to BScN Degree Upgrade your current Registered Practical Nursing Diploma to earn a BScN Degree! DEGREE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/755 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 755 PROGRAM LENGTH 3 academic years (period of 8 months) LOCATION Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster and Six Nations PolytechnicBrantford CREDENTIAL $8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 University Degree BScN ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Degree awarded by McMaster University. Competitive Program: Apply by February 1

Program highlights • This program builds on the knowledge and skills acquired in the diploma Practical Nursing program • Students receive 30 units of advanced credit and enter at Level II. The two Level II ‘nursing’ courses are designed to assist students in transitioning to the baccalaureate program • Both streams are integrated for most courses • The curriculum is planned for three years of full-time study. Students are allowed six years after the first ‘nursing’ course to complete the program requirements

Careers Industries of employment: • Staff Nurses in Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Visiting Nursing Agencies and Public Health Departments • Care Managers for Community Care Access Centres • Entrepreneurs Owning and Managing a Health Care or Nursing Care Business • Researchers in Nursing Care, Nurse Education and Health Care

• Educators of Individuals, Families, Communities and Nursing Students Occupational categories: • Registered Nurses

Admission requirements • Submit proof of a current CNO annual registration payment or proof of eligibility to write in May or June, 2018 and subsequently pass the Practical Nurse Registration examination by the deadline of March 30, 2018 FIND A NURSE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE • Submit proof of a diploma in Practical Nursing (two-year program) from an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology or equivalent, with a minimum overall average of 75% or higher All educational documents, diplomas, and proof of CNO must be submitted to OCAS by March 30, 2018

Note: University degree credit courses completed prior to admission will be assessed. CASPer™ Test (ComputerBased Assessment for Sampling Personal Characteristics) All applicants to the Diploma RPN to BScN Degree program, at Mohawk College are required to complete a mandatory online 90 minute computer-based test (CASPer™), to assist with our selection process. Successful completion of CASPer™ is mandatory in order to maintain admission eligibility. CASPer™ assesses for non-cognitive skills and interpersonal characteristics we believe are important for successful students and graduates of our program and will complement our other applicant screening tools. In implementing CASPer™, we are trying to further enhance fairness and objectivity in our selection process. • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

For program of studies, program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/755

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Pre-clinical requirements

Clinical placements

• Clinical placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. Students should expect to either have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation when attending clinical placements in our catchment area that includes Hamilton, Brantford, Halton, Niagara, Norfolk and surrounding regions • Students are responsible for their own travel and costs to clinical placements.

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Early Childhood Education (Intensive) Prepare for a fulfilling career working with children to foster lifelong learning.

Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

• Full Day Kindergarten • Child care and Early Learning Agencies providing care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school aged children • Parent-Child Drop-In Programs such as Ontario Early Years Centres or Parent and Family Literacy Centres • Professional Resource Sites

• University degree in Humanities or Social Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Education) or equivalent or college diploma related to Human Services (70% guideline) including courses in Family Dynamics, Communications and General Electives • Applicants who have completed postsecondary education in outside fields may be considered if they have the following courses: Communications/English, Family Dynamics and General Electives • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Field placements

Graduate opportunities

• Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students will be expected to have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation. Mohawk shall not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements within or outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence under the criminal code for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter field placement • Students will be required to complete various Immunizations and Disease Screening protocols required by some field placement agencies

Program of Studies

(Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • ECE Curriculum 1 • Health, Safety & Nutrition • Learning Environment 1 • Principles of Development 1 • Principles of Ethical Practice • Responsive Care for Infants and Toddlers • Supervision And Administration

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• Graduates are eligible for membership into the Ontario College of Early Childhood Educators • For degree transfer/ completion opportunities visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/263 START DATE January PROGRAM NUMBER 263 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/263 SEMESTER 2 • ECE Curriculum 2 • Field Placement 1 • Field Placement 2 • Field Placement 3 • Inclusion in the ECE Classroom • Learning Environment 2 • Principles of Development 2

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

• Theory to Practice 1 • Theory to Practice 2 • Theory to Practice 3

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Educational Support (Intensive) Make a difference providing support to exceptional students dealing with physical, emotional or intellectual challenges while attending school.

ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/997 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 997 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Diploma 1 YEAR $6,001-8,000 $8,001+ $4,000-6,000ESTIMATED ST

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Program highlights

Careers

Admission requirements

Industries of employment: • School Boards • Private Schools • Community Facilities offering Special Education • College and Postsecondary Programs

• Allied University degree or college diploma in Health Sciences or Human Services (70% guideline) with at least one course in developmental or abnormal psychology • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended • iPads are required to be used in this program • Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Field placements • Field placements may occur at locations that are not accessible by public transit. As such, students will be expected to have access to a car or the ability to supply their own transportation. Mohawk will not be responsible for providing students with transportation to field placements within or outside the Hamilton region • Registered students who have been convicted of an offence for which they have not been pardoned may be denied the opportunity to enter or continue in a placement while in the program

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Foundations of Education and Cultural Diversity • Interpersonal Dynamics and Safety in an Educational Setting • Physical Multiple and Communication Exceptionalities • Placement 1 • Technology and Adaptive Devices in Education • Total Communication

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Occupational categories: • Educational Assistants • Learning Facilitators

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/997 SEMESTER 2 • Autism Spectrum Disorder- Assisting Student Development • Behaviour and Mental Health Exceptionalities • Learning Strategies and Classroom Skills • Math in an Educational Setting • Placement 2 • Transition Planning

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"I chose Mohawk for the community and also because it comes highly recommended among my peers. The hiring percentage after graduation was very promising." BRENDON Educational Support

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Human Resources Management Leading people, innovating organizations — develop strategic skills to effectively manage a diverse workforce in today’s ever changing business environment. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/113 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 113 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 10 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR TUITION AND FEES∆

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

The Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA) grants the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation. Visit hrpa.ca

Program highlights • Acquire theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to become a successful practitioner of Human Resources Management in the areas of recruitment, training, performance management, compensation, health and safety and labour relations • Interact with and receive guidance from individuals in the Human Resources industry through guest speakers, mentoring initiatives and conducting information interviews

Work placements The placement component of the HR program is a vital aspect of the student’s Program of Studies, and provides the student with valuable hands on experience working in a Human Resources department. The unpaid placement involves full-time hours for seven weeks in May and June. Previous students have been placed with municipal governments, hospitals, not-forprofit organizations, manufacturing firms (union and non-union) and in the service sector

Designations Courses in this program include the nine courses required by the Human Resources Professional Association to obtain the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation. The CHRP designation is awarded to

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017)

SEMESTER 1 • Accounting and Financial Management (Hrm) • Canadian Occupational Health & Safety • Employment Law • Human Resources Management Career Development • Human Resources Management in Canada • Human Resources Software Applications • Organizational Behaviour (Hrm)

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individuals who are members of the Human Resources Professional Association of Ontario, have completed the nine required courses (minimum average of 70% with no course grade below 65%), passed the Comprehensive Knowledge Exam (CKE1), passed the CHRP Employment Law Exam and successfully completed the Job Ready Program. Effective October 2014 a university degree is no longer required for the CHRP designation. Graduates of the Mohawk College Human Resources Management Graduate program who have a university degree will be eligible to pursue the CHRL (Certified Human Resources Leader) designation. For information on the two HR designations (CHRP, CHRL), offered through the Human Resources Professional Association, visit hrpa.ca

Careers Industries of employment: • Municipalities, Hospitals, School Boards, Provincial and Federal Government Agencies • Manufacturing, Retail and Service Sectors • Consulting Firms and Placement Agencies Occupational categories: • Human Resources Generalists • Recruiters • Training and Development Specialists • Compensation and Benefits Administrators • Labour Relations Assistants

• Health and Safety Assistants • Human Resources Management Entry-Level Positions

Graduate opportunities For degree transfer/ completion opportunities, visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

Admission requirements • A university degree or three-year College diploma Applicant Selection: • Eligible applicants will be selected on the basis of the following selection criteria: oo Previous academic achievement oo Demonstrated experience • Postsecondary transcripts, indicating courses completed to date, must be submitted at the time of application • Applicants will be requested to submit a detailed résume and cover letter to illustrate their suitability for a career in Human Resources Management • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/113 SEMESTER 2 • Advanced HR Software Applications • Compensation Administration • Human Resources Management Work Placement • Human Resources Recruitment and Selection • Labour Relations • Strategic Human Resource Planning • Training and Development

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International Business Management An approach to business with an international view — look at the world as your marketplace from cultural, economic and strategic perspectives. Program highlights

ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

• Research potential international opportunities with consideration of culture, finance, legal and distribution issues • Develop an international market entry strategy for a service or product • Create an international business plan to support the global strategy of a company • Investigate and analyze aspects of international trade for an organization • Benefit from teaching by entrepreneurs and other seasoned professionals who have experience in international trade, investment and management • Gain specialized knowledge and ability in international business

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/116 START DATE September, January, May PROGRAM NUMBER 116 PROGRAM LENGTH 1 academic year (period of 8 months) LOCATION Fennell Campus CREDENTIAL Ontario College Graduate Certificate ESTIMATED 1ST YEAR$8,001+ $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 TUITION AND FEES∆

Careers Industries of employment: • Transportation and Trade Industries • Government entities that assist International Trade • International Manufacturing Occupational categories: • Foreign Affairs Analyst • International Account Representatives • Logistics and Distribution Specialist • International Market Research Analyst

Program of Studies

Admission requirements

• For degree transfer/ completion opportunities, visit mohawkcollege.ca/ credittransfer

• Postsecondary college or university diploma/degree, preferably in a Business Program • Equivalent work experience in a business or financial setting will be considered on an individual basis • Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

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SEMESTER 1 • E. Commerce • Global Business Environment • International Market Entry Strategies • International Marketing • International Trade Finance • International Trade Research

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Graduate opportunities

$4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 $8,001+

Mohawk's International Business Management program has the highest overall student satisfaction of any comparable program in Ontario.

For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/116 SEMESTER 2 • Corporate Social Responsibilities • Global Supply Chain Management • International Trade Management • Legal Aspects of International Trade • Professional Skills • Project Management

Based on 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

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Mental Health and Disability Management Prepare for a fulfilling career to provide specialized mental health training for individuals interested in working with various types of health-related disabilities. ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/475 START DATE September PROGRAM NUMBER 475 PROGRAM LENGTH 3 semesters (40 weeks) LOCATION Fennell Campus

Program highlights

Field placements

Admission requirements

• First program in Ontario to focus on Mental Health and Disability Management • Unique delivery to support applicants with full time commitment • Working with families with disabilities • Examine the major disabilities within Canadian culture including physical, developmental, organic, acute, chronic, and acquired disabilities • Learn to develop and implement programs for people with disabilities

CREDENTIAL $4,000-6,000 $6,001-8,000 Ontario$8,001+ College

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Careers Industries of employment: • Hospitals • Mental Health Clinics • Community-Based Agencies • Life Skill Centres • Education Services

Program of Studies SEMESTER 1 • Foundations of Mental Health • Foundations of Disabilities • Intervention Strategies Working with Mental Health • Intervention Strategies Working with Disabilities • Pharmacology for Non-Medical Health Professionals

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For program learning outcomes and more information, visit mohawkcollege.ca/475 SEMESTER 2 • Disability and Mental Health • Advanced Mental Health • Intervention Strategies Working with Disabilities and Mental Health • Working with Families with Disabilities • Field Placement Preparation

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SEMESTER 3 • Field Placement Case Studies • Field Placement

Based on similar programs, 2017-18 Tuition and Fees. Read more at mohawkcollege.ca/fees

G R A D U AT E A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L S T U D I E S

Practical Nursing (PSW to PN Bridging Stream) Upgrade your Personal Support Worker (PSW) Certificate to earn a Practical Nursing Diploma. Program highlights • This bridging stream is for certificate-prepared PSW students from a community college since 2006 • Experience collaborative learning the methodology used where you are responsible for your own learning and for contributing to the learning of your peers. Faculty members provide structure and act as facilitators through consultation, assisting with group collaborative activities and providing feedback

Registration to practice nursing • After successful completion of the Practical Nursing diploma program, graduates are eligible to write the Canadian Registered Practical Nurse Examination (CRPNE) which is administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)

Careers Industries of employment: • Hospitals, Physicians’ Offices, Retirement Homes, Community Agencies, Nursing Homes and

Long-Term Care Homes • Business and Industry Occupational categories: • Registered Practical Nurse

Admission requirements • This is a limited enrolment program. Possession of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the program Applicants are required to: 1. Apply through ontariocolleges.ca to program number 758 Practical Nursing (PSW to PN Bridging Stream). 2. Submit proof of completion of the following courses: oo Grade 12 English C or U oo Grade 11 or 12 Mathematics C, M or U (M or U recommended) oo 2 Grade 11 or 12 Sciences (biology, chemistry or physics) oo These are the same requirements for applying directly to the Practical Nursing program 3. Submit proof of completion of a Personal Support Worker Certificate program from an Ontario community college

Program of Studies (Effective Fall 2017) SEMESTER 1 For course number, hours and course descriptions, visit mohawkcollege.ca/758 • 2 courses SEMESTER 2 For course number, hours and course descriptions, visit mohawkcollege.ca/715 • Students move into Practical Nursing (715)

since 2006.* Upon verification of points 2 and 3, applicants will be invited to:

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4. Take the Health Occupation Aptitude Examination (HOAE) test ($50 fee) arranged with the Mohawk Pre-Admission Testing Centre.