CONTINUING EDUCATION
WINTER 2012 Jan. – April
Reveal a new you Invest in your career at Mount Royal University.
500+ courses in management, oil, health, community, computers, music and arts.
mtroyal.ca/conted
TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Messages................................................4
Communications
Arts and Design
Professional Business Communications....................36
Creative Writing and General Interest........................5
Public Relations.........................................................37
Film and Television.......................................................5
Technical Writing.......................................................38
Floral Design................................................................6
Community and Health Studies
Photography.................................................................7
Addiction Studies.......................................................39
Residential Decorating ...............................................9
Bowen Therapy..........................................................40
Visual Arts..................................................................10
Canadian Health Care System and Professional Registered Nursing Practice.................40
Aviation Private Pilot Licence...................................................11 Advanced Flight Training............................................11
Business and Management Accounting – Certified Internal Auditor.....................11 Accounting – Certified Management Accountants...12 Business Analysis......................................................12
H O L IDAYS Dec. 24-Jan. 3 Christmas/New Year’s Closure –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Feb. 18-20 Family Day Weekend –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– April 6-9 Easter Weekend –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Please note that no Continuing Education classes are held on these days. Please consult your registration confirmation for further information on course dates or call 403.440.6875 for information.
Business Process Management.................................14 Change Management................................................15 Contract Management...............................................16 Environmental Management for Business................17 Event Management....................................................17 Human Resource Management.................................19 Leadership Development...........................................21 Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement .........22 Management Development ......................................23 Pillars of Management..............................................23 Nonprofit Management.............................................25 Payroll Management..................................................26 Project Management.................................................27 Project Management Online......................................28 PMP® Exam Preparation............................................29 Applied Project Management....................................29 Project Management in Construction........................30 Sales Development....................................................31 Small Business – Entrepreneurship...........................31 Social Media for Business.........................................32 Supply Chain Management.......................................34
Child Studies Behavioural Strategies..............................................35 Child and Youth Human Rights..................................35
Spring/Summer 2012 Calendar
Spring/Summer Semester (May-Aug.) Registration available March 12, 2012. See website for details.
Children’s Mental Health...........................................36
Feng Shui Practitioner................................................41 Funeral Service Education.........................................41 International Community Development.....................42 Massage Therapy......................................................43 Medical Terminology..................................................43 Mind and Body Wellness...........................................44 Occupational Health and Safety................................45 Personal Fitness Trainer.............................................45 Reiki...........................................................................45 Shiatsu Therapy.........................................................46 Spa Therapy...............................................................47 Supportive Counselling Skills....................................47 Yoga Therapy.............................................................48 Practicum Centre......................................403.440.6866
Computer Applications Accounting ................................................................48 Databases..................................................................49 Digital Photography and Web Tools..........................49 Internet.......................................................................49 Introductory................................................................49 Presentations.............................................................49 Project Management.................................................50 Social Media for Boomers.........................................50 Spreadsheets.............................................................50 Windows....................................................................51 Word Processing........................................................51 Computer Skills for the Office....................................51 Office Computer and Bookkeeping............................51 Publishing...................................................................53 Web Design................................................................54 Web Foundations.......................................................56
Indicates environmental (green) programming. Indicates Fast Track format that allows you to complete a program within a shorter time frame than usual. Indicates online program or program with some online or blended delivery courses. PMP is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
Winter 2012 Conflict Resolution
Oil and Gas
Conflict Resolution.....................................................57
CAPPA........................................................................69 Petroleum Land Administration – Introductory................................................................70 Petroleum Land Administration: Surface Rights............................................................70 Petroleum Land Administration: Mineral Rights...........................................................71 Petroleum Land Administration: Land Contracts...........................................................71 Petroleum Land Business...........................................71 Petroleum Joint Venture Administrator.....................72 Petroleum Joint Venture Analyst...............................72
Managing Conflict in Today’s Workplace...................58
Corporate Training...............................403.440.5588 Financial Services and Insurance Personal Finance and Investing.................................59 Professional Finance and Investing ..........................59 Certified Financial Planner.........................................60 Life License Qualification Program............................61
Fitness Call Mount Royal Recreation...................403.440.6517
Green Building Programs LEED Courses.............................................................61
Justice Studies Police Studies............................................................62 Human Justice...........................................................62
Languages Institute
English as a Second Language Full-Time English Language.......................................63 Communication Skills for Health Professionals........63 ACE TESOL Professional Designations......................63 Part-Time ESL.............................................................64 Online ESL..................................................................65 Business English........................................................65 Comprehensive English Language Assessment........66 Private Language Training..........................................66
Real Estate Real Estate Associates..............................................73 Mortgage Associates.................................................73 Condominium Management......................................73 Real Property Administrator (RPA)/ Facilities Management Administrator.......................74 Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)......74
Teaching and Learning Train-the-Trainer.........................................................75 Adult Educator Seminar Series..................................75 Curriculum Development and Instructional Design......76
Information Night Dates.......................................77 Online Course Tutorial..........................................81 How to Register......................................................82 Campus and Parking Maps..........inside back cover
French Language..................................................66 World Languages Arabic.........................................................................66 German.......................................................................67 Italian.........................................................................67 Japanese....................................................................67 Mandarin....................................................................67 Russian.......................................................................67 Spanish......................................................................67
Music Programs
Online Programs
Access to and skills in word processing are required for successful completion of online and blended courses. Connection to the Internet (DSL or cable modem is recommended) is required in order to access course information. Please refer to your registration confirmation for program specific requirements. Online students: please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates.
The Conservatory.......................................................68 Indicates environmental (green) programming. Indicates Fast Track format that allows you to complete a program within a shorter time frame than usual. Indicates online program or program with some online or blended delivery courses.
Welcome On behalf of Mount Royal University, welcome to the Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension. Since I began as Mount Royal’s ninth president in August, 2011, I have been impressed by the close connection Mount Royal has with Calgarians at all stages of their lives. For more than 60 years, Mount Royal has met the educational needs of lifelong learners through innovative, relevant and diverse programs. Many of these programs are developed with industry and business partners, and all are taught by experienced professionals. Universities share some traits with the food industry, except that we feed intellectual hunger, and we view this as a lifelong proposition. I invite you to look through the website or download our guide to discover the feast of continuing education courses we offer.
Winter 2012
These Continuing Education and Extension courses take place in the newest buildings on our Lincoln Park Campus, each designed with students in mind. Technologically advanced classrooms, ample breakout spaces and lounge areas for group projects all contribute to the learning experience and to the success of our students. This is an exciting time to be at Mount Royal University, as we begin our second century as leaders in post-secondary education. Our Continuing Education and Extension courses offer limitless possibilities, and I am confident you will find the course that’s right for you. David Docherty, PhD President, Mount Royal University
Mount Royal University Continuing Education has a proud 60-year tradition of offering opportunities to lifelong learners. Course offerings keep pace with Calgary’s training needs. Many of our programs have been developed with industry and business partners. Prepare to reveal a new you when you choose lifelong learning at Mount Royal. If you dream of a new career, our programs can help you attain it. If you need new skills for the workplace, this is the place to find them. If you embrace learning for the potential it represents, we have a wide variety of courses to meet your needs. Please join nearly 40,000 learners annually who benefit from Mount Royal’s instructional excellence, modern classroom facilities and campus amenities. Somewhere within these pages, your course awaits you. Norma MacIntosh Dean, Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension
Empowering people to realize their full potential,
one learner at a time.
This calendar sets forth at the time of its publication the intention of the Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension with respect to all matters contained therein. The Faculty reserves the right without prior notice to deviate from what appears in the calendar, either in order to serve the best interests of the Faculty or because of circumstances or occurrences beyond the Faculty’s reasonable control. The Faculty expressly denies responsibility or liability to any person who may suffer loss or who may be otherwise adversely affected by such change.
ARTS AND DESIGN
Creative Writing • Film and Television
Arts and Design
Travel Writing Discover how to convert your travels into published articles that help pay for your trips. This course is a practical primer that takes you through the steps of selling your ideas to a variety of markets, taking lively photographs, and researching and writing profitable travel articles.
Creative Writing and General Interest Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/arts Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
Subject code: XCRW 10002. 14 Hours. Fee: $189+GST
Creative Writing, Level 1 Explore your ability to write in a supportive atmosphere as you discover the elements of fiction writing. Discover how to use plot, voice, theme, setting and characterization successfully. Gain valuable feedback on your writing and discuss excerpts from a selection of successful published stories.
CRN 30342 2 classes
April 14-15
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Travelling Europe with Ease
Sat., Sun.
NEW!
CRN 30037 8 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Ever wanted to travel Europe without relying on a tour group or travel agent? This course offers practical advice on creating an exciting itinerary while staying on budget as well as guidance on packing, booking accommodations and tourist safety. Build the confidence you need to plan a unique European travel experience. Subject code: XCRW 10035.
CRN 30132 8 classes
March 1-April 19
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
12 Hours. Fee: $99+GST
Subject code: XCRW 10005. 20 Hours. Fee: $239
CRN 30963 2 classes
Creative Writing, Level 2 Take risks in your writing in order to fine-tune your own voice and style of writing. Discover techniques for creating compelling characters, settings and plots, explore the freefall approach to writing, and discuss how to market your writing. Gain valuable feedback from others and hone your editing skills.
Subject code: XCRW 10007.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Creative Writing, Level 1 before registering in this course. 20 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30645 8 classes
March 6-May 1 (no class March 27)
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Blogging: From Concept to Cash Blogs (web logs) are very popular on the web but building readership for your personal blog goes beyond simply posting good content. Create a blog and develop it to become a profitable venture. Explore how to choose a topic, attract readership and advertisers, build your blog around search optimization principles and earn revenue. Subject code: XCRW 10034. Note: Your blog will go live during this class. 15 Hours. Fee: $209+GST CRN 30644 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 21
Writing Articles to Publish Have you ever read an article and thought, “I could have written that”? This workshop shows you where to find ideas and turn them into a marketable venture. Half the class is spent exploring short non-fiction from concept to draft, the other half discussing how markets work. Ideal for novice writers wishing to write for the magazine market. Subject code: XCRW 10001. 5.5 Hours. Fee: $105+GST CRN 30131 1 class
Jan. 14
10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Sat.
March 3 & 10
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
See page 38 for Technical Writing
Film and Television Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/arts Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
Set Etiquette and Protocol (For technical position opportunities – co-sponsored by IATSE Local 212) Considering a career in film and television? This workshop, developed with industry unions and taught by experts, is a must. Be introduced to basic film vocabulary and important first-day etiquette. Discover what personal supplies may be needed, what questions to ask the dispatcher and how to fill out an employee start package. Subject code: XAFT 10001. Note: This is a required course for admission into IATSE Local 212 and the Director’s Guild of Canada, Alberta District Council. 5 Hours. Fee: $95+GST CRN 30171 1 class
Jan. 21
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30545 1 class
March 17
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Film Production Assistant Workshop (Co-sponsored by The Director’s Guild of Canada, Alberta District Council) Discover how to be the ideal production assistant. Get the information you need for this entry-level position in the film industry. The workshop provides an examination of what is expected of a production assistant at work and preparation for the extreme demands of film production. Subject code: XAFT 10008.
Fundamentals of Scriptwriting
6 Hours. Fee: $109+GST
Dreamed of writing for film, TV or theatre? Discover the fundamentals – not just theory, but roll-up-your-sleeves writing exercises. Discuss dramatic conflict, scene structure, dialogue and format – especially film format. Previous writing experience is an asset, but not a requirement. The instructor is a film, TV and theatre veteran with 35+ play productions across North America. Subject code: XCRW 10003.
CRN 30638 1 class
March 24
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Note: limit of 14 students. 20 Hours. Fee: $239+GST CRN 30246 8 classes
Jan. 16-March 12
7-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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ARTS AND DESIGN Floral Design
Floral Design
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Certificate of Completion
Take home a beautiful completed project at the end of each class.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/floral Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
Advanced Floral Design Techniques
Take these introductory courses for fun or as a start to a career in the floral industry. Learn a variety of floral design skills and techniques for working with fresh flowers and plant materials. Learn from the best in the business. All of our instructors have years of professional floral design experience.
Note – All fresh flowers and plant materials are included in course fees, but you are asked to bring some of your own supplies, for example floral tools, a bucket, newsprint and garbage bags.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (54 hours) with a minimum of 80% attendance. REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EVERY SEMESTER
NEW!
Challenge your creativity with new techniques that advance your floral design skills. Complete five miniature floral examples and express your individual design sense by also completing a line design arrangement. Take home all six of your completed projects. Subject code: XFLD 10114. Prerequisites: Floral Design, Levels 1 and 2 6 Hours. Fee: $179+GST CRN 30958 1 class
Feb. 25
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Corsage Workshop Enhance your ability to create exciting fresh floral corsages. This workshop reviews proper wiring techniques, pricing, new products, hot glues and their application, and knowledge of appropriate body flowers. Create a wrist corsage, shoulder corsage, boutonniere and hair flowers.
Subject code: XFLD 10076.
Floral Design, Level 1 Explore the basics of floral design, including the care and handling of fresh flowers. Be introduced to the fundamental concepts of floral design and gain the necessary foundation for employment in the floral industry. Create and take home a different finished arrangement after each class.
Subject code: XFLD 10001.
Note: You may take this course even if you don’t plan to finish the certificate of completion. 18 Hours. Fee: $409 CRN 30170 6 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 14
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30182 6 classes
Feb. 21-March 27
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Floral Design, Level 2 Advance your floral arranging skills with exciting new design ideas. Gain valuable hands-on experience with current industry concepts. Principles of design and techniques for handling fresh flowers are discussed and put into practice as you create and take home a different completed arrangement after each class. Subject code: XFLD 10002. Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 1 before registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $409 CRN 30210 6 classes
Jan. 11-Feb. 15
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30343 6 classes
Feb. 22-March 28
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30992 6 classes
April 3-May 8
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 1 and/or work in the floral industry before registering in this course. 6 Hours. Fee: $99+GST CRN 30546 1 class
9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat.
Floral Designs for Funerals Flowers are an important expression of sympathy for the bereaved family during their time of mourning. Funeral floral designs have evolved over time due to flower availability, more efficient design concepts and practical application. Discover how to create a standing spray, urn spray and memorial piece. Complete a floral wreath in class. Subject code: XFLD 10110. Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 3 or one year experience in a floral shop before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $449+GST CRN 30692 2 classes
March 24-25
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
Introduction to Floral Wedding Designs Expand your knowledge of floral design by exploring the basics of being a wedding florist. Explore topics such as care for special products, pricing, availability and ordering of flowers. Delve into wedding floral design concepts and practical applications for wedding bouquet styles, pew bows, corsages, flower girl pieces and centrepieces. Subject code: XFLD 10090. Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 2 or one year of experience in a floral shop before registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $425+GST CRN 30547 6 classes
Floral Design, Level 3
March 17
April 4-May 9
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Further develop your creativity and explore the elements of design. Have the opportunity to practise the latest trends in floral design technique. Discuss the care and handling of a variety of flowers, including tropicals, and then use them to create distinctive, stylish arrangements to take home.
Designing with Armatures
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 2 before registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $459
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Floral Design, Level 2 before registering in this course. 2.5 Hours. Fee: $85+GST
Subject code: XFLD 10003.
CRN 30188 6 classes
Feb. 16-March 22
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
CRN 30344 6 classes
March 29-May 3
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Expand on the armature skills you learned in Floral Design, Level 2 by learning how to use armature techniques to support your floral design. Using decorative wire and natural branches, create a beautiful arrangement. Seasonal flowers will be used. Subject code: XFLD 10111.
CRN 30904 1 class
April 17
9:30 a.m.-12 noon Tue.
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General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
ARTS AND DESIGN
Floral Design • Photography
Photography
FUN FLORAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Come on your own or with friends and create a beautiful arrangement for your home or as a gift for someone special. Beginners are welcome in all classes unless a prerequisite is listed.
These courses are not part of the Photography Certificate of Completion (see below).
Ikebana, Level 2
Introduction to Digital SLR Cameras
NEW!
Expand on the floral techniques you learned in Ikebana, The Art of Japanese Floral Design. Explore vertical, horizontal, straight and curved line compositional techniques that express the beauty and strength of your materials. Learn to create dynamic colour schemes and how to arrange flowers into shapes. Take home a unique arrangement each week.
Subject code: XFLD 10115.
Prerequisite: Ikebana, The Art of Japanese Floral Design 12 Hours. Fee: $285+GST CRN 30959 6 classes
Jan. 9-Feb. 13
7-9 p.m.
Mon.
Are you in possession of a shiny new digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera with so many buttons you don’t know where to start? If so, this is the class for you! Join our instructors as they guide you through this primer for digital SLR cameras to successfully navigate the pitfalls of the digital age.
Subject code: XAFT 10018.
Note: If you have no experience with your digital camera, we recommend that you take this course prior to registering in Foundations of Photography, Level 1. Camera must have manual capabilities. 6 Hours. Fee: $119+GST CRN 30452 1 class
Jan. 7
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Getting Creative with Roses
CRN 30453 2 classes
Jan. 7-8
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat., Sun.
Arranging a dozen roses is one of the most fundamental floral designs that a florist must learn. Explore six creative placements of roses using different stem lengths and design styles. Both traditional and non-traditional methods are demonstrated. Subject code: XFLD 10113.
CRN 30454 1 class
March 3
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30455 2 classes
March 3-4
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat., Sun.
2.5 Hours. Fee: $85+GST CRN 30906 1 class
Jan. 19
9:30 a.m.-12 noon Thu.
Contemporary Floral Designs Think outside the box! Explore unconventional techniques to design and create a vibrant floral arrangement that is trendy, beautiful and sure to attract attention. Use a unique assortment of tropical flowers and greens to create a special arrangement to take home. Subject code: XFLD 10112.
Introduction to Compact Digital Cameras Learn the basics of taking and storing pictures with a compact digital camera. Explore the advantages of digital photography by examining picture modes, file types and different light sources in order to create a great digital image. Subject code: XAFT 10024. Note: Please bring your own compact digital camera. 8 Hours. Fee: $129+GST CRN 30685 4 classes
April 16-25
7-9 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
2.5 Hours. Fee: $85+GST CRN 30905 1 class
Feb. 9
9:30 a.m.-12 noon
Thu.
Certificate of Completion
Easter Blooms Create a stunning Easter floral design incorporating hydrangea, trachelium, roses, curly willow and Easter eggs. Explore the technique of interlacing flowers to create a natural grid within the vase and create a nest-like armature from the curly willow that frames the entire design.
Subject code: XFLD 10104. 2.5 Hours. Fee: $85+GST CRN 30345 1 class
Photography
April 1
9:30 a.m.-12 noon
Sun.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/photography Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
Express your creativity and acquire practical, hands-on photography skills, including digital photo manipulation as well as shooting photos in a variety of locations and conditions. Completion of this certificate may lead to entrylevel positions at photography studios, camera stores or the opportunity to be an independent photographer.
Program Notes – Take individual courses of your choice for fun OR choose
to earn your Certificate of Completion. Please note that you must complete assignments and meet attendance requirements if completing the certificate. Watch for our popular spring Yard and Garden courses starting in May. Information and registration available March 12, 2012.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses plus two optional courses (minimum 75 hours) within two years.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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ARTS AND DESIGN Photography
Portrait Photography
REQUIRED COURSES
Foundations of Photography, Level 1 Master basic camera techniques so you can operate your digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera more effectively and creatively. Learn about camera controls, light meters, lenses, depth of field and lighting.
Subject code: XAFT 10002.
Note: Camera must have fully manual capabilities. There are several hands-on photo submissions to facilitate your learning. 20 Hours. Fee: $269
Photographing people can be one of the hardest types of photography to do well. Through photographing live models, learn the basics of portraiture: subject, posing, backgrounds and, most importantly, lighting. Shoot some portraits and head into the lab for a critical analysis. Learn editing techniques specifically for portraiture. View and discuss students’ work in a follow-up class. Subject code: XAFT 10025. 10 Hours. Fee: $219 CRN 30957 3 classes
Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 19
7-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. & Thu.
CRN 30641 3 classes
April 13 April 14 April 18
7-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. & Wed.
CRN 30038 8 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30341 8 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30562 8 classes
Jan. 11-Feb. 29
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30039 8 classes
Jan. 12-March 1
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
CRN 30425 5 classes
Jan. 14-Feb. 11
9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Sat.
Sports Photography
CRN 30504 8 classes
March 6-April 24
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30429 8 classes
March 7-April 25
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30956 8 classes
March 8-April 26
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Explore the exciting challenges of sports photography. Learn the importance of exposure, composition and timing when shooting in a fast-paced setting. Take pictures at sporting events and bring them to their full potential in a digital lab. Includes opportunities to display and critique images.
Subject code: XAFT 10023.
Foundations of Photography, Level 2 Further your photographic vision by continuing to explore light, exposure and composition, and their role in creating images with impact. This class will be split between classroom lectures and field trips where you will practise the techniques discussed in class. Assignments and critiques of the field sessions are a component of this course. Subject code: XAFT 10026. Prerequisite: Foundations of Photography, Level 1 Note: For field trips, you are responsible for your own transportation. Admission fees may apply. You may be required to sign a waiver form. 20 Hours. Fee: $269 CRN 30724 4 classes
Feb. 25-March 17
10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
CRN 30637 8 classes
March 6-April 3 March 10, 17, 31
7-9:30 p.m. Tue. & 9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
Sat.
Digital Darkroom Basics Take the next step in digital photography by learning the basics of importing and editing techniques. Taking a well-exposed and well-composed photograph is a good foundation, but digital editing can enhance any image. Learn about importing, colour correction, cropping and more.
Subject code: XAFT 10020.
Prerequisite: Foundations of Photography, Level 1 Note: Adobe Photoshop is used to teach digital darkroom basics. There are several assignments to facilitate your learning. 15 Hours. Fee: $249+GST CRN 30639 6 classes
Jan. 11-Feb. 15
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30903 6 classes
March 7-April 11
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
14 Hours. Fee: $209 CRN 30640 7 classes
Jan. 27 Jan. 28-Feb. 11 Feb. 9-23
7-9 p.m. 1-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.
Black and White Photography Explore the creative potential of black and white photography. Use compositional elements – other than colour – to creative a visually strong photo. Enjoy a photo shoot followed by a digital lab session where you will edit and convert your photos into black and white. Includes a follow-up session to display and critique images.
Subject code: XAFT 10022. 10 Hours. Fee: $189 CRN 30642 3 classes
March 23 March 24 March 29
7-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.
A whole other world of photography exists all around us in life’s smallest things. Explore the fun and surprising possibilities with macro photography. Look at the gear and techniques for taking compelling photos of flowers, small animals and anything else that you may find interesting. A field trip is included. Subject code: XAFT 10027. 10 Hours. Fee: $189 CRN 30643 3 classes
March 9 March 11 March 15
7-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.
OPTIONAL COURSES
(These courses may be taken on their own if you are not working toward your Photography Certificate of Completion.) Note: We strongly recommend completion of Foundations of Photography, Level 1 prior to registering in any optional courses. For off-campus locations, you are responsible for your own transportation. Admission fees may apply. You may be required to sign a waiver form.
mtroyal.ca/conted
Fri. & Sat. & Thu.
Close-Up Photography
Choose a minimum of two.
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Fri. & Sat. & Thu.
General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
Fri. & Sun. & Thu.
ARTS AND DESIGN
Residential Decorating
Residential Decorating
Materials for Window Treatments and Soft Furnishings
Extension Certificate – Classroom or Blended Delivery Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/residentialdecor Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
Create the desired ambience in an interior by applying the essentials of home decorating. Explore the fundamentals of design and decorate any room in your home with style and confidence. Develop practical hands-on decorating skills. Requirements – We recommend that the courses be completed in the sequence listed in the schedule chart on the website in order to receive the most benefit from each individual course. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Choose between classroom delivery or blended learning to complete the eight required courses (135 hours) within four years of beginning the program. Career Outlook – Completion of the Residential Decorating Extension Certificate may lead to an entry-level position in retail sales or interior decorating depending on personal and professional suitability for the field. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Introduction to Residential Decorating Gain an overview of residential decorating. Explore the basics of design and how these apply to home decorating. Practical application of the design process is used to create a desired mood or theme. Subject code: XIDA 10001. 20 Hours. Fee: $235 CRN 30907 Online 3 classes
Jan. 9-Feb. 27 & Jan. 21, Feb. 11, 25 9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
CRN 30179 8 classes
Jan. 11-Feb. 29
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Interiors Past and Present: The Western Tradition Discover some of the most influential interior decorating styles throughout Western history. Various time periods are explored with a focus on key furniture pieces, art and architecture. Subject code: XIDA 10009. 15 Hours. Fee: $195 CRN 30960 Online 1 class
March 8-April 19 & March 10
9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
CRN 30548 6 classes
March 6-April 10
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Using Colour and Light in Your Home Colour can be one of the most important and expressive elements in creating a successful residential design. Explore colour theory, composition and lighting through practical application. Subject code: XIDA 10011. Prerequisite: Introduction to Residential Decorating. 15 Hours. Fee: $195
Review popular styles of window treatments and soft furnishings, properties of fabrics and estimating techniques. Take function, aesthetics and budget into consideration when selecting materials. Gain experience while determining selection, installation and cost of various treatments. Learn about window types as well as the advantages and disadvantages of different window treatments. Subject code: XIDA 10012. Prerequisite: Introduction to Residential Decorating. 15 Hours. Fee: $195 CRN 30183 6 classes
March 8-April 12
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Materials for Surface Finishes Considerations of function, aesthetic and budget affect your selection of materials for surface finishes. Gain practical experience while learning about the choice, installation and cost of residential surface treatments.
Subject code: XIDA 10013.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Residential Decorating. 15 Hours. Fee: $195 CRN 30185 6 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 14
7-9:30 p.m.
CRN 30961 Online 2 classes
March 12-April 23 & March 17, April 14
9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
Tue.
The Role of the Residential Decorator Find out about the career opportunities within the residential decorating field. Review contract styles and agreements, sales and presentation skills, and practical business tips. Subject code: XIDA 10014. Prerequisite: Introduction to Residential Decorating Note: We strongly suggest completion of the first six courses before registering in this course. 15 Hours. Fee: $195 CRN 30186 6 classes
March 5-April 16
7-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
Advanced Topics in Residential Decorating Apply the residential decorating skills and knowledge you gained throughout the program. Further your understanding of paper drawings, documentation and developing an overall concept. You are required to apply the concepts and practical skills attained in previous courses to accurately develop and present your final project. Subject code: XIDA 10015. Prerequisite: Successful completion of the previous seven Residential Decorating courses. 20 Hours. Fee: $245 CRN 30646 8 classes
April 25-June 13
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Everyone welcome.
CRN 30648 Online 2 classes
Jan. 9-Feb. 21 & Jan. 14, Feb. 4
9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
CRN 30181 6 classes
March 7-April 11
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Perspective Drawing Expand your interior decorating skills by improving your ability to visually represent objects and furnishings realistically within an interior space. Draw one-point and two-point perspectives. Subject code: XIDA 10002. 20 Hours. Fee: $235
Accessorizing the Home Express individual style through accessories. In this hands-on class, approach home accessorizing with confidence through exploring the basics. Learn to assess needs and select items of appropriate design and scale, as well as successful placement of accessories. From rugs to lighting, and artwork to books, explore how to bring a room to life. Subject code: XIDA 10025. 12.5 Hours. Fee: $189+GST CRN 30911 5 classes
CRN 30169 8 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28
7-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30187 8 classes
Jan. 12-March 1
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Jan. 12-Feb. 9
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
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Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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Residential Decorating • Visual Arts Introduction to Home Staging
Painting with Acrylics, Level 1
Staging your home can give you an advantage in today’s real estate market. Start with staging one room and extend the concept to your whole house. Learn about clearing clutter, form and colour, and the visually pleasing arrangement of objects. Create good compositions for photographs/virtual tours. Subject code: XIDA 10026.
Express your creativity and discover for yourself why acrylics are the preferred medium of artists today. Discover the basics of colour, composition and texture to use with this versatile water-based paint. Beginners welcome.
4 Hours. Fee: $85+GST CRN 30908 1 class
1-5 p.m.
1-5 p.m.
Sat.
Looking to create a new kitchen? Whether you are building new or remodelling, explore the fundamentals of designing your own kitchen. Become familiar with popular kitchen designs, cabinets, appliances, colours, materials, surface finishes and lighting schemes. Discuss working with a budget, cost estimates and design professionals. Bring a notepad and your imagination. Subject code: XIDA 10019. 3.5 Hours. Fee: $79+GST 1-4:30 p.m.
Sat.
Professional Design Presentation Enhance your residential and interior design skills by learning how to present your design ideas with powerful visual impact. Discover how to lay out your drawings and explore professional presentation methods. Gain practical how-to information on creating a presentation board to market yourself professionally. Subject code: XIDA 10023. 4 Hours. Fee: $85+GST March 31
NEW!
Bring your compositions to life with the rich, vibrant colour of pencil crayons. Explore this versatile media through a variety of techniques including blending, hatching and masking. Enhance your knowledge of colour theory and composition through plenty of guided practice.
Subject code: XPVA 10058. CRN 30962 3 classes
Designs for Your Kitchen
CRN 30910 1 class
1-5 p.m.
Sat.
Visual Arts
Jan. 30-Feb. 13
7-9 p.m.
Note: A supplies list for each course will be provided upon registration. Beginners are welcome in all classes.
Painting with Watercolours Create a world of colour and light by applying watercolour paints to a variety of subjects. Explore dry brush, wash and wet-on-wet techniques as you explore perspective, line, colour and form. Beginners welcome.
Subject code: XPVA 10001. 20 Hours. Fee: $219+GST CRN 30549 8 classes
Feb. 22-April 11
7-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Portrait and Figure Drawing Beginning with the basics of drawing, explore portraiture and the human form with a variety of drawing media and techniques. Experimenting with line, value, foreshortening, setting and lighting, you will progress to drawing from a live model with confidence. Beginners welcome.
Subject code: XPVA 10049. 20 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30920 6 classes
March 6-April 10
6:20-9:40 p.m.
Tue.
Chalk Pastels Chalk pastel art is often described as a blend of drawing and painting. Discover the pleasures and challenges of working with chalk pastels. Acquire techniques such as blending, cross-hatching and layering, and practise them in projects including still life, portraits, animals and landscapes. Note: We strongly recommend completion of an introductory drawing course prior to registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $209+GST CRN 30919 6 classes
March 8-April 12
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Drawing, Introductory Learn to draw with expert hands-on guidance from your instructor. Get started with the basic principles of seeing and drawing and learn to master line, value, texture, composition and perspective through the use of pencil, conte and charcoal. Unleash your creativity with lots of help in class. Beginners welcome. Subject code: XPVA 10008. 20 Hours. Fee: $219+GST CRN 30912 8 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28
1-3:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30913 8 classes
Jan. 12-March 1
7-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
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Subject code: XPVA 10046.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/arts Information: cearts@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6012
10
Wed.
6 Hours. Fee: $95+GST
Prerequisite: Introduction to Home Staging 4 Hours. Fee: $85+GST
Feb. 4
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Drawing with Pencil Crayons
Subject code: XIDA 10028.
Jan. 28
Jan. 11-Feb. 15
Sat.
In this half-day workshop, gain an overview of advanced staging techniques related to home staging as a career. Explore the specifics of conducting a home staging consultation and working with a client for either a vacant or occupied home. Look at the basics of how to set up a home staging business.
CRN 30292 1 class
18 Hours. Fee: $209+GST CRN 30914 6 classes
Jan. 21
Home Staging as a Business: An Overview
CRN 30909 1 class
Subject code: XPVA 10006.
General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
Thu.
AVIATION • BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Aviation • Certified Internal Auditor
Aviation
Business and Management
Private Pilot Licence
Accounting – Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®)
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/aviation Information: aviation@mtroyal.ca, 403.288.9551 (hangar) or 403.440.6680 Location: Ground school – Lincoln Park Campus Flight training – Springbank Airport
Mount Royal Aviation is committed to student success and the provision of exceptional flight training. The PPL program has been restructured to meet the needs primarily of students interested in pursuing further flight training following the completion of a private licence. Our instructional staff will focus on ensuring that students work through the program at a dedicated pace designed to ensure they meet the entrance requirements for our Commercial Pilot’s Program. Our program now boasts a staff of instructors with wide and varied experience in the industry. Both our ground school and flight training programs meet and exceed the Transport Canada minimum requirements and include a kit of supplies and tools. New to the Private Pilot Licence program is the incorporation of our flight training simulator, the Frasca 142, with wrap-around 180-degree screens. The program is designed to ensure that our students safely achieve a level of excellence in training to meet the high levels of proficiency required by the industry and to prepare them for success in further flight training. Ground school classes include Air Law, Meteorology, Navigation, Engines and Systems, as well as human factors and pilot decision making. Classes run April to June. Check FAQs on the website or contact the Aviation Department for information on flight training and required medical examinations and registration at 403.288.9551 (hangar) or 403.440.6680 or aviation@mtroyal.ca.
Exam Preparation Program – Blended Delivery or Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/auditor Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
New! Mount Royal is now pleased to offer The Institute of Internal Auditors online CIA review courses in association with Northern Illinois University (NIU). Please see our website for complete details. If you are interested in earning the most sought-after credential in the global internal auditing profession, you need the best exam preparation course available. The Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®) is the standard by which internal audit professionals demonstrate their knowledge and competence in the areas of governance, risk and control. Offered by Mount Royal University in association with The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), this four-part CIA review program teaches the entire CIA exam syllabus and is based on The IIA’s CIA Learning System™, a premier-quality professional development and exam preparation program. You can now choose between a blended delivery format with expert in-class instruction and self-paced online learning tools and resources, or a new online format that includes audio podcasts and slideshows that allow you to prepare for the exam at your own pace while networking virtually with peers and your instructor.
About the CIA Exam and Exam Eligibility – To earn the CIA
designation, candidates must meet predefined criteria. To find out more information on the CIA designation, eligibility requirements or registering for the exam, visit www.theiia.org/certification.
Your Learning Choices
Register for the full program and save!
Note: Registration for the online courses is via the web link provided at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/auditor. A late fee of $100 will apply for registrations in the online courses processed less than 14 days prior to course start dates.
Advanced Flight Training
Further develop and refine your skills as a private pilot by choosing one or more of these advanced courses: • Instrument Rating
Comprehensive CIA® Exam Preparation This intensive review covers all four parts of the CIA exam.
Subject code: XACC 10002.
• Night Rating
60 Hours. IIA Member Fee: $2,250; Non-member Fee: $2,350
• Multi-Engine Rating
CRN 30631 8 classes April 14-June 9 IIA Members (CRN 30630 Non-member)
• Mountain Flight Checkout
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
• Flight Instructor Rating
52.5 Hours. IIA Member Fee: US$2,200; Non-member Fee: US$2,250+shipping
• Advanced Pilot Training: GNSS
NEW! Online
Complete the appropriate number of hours of flight training as required by the Transport Canada standard. For details and advice on these advanced levels of training, contact the Aviation Department, 403.288.9551 (hangar) or 403.440.6680 or aviation@mtroyal.ca.
Feb. 1-May 15
CIA® Exam Preparation Part 1:
The Internal Audit Activity’s Role in Governance, Risk and Control Subject code: XACC 10003. 15 Hours. IIA Member Fee: $850; Non-member Fee: $895 CRN 30633 2 classes April 14-21 IIA Member (CRN 30632 Non-member)
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
15 Hours. IIA Member Fee: US$655; Non-member Fee: US$705+shipping NEW! Online
Feb. 1-29
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Certified Internal Auditor • Certified Management Accountants • Business Analysis CIA® Exam Preparation Part 2: Conducting the Internal Audit Engagement
Program costs – Please visit www.cma-alberta.com for 2011-12
Subject code: XACC 10004.
Program dates – Student orientation: Dec. 3, 2011. The program occurs
registration fees.
15 Hours. IIA Member Fee: $850; Non-member Fee: $895 CRN 30526 2 classes April 28-May 5 IIA Member (CRN 30525 Non-member)
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
15 Hours. IIA Member Fee: US$655; Non-member Fee: US$705+shipping NEW! Online
March 1-31
from Jan. 14 through July 28, 2012. Lectures take place on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Apply today for the CMA Accelerated Program Phone: 403.269.5341 or toll-free 1.877.CMA.2000 E-mail: info@cma-alberta.com Website: www.cma-alberta.com See page 69 for Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting (CAPPA)
CIA® Exam Preparation Part 3: Business Analysis and Information Technology Subject code: XACC 10005. 22.5 Hours. IIA Member Fee: $1,050; Non-member Fee: $1,095 CRN 30528 3 classes May 12-June 2 IIA Member (30527 Non-member)
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
15 Hours. IIA Member Fee: US$655; Non-member Fee: US$705+shipping NEW! Online
April 1-30
CIA® Exam Preparation Part 4: Business Management Skills
Extension Certificate – Classroom or Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/businessanalysis Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5069 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 18 SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
Subject code: XACC 10006. 7.5 Hours. IIA Member Fee: US$655; Non-member Fee: US$705+shipping NEW! Online
Business Analysis
May 1-15
For complete course descriptions, visit http://conted.mtroyal.ca/auditor Note: Course fees for both formats include The IIA’s CIA Learning System™ print materials and interactive online review, testing and resources (for registration in separate exam preparation parts, only the corresponding learning system is included). Access to the Internet is required. CIA exam fees are not included.
Accounting – Certified Management Accountants (CMA)
Business analysis is one of today’s most in-demand careers. Qualified business analysts are sought to define business needs, identify solutions, manage requirements and support continuous improvement efforts for organizational success. This program provides you with the foundational knowledge and skills to effectively gather, assess, communicate, and verify business requirements. You will also gain exposure to a variety of best practices, proven tools and industry-recognized techniques that can be immediately applied in a range of business environments. Mount Royal’s Business Analysis Certificate has been revised to reflect updates to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide, Version 2.0).
Who Should Take this Program – This certificate program is aimed at a foundational level and is designed to introduce the business professional to the Business Analyst’s skill requirements. The skills acquired throughout this program can be applied to your professional business environment.
Accelerated Program Website: www.cma-alberta.com and http://conted.mtroyal.ca/accounting For information and to apply: info@cma-alberta.com, 403.269.5341 or toll-free 1.877.CMA.2000
Highly Recommended – Complete Business Analysis: An Overview prior to the remaining courses.
Textbook (Required) – Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide, Version 2.0), approx. $70+GST at the BookStore or www.theiiba.org.
Certified Management Accountants and Mount Royal University Continuing Education have joined together to offer in-class instruction of the CMA Accelerated Program.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete all courses (155 hours)
The program bridges the gap between your degree and the CMA Entrance Exam. Faster than traditional coursework, the program is designed to help you obtain the prerequisite courses you need to qualify for the Entrance Exam.
Mount Royal University Continuing Education and Extension is proud to be an Endorsed Educational Provider (EEP™) of the IIBA. Courses in Mount Royal University’s certificate are aligned with IIBA®’s Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide) and can be used towards the CBAP® designation. For an overview of the CBAP® certification requirements please visit www.theiiba.org.
The January intake of the CMA Accelerated Program prepares you to challenge the October Entrance Exam. Upon successful completion of both the Accelerated Program and the Entrance Exam, you will enter into the CMA Strategic Leadership Program, the hallmark of the CMA designation. CMA is the only professional designation that focuses on strategy, management and accounting and is the leading employer preference when hiring mid – to senior-level financial management positions. Visit www.cma-alberta.com for program requirements.
either online or in class with a minimum of 75% attendance in each course. See website for details.
The IIBA EEP logo, IIBA, CBAP, Business Analysis Body of Knowledge and BABOK marks are wholly owned by IIBA and are used under license granted by IIBA.
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Business Analysis
Solution Analysis
REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
Business Analysis: An Overview Position yourself for success in one of today’s most in-demand careers. Organizations seek qualified business analysts to help accurately define business needs, capture requirements and deliver solutions that will achieve business objectives. Be introduced to the role and responsibilities of today’s business analyst, including industry-recognized skills, tasks and knowledge areas. Subject code: XBUA 10001. 7 Hours. Fee: $319 CRN 30252 1 class
Jan. 21
CRN 30488 Online
Jan. 23-Feb. 13
CRN 30264 1 class
Jan. 28
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30686 1 class
Feb. 11
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Gathering and Documenting Requirements Business analysts need to be able to gather the right information, understand the business needs, document accurate requirements and make recommendations to help business area experts solve problems. Using real-life examples, explore communication and interviewing skills, reaching consensus and documentation models such as Use Cases, facilitation techniques and more. Subject code: XBUA 10002.
Subject code: XBUA 10014. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30605 2 classes
Feb. 24-25
CRN 30606 Online
Feb. 27-March 19
CRN 30723 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat.
Building a Business Case and Opportunity Evaluation (formerly Financial Analysis and Opportunity Evaluation) Business analysts must engage in strategic enterprise analysis to help organizations identify, understand, evaluate and prioritize potential opportunities, solutions and strategies for success. Discover key components and considerations in developing an effective business case. Be introduced to various techniques for evaluating opportunities and making a business case, including SWOT analysis, cost-benefit analysis, impact analysis and communicating ROI. Subject code: XBUA 10007. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30552 Online
March 26-April 23
CRN 30285 2 classes
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Thu., Fri., Sat.
CRN 30901 2 classes
April 13-14
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Solution Validation and Assessment
21 Hours. Fee: $549 CRN 30253 3 classes
Jan. 26-28
CRN 30489 Online
Feb. 6-March 12
CRN 30267 3 classes
Feb. 9-11
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri., Sat.
CRN 30900 3 classes
March 8-10
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri., Sat.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Business analysts play a key role in ensuring that proposed solutions meet the business needs and deliver maximum benefits to justify implementation. Discover how to evaluate solution options and solution performance, including techniques for identifying capability gaps, managing solution scope and assessing solutions through performance metrics and reporting.
Process and Workflow Modelling People, processes, systems and structures can be captured in present state through diagrams to illustrate how things work and what changes need to be made. Some of the many tools covered in this course are process mapping, process levelling, cross-functional and process decomposition diagrams, use case diagrams, deployment and more. Subject code: XBUA 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30282 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat.
CRN 30283 2 classes
March 2-3
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat.
CRN 30551 Online
March 5-April 2
Enterprise Risk Management Explore how to identify risk, learn what constitutes risk management, and determine how to assess the impacts and probabilities of risk. Once this knowledge is attained, develop an enterprise risk framework, score and rank risks, and gain insight into the cultural aspects of risk.
Business analysts determine how a solution is performing once implemented, and help to identify solution gaps or defects. This course examines the BA role in the context of solution validation, quality assurance and continuous improvement. Techniques such as test plans, root cause analysis, lessons learned practice and problem tracking are explored. Subject code: XBUA 10003. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30306 Online
March 12-April 10
CRN 30281 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: An Overview See page 27 for complete course details. OR
Project Management Online, Module 1: Overview and Initiating Processes See page 28 for complete course details.
Subject code: XBUA 10005.
Note: This course is equivalent to Project Management: Risk and Procurement XPRM 10005. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30284 2 classes
March 9-10
CRN 30307 Online
March 19-April 16
CRN 30749 2 classes
March 23-24
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., Sat.
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Business Analysis • Business Process Management BA Review and Preparation for the Final Assessment Paper (formerly Life Cycle and Business Case) Review the BA role, core competencies and specific knowledge areas of the BABOK® Guide. Re-examine various tools and techniques learned in the previous Business Analysis courses. Discuss and evaluate real-world examples and scenarios to prepare for the Final Assessment Paper.
Subject code: XBUA 10012.
Note: We strongly recommend that you do not begin this course until after you complete the seven other required Business Analysis courses and one Project Management course. This should be the final course you take before the Business Analysis: Final Assessment Paper. 7 Hours. Fee: $299 CRN 30309 Online
April 2-23
CRN 30308 1 class
April 27
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
CRN 30902 1 class
April 28
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Business Analysis: Final Assessment Paper Complete a case analysis paper (written feasibility report) to be critiqued and graded by qualified instructors. Your grade is based on your ability to incorporate the business analysis concepts, practices and principles acquired in the previous nine courses. Guidelines are provided to assist in your case report preparation. Subject code: XBUA 10008. Note: We strongly recommend completion of all courses before registering for the Final Assessment Paper. Note: Deadline for submission is 4:30 p.m., April 23, 2012. No refunds after Jan. 9, 2012. 30 Hours. Fee: $319
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Introduction to Business Process Management Business process management (BPM) strives for continual, incremental and sustainable process improvement to optimize business performance. Review the role that business process management (BPM) plays in improving costs, time, reliability and innovation in an organization. Discuss BPM’s core activities, including understanding, analyzing, improving and enabling business processes. Subject code: XBPM 10001. 7.5 Hours. Fee: $299 CRN 30566 1 class
Jan. 20
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
CRN 30739 1 class
Feb. 25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Business Process Modelling and Analysis Process activities must be understood and analyzed to be managed effectively. Learn to identify and document stakeholder requirements in order to gather actionable intelligence. Assess current process performance through the creation of process scorecards and learn mapping techniques that capture management, operational and support processes. Discover the importance of baseline metrics. Subject code: XBPM 10002. Note: This course is equivalent to Business Analysis: Process and Workflow Modelling, XBUA 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30567 2 classes
Jan. 26-27
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
CRN 30732 2 classes
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30310 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 23
Business Process Improvement
CRN 30311 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 23
CRN 30745 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 23
Continual innovation has emerged as a core area of business process management. Align BPM with organizational efficiency goals. Acquire the tools to identify areas for improvement while balancing innovation with structure. Analyze existing processes against possible scenarios. Review the role of business activity monitoring in order to identify, respond to and resolve process gaps. Subject code: XBPM 10003.
The IIBA EEP logo, IIBA, CBAP, Business Analysis Body of Knowledge and BABOK marks are wholly owned by IIBA and are used under license granted by IIBA.
15 Hours. Fee: $459
Business Process Management
CRN 30891 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Extension Certificate
CRN 30892 2 classes
Feb. 13-14
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/businessprocess Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6013 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
The Role of Technology in Business Process Management
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 18. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Business process management professionals are increasingly in demand. Companies need to be more collaborative and process-oriented in order to remain competitive. Train to be a business process manager and assist organizations to implement improvements and facilitate change. Business process management (BPM) strives to find ways to streamline processes, increment sustainable process improvement to optimize business process performance, and make significant cost savings. Learn the principles of business process management (BPM) by analyzing concepts and acquiring the tools and techniques to enable the optimization of business processes. Textbook (Required) – ABPMP Guide to Business Process Management Common Body of Knowledge, Version 2.0, approx. $70+GST, used for all courses. Additional course materials, approx. $20+GST, required for each course. Available at the BookStore. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses plus a Final Assessment Paper (112.5 hours). You may register in individual courses of interest.
Business process management (BPM) technology tools enable process mining for ongoing learning. Review the advantages of current BPM tools and discuss how process and technology interact. Analyze the potential for technology as a means of gaining a competitive advantage.
Subject code: XBPM 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30893 2 classes
March 5-6
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
CRN 30894 2 classes
April 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Facilitating and Managing Change in a BPM Environment Support BPM through strong leadership, communication and change management skills. Gain skills in facilitating group discussions, managing conflict and overcoming resistance to change. Acquire techniques for facilitating process documentation and requirements elicitation with a strong focus on deliverable and action-based results. Subject code: XBPM 10005. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30568 2 classes
Feb. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
CRN 30895 2 classes
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Business Process Management • Change Management Strategies and Best Practices in Business Process Management
Program Notes – We strongly recommend completion of A Roadmap
The implementation of business process management must take into account business realities. Review best practices and understand common process management approaches used in the field. BPM implementation topics include selecting initial projects, establishing sponsorship and leveraging legacy applications. Case study analysis gives you real-world examples of BPM in action. Subject code: XBPM 10006.
for Change: Change Management Fundamentals before registering in any of the other Change Management Certificate courses.
Textbooks – There are both required and recommended textbooks for each
15 Hours. Fee: $459
management, professionals and teams who lead or support change as part of their role, including human resource professionals, organizational development specialists, project managers, business analysts, business process analysts, public administrators, and consultants. It is relevant to varying change management roles in all sectors, including business, healthcare, IT, oil and gas, public administration, financial services, government and nonprofit.
CRN 30896 2 classes
March 2-3
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30897 2 classes
April 13-14
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Business Process Management Final Assessment Paper Incorporate the business process principles and tools acquired in the previous courses for the Final Assessment Paper. Write an assessment and implementation plan that focuses on managing business process improvements for assessment by instructors. Your paper will be assessed on how well it incorporates BPM principles and tools acquired in the previous courses. Subject code: XBPM 10007.
course. Please review individual course material requirements online at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/change
Who Should Take this Program – This program is designed for
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses, the Final Project and two optional courses (120 hours). REQUIRED COURSES SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Prerequisite: the previous six certificate courses. 30 Hours. Fee: $299 CRN 30898 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 23
CRN 30899 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 23
OPTIONAL COURSE
Preparation for the Business Process Management (BPM) Final Assessment Paper
NEW!
Are you enrolled in the Business Process Management Extension Certificate and preparing to write your Final Assessment Paper? Work with the instructors who mark the final assessment papers and find out what is required to be successful. Subject code: XBPM 10008. Note: This course is offered as an optional course to help learners prepare for writing the Final Assessment Paper and is not a requirement for the certificate. Note: We strongly recommend completion of the previous six courses before registering in this workshop. 3 Hours. Fee: $189 CRN 30889 1 class
Jan. 14
8:30-11:30 a.m.
Sat.
CRN 30890 1 class
Feb. 3
8:30-11:30 a.m.
Fri.
A Roadmap for Change: Change Management Fundamentals The ever-accelerating pace of change is driving organizational strategy and performance at every level. Explore the foundations of change management for organizational success, including essential concepts, the role of a change leader, and the change management life cycle. Gain practical insight into the impacts of change and the importance of change management as a strategic role and discipline. Subject code: XCMT 10001. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30852 2 classes
Jan. 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Preparing for Change Develop an understanding of the issues and environmental requirements needed for change to successfully take place. Discover tools and techniques for assessing organizational readiness, capacity and preparedness for change. Key topics include the behavioural, generational, geographical and cultural dimensions of managing change, as well as stakeholder impact analysis and negotiating support for change. Subject code: XCMT 10002. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30853 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Leading and Implementing Change
Change Management
Change management requires focused, strategic planning and implementation. Learn practical strategies and techniques for creating a change management plan and executing it throughout the change management life cycle. Case studies and real-world examples guide you step-by-step through each stage of planning, communicating and implementing change to achieve desired results.
Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/change Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7785 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 17. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Change is both challenging and essential to business success. Rapidly emerging social, economic, environmental and technological forces are radically impacting the scope and speed of change in today’s organizations. As a result, the survival of any enterprise hinges on its ability to adapt, innovate, reinvent itself and evolve as quickly and cost-effectively as possible.
Subject code: XCMT 10003. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30854 2 classes
March 9-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Acquire the highly sought-after skills for leading, facilitating and sustaining organizational change in the 21st century. Gain real-world principles, skills, techniques and success strategies for planning, managing and responding to change. Learn to achieve measurable results and meet the economic and business performance challenges of today’s highly competitive global marketplace.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Change Management • Contract Management Continuing the Journey: Managing and Sustaining Change
Gathering Contract Requirements
No change is complete without measurable and enduring results. Examine specific tools and methods for defining metrics and assessing the success of implemented change efforts. Gain strategies for correcting the course of change, gathering and analyzing lessons learned, identifying opportunities for further improvement and applying best practices to sustain the gains.
Understanding your organization’s needs is vital to a successful contract. Apply the concepts from this course to ensure that every contract is built on the real business requirements. Subject code: XCAD 10002.
Subject code: XCMT 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30855 2 classes
April 13-14
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
The Leader as Culture Builder and Change Agent
15 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30868 2 classes
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Negotiating Contracts Be prepared to maximize every negotiation opportunity by learning the practical skills to build a winning strategy. Subject code: XCAD 10003. 15 Hours. Fee: $449
See page 21 for complete course details.
CRN 30869 2 classes
OPTIONAL COURSES
Feb. 24-25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Contract Development and Signing
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
As negotiations wrap up, the important task of creating and managing your contract begins. Learn to document negotiation outcomes, understand common legal terms and get the contract signed.
Choose 30 hours or any two courses from the following Extension Certificates:
Subject code: XCAD 10004.
Business Analysis See page 12.
15 Hours. Fee: $449
Business Process Management
CRN 30656 2 classes
See page 14.
March 9-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Contract Management and Compliance
Leadership Development
Make the most of your contracts with tips for choosing the best purchasing options, winning account payable strategies and proven scorecarding and reporting techniques. Subject code: XCAD 10005.
See page 21.
Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement
15 Hours. Fee: $449
See page 22.
CRN 30657 2 classes
Management Development
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
See page 23.
Best Practices in Contract Management
Project Management
Review outcomes from each stage in the contract management life cycle through hands-on case studies. Subject code: XCAD 10006.
See page 27.
Prerequisite: all other Contract Management courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $449
Contract Management
CRN 30658 2 classes
April 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/contract Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
Ensuring that contracts are managed strategically can be a challenge in any industry. This certificate gives you the tools and techniques to streamline the contract management process for maximum results – from determining your company’s needs to final payment and beyond. Ideal for anyone responsible for initiating, negotiating, developing or managing contracts. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (90 hours). REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Contract Management Overview Delve into the contract management life cycle and learn about critical contract components. Excellent as a review for seasoned practitioners or as an introduction for those just entering this growing profession.
To purchase Gift Certificates in any amount for use towards Continuing Education Courses call 403.440.3833
Subject code: XCAD 10001. 15 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30666 2 classes
Jan. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
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Fri., Sat.
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Environmental Management • Event Management
Environmental Management for Business
Event Management
Extension Certificate – Online
Extension Certificate – Classroom or Online
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/enviromanagement Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5512
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/eventmanagement Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8804 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Businesses, whether large or small, need environmental management plans that can be used to outline their environmental practices to customers, business partners and regulatory agencies. Gain the knowledge and skills to address your business’s environmental issues. Implement environmental strategies in your organization immediately. Program Note – Completing the first four courses is strongly recommended before registering in Environmental Analysis and Reporting. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses (75 hours) online. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Corporate Social Responsibility Understand a range of strategies, programs and tools to create socially responsible business practices. Be introduced to common corporate social responsibility building blocks, business ethics, community investment, environmental stewardship and human rights.
Subject code: XENM 10003.
Jan. 16-Feb. 13
Environmental Legislation for Business Find out how environmental legislation affects your organization. Examine national and international environmental trends and learn recommended practices to meet environmental legislation in your industry.
Subject code: XENM 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $319 CRN 30883 Online
Event planning requires professional personnel to plan, produce and manage special events of all sizes. Whether your event is community-based, corporate, a wedding or a conference, this certificate will provide you with practical skills and professional knowledge to successfully organize, promote and execute any type of event.
Program Notes – This program is available both online and in the
classroom. Choose the format that best suits your learning style. Not sure if online learning is for you? Please visit the Virtual Learning Centre at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/virtual. A grade 12 level of written and spoken English is strongly recommended to successfully complete the requirements of this certificate. In order to succeed in this program we strongly recommend that students have intermediate skills in MS Word, Excel and Windows.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Requirements – We strongly recommend that Introduction to Event
15 Hours. Fee: $319 CRN 30602 Online
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 31. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Feb. 27-March 26
Planning be completed before registering in any other courses as well as taking all of the courses in the order that they are listed in the schedule chart. You must complete all of the first six courses in order to begin studies in Event Management: Final Project. Please ensure you meet all requirements before registering.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete all seven required
courses (174 hours) within three years with a minimum grade of C in each course. You may also register in individual courses of interest provided you meet prerequisites. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Managing a Business Environmental Program Encourage buy-in for environmental measures within your organization by going beyond paying lip service to the issues. Address business environmental issues systematically rather than on an ad hoc basis or in crisis mode. Develop an environmental management system to be implemented in your organization. Subject code: XENM 10002.
Introduction to Event Planning
15 Hours. Fee: $319
Subject code: XEVT 10011.
CRN 30993 Online
April 2-30
Be introduced to the art and science of event management in this overview of the certificate program. Gain an overview of the event industry and its associations and designations. Discuss various types of events, the 5-phase approach to event planning and the core competencies of event planners. Course materials: included in fee. 15 Hours. Fee: $239
See page 61 for Green Building programs.
CRN 30351 Online
Jan. 9-30
CRN 30288 5 classes
Jan. 10-24
CRN 30384 Online
March 5-26
CRN 30289 5 classes
March 6-20
6:30-9:30 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu. Tue., Thu.
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Event Management
Resource Management for Event Planning
Event Production
Event planning involves awareness of who the intended audience is, what the event consists of, where and when the event is held and why the event is being held. Clearly comprehending the goals and objectives of the event and the needs and desires of the stakeholders provides a basis for ongoing decision-making and successful management of the event.
Event production requires the involvement of a variety of experts, including sound, lighting, special effects, audiovisual and more. Differentiate between an event timeline, a production schedule and production scripts. Acquire an understanding of common terminology and learn to assess technical requirements in order to have meaningful negotiations, discussions and event execution with all vendors. Subject code: XEVT 20005.
Course materials: approx. $11+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $365
Note: We strongly recommend completion of the previous five courses before beginning this course. Course materials: approx. $11+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $365
Subject code: XEVT 20001.
CRN 30090 10 classes Feb. 2-April 5
6:30-9:30 p.m.
CRN 30305 Online
Feb. 6-March 12
CRN 30385 Online
April 2-May 7
Thu.
CRN 30338 Online
CRN 30458 10 classes Feb. 22-April 25 CRN 30097 Online
Event Logistics Event logistics provide the opportunity to plan how attendees get to the event, what they do at the event and how they leave the event. Managing the logistics of multiple components of the event requires organizational skills and the ability to attend to detail while maintaining the big picture.
Subject code: XEVT 20002.
Course materials: approx. $11+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30335 Online CRN 30386 Online
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
March 5-April 10
Event Management: Final Project Review and apply the concepts, elements and processes of event planning. Use real-life examples to integrate your knowledge of the multiple components of successful events. Each student is required to submit a final project outlining specific components of a detailed event plan.
Subject code: XEVT 20006.
Feb. 6-March 12
CRN 30091 10 classes Feb. 21-April 24
Jan. 9-Feb. 13
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
April 2-May 7
Event Risk Management
Prerequisite: completion of the previous six courses. Course materials: included in fee. 9 Hours. Fee: $305 CRN 30140 Online
Jan. 9-20
CRN 30815 Online
Feb. 27-March 9
Identify the best ways of preventing and reducing loss to ensure that your event is conducted in the safest possible manner. Find out about permits, licenses and insurance, legal issues and bylaws, contract negotiation, protocol, and national and international considerations. Effective planning can and does reduce risk. Subject code: XEVT 20003.
Our seminars are open to everyone! No prerequisites are required in order to register.
Course materials: approx. $11+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $365
The Business of Wedding Planning
CRN 30336 Online
Feb. 6-March 12
CRN 30096 10 classes March 12-May 28 CRN 30387 Online
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
April 2-May 7
Event Marketing The success of your event is measured by the participation of its target audience. Effective event marketing includes strategy, timing and evaluation components, all critical to the event’s success. Differentiate between revenue-generating, fundraising, cost-recovery and marketing events. Develop a comprehensive event marketing plan, and identify and develop sponsorship opportunities. Subject code: XEVT 20004. Course materials: approx. $11+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30337 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 13
CRN 30388 Online
March 5-April 10
CRN 30098 10 classes March 14-May 16
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Extraordinary weddings don’t just happen, they are planned – and a skilled wedding planner can become a bride’s best friend. Discover how a great wedding planner can reduce a wedding budget – and stress – by negotiating contracts and streamlining processes to creatively achieve a unique and specialized experience for the wedding party. Subject code: XEVT 10008. 6 Hours. Fee: $139+GST CRN 30457 2 classes
Feb. 8-15
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Green Meetings and Events
Wed.
CRN 30952 Online
Feb. 14-28
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Green events represent a high growth area in the events industry, as clients have increased interest in and stronger commitment to events that are environmentally responsible. Examine green strategies, guidelines and best practices for planning and producing green events that are creative and environmentally friendly. Subject code: XEVT 10017. 7.5 Hours. Fee: $169+GST
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Event Management • Human Resource Management Business Etiquette and Protocol
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Success in life and business is not determined by what you know, but rather how you carry yourself and interact with the world and people around you. Understand how the history of etiquette and protocol informs expectations for modern behaviour, and identify key elements of contemporary business etiquette in Canada and the United States. Help ensure your success by executing business etiquette skills and protocol in your professional role.
Total Compensation
7.5 Hours. Fee: $169+GST
Subject code: XADM 10005.
Subject code: XEVT 10016. CRN 30818 Online
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Explore how to integrate the total compensation package, including remuneration, benefits and pension, with the organization’s overall goals. Gain a broad understanding of the employment environment and the statutory framework within which the organization operates. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359
April 23-May 7
CRN 30293 5 classes
Human Resource Management
Jan. 16-Feb. 13
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Mon.
Employee Relations
Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/humanresources Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6013 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 12. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
The Human Resource Management Certificate has been developed to meet a need for education in key knowledge areas of human resource management. Learn to identify effective recruitment and selection techniques, support employee career planning, develop quality training programs for employees, and develop an effective performance management program while measuring organizational performance. The courses provide a broad overview of the required professional capabilities for CHRP (Certified Human Resource Professional) designation and contribute points toward updating those professional capabilities to maintain CHRP status. For more information visit chrp.ca.
Develop your understanding of the essentials of employment legislation and its impact on the work environment. Discover how to interpret and manage legal issues in human resources by reviewing real-life situations. Identify when and how to research, develop and implement policies and procedures in your organization. Subject code: XADM 10013. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30348 2 classes
Jan. 21-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30353 2 classes
Feb. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Organizational Learning, Development and Training Continuous learning, career development and training for improved performance are key elements of an organization’s successful HR strategy. Discover how to integrate performance measurement, coaching and development policies and programs, and training initiatives to achieve overall organizational effectiveness. Subject code: XADM 10002.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359
Textbook (Required) – Managing Human Resources, approx. $127+GST at
CRN 30505 2 classes
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required
Workplace Health and Safety
the BookStore.
courses (90 hours) and choose an additional 60 hours of optional courses. The program may be completed within one semester or extended over three years. You may also register in individual courses provided you meet prerequisites.
Career Outlook – If you currently work or are seeking a career in the
human resource sector, or are working as a manager or supervisor involved in hiring, managing and motivating employees, this program is ideally suited to your learning needs. Completion of this certificate may qualify you for advancement or an entry-level position in the HR field. Explore a Career in Human Resource Management Unsure about taking the Human Resource Management Certificate? Take the optional course Human Resource Basics for Managers (see page 20) if you have no background in HR to determine your interest in and suitability for human resource management.
Feb. 3-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
Take a leadership role on the issue of workplace health, safety and Workers’ Compensation. The amount of accountability you have in this area depends on the size of your organization and management’s assessment of inherent risks. Make sure that your organization’s efforts are coordinated and effective. Identify tools and techniques for implementing best practices.
Subject code: XADM 10006.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30298 2 classes
Feb. 4-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Human Resources Information Management (HRIM) Human resource departments are responsible for maintaining large quantities of employee information required by organizations to achieve their business objectives. Acquire best practice strategies for managing this data and selecting the technology most appropriate for your organization.
Subject code: XADM 10014.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30441 5 classes
Feb. 22-March 21
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Wed.
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Human Resource Management Organizational Effectiveness
Labour Relations
Create a highly competent workforce while reducing turnover and decreasing recruitment costs. Gain an understanding of organizational design, development and change, employee involvement strategies and human resource planning. Acquire strategies for recruitment and selection.
Apply knowledge of organizational goals with an understanding of union activities to achieve an optional strategy for labour management cooperation. Learn strategies for dealing with certification, collective bargaining, interpretation and administration of collective agreements, and resolution of grievances. Subject code: XADM 10004.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359
15 Hours. Fee: $359
Subject code: XADM 10001.
CRN 30270 2 classes
March 3-10
CRN 30320 5 classes
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
15 Hours. Fee: $359
Human Resource Basics for Managers Gain a fundamental overview of human resources management. Acquire an appreciation and basic comprehension of legislation affecting employees, knowledge regarding the recruitment/selection process, training and development, and managing day-to-day performance.
Subject code: XMGD 20020.
Note: This course is recommended for students with little to no HR experience. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30243 2 classes
Jan. 21-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30244 2 classes
Feb. 6-7
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Employee Engagement Managers and supervisors must learn to measure their workplace’s performance on the dimensions that create a great workplace and strive for continuous improvement. Solid skills in building employee engagement through strong relationships with individuals and groups of employees are essential. Be introduced to a “Communications Intentions Model” designed to enhance managers’ and supervisors’ ability to build relationships.
Subject code: XADM 10016.
CRN 30790 2 classes
April 14-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Employee Retention for Managers What is today’s workforce looking for in an employer? Fundamental changes are taking place within the workplace and it is changing the way that employers relate to their employees. Acquire practical strategies for retaining your organization’s greatest asset – its people.
Subject code: XADM 10015.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30321 2 classes
April 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Emotional Intelligence at Work See page 24 for complete course details.
Effective Facilitation for Managers and Leaders
A Roadmap for Change: Change Management Fundamentals
See page 26 for Canadian Payroll Association certification programs.
Subject code: XADM 10023.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
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See page 24 for complete course details.
See page 15 for complete course details.
Explore the proven technique of behavioural interviewing through interactive activities such as employment interviews, telephone screening, and panel and video interviews. Learn how to recruit candidates and make effective hiring decisions through reviewing online applications and resumes. Evaluate interview methods and hiring techniques. Understand the importance of checking education, criminal and employment references.
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Mon., Tue.
See page 22 for complete course details.
Interviewing Strategies
Feb. 24-25
Sat.
Becoming a Strategic Leader
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359
CRN 30791 2 classes
Wed.
As valuable skilled employees retire or resign, who will be ready to replace them? Acquire a solid understanding of characteristics that define succession planning and be able to develop a strategic succession plan for your own organization. Subject code: XADM 10012.
Choose 60 hours.
Feb. 6-7
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Succession Planning for Managers
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
CRN 30412 2 classes
March 28-April 25
Sat.
General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Leadership Development
Leadership Development
Interpersonal Leadership: Empowering and Encouraging Others
Extension Certificate
Exemplary leaders lead with influence and authenticity. They know how to build trust, create and strengthen important relationships, and develop others through mentoring and coaching. Explore the strategies and benefits of encouraging, inspiring and bringing out the best in others through effective communication, employee development, and strengthening community through the celebration of values and victories. Subject code: XLEA 10007.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/leadership Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7785 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 12. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
The Leadership Development Extension Certificate is for emerging leaders, professionals and individuals who want to develop, update or strengthen their leadership skills. This program presents a leading-edge, comprehensive approach to developing your leadership abilities and performance. Through the use of widely recognized leadership assessment tools, real-world case studies, best practices, guided leadership challenges and reflective practice, this program provides the foundation for a life-long leadership journey. The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership are used as a framework for your leadership development.
Program Notes – We strongly recommend completion of Awakening Your Leadership Potential and Personal Leadership: Modelling the Way before registering in any other Leadership Certificate courses.
Textbooks – There are both required and recommended textbooks for
each course within the program. Please review individual course material requirements online at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/leadership Course fees include the cost of some self-assessment instruments and reports, including the Myers-Briggs® Type Indicator Instrument (MBTI®).
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses, the Capstone Leadership Project and two optional courses (135 hours).
Be introduced to leadership fundamentals, including why leadership matters, what leadership means, who leadership is for, and how leadership skills can be developed. Use widely-recognized self-assessment tools, including the Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI) and the Myers Briggs® Type Indicator (MBTI) personality profile. Subject code: XLEA 10005. 15 Hours. Fee: $449 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
Personal Leadership: Modelling the Way Exemplary leaders model the way and lead with integrity. Explore your personal leadership values and use an EI self-assessment to identify new areas of strength and development as an emotionally intelligent leader. Discover how your daily actions require consistent practice and alignment with personal values in order to lead from a place of authenticity and integrity. Subject code: XLEA 10006. 15 Hours. Fee: $449 Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Strengthening Team Leadership Leadership is a team effort. Exemplary leaders foster collaboration, build cooperative goals, and create and strengthen teams, partnerships and collaborative ventures. Explore strategies for building a great team, including shared vision and purpose, leveraging the strengths of each member, and agreeing to accomplish the work of the team cooperatively.
Subject code: XLEA 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30986 2 classes
March 16-17 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
The Leader as Culture Builder and Change Agent Exemplary leaders use the power of shared vision and instill hope for a better future. Explore leadership and culture as two sides of the same coin, including the leader’s role in building high engagement and high performance cultures. Discover specific strategies and techniques for managing change, including appreciative inquiry, strategic planning and employee engagement.
CRN 30987 2 classes
Awakening Your Leadership Potential
CRN 30858 2 classes
March 2-3
15 Hours. Fee: $449
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Jan. 20-27
CRN 30859 2 classes
Subject code: XLEA 10002.
REQUIRED COURSES
CRN 30857 2 classes
15 Hours. Fee: $449
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
April 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Capstone Leadership Project
Fri., Sat.
NEW!
Integrate the leadership framework, principles and tools acquired throughout previous courses into your final applied leadership project. Select a real-life project or situation and apply the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership. To capture and communicate observations, reflections and lessons learned, conclude the course with an in-class presentation, learning journal and final integration paper. Subject code: XLEA 10008. 30 Hours. Fee: $330 CRN 30860 Independent Study Jan. 18-April 14 & 2 classes Jan. 18 6-9 p.m. April 14 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wed. & Sat.
OPTIONAL COURSES SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Choose two from this certificate or any two courses from the certificates listed below.
Developing Your Leadership Presence
NEW!
Leadership presence is the ability to connect authentically with the thoughts and feelings of others in order to motivate and inspire them to achieve a desired outcome. Exemplary leaders in all types of organizations radiate sincerity and accountability, and they have the drive and ability to make things happen. Subject code: XLEA 10009. 15 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30988 2 classes
Feb. 24-25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Leadership Development • Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement Becoming a Strategic Leader
NEW!
Strategic leadership is the ability to “think, plan, act, and influence in ways that promote the sustainable competitive advantage of the organization.” To be competitive, organizations must have effective leadership that promotes and practices strategic thinking. Strategic leaders co-create an organizational vision that connects all constituents’ roles and day-to-day activities.
Subject code: XLEA 10010. CRN 30989 2 classes
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Textbook (Required) – Please purchase at the BookStore prior to first class. See website for details.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses plus 30 hours of optional courses (120 hours). REQUIRED COURSES SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Lean Enterprise: An Introduction to Lean Performance and Continuous Improvement
Business Analysis See page 12.
Explore the concepts and underlying principles of lean thinking and continuous improvement to increase value and minimize waste in your organization. Examine how a culture driven by lean philosophy and strategies for continuous improvement can positively impact the bottom line, create value for customers and enhance overall performance.
Business Process Management See page 14.
Subject code: XCIM 10001.
Change Management
15 Hours. Fee: $459
See page 15.
CRN 30885 2 classes
Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
See below.
Solutions for Continuous Improvement: Tools and Techniques
Management Development
Learn to investigate, evaluate and improve current business activities and processes by looking in the right places, asking the right questions and using the right tools. Discover the benefits and applications of various problem solving and process improvement techniques, including root cause analysis, the DMAIC method, Gemba walking and value stream mapping.
See page 23.
Project Management See page 27.
Subject code: XCIM 10002. 15 Hours. Fee: $459
Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement
CRN 30886 2 classes
Extension Certificate
Strategies for Creating a Culture of Continuous Improvement
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/lean Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5069 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Discover how to apply lean tools and techniques to get results for your organization and customers. Examine the complex and challenging dimensions of lean transformation, continuous improvement, organizational behaviour and change. Gather insight and success strategies for creating a lean culture, building support and sustaining the impacts when implementing lean performance.
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 18 SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Organizations that want to excel in today’s marketplace must foster a culture of strategic agility, lean performance and continuous improvement. The modern enterprise across every sector is seeking ways to streamline operations, minimize waste, improve efficiencies, and align practices with changing priorities and values. Strategic management practices are paramount to leading, facilitating, and inspiring lean transformation and continuous improvement. Be introduced to lean strategies and tools for organizational problem solving and lean performance improvement in non-manufacturing environments such as finance, health care, and oil and gas. The program includes recognized techniques and best practices in Kaizen, lean philosophy and methodology, quality management and Six Sigma. Using real-world examples and case studies, this certificate can help you and your organization to reduce costs, waste, workplace stress, employee dissatisfaction, inefficiencies and redundancies.
Feb. 24-25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Subject code: XCIM 10003. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30887 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Get a roadmap for measuring performance, sustaining success and leading continuous improvement after implementation, including practical tools, best practices and pitfalls to avoid. Learn which tools and metrics to apply for tracking, evaluating and building upon current performance. Understand the value of effectively communicating results and developing a continuous improvement plan. Subject code: XCIM 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $459 CRN 30888 2 classes
April 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
professionals and front line staff who seek to effectively lead or support lean culture change and continuous improvement. It is especially valuable for teams and organizations outside a traditional manufacturing setting that want to implement lean thinking and performance improvement, including oil and gas, health care, information technology and financial services.
mtroyal.ca/conted
Fri., Sat.
Lean Transformation and Continuous Improvement: Measuring Performance and Sustaining Results
Who Should Take this Program – This program is designed for managers,
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General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
Fri., Sat.
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Management Development
OPTIONAL COURSES
PILLARS OF MANAGEMENT COURSES
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
ALL REQUIRED COURSES ARE OFFERED EVERY SEMESTER
Choose 30 hours or any two courses from the following Extension Certificates:
Understanding Leadership Learn how to become an outstanding leader as you explore the concept of leadership and identify leadership functions and roles. Participate in handson activities that help you understand what effective leadership entails. Discover the difference between leadership and management and be able to apply theoretical concepts to your job the very next day.
Business Analysis See page 12.
Business Process Management See page 14.
Subject code: XMGD 20017.
Change Management
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359
See page 15.
CRN 30094 2 classes
Jan. 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Leadership Development
CRN 30324 2 classes
March 24-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
See page 21.
Understanding and Using Financial Information
Management Development
Cut through the fog of accounting jargon, and contribute and manage finances more effectively. Discover how to interpret, evaluate and analyze financial statements. Using ratio analysis, assess the performance of a business from the balance sheet, income statement and other financial information. Subject code: XMGD 20003.
See below.
Project Management See page 27.
Management Development – Pillars of Management Certificate of Completion – and –
Management Development
Note: Please bring a calculator to class. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30245 2 classes
Jan. 23-24
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
CRN 30304 2 classes
March 3-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Human Resource Basics for Managers
Extension Certificate
Gain a fundamental overview of human resources management. Acquire an appreciation and basic comprehension of legislation affecting employees, knowledge regarding the recruitment/selection process, training and development, and managing day-to-day performance.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/management Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6013 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Acquire essential management skills with our four-course Pillars of Management Certificate of Completion, developed in consultation with human resource and training experts. Get a solid foundation in four main areas of management: communications, human resources and financial/operational and leadership. Further enhance your knowledge by taking additional courses to earn a full Management Development Certificate.
Earning Your Certificates – Earn your Pillars of Management Certificate of Completion by completing the four required courses (60 hours). Earn your Management Development Extension Certificate by selecting a minimum of 140 hours of additional courses. The program may be completed within one semester or extended over three years. You may also register in individual courses provided you meet prerequisites.
Career Outlook – Management skills are applicable in any managerial
or supervisory position, whether it is new to you or you have been in the role for some time. Completion of the Management Development Extension Certificate may qualify you for advancement or entry into a managerial role.
Pillars of Management Fast Track Series
Subject code: XMGD 20020.
Note: This course is recommended for students with little to no HR experience. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30243 2 classes
Jan. 21-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30244 2 classes
Feb. 6-7
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Effective Workplace Communication Strong communication skills are crucial for outstanding performance and career advancement. People are not born with effective communication skills; they must be learned. Discover practical techniques for improving communication skills, including communicating more clearly, active listening, non-verbal communication and electronic communication.
Subject code: XMGD 20004.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30242 2 classes
Jan. 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
CRN 30136 2 classes
Feb. 4-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Complete all four Pillars courses in one month!
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Management Development
Effective Facilitation for Managers and Leaders
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE.
Choose a minimum of 140 hours.
Time and Priority Management Imagine less stress and higher productivity in your job! Establish an action plan that applies proven strategies for handling multiple and conflicting tasks, controlling paperwork and staying focused on activities that have the greatest impact on desired results. Apply these empowering concepts to work, family and community to achieve balance in your life.
Subject code: XMGD 10018.
Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30508 2 classes
Feb. 9-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Coaching in the Workplace, Level 1 How can you get the best out of those you manage and lead? Coaching those that you manage is an effective, powerful and satisfying approach. Be introduced to basic coaching models, giving and receiving feedback, as well as coaching tips and tools. Role play coaching sessions and develop an action plan. Subject code: XMGD 10021. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30137 2 classes
March 1-2
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Apply your understanding of coaching theory and practice, and refine your skills so that they become natural to your way of working. This advancedlevel coaching course concentrates on the practising and refining of skills useful to everyday situations in the workplace.
Subject code: XMGD 10034.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Coaching in the Workplace, Level 1 before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 March 19-26
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon.
Managing High Performance Teams An effective team is greater than the sum of its individual parts. This course arms you with the tools necessary to develop your own high performance team. Topics include the stages of team development, common pitfalls to avoid in developing teams, conflict resolution, creating the player attitude and mapping team capabilities. Subject code: XMGD 20015. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30323 2 classes
March 5-6
15 Hours. Fee: $389 CRN 30949 2 classes
March 23-24
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Emotional Intelligence at Work Emotional intelligence impacts success and happiness at home and work. It helps us motivate ourselves, manage stress, embrace change, strengthen relationships and resolve conflict. Become aware of, identify, and analyze and manage individual and group emotions. Unlike IQ, EQ (EI) is a skill that can be improved through education and practice. Subject code: XMGD 10045. Textbook and online EQ appraisal: Bradberry and Greaves (2009) Emotional Intelligence 2.0 This textbook comes with an online link and password to complete an online EQ self appraisal. You must complete, print and bring appraisal to the first day of class. 15 Hours. Fee: $389 CRN 30792 2 classes
March 24-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
Acquire the core skills and knowledge needed to supervise and manage others effectively. The “tool kit” of skills helps you to be more confident in your management role. Topics include the roles and responsibilities of a supervisor, delegation, effective communication, motivation and performance management. Subject code: XMGD 20001. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 21 Hours. Fee: $399 CRN 30088 3 classes
March 28-30
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Subject code: XMGD 20031.
Performance Management A strong, integrated performance development and review program is about helping your employees grow, tapping into their strengths and adding new skills, utilizing a strength-based approach to performance management. This approach is designed on the principles that engaged employees have a direct impact on client/customer engagement, peer/staff relationships and bottomline business results. Subject code: XMGD 20030. Course materials: approx. $20+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $359 CRN 30322 2 classes
April 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Becoming a Strategic Leader
NEW!
A Roadmap for Change: Change Management Fundamentals See page 15 for complete course details. Please see chart on website for more optional courses you may take.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
mtroyal.ca/conted
Fri., Sat.
Interviewing Strategies
7.5 Hours. Fee: $219
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See page 22 for complete course details.
Gain valuable insight into what it takes to be a valued team member in today’s workplace. This course provides useful techniques for managing situations where you have ample responsibility yet may not have the authority over others to make things happen. Deepen your understanding of how leaders and followers are interconnected in a team environment.
March 16
Sat.
See page 20 for complete course details.
Increasing Your Influence
CRN 30507 1 class
Fri., Sat.
Supervision – A Tool Kit of Core Skills
Coaching in the Workplace, Level 2
CRN 30509 2 classes
NEW!
In today’s organizations, effective facilitation skills are essential. Explore techniques and strategies to manage meetings and work sessions that are productive and reach desired outcomes. Gain insight into the role of the facilitator to identify objectives, manage participation and conflict, build trust and rapport, and develop action plans. Subject code: XMGD 10046.
General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Nonprofit Management
Nonprofit Management
Fund Development and Corporate Philanthropy Look at fundraising from both a nonprofit and a private sector perspective. From the nonprofit perspective, discuss how to raise funds. On the corporate side, discuss how to create programs that provide funding.
Extension Certificate – Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/nonprofit Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6013 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Subject code: XNPC 20015.
Gain a thorough understanding of the nonprofit sector and board governance in Canada, and discover strategies for building successful partnerships and alliances. Learn from experienced nonprofit professionals and acquire relevant skills that can be applied immediately in the workplace. There are approximately 150,000 charities and nonprofit organizations in Canada employing nearly a million people. These organizations have a significant impact on our communities and our economy, and those employed in the sector have a strong need for skills to meet its unique challenges.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Requirements – We strongly recommend that you take Introduction to Nonprofit Management prior to any other courses in the program.
Earning Your Certificate – Complete the eight required courses (120
hours) and two of three optional courses (30 hours). The program may be completed within one year or extended over three years. You may also register in individual courses provided you meet prerequisites.
Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Nonprofit Management
Certificate will be of benefit if you are currently in an entry – to mid-level position in a nonprofit or if you are seeking a career in the nonprofit sector. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE CHART FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Nonprofit organizations make a significant contribution to our communities and to our economy. Explore the history, scope, issues, trends and challenges that affect the sector, with emphasis on leadership and management skills.
Subject code: XNPC 20008.
Feb. 8-March 7
Board Governance in the Nonprofit Sector To govern well, boards must understand their work and develop effective, well-thought-out processes that keep the board focused on its work while respecting the roles and responsibilities of the organization’s staff. Examine these issues and investigate various board models and structures, roles of external stakeholders and board fiduciary responsibilities. Subject code XNPC 20010. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30440 Online
Feb. 28-March 27
Introduction to Voluntarism in the Nonprofit Sector Volunteers donate over one billion hours to charities each year, a value of over $14 billion to Canada’s economy. It is imperative for nonprofit organizations to manage this valuable resource effectively. Find out how to plan an effective volunteer program, motivate volunteers, provide meaningful volunteer job development, and recruit, select and train volunteers.
Subject code: XNPC 20011. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30326 Online
April 2-30
SEE CHART FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE.
Choose two of three.
Keys to Managing Nonprofit Organizations II: Roles and Responsibilities
15 Hours. Fee: $309
Examine the management functions in nonprofit organizations and identify various strategies for managing them. Learn to recognize the importance of major stakeholders and how to maintain relationships with them and discover the role of transaction and exchange when managing stakeholders.
Jan. 9-Feb. 6
Keys to Managing Nonprofit Organizations I: Strategic Management Examine the fundamentals of strategic management and explore various approaches to strategic planning. Analyze the impact of your organization’s mission and vision when developing and meeting long-term objectives. Gain an understanding of the role of organizational leadership, culture, complexity and mobilizing resources for change. Subject code: XNPC 20009. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30325 Online
CRN 30328 Online
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Introduction to Nonprofit Management
CRN 30139 Online
15 Hours. Fee: $309
Subject code: XNPC 20016.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Keys to Managing Nonprofit Organizations I before registering in this course. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30794 Online
March 5-April 2
Marketing and Public Relations in the Nonprofit Sector
Jan. 10-Feb. 7
Program Planning and Evaluation for the Nonprofit Sector Explore program planning and assessment principles currently used in the nonprofit sector. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to create new programs and initiatives in a nonprofit organization by creating a plan for a new program from the research stage through evaluation.
Subject code: XNPC 20012.
Gain insight into marketing and public relations as they relate to the goals and objectives of nonprofit organizations. This course provides opportunities for networking and small group discussion, and you are expected to develop a marketing and public relations plan for a nonprofit organization.
Subject code: XNPC 20007. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30793 Online
March 23-April 20
Textbook (Required): Field Guide to Nonprofit Program Design, Marketing and Evaluation, approx. $45+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. Fee: $309 CRN 30327 Online
Jan. 26-Feb. 23
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Payroll Management
Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) and Certified Payroll Manager (CPM) Programs Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/payrollmanager Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 6. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
The Canadian Payroll Association’s (CPA’s) Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) and Certified Payroll Manager (CPM) certification programs are recognized nationally as the standards of excellence for payroll training. The CPA awards these professional certifications upon completion of core and compulsory courses that may be taken through classroom study at Mount Royal University. Certification from the CPA is a prerequisite for employment in payroll by more and more employers.
Requirements – To enrol in the following courses, you must ensure that
both the Mount Royal University tuition fee and the CPA course materials and exam fee have been paid in full. Please see the following chart for the breakdown of fees:
Payroll Fundamentals 1 This is the second payroll course required for the PCP certificate. Gain an understanding of how to apply payroll legislation and calculate individual pay, from remuneration through deductions to net pay. Acquire the content and skills to communicate all aspects of the individual pay calculation process to external and internal stakeholders and be able to complete Records of Employment accurately. Subject code: XPYM 20002. Prerequisite: Payroll Compliance Legislation 42 Hours. Fee: $475 + CPA fee as shown above CRN 30317 14 classes March 13-June 12
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Payroll Fundamentals 2 This is the third payroll course required for the PCP certificate. Acquire knowledge of how to calculate and report government and third party remittances, year – end requirements and accounting for payroll at the compliance level for an organization. Master the content and skills to communicate these organizational processes and requirements effectively to internal and external stakeholders. Subject code: XPYM 20003.
Paid to
Prerequisites: Payroll Fundamentals 1 and Introduction to Accounting 42 Hours. Fee: $475 + CPA fee as shown above
$475 Tuition
MRU
CRN 30318 14 classes March 14-June 13
$300+GST
Mtls. + Exam
Current CPA Member
CPA
$465+GST
Mtls. + Exam
New CPA Member
CPA
Fee Amount*
Type
Membership Status
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Please register with Mount Royal University Continuing Education first to ensure there is space available for you and then visit www.payroll.ca to register online for the course with the CPA or to obtain a copy of the classroom registration form. Course materials are provided the first night of class to those who have paid the CPA fee. Please ensure your fees are processed by the CPA at least one week prior to the course start date. Blended Delivery for the PCP Core Courses – combining online and classroom learning. Access to the Internet is required. Earning Your Certification – To receive certification, students must complete the CPA core courses plus compulsory courses, complete the CPA’s Application for Certification and fulfill the CPA’s ongoing certification requirements: CPA membership, adherence to the CPA’s Code of Conduct and Continuing Professional Education (CPE). The core courses offered vary each semester. For a listing of the compulsory courses required for certification and classes available at Mount Royal University, please contact our Academic Upgrading and Open Studies area at 403.440.6282 or visit mtroyal.ca/open. CPA CORE COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Payroll Compliance Legislation This is the first payroll course required for the Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) certificate. It provides an overview of payroll compliance responsibilities and payroll-related legislation, including employment standards and workers’ compensation, and equips you with the tools to effectively communicate these to various stakeholders.
Subject code: XPYM 20001.
Note: It is recommended that students entering the program have basic math skills and communication competency. 39 Hours. Fee: $475 + CPA fee as shown above CRN 30626 13 classes March 21-June 13
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30772 13 classes March 22-June 14
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Thu.
Introduction to Payroll Management This is the first core payroll course in the Certified Payroll Manager (CPM) certification program. It prepares professionals to manage a payroll department by introducing them to the most applicable core management subjects such as effective decision making and project management. It builds on the foundation of a Payroll Compliance Practitioner’s experience, knowledge and application of legislative monitoring and effective communication of payroll programs and policies. Subject code: XYPM 20004. Prerequisites: PCP Certification and payroll work experience which must be verified by the CPA prior to registration with Mount Royal. Please visit www.payroll.ca for complete details on the work experience requirement and CPA approval process. 39 Hours. Fee: $475 + CPA fee as shown above CRN 30843 13 classes March 22-June 14
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Thu.
Applied Payroll Management (formerly Payroll Management Practices) This course is the final core payroll course in the CPM certification program, providing professionals with the opportunity to apply relevant management processes in a payroll department context. Benchmarking, best practices development and human resources skills – such as monitoring, motivating, assessing and supervising personnel – are utilized to enable the payroll professional to achieve organizational and career goals.
Subject code: XPYM 20005.
Prerequisites: Introduction to Payroll Management, Organizational Behaviour, Management Accounting, and Compensation and Benefits 36 Hours. Fee: $475 + CPA fee as shown above CRN 30844 12 classes March 26-June 11 April 10, May 22
6:15-9:15 p.m. 6:15-9:15 p.m.
See page 19 for Human Resource Management.
mtroyal.ca/conted
Wed.
(formerly Payroll Management Processes)
*Fees subject to change
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General course information 403.440.6875 toll-free 1.866.775.2673 or e-mail conted@mtroyal.ca
Mon. & Tue.
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Project Management
Project Management
REQUIRED COURSES – CLASSROOM PROGRAM
Extension Certificate – Classroom or Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/projectmanagement Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8937 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Earn your Project Management Extension Certificate more quickly!
ALL COURSES IN THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
Knowledgeable and skilled project managers are critical to the success of any organization. Mount Royal is a Global Registered Education Provider of the Project Management Institute (PMI)®. Develop your skills in one of today’s most in-demand careers with Mount Royal’s Project Management Extension Certificate, which provides essential training in this growing field and is designed to develop introductory project management skills. Program Notes – These programs (both classroom and online) are ideal if you are preparing to write the PMI® Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® exam and those in the early stages of preparing for the PMI® Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam. All of the course hours qualify as credit for the required number of hours of Project Management training for both the CAPM® and PMP® designations. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
2010, 2009 and 2007 Winner of the PMI®-SAC Professional Development Provider in Project Management, an award which
acknowledges exceptional skills in the delivery and implementation of a professional development program in project management. Requirements – We strongly recommend completion of Project Management – An Overview before registering in any of the other five classroom courses. Textbook (Recommended for certificate students) – Project Management Institute, A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK® Guide) – Fourth Edition, Project Management Institute, Inc., 2008, approx. $70+GST. Course materials (classroom only), approx. $25+GST per course. All available at the BookStore. Earning Your Extension Certificate – The Project Management Extension Certificate program may be completed within one year and must be completed within three years. Classroom: Complete the six required courses (90 hours) with a minimum of 75% attendance and active participation in each course, plus the Final Assessment Paper. Online: Complete the three online modules (90 hours) plus the Final Assessment Paper. Note: We strongly recommend completion of all six classroom courses or three online modules before registering in the Final Assessment course. Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Project Management Extension Certificate or Project Management Extension Certificate – Online develops introductory-level project management skills for those who want to pursue a formal role of project management in the workplace or for those on project teams. It also provides the foundation to prepare for the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® or Project Management Professional (PMP)® designations.
In the Fast Track format, you need just three weeks of part-time classroom study to complete the six required courses (see below for courses and descriptions), followed by the Final Assessment Paper (independent study). Note: Course materials cost extra. You are registering in seven separate courses. Web registration is not available for Block Code Registration. Fee: $3,283
Block Code Registration CRN PRM – (includes these courses – you cannot register individually)
Project Management: An Overview Jan. 18-19
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Project Management: Integration and Scope Jan. 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Project Management: Quality Jan. 25-26
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Wed., Thu. Fri., Sat. Wed., Thu.
Project Management: Human Resource and Communications Jan. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Time and Cost Feb. 1-2
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Project Management: Risk and Procurement Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Wed., Thu. Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Final Assessment Paper Jan. 4-April 18 April 18
Independent Study (Final Assessment Paper due 4:30 p.m.)
Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82. Please see the following pages for course descriptions of each course in this program.
Project Management: An Overview Ensure the success of your next project with this comprehensive course, designed to familiarize you with the overall project management process. Discover how to implement sophisticated project management concepts, techniques and tools. Subject code: XPRM 10001. 15 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30151 2 classes
Jan. 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30152 4 classes
Jan. 23-Feb. 1
6:15-10 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 30223 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30313 2 classes
March 2-3
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Integration and Scope Acquire skills and strategies to coordinate project elements effectively and ensure that your project includes only critical stages and resources. Explore project plan development and execution, initiation, as well as scope planning, verification and change control. Subject code: XPRM 10006. 15 Hours. Fee: $489
The PMI Registered Education Provider logo, CAPM, PMP, PMBOK are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
CRN 30415 2 classes
Jan. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30172 4 classes
Feb. 6-15
6:15-10 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 30261 2 classes
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Project Management
Project Management: Quality
ONLINE CERTIFICATE
Quality management ensures that the necessary processes are in place to meet project goals. Explore how to integrate quality planning, assurance and control techniques into your projects to ensure their success.
Subject code: XPRM 10002.
The Project Management Extension Certificate – Online allows you to work at a time and place that is convenient for you. This online curriculum incorporates interactive dialogue among course instructors and learners.
15 Hours. Fee: $489
REQUIRED COURSES – ONLINE PROGRAM
CRN 30356 4 classes
Feb. 21-March 1 6:15-10 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 30155 2 classes
Feb. 24-25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30175 2 classes
March 9-10
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Human Resource and Communications
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Project Management Online, Module 1: Overview and Initiating Processes
Manage, motivate, organize people and communicate effectively with your team. Acquire proven strategies to maximize staff resources through organizational planning, staff acquisition and team development.
Become familiar with the nine knowledge areas of project management: integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communications, risk and procurement. Gain insight into all of the processes involved in initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing projects.
15 Hours. Fee: $489
15 Hours. Fee: $489
Subject code: XPRM 10003. CRN 30518 4 classes
March 6-15
6:15-10 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 30154 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30174 2 classes
April 13-14
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Time and Cost Ensure the timely completion of your next project while managing project costs. Discuss the defining, sequencing and duration estimating of activities, the developing and control of schedules and resource planning, as well as estimating, budgeting and controlling costs. Subject code: XPRM 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30355 4 classes
March 19-28
6:15-10 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 30173 2 classes
March 23-24
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30413 2 classes
April 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Project Management: Risk and Procurement Explore the planning of purchases, acquisitions and contracting, requesting seller responses, selecting sellers, contract administration and contract closure. Gain insight into risk identification, performing risk qualification and quantification analysis, risk response planning and risk monitoring and controlling. Subject code: XPRM 10005.
Subject code: XPRM 20002. CRN 30569 Online
Jan. 5-Feb. 2
CRN 30570 Online
Jan. 5-Feb. 2
CRN 30571 Online
Feb. 7-March 6
CRN 30572 Online
March 29-April 26
Project Management Online, Module 2: Planning Processes The planning processes are examined in detail with supporting exercises that illustrate key tools and techniques and outputs. Processes are included from the nine project knowledge areas: integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communications, risk and procurement.
Subject code: XPRM 20003. 45 Hours. Fee: $1,249 CRN 30573 Online
Feb. 3-March 16
CRN 30574 Online
Feb. 3-March 16
Project Management Online, Module 3: Executing, Monitoring and Controlling and Closing Processes
CRN 30519 4 classes
April 10-19
6:15-10 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
Bring your project from execution through monitoring and controlling to completion. Examine in detail key outputs such as change control, contracts, performance reports, project plan updates, as well as analyses of schedule, budget, risk and quality improvements. Create a close-out report and contract closure. Subject code: XPRM 20004.
CRN 30153 2 classes
April 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
30 Hours. Fee: $1,099
15 Hours. Fee: $489
CRN 30115 Online
March 19-April 23
CRN 30224 Online
March 19-April 23
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Project Management • Applied Project Management FINAL ASSESSMENT PAPER – BOTH CLASSROOM AND ONLINE CERTIFICATES
Project Management – Final Assessment Paper Apply the project management principles and practices you have acquired either through the six classroom-based courses or the three online modules to a real-life project. Successful completion of this course is required for you to receive your Project Management Extension Certificate.
Subject code: XPRM 20001.
This course uses an accelerated learning approach to assist experienced project managers to prepare for the PMP® Certification Exam, through comprehensive reviews of the PMI® process groups and knowledge areas as they relate to PMP® examination, exam content, preparation, layout and study tips. The course is highly interactive and covers appropriate material to satisfy the learning requirements for sitting the PMP® examination.
Subject code: XPRM 30005.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of the six Project Management classroom-based courses OR the three Project Management Online modules before registering in this course. Note: Deadline for submission is 4:30 p.m., April 18, 2011. No refunds after Jan. 4. For further information on criteria for the Final Assessment Paper, grading system and FAQs, visit the website and click on the PM Final Assessment link. Note: For advisor contact information, please call 403.440.8937. Note: Fee includes a non-refundable $50 application fee. 30 Hours. Fee: $349 CRN 30033 Independent Study
Jan. 4-April 18
CRN 30051 Independent Study
Jan. 4-April 18
CRN 30055 Independent Study
Jan. 4-April 18
CRN 30056 Independent Study
Jan. 4-April 18
Textbooks (required): PMP® Exam Prep, 7th Edition, approx. $120+GST; PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition, approx. $70+GST; and course materials: approx. $45+GST, at the BookStore. 21 Hours. PMI® Member Fee: $615: Non-member Fee: $715 CRN 30576 7 classes Feb. 7-28 PMI® Member (CRN 30577 Non-member)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
For information on the PMP® Certification process and requirements, visit the Project Management Institute® at pmi.org.
Project Management – Applied Project Management Extension Certificate
Preparing for the Final Assessment Are you enrolled in the Project Management Extension Certificate program and preparing to write your Final Assessment Paper? Work with the instructors who mark the final assessment papers and find out what is required to be successful. Subject code: XPRM 30007. Note: This course is offered as an optional course to help learners prepare for writing the Final Assessment Paper and is not a requirement for the certificate. Note: We strongly recommend completion of the six classroom courses or three online modules before registering in this workshop. Course materials: approx $15+GST at the BookStore. Please bring a copy of the PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition (approx. $70+GST) as it will be used extensively. 3 Hours. Fee: $99+GST CRN 30280 1 class
Jan. 14
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
CRN 30416 1 class
Feb. 11
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
PMP EXAM PREPARATION WORKSHOPS ®
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/pmapplied Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8937 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 APPLIED PROJECT MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE Required Courses
Winter ’12 Spring ’12 Fall ’12 (Jan.-April) (May-June) (Sept.-Dec.)
Applied Project Management: Time, Cost and Scope Applied Project Management: Risk, Quality and Procurement
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Applied Project Management: Leadership and Mgmt. Skills
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Applied Project Management: Best Practices
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Optional Courses
Project Management Professional (PMP)® Certification Exam Preparation Workshop
Consensus Building for Groups (not offered this semester)
If you have recently acquired a thorough foundation in the PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition, meet PMI’s educational and experience requirements, have extensive field experience and are planning to write the PMP® Certification exam soon, take this guided self-study workshop presented by professional project managers. Subject code: XPRM 30001. Note: Students are required to read Chapters 1-3 of the PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition before the start of the first class. Fee does not include PMI® membership, exam fee or application fee. Textbooks (required): PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition, approx. $70+GST, and PMP® Exam Practice Questions + Solutions – Fourth Edition, approx. $75+GST, at the BookStore. An optional reading list may be provided in class. 30 Hours. PMI® Member Fee: $615; Non-member Fee: $715 CRN 30177 10 classes Jan. 23-April 2 PMI® Member (CRN 30178 Non-member)
Project Management Professional (PMP)® Certification – Exam Prep and Training Course
6:30-9:30 p.m. (no class Feb. 20)
Mon.
The PMI Registered Education Provider logo, CAPM, PMP, PMBOK are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
Resolving Conflict in the Workplace (p.58) Effective Workplace Communication (p.23) The above schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester.
The Applied Project Management Extension Certificate has been designed for professionals who have some project management experience and wish to develop their project management skills. Acquire tools, techniques, approaches and best practices in project management. This 75-hour program provides highly practical real-world project management skills and training. Who Should Register? • anyone in a project manager role in the workplace • project management office personnel • professionals interested in developing their project management skills Program Notes – Learners are eligible for professional development units (PDUs) for the required courses. Please see course descriptions for more information.
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Applied Project Management • Project Management in Construction Textbook (Required) – PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition, approx. $70+GST, at the BookStore. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the four required courses (60 hours) plus one of three optional courses (15 hours). This program may be completed within one year and must be completed within three years.
CRN 30680 1 class March 3 PMI® Member (CRN 30681 Non-member)
SEE CHART ABOVE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Applied Project Management: Leadership and Management Skills It is important for the project manager to be both a manager and a leader. Examine the attributes leaders and managers need to be most effective. Discuss what good project managers do to make project teams want to follow them. Subject code: XPRM 20022. Course materials: approx. $35+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. 15 PDUs. Fee: $579 Feb. 24-25
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Applied Project Management: Risk, Quality and Procurement Risk and quality issues can be the death of a project if not managed proactively. Procurement also plays a role in the success of project delivery and close out. Learn how to take risk, quality and procurement plans to the next level. Subject code: XPRM 20021. Course materials: approx. $15+GST at the BookStore. 15 Hours. 15 PDUs. Fee: $579 CRN 30575 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
NEW!
Develop skills for navigating through the sometimes ambiguous reality of initiating and planning projects. Learn to confidently create functional work plans and discuss the appropriate selection and sequence of project planning tasks. Explore tools and techniques to move a project from initiation through execution. Subject code: XCTT 40013-001, – 002. 7 Hours. 7 PDUs. PMI® Member Fee: $229+GST; Non-member Fee: $239+GST
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
CRN 30520 2 classes
Project Planning: Hit the Ground Running
Fri., Sat.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Project Management in Construction Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/pmconstruction E-mail: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca Information: 403.440.8937 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Required Courses
Winter ’12 Spring ’12 Fall ’12 (Jan.-April) (May-June) (Sept.-Dec.)
Construction Project Management: An Overview
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Construction Project Scheduling
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Construction Project Administration and Control Systems
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Construction Project Safety and Environmental Mgmt.
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Construction Project Management: Time, Cost and Scope
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Construction Project Management: Leadership and Management Skills
OPTIONAL COURSES
Choose one of three.
Sat.
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The above schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester.
Consensus Building for Groups Not offered this semester.
Resolving Conflict in the Workplace See page 58 for complete course details.
Effective Workplace Communication See page 23 for complete course details. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS
We offer seminars that touch on subjects important to the project management sector based on industry experience and best practices. These seminars have been approved for PMI® Professional Development Units (PDUs) to help maintain your PMP® designation. Prerequisite: PMP®/ CAPM® Designation, Mount Royal University’s Project Management Extension Certificate or equivalent experience is highly recommended.
Making Communication Count
Manage construction projects with expertise gained in this certificate program tailored specifically for the needs of the construction industry. Acquire a solid base of knowledge and project management tools, techniques, approaches and best practices as they relate to construction. Gain specialized knowledge and skills in courses created especially for the construction industry. These skills are valuable in every aspect of construction through the application of proven project management processes. The program has been designed for those who have experience in construction management environments who would like to acquire project management tools and techniques. Textbook (required): PMBOK® Guide – Fourth Edition, approx. $70+GST at the BookStore. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (90 hours). You may also register in individual courses of interest.
NEW!
Effective communication is crucial to the success of any project. Gain the essential skills needed to create and facilitate clear and open communication channels. Explore the key elements of a communication management plan, including objectives, guidelines, key messages, delivery channels, schedule and sign-off. Subject code: XCTT 40013-003, – 004. 3 Hours. 3 PDUs. PMI® Member Fee: $99+GST; Non-member Fee: $109+GST CRN 30824 1 class Feb. 25 PMI® Member (CRN 30825 Non-member).
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
The PMI Registered Education Provider logo, CAPM, PMP, PMBOK are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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Project Management in Construction • Sales Development • Small Business REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
REQUIRED COURSES
SEE CHART ABOVE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
ALL REQUIRED COURSES ARE OFFERED EVERY FALL AND WINTER SEMESTER.
Construction Project Administration and Control Systems Explore the skills and techniques required of the project manager to navigate through all phases of the construction project, from inception through completion, and be able to apply appropriate control systems to troubled projects. Subject code: XPRM 20026. 15 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30579 2 classes
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Professional Sales Fundamentals To be a top seller today you need to be familiar with time-proven fundamentals as well as the latest trends and practices. This course introduces the essential components of professional sales, including relationship development, product, customer and presentation strategies.
Subject code: XPRS 20004. 15 Hours. Fee: $309
Construction Project Safety and Environmental Management
CRN 30095 2 classes
Learn to be both safety and environmentally conscious throughout all phases of the construction process. Understand and learn to apply current safety and environmental regulations. Subject code: XPRM 20027.
Personal Sales Management Strategies
15 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30581 2 classes
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Construction Project Management: Time, Cost and Scope
Feb. 10-11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Manage your sales activities proactively by developing a comprehensive professional sales plan. Discover how self-management tools such as creating a personal vision, setting and achieving goals, effective time management, networking and prospecting can lead to sales success.
Subject code: XPRS 10007. 21 Hours. Fee: $385
Managing the constraints of time, cost and scope is critical to construction project success. Learn to set up project metrics, provide accurate forecasts and prioritize project scope. Subject code: XPRM 20028.
CRN 30329 3 classes
15 Hours. Fee: $489
Relationship Sales Process and Methodology
CRN 30580 2 classes
April 20-21
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Sales Development
Fri., Sat.
Feb. 25 March 2-3
9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat. & Fri., Sat.
Develop your knowledge and skills using the five essential steps of the sales process known as the Socratic Method. Follow the natural communication process between the buyer and seller of goods and services and use a case study method to apply your new knowledge. Subject code: XPRS 10006. 21 Hours. Fee: $385
Certificate of Completion
CRN 30221 3 classes March 16-17 March 24
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/sales Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6013 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH FALL AND WINTER SEMESTER
Without customers and sales, businesses could not thrive. The sales industry today requires competent sales professionals and managers who are able to use their skills effectively in all facets of the sales process. Gain the practical skills and confidence required in prospecting for new business, understanding clients’ needs and, most importantly, closing the sale and landing the big one.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (57 hours). The program may be completed within one semester or extended over three years. You may also register in individual courses provided you meet prerequisites.
Career Outlook – The comprehensive Sales Development Certificate
of Completion is designed for new sales professionals or those looking to enhance their current skills. Completion of the certificate may qualify you for advancement or lead to an entry-level sales position.
9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat. & Sat.
Small Business – Entrepreneurship Certificate of Completion Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/smallbusiness Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5069 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 19. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
Starting your own business is a high-risk proposition. Seven out of ten new business enterprises fail without some kind of external help. Before you quit your job or invest your life savings, develop and nurture the business and life skills you need in order to succeed in your new venture. Developed and delivered by small business experts, the Entrepreneurship Certificate of Completion introduces you to the opportunities and challenges of small business owners as well as the skills and qualities needed to thrive and succeed. Have the opportunity to critically examine and evaluate the viability of your business idea, learn strategies for starting up or purchasing a small business and begin working on your business plan. Program Notes – It is recommended that you take the courses in the order listed below and within one semester. However, you may take up to three years. Textbook (Required) – Building a Dream, a Canadian Guide to Starting Your Own Business, 8th Edition, plus student resource package, approx. $85+GST at the BookStore. Please purchase prior to the first class. For use throughout the program.
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Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the six required courses (56 hours).
Career Outlook – Your chances of succeeding in a new business venture are
greatly increased through having a support network and a solid foundation in all of the basics of starting and running your own business. REQUIRED COURSES
Financial Planning and Management for Small Business Discover the importance of good financial record management and examine different financial management tools and techniques. Research the costs of operating your business and consider various aspects of cash management including cash flow, capital costs, income projections and financing based on cash needs. Subject code: XSBT 10077. 14 Hours. Fee: $319
ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
Introduction to Small Business and the Entrepreneurial Mindset Explore the opportunities, benefits and life skills needed to become a successful entrepreneur and learn the basics of business planning. Gain insight into the knowledge, tools, psychology and culture of small business owners. Subject code: XSBT 10060. 7 Hours. Fee: $169
CRN 30493 2 classes
March 9-10
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30494 2 classes
April 20-21
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Completing Your Business Plan Gain insight into the hard-won lessons and success strategies of a guest speaker entrepreneur who will share their business experiences, pitfalls and adventures. Have the opportunity to practise pitching your own business plan and gain valuable feedback from your instructor and fellow students.
Subject code: XSBT 10065.
CRN 30271 1 class
Jan. 28
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
7 Hours. Fee: $169
CRN 30490 1 class
Feb. 25
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30276 1 class
March 17
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30277 1 class
April 28
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Developing a Successful Marketing Plan Acquire practical marketing research strategies to help you understand the marketplace and connect you with your target market to achieve business success. Learn how to use competitive intelligence to understand your competition and position your business. Subject code: XSBT 10076. 14 Hours. Fee: $319 CRN 30491 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
CRN 30492 Online
Feb. 27-March 12
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Develop your management team by defining your business needs and locating the best people to support them. Assess risks encountered by small businesses and learn how to avert them, including legal considerations, government regulations, insurance needs, and other common business pitfalls. Subject code: XSBT 10062. 7 Hours. Fee: $169 Feb. 11
CRN 30273 Online
March 12-26
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Define the day-to-day operations of your business as you learn about inventory management, operational strategies and growth tactics, all based upon four key types of business: service, retail, wholesale and manufacturing. Examine human resource management techniques including attraction, selection, training, retention, compensation and legislative rules in a tough labour market. Subject code: XSBT 10063. 7 Hours. Fee: $169 March 3
CRN 30275 Online
March 26-April 16
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Incorporate the business skills you have acquired through the six courses into a business plan to be assessed and critiqued by a qualified instructor. Your instructor is available to advise and assist you and can provide direction for successful completion of a business plan suitable for presentation. Move forward with confidence and a greatly increased chance of success. Note: This is an optional course for students wishing to receive feedback on their completed business plan and is not a requirement of the certificate of completion. 20 Hours. Fee: $249+GST CRN 30495 Independent Study
Jan. 23-April 16
Social Media for Business
Sat.
Social media tools have created a two-way conversation between customers and marketers that businesses of all sizes can use to reach their target audiences. Learn how with only a few hours per week and little to no financial investment, you can become an active, collaborative social media contributor, and drive results in line with your business objectives. As you gain hands-on experience through real-world situations and case studies, you will explore social media terminology and develop executable social media tactics you can implement now into your marketing strategy. Requirements – Strong computer and file management skills. You must be comfortable working in a Windows environment. Previous work with or a strong interest in social media is highly recommended. Although you do not need special software, you must have access to an up-to-date computer for occasional out-of-class work including access to the Internet, use of CDROMs, practice files, assignments, etc.
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Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/socialmediamarketing Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929
Managing Small Business Operations, Growth and Human Resources
CRN 30274 1 class
Business Plan Assessment
Subject code: XSBT 10078.
Choosing Your Team and Managing Risk
CRN 30272 1 class
OPTIONAL COURSE
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Social Media Marketing
Program Notes – By registering for the entire program at once (all courses
in the same semester) you save 20% on the cost of individual courses. Please see the following pages for course descriptions and regular costs of each course in this program. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses (90 hours) with a minimum of 75% attendance, successful completion of all classroom assignments and exercises, and a minimum grade of 65% on a final project. Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Social Media for Business Extension Certificate may lead to an entry-level communications position with social media marketing responsibilities.
Block Code Registration Register for the entire program at once and save 20%!
Social Media Certificate
Social Media Analytics and Optimization
Subject code: XCSP 10020. 15 Hours. Fee: $399 CRN 30977 5 classes
Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course manuals cost extra. Please note that you are registering in five separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Introduction to Social Media for Business
NEW!
Learn to leverage the power of digital word-of-mouth networks. In this foundational course for the Social Media for Business program, analyze the role that common social media platforms play for business transactions and explore the power of social media tools to build meaningful relationships with your customers. Subject code: XCSP 10017. 15 Hours. Fee: $399 6-9 p.m.
Social Media Strategy
Tue., Thu.
NEW!
Explore sound strategy principles while also breaking new ground with deep target marketing profiling and engagement theory. Short and long term objectives, all of which flow into the overall marketing and branding mix, will be developed using real-world examples and student participation.
Subject code: XCSP 10018.
6-9 p.m.
Branding and Online Communities
Tue., Thu.
NEW!
Explore how online communities deepen customer trust and loyalty, increase employee engagement, manage brand reputation and stimulate word of mouth marketing. Acquire a set of advanced digital marketing skills to build an authentic and powerful online community. Subject code: XCSP 10019.
6-9 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
HALF-DAY WORKSHOPS
The Power and Perils of Twitter for Business As with the fax machine and e-mail before it, Twitter is changing the way consumers and businesses communicate. In this workshop, explore how powerful 140 characters can be in the growth and branding of your business. Examine Twitter’s place in customer service, lead generation and relationship building, and learn the basics to get started. Subject code: XCSP 10016. 3 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30935 1 class
Jan. 26
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
The Power and Perils of Facebook for Business Harness the power of Facebook for your business! With over 500 million users globally, Facebook is a powerful marketing tool, allowing you to connect with your ideal customers and ultimately increase market share. Explore creative ways to use Facebook to market your business and develop a long-term engagement strategy. Subject code: XCSP 10013. 3 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30932 1 class
Feb. 16
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
A well-organized and engaging business blog is one of the most powerful online tools available for marketing your business. In this workshop, explore compelling and engaging content strategy aimed at business development. Learn to integrate the most effective search engine optimization methods and examine best industry practices. Subject code: XCSP 10014. 5 Hours. Fee: $299+GST CRN 30933 1 class
March 3
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sat.
The Power and Perils of LinkedIn for Business
15 Hours. Fee: $399 CRN 30975 5 classes
NEW!
The Power and Perils of Blogging for Business
15 Hours. Fee: $399 Feb. 21-March 6
Tue., Thu.
The pinnacle of the Social Media for Business Certificate, this course applies knowledge gained in all previous courses to address a marketing challenge in a real-world organization. Explore potential social media channels and make recommendations for best practices. Generate a functional strategy and implementation plan. Subject code: XCSP 10021.
Fee: $1,756
CRN 30973 5 classes
6-9 p.m.
Social Media Final Project
CRN 30979 10 classes April 17-May 17
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, January 31-May 17, 6-9 p.m.
Jan. 31-Feb. 14
March 29-April 12
30 Hours. Fee: $599
CRN SMB
CRN 30971 5 classes
NEW!
Gain functional knowledge and practical experience with a variety of digital measurement tools. Learn to measure the awareness, attention, reach and influence of your brand using social media. Discuss effective goal-setting and learn to build sustainable marketing campaigns on the web.
March 13-27
6-9 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
LinkedIn is one of the fastest growing and most powerful of all social media platforms for business purposes. In this workshop, walk through a complete profile, examine additional applications and features for your profile, explore personal branding and cross-platform connectivity, participate with a relevant group and learn to manage your inbox. Subject code: XCSP 10015. 3 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30934 1 class
March 8
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
See page 50 for Social Media for Boomers
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Supply Chain Management
Inventory, Warehousing and Analysis in Supply Chain Management
Extension Certificate
Explore the concepts and issues of working with inventory and warehousing, including inventory strategies, quality specifications and purchasing logistics services. Discuss and apply inventory management strategies, identify quality specifications and evaluate logistics service impacts on inventory and warehousing. Subject code: XSCM 20003.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/supplychain Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7785 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Accredited by the Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council through its National Accreditation Program (the NAP).
21 Hours. Fee: $415 CRN 30449 4 classes
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 11 SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Explore the fundamental topics and components of working within supply chains, including distribution, inventory control, e-business and procurement. If you are a supply chain professional, consultant or seeking a career in this growing field, acquire broader knowledge of how different parts of supply chains fit together. Requirements – We strongly recommend completion of Introduction to Supply Chain Management and Introduction to Procurement Strategies before registering in the remaining Supply Chain courses. Textbook (Required) – Please visit http://conted.mtroyal.ca/supplychain for information. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete nine required courses plus the Final Assessment Paper (201 hours). The program can be completed in about one-and-a-half years and must be completed within three years. Career Outlook – As Calgary continues to grow as a hub of supply chain activity, the demand for training and skills development in this area is increasing. Develop introductory-level skills for working with supply chains and leadership skills for motivating teams. REQUIRED COURSES
March 6-13 March 10-17
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
Planning and Scheduling in Supply Chain Management Planning and scheduling are critical components of working within supply chains. Course topics include forecasting and demand planning. Examine the critical implications of warehousing and transportation in successful supply chain planning. Subject code: XSCM 20004. 21 Hours. Fee: $415 CRN 30994 4 classes
March 20-27 March 24-31
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
Strategic Procurement in Supply Chain Management Examine strategic procurement topics such as global sourcing, outsourcing, supplier relations and capital goods acquisition. Discuss the importance of methods for measuring strategic outcomes. Subject code: XSCM 20005. 21 Hours. Fee: $415 CRN 30995 4 classes
Jan. 10-17 Jan. 14-21
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
CRN 30856 4 classes
April 10-17 April 14-21
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
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Project Management – An Overview
Introduction to Supply Chain Management Competitive success in today’s global economy can rely on how well your supply chain functions. Discuss the management of resources to design, procure, fabricate, produce, assemble, store, distribute, deliver, use, maintain, recycle and dispose of goods and services. Explore the importance of policies, processes and people. Subject code: XSCM 20001. 21 Hours. Fee: $415 CRN 30138 4 classes
Jan. 24-31 Jan. 28-Feb. 4
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
Project Management Online Module 1: Overview and Initiating Processes See page 28 for complete course details.
Managing High Performance Teams See page 24 for complete course details.
See page 23 for complete course details.
Acquire a comprehensive overview of procurement and inventory strategies and practices. Strategies such as fixed price, consignment, cost-plus and incentive are reviewed and linked to continuous improvement measurement practices. Subject code: XSCM 20002. 21 Hours. Fee: $415 Feb. 21-28 Feb. 25-March 3
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Effective Workplace Communication
Introduction to Procurement Strategies in Supply Chain Management
CRN 30376 4 classes
See page 27 for complete course details.
6:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tue. & Sat.
Supply Chain Management: Final Assessment Paper To finalize your certificate requirements, complete a case analysis paper to be critiqued and graded by qualified instructors. The grading system is based on your ability to incorporate supply chain concepts, practices and principles acquired in the previous nine courses. Guidelines are provided to assist you in your case report preparation. Subject code: XSCM 20007. Prerequisites: Completion of the previous nine Supply Chain Management courses is required prior to registering in this course Note: Advisor contact information is provided in your registration confirmation. If you do not receive it, call 403.440.7785. Note: Deadline for submission is 4:30 p.m., April 18, 2012. No refunds after Jan. 9. 30 Hours. Fee: $270 CRN 30314 Independent Study
Jan. 9-April 18
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CHILD STUDIES
Behavioural Strategies •Child and Youth Human Rights Preparing for the Final Assessment
Matching Behavioural Strategies
Are you preparing to write the Final Assessment Paper for the Supply Chain Management Certificate? This workshop is designed to provide additional support beyond what is presented in the Supply Chain Management Certificate courses. Find out from instructors who mark the Final Assessment papers what is required to be successful. Subject code: XSCM 10001.
Examine techniques for matching strategic approaches and interventions. Consider factors such as environment, physical and mental health, and behavioural problems when managing challenging behaviours.
Note: This course is not required for the certificate. Course materials: A PDF of the course materials will be e-mailed to you before the course start date. 3 Hours. Fee: $85+GST CRN 30451 1 class
Jan. 28
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Behavioural Strategies Extension Certificate – Classroom and Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/behaviour Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Children and youth of any age can present behavioural challenges in family and community settings. This program is ideal for human service professionals working in child and youth care, education, early learning and child services, social work, justice, child welfare and counselling.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the eight required
courses (120 hours) with a minimum grade of C in each course. Six of the courses are available in an online format.
Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Goals and Intentions of Behaviour Explore factors that impact children and youth as they grow. Understand how these influences have contributed to current behaviours. Influences may be environmental (societal, abuse or neglect) or internal to the individual (organic, neurological, etc.) Subject code: XBES 10001. 15 Hours. Fee: $279 Jan. 9-Feb. 3
Strategic Approaches in Behavioural Studies Explore strategic approaches and interventions such as the Circle of Courage for managing challenging behaviours. Create reclaiming environments for children and youth with challenging behaviours. Subject code: XBES 10007. Prerequisite: Goals and Intentions of Behaviour 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30583 Online
Prerequisite: Strategic Approaches in Behavioural Studies 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30584 Online
March 19-April 13
Child and Youth Human Rights Extension Certificate – Online
Child Studies
CRN 30582 Online
Subject code: XBES 10008.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/childrights Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Become an advocate for child and youth human rights and inform your professional practice through this online program that focuses on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). This program is ideal for those working with and for children and youth of all ages, in family and community settings.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the four required courses (60 hours) with a minimum grade of C in each course.
Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Promotion of CRC: Child and Youth Advocacy This prerequisite course on promotion of CRC introduces the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), a document that accords every child and youth in the world special inherent rights and freedoms, which according to Article 42, must also be made widely known to adults. It examines the key principles to support human service professionals in their roles as child and youth human rights advocates. Subject code: XCHR 10001. Note: This course is the prerequisite to all other courses in the certificate. 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30587 Online
Jan. 16-Feb. 10
Protection Rights: Child and Youth Welfare This course focuses on protection rights, which are child and youth human rights to protection from all forms of harm including abuse, exploitation and violence. This course also addresses implementation of protection rights, including society’s responsibility to provide children and youth with protective care through legislation, services and professional practice.
Subject code: XCHR 10002.
Prerequisite: Promotion of CRC: Child and Youth Advocacy 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30588 Online
Feb. 21-March 17
Feb. 13-March 9
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Children’s Mental Health • Professional Business Communications Provision Rights: Child and Youth Healthy Development This course focuses on provision rights, which address human rights of children and youth to an adequate standard of living that supports their healthy development. This course also addresses implementation of provision rights, including society’s responsibility to provide children and youth with health care as well as opportunities for education and play.
Subject code: XCHR 10003.
Prerequisite: Promotion of CRC: Child and Youth Advocacy 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30448 Online
Mental Health II: Psychosis, Mood, Anxiety and Increased Risk
While psychotic disorders in children are rare, understanding them is important to be able to discern when further inquiry and support are necessary. Explore psychotic disorders, including childhood-onset schizophrenia, and mood and anxiety disorders. Examine the issue of suicide and self harming behaviours. Subject code: XCMH 10005. 15 Hours. Fee: $279 CRN 30782 Online
NEWLY REVISED!
Extension Certificate – Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/mentalhealth Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Systems in Criminal Justice and Child Protective Services
Enhance your professional practice and be proactive in the promotion of children’s mental health, provide better support to children with mental health problems and their families, and explore strategies to promote children’s mental health in the community.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please visit the website for more information.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the nine required courses with a minimum grade of C in each course.
Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Mental Health III: Physiological Needs and Theories for Intervention
NEW!
Examine key factors relating to sleep disorders, substance use, and eating disorders. Examine Motivational Interviewing and the Transtheoretical Model of Change as the common interventions when working with children and their families experiencing these conditions. Know when referrals to professionals in the community are required. Subject code: XCMH 10006. 15 Hours. Fee: $279 Jan. 9-Feb. 3
Mental Health I: Disorders Diagnosed in the Early Years
NEW!
Take a closer look at children experiencing Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD), behaviour disorders and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Explore strategies for working with these children.
Subject code: XCMH 10004. 15 Hours. Fee: $279
Subject code: XCMH 10007. 15 Hours. Fee: $279
April 10-May 4
Communications Professional Business Communications Certificate of Completion Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/businesscommunications Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8804 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Not everyone is born with the ability to communicate their messages and ideas naturally and easily. In the workplace this can be compounded by different communication styles, looming deadlines and burgeoning workloads. How can you enhance your ability to communicate information in order to do the best job you can? This program is designed to help you build more effective and confident communication skills in the workplace.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (45 hours). You may also register in individual courses of interest. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Effective Business Writing The ability to write clearly and effectively for business is increasingly important in the information era. Explore the requirements for various business writing applications such as reports, proposals and letters of intent, as well as effective composition, revision and editing skills in this interactive, practical course. Focus your message for specific audiences and occasions and receive instructor feedback. Subject code: XTBW 10013. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30463 2 classes
Feb. 2-3
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
CRN 30464 2 classes
March 15-16
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Feb. 6-March 2
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Explore children’s mental health from the perspective of larger legislation systems – the youth criminal justice and child and family protective systems. The primary focus is on examining the different practices and system policies.
CRN 30783 Online
CRN 30781 Online
March 12-April 5
March 26-April 22
Children’s Mental Health
CRN 30780 Online
NEW!
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COMMUNICATIONS
Public Relations
Professional Business Presentations
Writing and Editing for Public Relations
Meet your personal and professional goals by acquiring tools and techniques for great presentations in this interactive course. More than simply public speaking, a business presentation calls upon your ability to work with ideas, audiovisual support, varied venues and diverse audiences to communicate a powerful and effective business message. Subject code: XVCO 10010.
Writing effectively in a public relations context is a critical and fundamental skill in the practice of public relations and communications. In this foundational writing course learn to organize your work, generate copy and edit through in-class exercises and constructive feedback. Sharpen your proficiency in English grammar and usage and be introduced to the Canadian Press (CP) Style. Subject code: XBPR 20001.
15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30349 5 classes
Feb. 15-March 14
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Speak With Confidence for Success
CRN 30390 5 classes
Communicating with confidence enhances your business and community relationships, improves your self-esteem and helps you achieve your goals. Find out how to overcome anxiety, organize your material, practise short speeches and use effective body language to enhance your next speaking engagement. Subject code: XVCO 10002. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30554 5 classes
April 17-May 15
Prerequisite: Introduction to Public Relations 15 Hours. Fee: $335
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Feb. 15-March 14
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Communications Research Research plays a critical role in designing a strategic communication plan. There are many research techniques and evaluation tools available for the professional practice of public relations. Learn to identify and integrate the appropriate option to use with your organization’s communication plan and complete a research project for a public relations scenario.
Subject code: XBPR 20002.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Public Relations 15 Hours. Fee: $335
Public Relations
CRN 30391 2 classes
Extension Certificate
March 2-3
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Marketing Strategies for Public Relations
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/publicrelations Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8804 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 17. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
As a public relations professional or a supporting member of a PR team, you require highly-developed communication skills. In this program, learn from PR professionals from diverse industries to gain relevant information and skills to communicate, design and implement public relations projects in any organization. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information. Requirements – Introduction to Public Relations is the prerequisite for all required courses in the program. Program Notes – Required courses may be offered in evening or two-day formats. Both formats require out-of-class work; however, the two-day format may require some course assignments to be submitted one week after the course has finished. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (90 hours) with a minimum grade of C plus an additional 30 hours of optional courses. The certificate can be completed within one year but must be completed within two years. You may also register in individual courses of interest provided you meet prerequisites.
Marketing and public relations professionals are working more closely together than ever before. Learn to select and integrate the right marketing and communication tools and technology. Analyze the explosive world of social media so that you can discriminate which social media form is most appropriate for your organization. Subject code: XBPR 20006. Prerequisite: Introduction to Public Relations 15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30556 5 classes
March 12-April 16
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
Applied Writing for Public Relations Building on the knowledge acquired in Writing and Editing for Public Relations, this second writing course allows you to apply increasingly strong writing skills to the development of common communication materials utilized by PR professionals, including but not limited to a news release, newsletter, speechwriting and web content. Subject code: XBPR 20004. Prerequisite: Introduction to Public Relations 15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30392 5 classes
Jan. 28-March 3
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
Strategic Communication Planning A strategic communication plan is essential to achieve results and success for a client or organization. In this final required course, develop a detailed strategic plan by applying the fundamental public relations skills of research, analysis, implementation/execution and evaluation.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Introduction to Public Relations
Subject code: XBPR 20005.
This foundational course gives you an overview of the public relations field and the diverse roles and responsibilities of public relations professionals. Develop an understanding of public relations in a business context and begin to define the public relations planning process. Subject code: XBPR 20100.
CRN 30466 5 classes
Prerequisite: Introduction to Public Relations. We strongly recommend completion of the other five required courses before beginning this course. 15 Hours. Fee: $335 Jan. 30-March 5
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
Note: This is the first course in the certificate and is the prerequisite for all other required courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30389 2 classes
Jan. 27-28
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
CRN 30465 5 classes
March 20-April 17
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
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COMMUNICATIONS
Public Relations • Technical Writing
Technical Writing
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Extension Certificate
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Choose 30 hours. We strongly recommend completion of Introduction to Public Relations before beginning any optional courses.
FREE INFO NIGHT JAN. 5. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Crisis Communications in Public Relations Today’s public relations professional must be prepared to respond quickly to internal and external stakeholder groups when difficult situations occur. Having an effective crisis communications strategy in place can prevent, limit or manage the negative impact of a crisis. Learn to evaluate crisis situations and deal with the media so that your organization is represented effectively.
Subject code: XBPR 10006. 15 Hours. Fee: $319 CRN 30812 5 classes
Jan. 24-Feb. 7
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
Employee Communications A key stakeholder group in any organization is its people. Employees can flourish and provide greater support if key organizational messages are communicated to them effectively. Learn to design effective communication strategies, utilize the right tools to implement them and then evaluate their effectiveness. Subject code: XBPR 10002. 7.5 Hours. Fee: $159 CRN 30813 1 class
March 16
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri.
Effective Media Communications Build a mutually beneficial relationship with the media by understanding their role and objectives. Develop a media relations plan that may include print, radio and television interviews, press conferences, photo shoots and public events. Be ready to coach spokespersons in your organization to deliver messages that are consistent with key organizational messages.
Subject code: XVCO 10011.
March 17-24
Technical writing is a diverse field of communication that serves the needs of the end user of technical information: the reader. Almost every type of industry needs technical writers who can translate technical and factual information for their customer, stakeholder or employee. Whether your role is an administrative assistant, an engineer, a trainer, a business analyst or a communications professional, technical communications play a vital function in your job. This hands-on program enables you to develop technical writing skills using the latest tools, methods and key software programs commonly used by technical writers. Learn to apply a systematic approach to creating technical documents, select appropriate styles of writing for specific technical purposes and evaluate the effectiveness of a technical communication form. Requirements – A grade 12 level of proficiency in written and spoken English and intermediate skills in MS Word and Windows are strongly recommended requirements. Program Notes – We strongly recommend completion of Foundations of Technical Communication before beginning other courses in the certificate. The recommended sequence of course study can be found in the chart on the website. Some required courses may require some assignments to be submitted within a week after the course has finished. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the nine required courses (135 hours) plus 22 hours of optional courses within three years with a minimum grade of C in each required course. You may also register in individual courses of interest. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30557 2 classes
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/technicalwriting Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.8804 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
Foundations of Technical Communication
Effective Business Writing
Explore the discipline of technical writing and enhance your writing techniques to meet the demands of today’s marketplace. Study the concepts involved in technical writing, including audience analysis, document organization, and grammar and writing skills to create clear, concise, correct and cohesive communications. Apply these through practical exercises. Subject code: XTBW 10004.
See page 36 for complete course details.
15 Hours. Fee: $379
Introduction to Event Planning See page 17 for complete course details.
CRN 30459 5 classes
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Jan. 17-Feb. 14
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Design and Authoring for Online Media Discover how to author pages that are organized, readable, easily comprehended and credible. Apply these skills while authoring pages using a combination of XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) within a managed environment. Information websites, online help and Intranets are prevalent in the business and technology world. Review the benefits and challenges, and examine and practise the skills necessary to author pages. Subject code: XTBW 10026. Note: We strongly recommend completion of Site Architecture for Online Media before beginning this course. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30461 5 classes
Jan. 19-Feb. 16
6:30-9:30 p.m.
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COMMUNICATIONS • COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES Technical Writing • Addiction Studies
Producing Software Specifications Functional requirements and design specifications are vital to any development or manufacturing project. Explore the role these and other technical documents play in developing a software product, and discover the elements they must have to describe a product properly using UseCases and other specification documents. Prepare representative documents using MS Word.
Subject code: XTBW 10024. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30820 5 classes
Jan. 23-Feb. 27
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
Technical Layout and Design Discover how the principles of page layout, typography and design can help you produce effective and readable technical documents. Put these principles into practice by designing technical documents using MS Word.
Subject code: XTBW 10022. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30819 5 classes
Feb. 15-March 14
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Editing Basics for Technical Documents Editing is a vital step in creating professional, accurate and usable technical documentation. Discuss the role of the editor and the editing process and examine the nine levels of edit that documents can undergo. Practise various edit types through hands-on exercises. Subject code: XTBW 10023. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30604 5 classes
March 20-April 17
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Flare Flare is the tool for developing web – and desktop-based online help systems. Explore the many features of this powerful tool while creating an HTML-based online help system. Subject code: XTBW 10021. 15 Hours. Fee: $379 CRN 30821 5 classes
April 5-May 3
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Choose 22 hours. We strongly recommend completion of Foundations of Technical Communication before beginning any optional courses.
Subject code: XTBW 10027.
Note: Please bring hard-copy samples of technical communications you have produced or are currently working on for discussion in class. 3 Hours. Fee: $105 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Date: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Time: 4-7 p.m. Location: Roderick Mah Centre for Continuous Learning, Lincoln Park Campus, 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW, Calgary Contact: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606 Please see website for further details.
Addiction Studies Extension Certificate – Classroom or Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/addictions Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
If you work with those addicted to gambling, alcohol or other substances, whether in a professional or personal capacity, you need knowledge of a broad range of addiction topics to successfully meet community needs. Developed in association with AADAC (Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission). Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (120 hours) with a minimum grade of C - and 80% attendance (classroom only) in each course. Classroom, online or a combination. Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates.
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Portfolios can be excellent tools for technical writers seeking employment. Examine various types and discuss the process of developing a portfolio, including deciding which technical writing documents to include/exclude, organizing work samples and assessing its value from an employer’s point of view. Discuss how a portfolio supports other job search tools.
March 6
FREE Information Night
Want to find out more about certificate programs in Community and Health Studies, Child Studies, Justice Studies, and Teaching and Learning? Attend this free information session. Program instructors and administrators will be on hand to answer your questions.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Portfolios for Technical Writers
CRN 30553 1 class
Community and Health Studies
Tue.
Introduction to Addiction Perspectives Gain an overview of addiction. Examine attitudes about alcohol, drug and tobacco use. Review theories and identify the signs and symptoms of substance abuse. Subject code: XADD 20001. Note: This course is the prerequisite to all other courses in the certificate. 20 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30260 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 5
CRN 30107 3 classes
Jan. 27 Jan. 28-29
CRN 30563 Online
Feb. 6-March 4
6-10 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
Effective Business Writing See page 36 for complete course details. See page 53 for Publishing Certificate.
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Addiction Studies • Bowen Therapy • Canadian Health Care System and Professional Registered Nursing Practice Family and Addiction Explore the inter-relationships between family systems, dependency and drug use patterns. Examine symptoms of drug dependence within the family and its impact on family roles. Subject code: XADD 20003. Prerequisite: Introduction to Addiction Perspectives 20 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30229 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 5
CRN 30734 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 5
CRN 30068 3 classes
April 13 April 14-15
Bowen Therapy Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/bowen Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Anatomy and Physiology for the Bowen Therapist
6-10 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
The course introduces you to the study of the human body. Identify and understand the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, integumentary and nervous systems. Learn about the chemical, cellular and tissue levels of organization in the human body. Identify and apply Bowen Therapy interventions for conditions related to these structures and systems.
Working with Adolescents
Subject code: XHHB 10008.
Examine intervention strategies, relapse and relapse prevention, and aftercare needs for the adolescent. Explore gender-specific issues in relation to development and treatment needs. Subject code: XADD 20004.
120 Hours. Fee: $799 CRN 30834 Independent Study
Prerequisite: Introduction to Addiction Perspectives 20 Hours. Fee: $249
The Business of Bowen Therapy
CRN 30228 Online
Feb. 6-March 4
CRN 30737 Online
Feb. 6-March 4
CRN 30093 3 classes
March 23 March 24-25
6-10 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
March 1-June 30
Learn and apply the principles and legal requirements to manage a clinical health practice in Bowen Therapy. Establish the practice, implement financial management procedures and administer personnel management strategies. Client management protocol is also discussed.
Subject code: XHHB 10009. 20 Hours. Fee: $199
Drugs, How They Work, Their Effects
CRN 30835 Online
Learn how drugs are used, metabolized and excreted by the body. Discuss pharmacological terminology and drugs used to treat psychiatric conditions.
See page 46 for Shiatsu Therapy.
April 2-30
Subject code: XADD 20002.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Addiction Perspectives 20 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30108 3 classes
Feb. 24 Feb. 25-26
CRN 30378 Online
April 2-May 2
6-10 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
Hear from local experts on current addiction issues such as tobacco, gambling, concurrent disorders, family violence and more.
Subject code: XADD 20005.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Addictions Perspectives 20 Hours. Fee: $249 March 5-April 1
CRN 30426 Online
March 5-April 1
Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/nursing Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Special Topics in Addiction
CRN 30377 Online
Canadian Health Care System and Professional Registered Nursing Practice
This online course provides the foundation for Internationally Educated Nurses to understand the Canadian health care system and the roles within the nursing profession in Canada. It also provides links to resources available to assist you through the processes involved in becoming a Registered Nurse in Canada. Subject code: XHLT 10002. 16 Hours. Fee: $285+GST CRN 30784 Online
Community-Based Prevention Community-based prevention programs are designed to prevent or reduce the risk of developing substance abuse problems. Subject code: XADD 20006.
March 7-April 1
For more information on the Mount Royal Bridge to Canadian Nursing program visit: http://www.mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/ FacultiesSchoolsCentres/HealthCommunityStudies/Programs/ BridgetoCanadianNursing/
Prerequisite: Introduction to Addiction Perspectives 20 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30109 3 classes
March 9 March 10-11
6-10 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Feng Shui • Funeral Director and Embalmer • Funeral Director
Feng Shui Practitioner
Feng Shui Consulting: Orientation and Presentation
Certificate of Completion Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/fengshui Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
The practice of Feng Shui creates life success, improves prosperity, augments relationships and fosters good health. It is a tried and tested ancient Chinese art and science that brings about improvements in your life that you never dreamed possible. Visit the website for complete course descriptions. Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the seven required courses (60 hours) over two semesters. Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Feng Shui Practitioner Certificate of Completion may lead to opportunities to practise Feng Shui in a professional or personal capacity.
Introduction to Feng Shui Subject code: XHHC 10028.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Feng Shui for Home Interiors Learn to select floor plans, lighting, furnishings and decor.
Subject code: XIDA 10017.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Feng Shui 6 Hours. Fee: $145 Feb. 4
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Feng Shui for Work Environments Learn methods of attracting great clients, excellent employees and enhanced prosperity. Subject code: XHHC 10081. Prerequisite: Introduction to Feng Shui 9 Hours. Fee: $155 CRN 30483 2 classes
Feb. 22 Feb. 25
6-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wed. & Sat.
Clearing Clutter with Feng Shui Discover Feng Shui techniques for clearing clutter. Subject code: XHHC 10070. Prerequisite: Introduction to Feng Shui 12 Hours. Fee: $199 CRN 30366 2 classes
March 3-10
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Feng Shui and Spirituality Examine Feng Shui principles from a spiritual perspective.
Subject code: XHHC 10080.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Feng Shui 6 Hours. Fee: $145 CRN 30303 1 class
March 31
Jan. 25 March 17
6-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wed. & Sat.
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Funeral Service Education
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/funeral Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606
Certificate
12 Hours. Fee: $199
CRN 30247 1 class
CRN 30480 2 classes
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Learn time-honoured techniques for improving balance in your life.
Jan. 14-21
Prerequisite: Students must complete all six previous Feng Shui courses before registering in this course. 9 Hours. Fee: $205
FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
REQUIRED COURSES
CRN 30135 2 classes
This course teaches the essentials for Feng Shui report writing in an interactive setting. It culminates with in-class student presentations of Feng Shui knowledge and skills. Subject code: XHHC 10093.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Feng Shui for Outdoor Spaces
Train for a career in this growing profession by serving families as a funeral service professional. Program Notes – You must apply for admission. Application is accepted for the Fall semester for the full-time program. The part-time program accepts applications for the Fall and Winter semesters. Enrolment is limited. Requirements – A high school diploma or equivalent is a prerequisite for the program. Students 21 years of age or older who do not have a high school diploma are considered on an individual basis. Successful completion of Biology 30 and Chemistry 30 (or equivalents) or the Mount Royal Science Preparatory Tutorial is strongly recommended. Completion of Introduction to Funeral Service or 14-20 hours of professional funeral service experience is required (or departmental approval). Earning Your Certificate – Complete the 20 courses (1,800 hours) with a minimum grade of C for each course. Complete the program full-time/ blended delivery OR part-time/distance.
Funeral Director Certificate For those who wish to serve families as a funeral director, Mount Royal is pleased to present a Funeral Director Certificate. This specialty does not train you to become licensed as an embalmer. Program Notes – You must apply for admission. Application is accepted for the Fall and Winter semesters. Enrolment is limited. Requirements – A high school diploma or equivalent is a prerequisite for the program. Students 21 years of age or older who do not have a high school diploma are considered on an individual basis. Completion of Introduction to Funeral Service or 14-20 hours of professional funeral service experience is required (or departmental approval). Earning Your Certificate – Complete the 10 courses (1,800 hours) with a minimum grade of C for each course. Complete the program by part-time/ distance.
Incorporate nature’s balance into your outdoor spaces.
Subject code: XFLD 10087.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Feng Shui 6 Hours. Fee: $145 CRN 30291 1 class
April 14
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Embalmer • International Community Development
Embalmer
International Community Development
Certificate
Extension Certificate - Online
The Embalmer Certificate includes the study and practice of the history and fundamentals of embalming. Program Notes – You must apply for admission. Application is accepted for the Fall semester. Enrolment is limited. Requirements – A high school diploma or equivalent is a prerequisite for the program. Students 21 years of age or older who do not have a high school diploma are considered on an individual basis. Successful completion of Biology 30 and Chemistry 30 (or equivalents) or the Mount Royal Science Preparatory Tutorial is strongly recommended. Completion of Introduction to Funeral Service or 14-20 hours of professional funeral service experience is required (or departmental approval). Earning Your Certificate – Complete the 10 courses (450 hours) with a minimum grade of C in each course. Complete the program by part-time/ distance.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/community Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
FOR ALL FUNERAL SERVICE CERTIFICATES:
Online courses sponsored by eCampus Alberta FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
This program provides flexible education opportunities for those who work in or are interested in working or volunteering with international organizations in Canada or abroad. International community development is an increasingly important field where trained workers are essential.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Earning Your Certificate – Complete the nine required courses (144 hours) with a minimum grade of C in each course.
Refund Policy – Please see Withdrawal Policy – Special Course/Program on page 82.
Career Outlook – Graduates of the funeral service programs are eligible for licensing in Alberta by the Alberta Funeral Services Regulatory Board.
Note – Foundations for International Community Development and Understanding the Issues in International Community Development must be completed before registering in any other courses. Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates.
Explore a Career in Funeral Service
Introduction to Funeral Service Unsure if funeral service is the career choice for you? Acquire an overview of the funeral service profession including its history, the elements of a service, and the roles and responsibilities of funeral directors, embalmers and other funeral service professionals. Subject code: XFNS 10001. 14 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30043 2 classes Feb. 4-5 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat., Sun. Location: Lincoln Park Campus, Calgary. Tour a funeral home in the afternoon, pending facility availability. You must provide your own transportation. CRN 30799 2 classes March 10-11 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat., Sun. Location: Connelly-McKinley Funeral Homes, Sherwood Park Millwoods Chapel, 4820 Meridian Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6P 1R3.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Foundations for International Community Development Best practices in community development ensure effective and sustainable change. Examine three models of community development and the basic principles of successful work with communities regardless of location. Subject code: XICD 20002. 16 Hours. Fee: $255 CRN 30409 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 3
Understanding the Issues in International Community Development The United Nations has identified a range of critical issues facing people around the world: access to water, shelter, education, health and human rights. Explore these issues and the implications for populations whose needs are not met. Subject code: XICD 20001. 16 Hours. Fee: $255
First Aid and CPR Certification
Standard First Aid CPR certification is offered by Recreation and may be required as part of your Funeral Service Education. For details on classes and times, please visit mtroyal.ca/recreation or call 403.440.6517.
CRN 30410 Online
Feb. 6-March 2
Children and International Community Development Discuss the role of children in community development. Healthy child development depends on meeting basic needs for nutrition, clean water, shelter and education, as well as a nurturing environment.
Subject code: XICD 20006. 16 Hours. Fee: $255 CRN 30585 Online
March 5-30
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Massage Therapy • Medical Terminology
Women and International Community Development
Massage Basics, Level 2
Globally, the status of women is substantially inferior to that of men, and women have less access to resources and services. One goal of international development is to improve the status of women. Explore the contribution of women to community development. Subject code: XICD 20007.
Expand on the knowledge gained in Massage Basics, Level 1 while practising basic massage strokes and relaxation techniques in this introduction to the world of massage. Subject code: XMAG 10007.
16 Hours. Fee: $255 CRN 30785 Online
April 2-27
Prerequisite: Massage Basics, Level 1 12 Hours. Fee: $149+GST CRN 30954 4 classes
March 7-28
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
See page 35 for Child Studies.
CRN 30955 2 classes
April 14-15
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
Massage Therapy
Medical Terminology Certificate of Completion - Online
Certificates - Accelerated Program/Blended Delivery Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/massage Information: cche@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5554 or toll-free 1.888.240.7203 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Mount Royal University offers two certificate programs in Massage Therapy, an 1100-hour program and a 2200-hour program. Graduates demonstrate an extensive variety of massage therapy techniques, analytical skills, and an independent and advanced approach to treatment. 1100-hour program: complete 15 courses to receive the 1100-hour Massage Therapy Certificate. 2200-hour program: complete 27 courses to receive the 2200-hour Massage Therapy Certificate. Graduates of the 1100-hour program can transfer their course work to the 2200-hour program. Both programs may be completed through full-time or part-time studies. This program is recognized by CCMTS (Canadian Council of Massage Therapy Schools), NHPC (National Health Practitioners of Canada), RMTA (Remedial Massage Therapist Association) and MTAA (Massage Therapists Association of Alberta). Please visit the website for tuition, fees and entrance requirements. Program Notes – You must apply for admission to either program. The application period for the Fall Semester is Dec. 1-July 31 and Sept. 1-Nov. 30 for the Winter Semester. Late applicants may be considered pending space availability. Application forms are available online at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/massage. Entrance scholarships and academic awards are available through the Centre for Complementary Health Education. More information at http://conted. mtroyal.ca/awards or call 403.440.6223. Student loans are available. Contact Student Awards and Financial Aid at 403.440.6223.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/medicalterms Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Knowledge of medical terminology is an important foundation for any healthcare employee. Gain the comprehensive knowledge of medical terminology that you require to work effectively in many health and human service fields.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (57 hours).
Requirements – Access to a computer with an Internet connection is required.
Textbook (Required) – Understanding Medical Terminology, approx. $39+GST at the BookStore. For use in all courses.
Career Outlook – Knowledge of medical terminology is valuable in a wide range of health-related professions.
REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
Understanding Medical Terminology Discover the prefixes, suffixes, combining vowels and word roots from which most medical terms are derived. Subject code: XMED 10001. 16 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30144 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 10
CRN 30249 Online
Feb. 6-March 9
Medical Terminology and Body Systems Medical terms, diseases, tests, treatments, and procedures specific to individual body systems are introduced. Subject code: XMED 10002.
Introductory Massage Courses Beginners welcome – no experience required.
Prerequisite: Understanding Medical Terminology 25 Hours. Fee: $299
Massage Basics
CRN 30301 Online
Feb. 13-March 23
Practise basic massage strokes and relaxation techniques in this introduction to the world of massage therapy. Subject code: XMAG 10005.
CRN 30251 Online
March 12-April 20
12 Hours. Fee: $149+GST CRN 30040 4 classes
Feb. 1-22
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30042 2 classes
March 17-18
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Medical Terminology • Mind and Body Wellness Advanced Medical Terminology
Healing Touch, Level 1
Focus on spelling and pronunciation of medical words and the use of abbreviations, symbols, pharmacological and medical terms.
Explore chakras and energy fields, meditation and touch, basic healing touch sequences, magnetic passes and magnetic clearing.
Prerequisites: Understanding Medical Terminology and Medical Terminology and Body Systems 16 Hours. Fee: $249
Note: This course is endorsed by both the Canadian and American Holistic Nurses Associations. It follows the Healing Touch Program™ curriculum (www.healingtouchprogram.com). Instructor: Betty Minifie, RN, HTPC/I 20 Hours. Fee: $250
Subject code: XMED 10003.
CRN 30479 Online
Jan. 9-Feb. 10
CRN 30250 Online
March 26-April 27
CRN 30651 3 classes
Mind and Body Wellness Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/wellness Information: cche@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5554 or toll-free 1.888.240.7203
Ayurveda: Basic Principles and Practices Be introduced to the basic principles and practices of Ayurveda, a 5000-yearold medical tradition from India. Ayurveda uses basic universal principles which, once understood and implemented, bring about a balanced stage of body, mind and consciousness. Gain a clear understanding of your own constitution and the tools to empower you. Subject code: XHHC 10097. Instructors: Dalia Yanai and C. Scott Ryan of Golden Lotus Ayurveda 14 Hours. Fee: $249+GST CRN 30682 2 classes
Feb. 4-5
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
BodyTalk Access Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/bodytalk In this course, learn the foundations of the BodyTalk system and wellness tools for every day. This well-established non-diagnostic therapy uses energy medicine as well as the body’s innate ability to health itself. By understanding the key concepts and learning five basic techniques you will see a positive effect in your life. Beginners welcome – no experience necessary. Subject code: XHBT 10001. Note: Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a pen and paper. Manuals will be provided. 6 Hours. Fee: $205+GST CRN 30863 2 classes
Feb. 8-9
Subject code: XHPD 30001.
6-9:30 p.m.
Wed., Thu.
Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 12
6:30-9:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. & Sun.
Healing Touch, Level 2 Level 2 focuses on the client/healer interaction through the assessment process, including interviewing, recording and documentation. Examine the healing sequence, spiral meditation, back techniques and mind clearing.
Subject code: XHPD 30023.
Prerequisite: Healing Touch, Level 1 Note: This course is endorsed by both the Canadian and American Holistic Nurses Associations. It follows the Healing Touch Program™ curriculum (www.healingtouchprogram.com). Instructor: Betty Minifie, RN, HTPC/I 20 Hours. Fee: $250 CRN 30795 3 classes
April 13 April 14 April 15
6:30-9:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. & Sun.
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Learn to take control of your stress response in this beginner course. The MBSR approach was developed Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn, world renowned for his research at the University of Massachusetts and his best-selling books. Develop a capacity for mindfulness through meditation and gentle stretching, and lessen the impact of stress on your mind and body.
Subject code: XHHC 10086.
Instructor: Doug MacLean, MA, EdD 18 Hours. Fee: $199+GST CRN 30964 4 classes
April 13, 27 April 14, 28
6-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
Energy Therapy, Level 1 Approach life from the inside out and focus on “who you are” rather than “what you do”. Through an innovative energy awareness approach, learn to stay centred and become less reactive to conflict. Consciously create positive results in your personal and professional life. Experience and maintain higher levels of energy and vitality. Subject code: XHHC 10100. 15 Hours. Fee: $299+GST CRN 30965 2 classes
April 14-15
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat., Sun.
Find more programs!
For physical activities such as fitness classes, sport leagues, squash, climbing, first aid, dance and swimming lessons, visit mtroyal.ca/ recreation or call 403.440.6517.
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Occupational Health and Safety • Personal Fitness Trainer • Reiki
Occupational Health and Safety
Personal Fitness Trainer
Faculty of Extension Certificate Program
Certificate - Classroom or Online
Website: www.extension.ualberta.ca/ohs E-mail: ohs@ualberta.ca Phone: 780.492.3037, 780.492.8924 or toll-free 1.800.808.4784 Location: Courses held in Calgary and Edmonton locations
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/pft Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
University of Alberta in association with Mount Royal University
Overview – This part-time certificate program is designed to help
practitioners from many different backgrounds develop the competencies needed to be effective in the development, implementation, and evaluation of occupational health and safety programs and systems in a wide variety of occupational settings. Benefits – Develop an understanding of, and the ability to apply, concept, principles and practices involved in the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, control prevention, reduction and elimination of hazards, accidents, injuries, diseases and disabilities to people in on-the-job situations. Program Notes – Courses are offered in various formats and convenient times – days, evenings and weekends – in order to meet the demands of today’s busy professionals and students. This program helps prepare candidates for registration as a Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) as granted by the Board of Registered Safety Professionals (BCRSP), and assist Registered Occupational Hygienists maintain registration with the Canadian Registration Board of Occupational Hygienists (CRBOH) and the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH). Requirements – High school diploma and two years of related work experience (equivalencies will be considered). Earning Your Extension Certificate – This program requires the completion of 329 hours: six core courses, two core electives and 35 hours of elective enrichment courses and seminars. Career Outlook – Concern for the promotion of health and safety in the workplace is increasing among workers and employers across all industries and in society in general. Consequently, the demand for occupational health and safety professionals is also increasing. Register through University of Alberta OH&S Certificate Program office – contact information above.
Eligible for government student loan financing. The Personal Fitness Trainer Certificate is a comprehensive program of 14 courses (712 hours), including a practicum that prepares you to work one-onone with clients to provide safe and effective exercise programs. Personal trainers work in fitness clubs, with sports teams, at wellness centres and in their own businesses to help clients reach health and fitness goals. Program Note – You must apply for admission to the Personal Fitness Trainer Certificate. Application forms are available online at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/pft. Please visit the website for program requirements and information. Earning Your Certificate – Complete the required courses with a minimum grade of 65% (C) for each course.
Get Certified with the Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association! AFLCA, First Aid and CPR programs are offered by Recreation and are required to be a fitness leader in Alberta. For details on classes and times, please visit: mtroyal.ca/recreation or call 403.440.6517.
Reiki Certificate of Completion Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/reiki Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
The practice of the healing art of Reiki continues to grow in popularity and acceptance at hospitals and wellness centres. Discovered over a century ago by Mikao Usui and passed down from master teacher to student, Reiki’s claim of positive, healing powers are supported by numerous scientific research studies.
To purchase Gift Certificates in any amount for use towards Continuing Education Courses call 403.440.3833
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (28 hours).
Career Outlook – Completion of the Reiki Certificate of Completion may
lead to opportunities to practise Reiki in a professional or personal capacity.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES Reiki • Shiatsu Therapy
Explore a career in Shiatsu Therapy
REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
First Degree Reiki Acquire knowledge of the Reiki hand positions and learn to provide a session for yourself or others. First Degree Reiki is focused on physical healing.
Subject code: XHHC 10088. 8 Hours. Fee: $159 CRN 30367 1 class
Jan. 14
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 30428 1 class
Feb. 4
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sat.
Second Degree Reiki
Shiatsu Therapy Basics Gain a clear understanding of the value of Shiatsu as an effective therapeutic method. Acquire a solid foundation of the principles of Shiatsu, understand basic acupressure techniques, identify meridians and perform a Shiatsu whole-body sequence. Subject code: XSHI 10001. Note: This course is not part of the certificate program. 15 Hours. Fee: $249+GST CRN 30832 2 classes
Jan. 7-8
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
The focus of Second Degree Reiki is on mental and emotional healing.
Subject code: XHHC 10089.
Prerequisite: Mount Royal First Degree Reiki 8 Hours. Fee: $159 CRN 30368 1 class
Jan. 15
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sun.
CRN 30481 1 class
Feb. 5
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sun.
Third Degree Reiki/Reiki Master The final level of Reiki training is focused on spiritual healing. Acquire skills to teach Reiki to others. Subject code: XHHC 10090. Prerequisites: Mount Royal First Degree Reiki and Mount Royal Second Degree Reiki 12 Hours. Fee: $220 CRN 30482 2 classes
Feb. 24 Feb. 25
5-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
CRN 30721 2 classes
March 23 March 24
5-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
Shiatsu Therapy, Level 1 Learn the history, principles and foundation of Shiatsu therapy including the Yin/Yang and Ki theories. Integrate treatments and understand the related anatomy, physiology and pathology. Through extensive, supervised hands-on practice, learn basic shiatsu techniques to perform a full body relaxation treatment. Subject code: XSHI 10002. 50 Hours. Fee: $499 CRN 30634 6 classes
Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/shiatsu Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Shiatsu therapy is a highly respected form of physical therapy in Japan that is now becoming well known internationally. It utilizes acupressure points in addition to a wider range of hands-on techniques for an effective and inclusive form of somatic therapy. Shiatsu therapy treatments help relieve stress and pain as well as improve muscle, organ and joint function. Be able to use and practise each technique as it is learned and gain a comprehensive understanding of the body’s energy meridians. Mount Royal’s Shiatsu Therapy Extension Certificate is now an accredited Discipline through the Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC). Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the seven required courses (390 hours). Levels 1-6 must be taken in sequence. Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology may be taken at any time.
Jan. 14-15 Jan. 28-29 Feb. 11-12
9 a.m.-6 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Explore various aspects of self care practices that are important for Shiatsu therapists and their clients. Through extensive, supervised hands-on practice, be introduced and treat meridians, explore their locations and individual functions. Subject code: XSHI 10003. Prerequisite: Shiatsu Therapy, Level 1 50 Hours. Fee: $499 Feb. 25-26 March 3-4 March 17-18
9 a.m.-6 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat., Sun. & Sat., Sun. & Sat., Sun.
Shiatsu Therapy, Level 3 Learn and practise meditation skills and recuperative exercises. Through extensive, supervised hands-on practice, learn the theory of kyo/jitsu, Hara (abdominal) treatment and diagnosis ,and incorporate into hands-on treatment. Subject code: XSHI 10004. Prerequisite: Shiatsu Therapy, Level 2 50 Hours. Fee: $499 CRN 30636 6 classes
March 31-April 1 April 14-15 April 28-29
9 a.m.-6 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat., Sun. & Sat., Sun. & Sat., Sun.
Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology Explore the structure and functions of the different systems of the human body in health and also during selected pathological conditions.
Subject code: XHTH 20001. 90 Hours. Fee: $753
CRN 30687 Independent Study
April 2-June 30
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Shiatsu Therapy, Level 2
CRN 30635 6 classes
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Spa Therapy • Supportive Counselling Skills
Spa Therapy
Supportive Counselling Skills
Courses
Extension Certificate
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/spa Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/counselling Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Prepare to enter professional practice as a spa therapist. Acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical skill experience to perform spa therapy treatments and modalities transferable to a wide array of settings. The focus is on wellness centre operations, health science, current treatments and modalities and their related products and equipment. Who Should Take these Courses – those considering a career in spa therapy, employed spa practitioners seeking professional development, and complementary health practitioners who want to work within a spa setting. Career Outlook – The demand for highly skilled spa professionals continues to grow. Apply your comprehensive skills in a variety of career paths to include wellness centres, day spas, resort spas, destination spas and more.
NEW!
Indian Head Massage introduces the history, theory and techniques used to administer a one-hour treatment. Be introduced to marma points of the face and scalp and learn how to effectively apply pressure to them following a specific sequence of techniques. Contraindications to this treatment are highlighted along with required modifications for specific conditions.
Subject code: XSPA 10005. 21 Hours. Fee: $399 CRN 30828 2 classes
Feb. 10 Feb. 11-12
6-10 p.m. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Hydrotherapy
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
NEW!
Discover the history of hydrotherapy, the effects that hot and cold have on the body, and the safe application of specific techniques in a variety of settings. Get experience with various methods of hydrotherapy, such as hot/cold packs and immersion baths, in class and discuss clinical indications for their use. Identify modifications needed to adjust hydrotherapy applications based on circumstances and safety of the client. Subject code: XSPA 10011. 20 Hours. Fee: $299 CRN 30827 3 classes
April 20 April 21-22
6-10 p.m. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Supportive Counselling Skills: Effective Communications
COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Indian Head Massage
FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
This comprehensive program is designed for those who work in human service to gain skills in general counselling as well as solution-focused therapy and brief therapy, effective communication and risk assessment. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the four required courses (192 hours) with a minimum grade of C and 80% attendance in each course.
Fri. & Sat., Sun.
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Examine the principles and practice of effective interpersonal communication to assist in forming positive relationships. Learn about the interactive forces of self-awareness, self-esteem and perceptions. Develop listening, verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Subject code: XSCS 20002. 48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30693 12 classes Jan. 4-Feb. 22 Jan. 7, 28 Feb. 11, 25
6:30-9:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. & Sat.
Supportive Counselling Skills: Contemporary Issues Look at contemporary issues affecting clients, including addictions, childhood trauma, grieving, cultural diversity, ethics and poverty. Determine appropriate resolution for these issues and examine ethical practice that is sensitive to the diverse needs of clients. Provide guidance in developing life and career skills.
Subject code: XSCS 20006.
Prerequisite: Effective Communications 48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30268 12 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 28 Jan. 14, 21 Feb. 4 March 3
6:30-9:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Tue. & Sat. & Sat. & Sat.
Supportive Counselling Skills: Intervention Skills for Groups Advance your knowledge, skills and attitudes for practice with groups. Develop specific communication skills for group participation. Design and facilitate group activities, resolve group conflict and analyze group progress. Incorporate leadership, observation and evaluation tools and skills.
Subject code: XSCS 20005.
Prerequisite: Effective Communications 48 Hours. Fee: $539
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CRN 30544 12 classes March 6-April 24 March 10, 31 April 14, 28
6:30-9:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Tue. & Sat. & Sat.
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COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES • COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Yoga Therapy • Accounting
Computer Applications
Yoga Therapy Extension Certificate – Blended Delivery Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/yoga Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.888.616.3606 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Yoga therapy students are experienced yoga teachers who want to learn the advanced skills required to create holistic treatment plans for one-on-one therapy and special populations. Studies in the areas of anatomy, physiology, mental health and spirituality allow you to create client-centred treatment plans. Common health concerns and individual well-being are addressed by recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body and spirit. Earn your certificate at the only university in Canada to offer a Yoga Therapy program. This 500-hour program guides you through a combination of academic and applied courses as well as learning in your community. Requirements – 200-hour yoga teacher certificate. Application – You must apply for admission to this program. The next intake for this program is Fall 2012. Enrolment is limited. Application period is Dec. 1-Aug. 1. Delivery – Courses are delivered in class and online. Due to the academic rigour, pre-course work and at-home study is required. You must also complete two practical courses in your own community to earn your certificate. Earning Your Extension Certificate – The program may be completed in a minimum of two years and maximum of six years. See website for more detailed information. Career Outlook – The majority of yoga therapists establish a private practice or a joint practice with other health care professionals. Yoga therapists also work in hospitals and wellness centres.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/computers Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929
Accounting Accounting Principles for Computers This course teaches basic bookkeeping concepts. Explore company structure, terminology and concepts (chart of accounts, accounts payable/receivable, the accounting cycle, financial reports) needed for software such as QuickBooks and Simply Accounting. Subject code: XCAC 10005. Note: This is not a computer-based class. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30163 2 classes
March 16-17
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Simply Accounting, Level 1 Examine the functions and applications of the Simply Accounting ledgers, journals and reports. Set up a fictitious company and complete the transactions and procedures involved in an accounting cycle. This course focuses on the features and functions of the general ledger and accounts payable/receivable modules. Subject code: XCAC 10002. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and accounting/bookkeeping principles before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $42+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30165 3 classes
March 23-25
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri., Sat., Sun.
Simply Accounting, Level 2 Build on your Simply Accounting Level 1 skills. Cover chart of accounts, creating a budget, setting up the accounts for reconciliation and using security features. Handle inventory adjustments, receivable and payable discounts, and prepayments. Customize the payroll journal, disburse vacation pay, create fiscal year comparative reports and handle dynamic data exchange. Subject code: XCAC 10007. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and accounting/bookkeeping principles before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $47+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289
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CRN 30213 3 classes
March 30-April 1
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
QuickBooks, Level 1
If you wait until the last minute to register for a course, the enrolment limit may already have been reached or the course may have been cancelled due to low registration.
Explore this popular, time-saving software. QuickBooks is designed to make accounting transactions for small business simple and speedy. Use this package to track invoicing, accounts payable and receivable, and revenues and expenses. Subject code: XCAC 10004. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and accounting/bookkeeping principles before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $40+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30532 3 classes
April 13-15
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Databases • Digital Photography and Web Tools • Internet • Introductory • Presentations
Databases
Adobe Premiere Elements
MS Access, Level 1 Become familiar with basic database concepts including designing tables, setting field properties, and creating and modifying tables. Discuss sorting and filtering records. Skills covered are transferable to all versions of MS Access. Subject code: XCDB 10001. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $69+GST at the BookStore. The same book will be used for MS Access Level 1 and 2. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30161 3 classes
Feb. 27-29
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon., Tue., Wed.
CRN 30234 6 classes
March 13-29
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
MS Access, Level 2 Want to develop relational databases and discern relationships within Access? Modify field and control properties to build a more useful database system. Work with multiple tables and queries, create multi-table forms and explore advanced features of queries, forms and reports. Skills covered are transferable to all versions of MS Access. Subject code: XCDB 10002. Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS Access Level 1 or equivalent before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $69+GST at the BookStore. The same book will be used for MS Access Level 1 and 2. 12 Hours. Fee: $259 CRN 30536 2 classes
April 2-3
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Adobe Premiere Elements makes it easy to create professional-quality videos on your home computer. Explore the capabilities of this affordable software, such as importing video from your camera or camcorder, transferring your clips to the timeline, editing and rearranging clips, adding transitions and special effects, and making adjustments to the sound track.
Subject code: XCIW 10028. 6 Hours. Fee: $169+GST CRN 30966 1 class
March 17
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Internet Internet Basics Discover how to use the Internet to search for information, discuss topics with others with similar interests, and communicate with friends, family and colleagues. Practise sending e-mail and navigate the World Wide Web using graphical web browsers and search tools. In-class discussions include newsgroups, chats and downloading files. Subject code: XCIW 10001. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $28+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30921 2 classes
Jan. 28-29
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
CRN 30190 2 classes
Feb. 9-10
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Mon., Tue.
Introductory Digital Photography and Web Tools
Introduction to the PC
Adobe Photoshop Elements, Level 1 Disappointed with your digital photography results? Don’t discard them – improve them with the affordable Adobe Photoshop Elements software. Correct problems with exposure, red-eye, colour and blurry images. Discover the potential of Photoshop Elements to create watercolours, sketches, posters, greeting cards and more. Be introduced to cataloguing and organizing your photos. Subject code: XCIW 10027. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30487 4 classes
Feb. 21-March 1 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 30486 2 classes
March 3-4
Sat., Sun.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Build on the skills you acquired in Adobe Photoshop Elements Level 1 to enhance your digital photos. Unlock the power of RAW file format. Learn how to weave dazzling special effects like the pros. Share your creations worldwide with eye-catching web-based photo galleries or in sophisticated, interactive DVD format. Come prepared to amaze yourself!
Subject code: XCIW 10032.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of Adobe Photoshop Elements, Level 1 prior to registering in this course. 6 Hours. Fee: $175 March 20-22
Course materials: approx. $30+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289+GST CRN 30146 3 classes
Jan. 30-Feb. 1
CRN 30147 6 classes
Jan. 30-Feb. 15 6:30-9:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon., Tue., Wed. Mon., Wed.
Presentations
Adobe Photoshop Elements, Level 2
CRN 30617 2 classes
If you have little or no experience with computers, explore basic computer terminology, concepts and essential functions of Windows. Be introduced to word processing (MS Word), spreadsheets (MS Excel) and the Internet. Be at ease using basic computer functions. Skills covered are transferable to all versions of MS Office. Subject code: XCRG 10003.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
MS PowerPoint, Level 1 Develop and design dynamic presentations. Use Wizards or templates, add/ modify slides and use various view options. Create charts, insert clip art and graphics, add drawing objects and import/link information from other applications. Enhance presentations with animation and transitions and examine set up/printing options. Skills are transferable to all versions of MS PowerPoint. Subject code: XCPS 10001. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $69+GST at the BookStore. The same book will be used for MS PowerPoint Level 1 and 2. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30925 2 classes
Feb. 4-5
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
CRN 30204 2 classes
Feb. 16-17
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Project Management • Social Media for Boomers • Spreadsheets MS PowerPoint, Level 2
Facebook for Boomers
Give your presentations a professional look by adding and modifying templates and masters and applying advanced formatting. Animation, multimedia features, interactive presentations, macros, and pack-and-go are also covered. Skills covered are transferable to all versions of MS PowerPoint.
Master one of the web’s most popular, and powerful, social media tools. Create and manage a Facebook profile that meets your needs for privacy, but allows you to connect meaningfully with family and friends.
Subject code: XCPS 10003.
April 5
Subject code: XCSP 10023. 3 Hours. Fee: $99+GST
Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS PowerPoint Level 1 or equivalent before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $69+GST at the BookStore. The same book will be used for MS PowerPoint Level 1 and 2. 6 Hours. Fee: $165 CRN 30211 1 class
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Thu.
Project Management MS Project Manage your projects more effectively using MS Project. Define the project management process, including building, tracking and managing it. With this powerful software, create, edit, configure and assign costs and resources. Configuring views, tables and filters are also covered along with formatting and printing the plan and reports. Subject code: XCSP 10005.
CRN 30969 1 class
March 13
6-9 p.m.
Tue.
Spreadsheets MS Excel, Level 1 Discover spreadsheets and create, edit, save and print in Excel. Enter information, freeze and split panes, and move within/between worksheets. Practise entering data, creating formulas, formatting, using references, cut/copy/paste and AutoFill. Creating/editing charts and using Excel as a database are also introduced. Skills covered are transferable to all versions of MS Excel. Subject code: XCSS 10001. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $37+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $239
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $70+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $349+GST
CRN 30192 2 classes
Feb. 11-12
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
CRN 30157 2 classes
Feb. 21-22
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Tue., Wed.
CRN 30330 2 classes
March 14-15
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wed., Thu.
CRN 30287 2 classes
Feb. 2-3
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
CRN 30927 2 classes
March 12-13
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
MS Excel, Level 2
See page 27 for Project Management Certificates.
Social Media for Boomers
NEW!
Blackberries for Boomers
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Smartphones have become important tools in both our personal and professional lives. With the pace of technology growing by leaps and bounds, it’s easy to feel left behind. Whether you are a new or experienced user, this course will help you unlock the full potential of your Blackberry.
Subject code: XCSP 10025. 5 Hours. Fee: $149+GST CRN 30967 1 class
Feb. 11
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sat.
Twitter for Boomers
NEW!
3 Hours. Fee: $99+GST March 6
6-9 p.m.
Tue.
iPhones/iPads for Boomers
Subject code: XCSS 10003.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS Excel, Level 1 or equivalent before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $37+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30159 2 classes
March 1-2
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
CRN 30193 2 classes
March 3-4
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
CRN 30541 2 classes
March 26-27
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon., Tue.
MS Excel, Level 3
Cut through the buzz on the Internet’s most talked-about communications tool with this course. Learn to confidently find valuable professional and personal information on nearly any topic, develop a useful network, and create a page customized to your tastes and needs. Subject code: XCSP 10022. CRN 30968 1 class
Explore a variety of Excel’s built-in statistical and other functions. Creating, editing, and printing charts and graphics and also using a spreadsheet as a database to organize, sort and filter data are covered. In addition, use Sparklines, templates, tables and custom cell formats to visually present your data. Skills are transferable to most versions of MS Excel.
NEW!
Explore the creation of templates and sharing of workbooks including linking and pivot tables. Analysis tools including Goal Seek, Solver, Scenarios and auditing a worksheet, as well as macros and filtering data, are covered. Skills are transferable to all versions of MS Excel. Subject code: XCSS 10004. Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS Excel, Level 2 or equivalent before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $69+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $265 CRN 30184 2 classes
March 28-29
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Apple® mobile devices are packed with features. Get the most from your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad with this course. Learn to load photos, music and video to your device while discovering the universe of applications available.
Subject code: XCSP 10024. 5 Hours. Fee: $149+GST CRN 30970 1 class
March 10
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sat.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Windows • Word Processing • Computer Skills for the Office • Office Computer and Bookkeeping
Windows
OFFICE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Windows Basics Explore computer terminology as you become familiar with the components of your computer and different operating systems. Gain insight into the various types of software and their uses while you begin to work with the Windows operating system, including managing your files.
Computer Skills for the Office – and –
Office Computer and Bookkeeping
Subject code: XWIN 10001.
Extension Certificates
Course materials: approx. $32+GST at the BookStore. 12 Hours. Fee: $239
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/office Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929
CRN 30150 2 classes
Jan. 21-22
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
CRN 30148 2 classes
Feb. 6-7
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE OFFICE Required Courses
Winter ’12 Spring ’12 Fall ’12 (Jan.-April) (May-June) (Sept.-Dec.)
File Management Basics
Windows Basics
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Internet Basics
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MS Word Level 1
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MS Excel Level 1
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Jan. 24-26
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
MS Excel Level 2
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Feb. 8
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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MS PowerPoint Level 1
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OFFICE COMPUTER AND BOOKKEEPING
MS Word, Level 1 Examine the basics of Word (creating, editing, saving and printing). Select text, cut/copy/paste, move within/between documents, format (fonts, margins, indents, tabs, line spacing and alignment), page set-up and print. Explore spell check, thesaurus, find and replace, page numbering and headers/footers. Work with tabs and tables. Skills are transferable to all versions of MS Word. Subject code: XWOP 10001. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows basics before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $37+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30936 6 classes Jan. 31-Feb. 16
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 30156 3 classes Feb. 13-15
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon., Tue., Wed.
MS Word, Level 2 Create documents that incorporate advanced features while discovering the shortcuts, tips and tricks to maximize Word’s capabilities. Topics include tables and table data, columns and sections, creating a web page in Word, borders and graphics, styles, templates, mail merge (letters, envelopes, labels) and macros. Skills are transferable to all versions of MS Word.
Subject code: XWOP 10003.
Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS Word, Level 1 or equivalent before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $37+GST at the BookStore. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30938 6 classes Feb. 21-March 8 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 30542 3 classes March 5-7
Mon., Tue., Wed.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Required Courses Take all of the above courses and ADD: Accounting Principles for Computers
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Are you interested in rejoining the work force or simply updating your computer application and bookkeeping skills? These certificate programs are designed to do just that. Computer Skills for the Office (144 hours) teaches you the fundamentals of today’s most commonly used PC-based operating system (Windows), as well as the most prevalent office software package (MS Office). In Office Computer and Bookkeeping (210 hours) you add computerized bookkeeping (Simply Accounting and QuickBooks). The Computer Skills Integration courses allow you to combine your software skills and complete in-class projects. Both certificate programs allow you to become proficient in using the Internet. Requirements – To take these programs, you must be able to use a mouse and keyboard. For complete computer beginners, we suggest you take Introduction to the PC before beginning this program. (See page 49 for complete course details.) Program Notes – By registering for the entire program at once you save 20% on the cost of individual courses. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the required courses with a minimum grade of 75% and successful completion of all classroom assignments and exercises.
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Computer Skills for the Office • Office Computer and Bookkeeping The Computer Skills for the Office Extension Certificate can be completed within just six weeks of full-time, daytime study or three months of part-time, evening and weekend study. The Office Computer Bookkeeping Extension Certificate can be completed within just eight weeks of full-time, daytime study or four months of part-time, evening and weekend study. Please note that each of the courses is also open to students who are registered for individual classes.
Career Outlook – Up-to-date training in the most common PC-based
software programs is valuable in any workplace setting. Successful completion of the Computer Skills for the Office Extension Certificate may lead to an entry-level position in an office, and successful completion of the Office Computer and Bookkeeping Extension Certificate may lead to an entrylevel office position with bookkeeping responsibilities.
Computer Skills for the Office CRN CSO2 (Block Code)
Three months part-time study: Saturdays and Sundays, January 21-March 4, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. plus Tuesday and Thursday evenings, January 24-April 12, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Fee: Fee: $2,151.20 Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 11 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82. REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THESE CERTIFICATES ARE OFFERED EVERY SEMESTER
Course descriptions and details on previous pages.
Computer Skills Integration, Level 1 Building on the computer fundamentals acquired during the first part of your computer skills certificate, further refine your abilities and gain confidence in this course. Integrate the software packages you have learned so far by completing several graded, in-class workplace simulation projects.
Complete your certificate in one semester!
Block Code Registration
Subject code: XCSP 10008.
Office Computer and Bookkeeping CRN OAC1
Five weeks full-time study plus four additional partial weeks for accounting courses: Mondays to Fridays, February 6-April 15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $3,036 Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 15 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82.
Computer Skills for the Office
Note: We strongly recommend completion of MS Word, Level 1, MS Excel, Level 1 and MS PowerPoint, Level 1 before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30405 2 classes
Feb. 23-24
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
CRN 30928 2 classes
Feb. 25-26
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat., Sun.
Computer Skills Integration, Level 2 Take your computer skills and boost your confidence to the next level as you continue to integrate the software packages you have learned in your certificate program. Complete several graded, in-class workplace simulation projects. Subject code: XCSP 10010.
Five weeks full-time study:
Note: We strongly recommend that you have proficiency with all MS Office programs and with the Internet before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $239
Mondays to Fridays, February 6-March 9, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
CRN 30407 2 classes
March 8-9
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Fee: $2,151.20
CRN 30930 4 classes
April 3-12
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN CSO1 (Block Code)
Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 11 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82..
Office Computer and Bookkeeping CRN OAC2 (Block Code)
Three months part-time study: Saturdays and Sundays, January 21-April 15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. plus weekday evenings, January 24-April 12, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Fee: $3,036 Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 15 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Publishing
Block Code Registration
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS EXTENSION CERTIFICATES
Publishing Certificate
Publishing Extension Certificate
CRN PUB
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/publishing Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929
Mondays to Fridays, January 23-April 13, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $2,456
PUBLISHING SCHEDULE Required Courses
Winter ’12 Spring ’12 Fall ’12 (Jan.-April) (May-June) (Sept.-Dec.)
Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course manuals cost extra. Please note that you are registering in eight separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82.
Layout and Design
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Photoshop, Level 1 – Publishing
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With the advancement of technology, the publishing industry is undergoing many exciting changes with the overlap of traditional printing and applications to the web. Up-to-date training in the latest publishing software can take you to the next level. Our Publishing Extension Certificate prepares you to integrate the most popular industry software to achieve the best effects and output in computerized graphic design.
Requirements – Strong computer and file management skills. You must
be comfortable working in a Windows environment. Previous work with or a strong interest in publishing is highly recommended. Although you do not need the software, you must have access to an up-to-date computer for occasional out-of-class work including access to the Internet, use of CDROMs, practice files, assignments, etc.
Program Notes – By registering for the entire Fast Track program at once you save 20% on the cost of individual courses. Please see the following pages for course descriptions and regular costs of each course in this program.
Special offer available during Fall and Winter semesters – Take
the Publishing AND Web Design Extension Certificates at the same time and save! Please call the Program Coordinator at 403.440.6658 to discuss how you can apply any courses you may already have taken at Mount Royal University. Illustrator for Print and Web and Acrobat for Print and Web are common to both programs and the weekday classes are scheduled so that you may take both programs at once.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the eight required
courses (204 hours) with a minimum of 75% attendance, successful completion of all classroom assignments and exercises, and a minimum grade of 65% on a final project.
Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Publishing Extension Certificate may lead to an entry-level position with graphic design responsibilities.
14 weeks full-time study: Mondays to Fridays, January 23-May 5, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $5,308.80 Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 18 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal Policy on page 82. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE CHART ABOVE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Layout and Design Explore principles of professional layout and publishing design, using the printed word and visual impact to get your message across. Discuss industry terminology, page layout fundamentals, typography and design concepts, and avoid common errors. Practise designing and editing sample documents on paper. Overview software categories and printing process considerations.
Subject code: XCDP 10001.
Note: This is not a computer-based course. 24 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30195 4 classes
Jan. 23-26
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Thu.
Adobe InDesign Use Adobe InDesign for combining text, graphics and digital photos to create professional quality brochures, magazines and reports. Offering high-end integration with other Adobe products such as Illustrator and Photoshop, you can use InDesign’s many features for producing press-quality output and web-ready documents. Subject code: XCDP 20008. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management along with page layout skills before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439 CRN 30484 5 classes
Feb. 13-17
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
Illustrator for Print and Web Produce electronic graphic images, manipulate text and more. Enhance projects, comprehend terminology and prepare for production as you discover the functions of Illustrator. Know how and when to use the tools, layering, filtering and colour for expert effects. Address typographical issues with various fonts. Subject code: XCDP 10003. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439 CRN 30196 5 classes
Feb. 27-March 2
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Publishing • Web Design
Photoshop, Level 1 – Publishing Get the most from your digital photos or scanned images using Adobe Photoshop. Calibrate your computer monitor and printer so what you see on the screen matches what’s delivered by the printer. Resize digital images for high-quality print output and for the Internet. Adjust tonal range, colour, hue and saturation. Prepare files correctly for commercial print jobs.
Web Design Extension Certificate Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/webdesign Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929 WEB DESIGN SCHEDULE
Subject code: XCDP 10004.
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. Course materials: approx. $70+GST at the BookStore. 30 Hours. Fee: $439
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Photoshop, Level 2 Explore the full capabilities of digital imaging technology. Prepare image files for proper print output using service bureaus or home printers. Develop the skills for creating commercial quality image “comps”. Gain a broad awareness of the software’s many features and full potential.
Subject code: XCDP 10010.
March 19-22
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Thu.
Adobe Acrobat for Print and Web Learn to create, modify and apply interactivity to electronic portable document formats (PDF) using Adobe Acrobat Pro. Gain familiarity with the Acrobat workspace and how it integrates in the CS5 workflow including the Distiller JobOption compression engine, forms, security and web capture. Modify PDFs with Illustrator and Photoshop editors, examine pre-press and print production standards, and embed multimedia in completed PDF files.
Subject code: XCIW 10021.
Note: We encourage you to bring sample files to convert and modify and apply PDF formatted features. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30239 3 classes
March 12-14
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Integrating Publishing Software Produce effective materials as you integrate concepts you examined in previous layout, electronic drawing and digital photography courses while you work on an in-class project. Subject code: XCDP 20005. Prerequisite: All previous courses in the Publishing Extension Certificate. 24 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30217 4 classes
April 2-5
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Advanced Publishing: Final Project This final, graded course is a culmination of the previous course work in the Publishing Certificate. By exploring advanced concepts in publishing, prepare finished artwork that is expertly designed and camera-ready. Discuss persuasive page layout, typeface selection, accessing your creativity, effective use of colour and guidelines for camera-ready artwork.
Subject code: XCDP 20006.
Prerequisite: All previous courses in the Publishing Extension Certificate. 24 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30127 4 classes
April 10-13
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
The above schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester.
The Internet is rapidly becoming the most significant technology of our time. More than just a worldwide network of computers, the web is an important information resource for businesses and individuals alike. As companies continue to web-enable their business systems, the need for web specialists remains strong. To address this ever-growing demand, we offer the comprehensive Web Design Certificate providing training in the most commonly used software and technologies in web design.
Special offer available during Fall and Winter semesters – Take
the Publishing AND Web Design Extension Certificates at the same time and save!* Please call the Program Coordinator at 403.440.6658 to discuss how you can apply any courses you may already have taken at Mount Royal University. Illustrator for Print and Web and Acrobat for Print and Web are common to both programs and the weekday classes are scheduled so that you may take both programs at once.
Requirements – Strong computer and file management skills. You should
be a current Internet user. Previous work with or a strong interest in web design is required. Although you do not need the software, you must have access to an up-to-date computer for occasional out-of-class work including access to the Internet, use of CD-ROMs, student practice files, assignments, etc. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the 12 required courses (276 hours) with a minimum of 75% attendance, successful completion of all classroom assignments and exercises, and a minimum grade of 65% on a final project. Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Web Design Extension Certificate may qualify you for an entry-level position with web design responsibilities.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Web Design
Block Code Registration
Video Editing for the Web Using Premiere Elements
Weekday Fast Track program may be completed in under three months! Save 20% on the cost of individual courses.
Adobe Premiere Elements helps you easily capture video to your computer, edit it, add titles, music, narration and special effects and then output a finished movie to videotape, DVD and the web. Premiere Elements is a powerful, low-cost software solution for small business owners and video enthusiasts who want to edit and output high-quality programs.
CRN WEB
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $239
Mondays to Fridays, January 30-May 5, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $3,435.20 Note: Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Course materials cost extra. Please note that you are registering in 12 separate courses. Please see Withdrawal on page 82.
ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
HTML/XHTML Create websites with basic tags and advance to HTML/XHTML. Incorporate backgrounds and colours, as well as graphics, hyperlinks, frames and style sheets. Use cascading style sheets (CSS) and explore browser workarounds and sound development. Identify style sheets, customize styles and apply positioning properties. Make your page interactive with mouse-overs and forms and add Flash and Java. Subject code: XCIW 10005. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and the Internet before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439 Jan. 30-Feb. 3
CRN 30611 Online
Jan. 30-Feb. 17
CRN 30403 2 classes
Feb. 24-25
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Illustrator for Print and Web See page 53 for complete course details.
REQUIRED COURSES
CRN 30199 5 classes
Subject code: XCIW 10033.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
Photoshop, Level 1 – Web Design
Adobe Acrobat for Print and Web See page 54 for complete course details.
Introduction to JavaScript Get a hands-on introduction to the fundamentals of JavaScript as a web programming language. Create web page interactivity using JavaScript with text and graphics. Apply many techniques including pop-up windows, image rollovers, slide shows, navigation menus and date functions. Enhance web page interactivity, speed and usability using AJAX web development techniques. Subject code: XCIW 10007. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and HTML coding before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30613 Online
March 12-30
CRN 30399 2 classes
March 15-16
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thu., Fri.
Harness the power of Adobe Photoshop to create web-ready images as you integrate Adobe Fireworks to accelerate workflow. Select tools to manipulate colour, image size and resolution. Restore old and damaged images, add and manipulate text layers, apply masks, filters and channels, and make composite images – then export to appropriate file types for the web.
Adobe Flash, Level 1
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439
Subject code: XCIW 10034.
CRN 30539 5 classes
Feb. 6-10
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
Cascading Style Sheets Add dynamic content to your web pages quickly and easily with cascading style sheets, reducing the hours spent generating HTML code. In minutes, a style sheet can be written that controls every element in every page of your website. CSS enables you to change those properties with a simple click and few key strokes. Subject code: XCIW 10030. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 18 Hours. Fee: $289 CRN 30615 Online
Feb. 20-March 9
CRN 30401 3 classes
Feb. 21-23
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Using award-winning Adobe Flash, begin to add dazzling animation and multimedia to your web page. Explore the fundamentals of animation and gain skills for designing interactive user interfaces. Techniques for advanced effects such as transparency are shown, as well as the opportunities offered by dynamic design. Subject code: XCIW 10014.
CRN 30201 5 classes
March 26-30
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Adobe Dreamweaver Using award-winning Adobe Dreamweaver, create a professional-looking web page using pristine HTML. With this visual web page layout tool, also explore production techniques that save time while you gain skills in Dynamic HTML and JavaScript. Subject code: XCIW 10015. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439 CRN 30203 5 classes
April 16-20
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Web Design • Web Foundations Web Programming and Projects
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The web is a constantly changing environment, with new technologies and standards being established regularly. Adapt to these changes and crossbrowser issues using JavaScript. Explore the use of Cascading Style Sheets for easier site-wide formatting and design. Be introduced to podcasts and setting up a RSS podcast feed along with PHP programming.
Weekday Fast Track program may be completed in under three months! Save 20% on the cost of individual courses.
Subject code: XCIW 10029.
Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management before registering in this course. 30 Hours. Fee: $439
CRN WEBF
CRN 30923 5 classes
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April 23-27
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Web Design Fundamentals This course combines theory with hands-on practice to illustrate the principles of information design and their application to the Internet. Discover the fundamentals of interface design, information architecture, and the do’s and don’ts of web page layout to create a professional-looking site that attracts repeat visits. Subject code: XCIW 10003. Note: We strongly recommend that you have a solid understanding of Windows file management and web design software before registering in this course. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30609 Online
April 2-20
CRN 30237 2 classes
April 30-May 1
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
REQUIRED COURSES ALL COURSES IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
HTML/XHTML See page 55 for complete course details.
Cascading Style Sheets See page 55 for complete course details.
Introduction to JavaScript See page 55 for complete course details.
This final, graded course is a culmination of the previous course work in the Web Design Certificate program. Solidify your knowledge of all the steps involved in creating a web page from start to finish. Gain an appreciation of the challenges and their solutions involved in designing a professional website. Subject code: XCIW 20003. Prerequisite: All previous courses in the Web Design program. 24 Hours. Fee: $365 May 2-5
Fee: $1,833.60
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Web Design: Final Project
CRN 30129 4 classes
Online, January 30-April 20
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Web Content Writing This course provides everyone from web designers and public relations professionals to bloggers and other online writers with best practices for improving readability online. Engage your online audience by creating text that can be easily scanned. Use links effectively for your blog or web page and learn to convert print material to effective online styles.
Subject code: XCIW 10038. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30618 Online
Web Foundations
Web Analytics
Extension Certificate – Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/webfoundations Information: cetech@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6929
Interested in optimizing your web development and web design effectiveness? This program addresses both technical and design aspects, as well as content and marketing features of web development, making the program appropriate for web designers, marketers and anyone with an interest in publishing web pages on the Internet. Acquire important skills that will help you market your website. Online delivery gives you the flexibility to complete the courses at the location of your choice on your own schedule. There are no special software requirements. Not sure if online learning is for you? Please visit the Virtual Learning Centre at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/virtual to find out how courses are structured and what computer requirements are involved.
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the eight required courses (132 hours).
Jan. 30-Feb. 17
Need to understand the audience you are attracting to your website? Learn how reporting tools work, understand basic traffic measures, analyze data from referring sites, measure the quality of visitors and define your performance indicators. Understand web analytics terminology, add a web analytics tool to your website and analyze data to achieve site objectives.
Subject code: XCIW 10040. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30622 Online
Feb. 20-March 9
Search Engine Optimization Develop and define your web marketing strategy and attract more visitors to your website by improving search engine optimization. Learn how search engines work and the factors that affect ranking. Effectively select and place keywords and use appropriate linking strategies to attract people to your site.
Subject code: XCIW 10041. 12 Hours. Fee: $239 CRN 30624 Online
March 12-30
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS • CONFLICT RESOLUTION Web Foundations • Conflict Resolution
Web Consulting Skills
Dealing with Anger
If you are a proficient web developer, you can step into a consulting role by balancing your technical, creative, marketing, accounting and executive skills with the ability to analyze and problem solve. Acquire important interpersonal, communication and networking skills to help you attract clients and manage your web development projects. Subject code: XCIW 10039.
Gain an understanding of the theories, techniques and approaches for identifying and managing the angry feelings that are often generated in conflict situations. Learn to use anger constructively in working through conflict to reach agreement. Subject code: XCFR 20206.
24 Hours. Fee: $369 CRN 30620 Online
15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30589 Online 1 class
April 2-20
Jan. 27-Feb. 10 & Feb. 11
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Mediation Skills, Level 2
Web Design Fundamentals See page 56 for complete course details.
Conflict Resolution FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Recognize the importance of separating the people from the problem as you explore various intervention styles and use your communication skills in drafting a mediated agreement. Explore the concepts of mandatory mediation, co-mediation, caucusing and the responsibility of the mediator. Practise your mediation skills through videotaped role-play and personalized feedback. Subject code: XCFR 20300.
Extension Certificate
Prerequisites: Intro to Conflict Resolution, Mediation Skills 1, Shifting from Positions to Interests Note: Registration deadline is Feb. 10. 28 Hours. Fee: $715
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/conflict Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
CRN 30352 4 classes
This program prepares you to manage conflict effectively and constructively by combining theoretical knowledge with practical skill development. Deescalate conflict, assess which conflict resolution technique is most useful in different situations, and conduct mediation and/or negotiation processes. Courses are highly experiential, and you are expected to participate in simulated mediations, discussions and practical exercises. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information. Requirements – Introduction to Conflict Resolution is a prerequisite to all courses. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the following courses (220 hours) with a minimum of 80% attendance: nine required courses plus a minimum of three optional courses. In addition, one of the two final assessments (Mediation or Negotiation) must be completed. Career Outlook – Successful completion of the Conflict Resolution Extension Certificate may lead to an entry-level position in a mediation or negotiation setting. Please see website for more details.
Shifting from Positions to Interests
Conflict Resolution
Feb. 24-March 2 Feb. 25-March 3
1:30-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
Focus on exploring the issues. In both mediation and negotiation, you need to define your own and others’ underlying interests in order to reach a positive outcome for all parties. Discuss the history of mediation and explore innovative solutions. Recognize self biases and assumptions and assess your self-development and growth. Subject code: XCFR 20303. Prerequisites: Intro to Conflict Resolution, Mediation Skills 1 or Negotiation Skills 1 15 Hours. Fee: $365 CRN 30591 Online 1 class
March 9-23 & March 24
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Communication in Conflict Resolution Acknowledge diversity and diverse points of view as you adapt to different communication styles in working through conflict situations. Learn to use questioning to gather information and use active listening skills effectively. Practise your communication skills and manage emotions in a variety of situations. Apply principles of giving and receiving feedback.
Subject code: XCFR 20201.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
15 Hours. Fee: $335
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
CRN 30012 2 classes
March 16-17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Introduction to Conflict Resolution Begin to develop a personal philosophy for conflict resolution as you explore the benefits of mediation and negotiation in a variety of settings. Assess your ability to communicate effectively and discover your personal style for handling conflict. Recognize the importance of separating the people from the problem and begin to apply conflict management processes.
Subject code: XCFR 20101.
Note: This course is the prerequisite to all other courses in the certificate. 15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30011 2 classes
Jan. 13-14
CRN 30296 Online
Jan. 16-Feb. 17
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
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Conflict Resolution • Managing Conflict in Today’s Workplace Cultural Diversity and Conflict Resolution Traits such as ethnicity, gender and age influence communication and conflict. Enhance your ability to manage conflict in a variety of settings, working with conflicting differences. Develop a context for further investigation into the dynamics that drive conflict, including those based on cultural differences.
Subject code: XCFR 20205. 15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30590 2 classes
March 30-31
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Negotiation Skills, Level 2 Build your negotiation skills and draft a mediated agreement. Handle difficult situations within the four-stage negotiation model. Gain experience with dirty tricks, power, trust and entrenched positions through videotaped role-play and personalized feedback. Subject code: XCFR 20306. Prerequisites: Intro to Conflict Resolution, Negotiation Skills 1, Shifting from Positions to Interests Note: Registration deadline is April 2. 28 Hours. Fee: $715 CRN 30089 4 classes
April 13-20 April 14-21
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Managing Conflict in Today’s Workplace Certificate of Completion – Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/conflict Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Incorporating conflict resolution skills into business processes can be crucial to an organization’s short-term health and long-term success. Conflict resolution techniques are quick, inexpensive and low-risk compared to the alternatives – lower productivity, loss of business relationships or going to court.
Requirements – Introduction to Conflict Resolution is the prerequisite for all courses.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the three required courses (45 hours).
Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
OPTIONAL COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Introduction to Conflict Resolution
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
See page 57 for course description. No textbook required for online course.
Choose a minimum of three. Introduction to Conflict Resolution is the prerequisite for all optional courses.
Resolving Conflict in the Workplace Identify sources of conflict in the workplace, such as management style, diversity, organizational culture and power issues. Learn to handle difficult situations by using assertive communication skills.
Negotiating with Integrity Begin to examine the concepts of negotiating with integrity and consider their application in the business community. Identify key skills and processes which assist in effective negotiations and consider key elements in preparing to negotiate. Be introduced to the 4-Stage model of negotiation: interests, options, agreements and alternatives. Subject code: XCFR 20004.
Subject code: XCFR 20207.
15 Hours. Fee: $335
15 Hours. Fee: $365
CRN 30295 Online
CRN 30411 2 classes
Feb. 3-4
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri., Sat.
Feb. 27-March 23
Dealing with Difficult Conversations Develop communication skills to deal with difficult situations. By following the techniques outlined in this course, the parties walk away thanking each other for good, clear, compassionate conversation and look forward to other such interactions. Create your own approach by understanding the barriers that make communication difficult and building on concepts and skills presented. Subject code: XCFR 20003.
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15 Hours. Fee: $335 CRN 30294 Online
April 2-30
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FINANCIAL SERVICES AND INSURANCE
Personal Finance and Investing • Professional Finance and Investing
Financial Services and Insurance Personal Finance and Investing Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/financial Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 The following course is sponsored by the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC), the regulatory agency responsible for administering the province’s securities laws. It is entrusted to foster a fair and efficient capital market in Alberta and to protect investors. Visit www.albertasecurities.com for more information.
Investing with ETFs and Mutual Funds Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be an efficient and profitable investment tool, but how do you choose, minimizing risks and costs? Acquire basic knowledge of various types of funds, fees and analytical tools used within the industry. Gain valuable insights into the selection of funds and the creation of long-term fund portfolios. Subject code: XFPG 10033. Instructor: David Sherlock, BA, AICB, FMA, CIM, PFP 9 Hours. Individual Fee: $125+GST; Couples Fee: $195+GST CRN 30628 3 classes March 14-28 Individual (CRN 30629 Couples)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
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Investing in Real Estate
The Basics of Investing Think investing is just for financial wizards? This course is ideal for beginners, covering RRSPs and RESPs as well as the stock market, mutual funds and tax considerations. Presented in plain language, this non-promotional course discusses important investing topics and provides you with a solid base from which to make well-informed investment decisions. Subject code: XFPG 10027.
What should you look for in a real estate investment and how can the average investor become involved? Start with the basics of owning your own home and viewing it as an asset, and move on to your first rental property, multi-family units, and alternative strategies such as REITs, limited partnership projects, commercial development trusts, land banking syndications and other real estate-backed investments.
Subject code: XFPG 10035.
12 Hours. Individual Fee: $250+GST; Couples Fee: $450+GST CRN 30849 2 classes March 24-31 Individual (CRN 30850 Couples)
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
See page 23 for Understanding and Using Financial Information course.
6 Hours. Individual Fee: $99+GST, Couples Fee: $159+GST CRN 30117 2 classes Feb. 2-9 Individual (CRN 30370 couples)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
CRN 30227 1 class April 14 Individual (CRN 30371 couples)
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sat.
Professional Finance and Investing Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/financial Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655 FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 22. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Stocks, Bonds and Your Portfolio Invest with confidence. Learn about financial markets, researching and evaluating stocks, bonds and other products, and types of investment questions to ask. Understand orders and strategies when a stock trade takes place. Gain valuable knowledge of various brokers/planners and fees. Examine asset allocation and building a portfolio suited to investor risk tolerance and investment objectives. Subject code: XFPG 10004. Instructor: Michael Kolodnicki, BA, FCIP, CRM, FMA, FCSI, CSWP, CIM 18 Hours. Individual Fee: $285+GST; Couples Fee: $495+GST CRN 30845 6 classes Feb. 14-March 20 Individual (CRN 30846 Couples)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30847 6 classes April 17-May 22 Individual (CRN 30848 Couples)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Personal Financial Planning Personal financial management is more important now than ever before. Take charge of your financial future by gaining the tools and knowledge to create a personalized financial plan that covers tax savings, estate planning, insurance, retirement and investments. With so many choices, information can make the difference in your financial success. Subject code: XFPG 10024.
Canadian Investment Funds Course (CIFC) Web-Based (Classroom-Supported) As the licensing requirement for mutual fund sales professionals in Canada, the IFSE Institute’s CIFC is the course of choice for anyone pursuing an in-depth knowledge of mutual funds. IFSE Institute is wholly owned by the Investment Funds Institute of Canada (IFIC). Delve into case studies and the real-life issues relating to mutual funds sales and individual compliance. Course topics include mutual fund administration, taxation of investment income, duties and obligations of a salesperson, role of the portfolio manager, pensions and retirement income, and competitive products. Subject code: XFPG 10001. Note: You must have access to the Internet, as course material is provided online. Note: Course fee includes the CIFC exam (scheduled during the last class) and diploma. Course materials: approx. $50+GST (optional) at the BookStore 39 Hours. Fee: $595 CRN 30524 13 classes March 29-June 21
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Thu.
Notes: Access to a financial calculator is required (HP-10B II is recommended). This course also provides the foundation for professional courses in the CFP® program. Course materials: approx. $100+GST at the BookStore. Instructor: Robert McCullagh, RHU, CFP, CLU, ChFC 36 Hours. Individual Fee: $395+GST; Couples Fee: $695+GST CRN 30372 12 classes Jan. 25-April 11 Individual (CRN 30373 Couples)
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 30374 12 classes April 2-June 18 April 10, May 22 Individual (CRN 30375 Couples)
6:15-9:15 p.m. 6:15-9:15 p.m.
Mon. & Tue.
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Professional Finance and Investing • Certified Financial Planner Canadian Securities Course® Exam Preparation
CIFP FPSC-approved Capstone Course
This accredited exam prep seminar, offered in association with the CSI Global Education Inc., provides classroom instruction of the Canadian Securities Course (CSC®). Whether you are interested in advancing your career as a securities sales representative or you are an active investor wanting to improve your own portfolio performance, this seminar is for you. Led by industry experts using CSI materials, this comprehensive seminar provides a study of the Canadian securities industry. Topics include financial statements, formulae for evaluating investments, common and preferred stocks, bonds, mutual funds, derivatives, RRSPs, and portfolio building. For students enrolled in the CSC, this session complements your self-study and prepares you to write the CSC exams administered by CSI. Subject code: XFPG 10002.
Successful completion of all CIFP CFP courses plus the final program review/ exam now qualifies you to take CIFP’s online Capstone course at no charge ($50 case study/administration fee will apply.) Visit www.cifp.ca for full details on this course.
Note: The above course is a supplementary exam preparation seminar. To register in the CSC® or obtain further information, please visit www.csi.ca or call 1.866.866.2601. 30 Hours. Fee: $575 CRN 30032 10 classes Feb. 7-April 10
6:15-9:15 p.m.
Tue.
Note: You require access to a financial calculator (HP-10BII is recommended) and the Internet. Optional printed materials (approx. $60+GST) available at the BookStore. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Courses offered vary each semester.
Financial Planning 1 – Retirement Planning Become familiar with how financial planning clients plan for retirement, use their financial assets during retirement and make financial decisions related to retirement. Gain an overview of retirement planning with case studies, followed by a detailed look at pensions. Examine the characteristics of RRSPs, the taxation of retirement income and tax planning opportunities.
The Canadian Securities Course (CSC)® and the Canadian Securities Institute (CSI)® are registered trademarks of CSI Global Education (2004).
Subject code: XCFP 20700.
Certified Financial Planner® (CFP®)
CRN 30110 12 classes Jan. 11-March 28
6:15-9:45 p.m.
Wed.
Web-Based Program (Classroom-Supported)
CRN 30316 12 classes April 4-June 20
6:15-9:45 p.m.
Wed.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/financial Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Financial Planning 1 – Risk Management and Estate Planning
Note: We recommend completion of this course before registering in any other courses in the CFP® program. 42 Hours. Fee: $595
Discover how to provide expert guidance on the many issues involved in risk management and estate planning. The risks of disability, death and property/liability losses and the legal requirements of insurance policies are addressed. The estate planning process and the main strategies involved in developing an estate plan are also reviewed. Subject code: XCFP 20500. FREE INFO NIGHT MARCH 22. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
New CFP® certification guidelines now in effect. Visit www.fpsc.ca to learn more about the new program. Earn the mark that is the gold standard in financial planning - the prestigious Certified Financial Planner® (CFP®). If you are interested in becoming a financial planning professional, Mount Royal University offers in-class instruction of the CFP® education program designed by the Canadian Institute of Financial Planning (CIFP). CIFP graduates have consistently achieved a first-time write average pass rate on the CFP® Examination that is above the national average pass rate over the past 5 years.
Registered Retirement Consultant – (RRC®) Certification. By
successfully completing both Financial Planning 1 courses listed below as well as the RRC® online practice module and examination you can now earn the new RRC® certification from CIFP on your way to becoming a CFP®. Visit the website for more information.
Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information.
Earning Your Designation – Successful completion of this program
(four required courses plus final program review/exam) satisfies the FPSC’s education requirement for the Financial Planning Examination Level 1 (FPE1). To earn the internationally-recognized CFP®/Certified Financial Planner® designation you must then write and pass the FPE1, complete an FPSC-approved Capstone Course, write and pass the Financial Planning Examination Level 2 (FPE2) and fulfill all of the FPSC’s pre-certification and annual licensing requirements. Visit www.fpsc.ca for complete details.
42 Hours. Fee: $595 CRN 30030 12 classes Jan. 16-April 2 Feb. 21
6:15-9:45 p.m. 6:15-9:45 p.m.
Financial Planning 2 – Income Tax Planning Discover how business and financial assets are used to acquire and preserve wealth. Examine how various business forms (proprietorships, partnerships and corporations) are structured and taxed, and how they can generate wealth for owners/managers or investors. Review taxation of employment income and benefits with an emphasis on increasing compensation without increasing taxable income. Subject code: XCFP 20800. 42 Hours. Fee: $595 CRN 30111 12 classes April 5-June 21
6:15-9:45 p.m.
Thu.
Financial Planning 2 – Strategic Investment Planning Gain knowledge of the investment products that clients use to accumulate wealth and discover methods to design or evaluate a client’s investment portfolio. Topics include financial securities, personal use assets, investment theory and financial economics, as well as real estate investments and tax shelters. Subject code: XCFP 20400. 42 Hours. Fee: $595 CRN 30029 12 classes Jan. 12-March 29
6:15-9:45 p.m.
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FINANCIAL SERVICES AND INSURANCE • GREEN BUILDING PROGRAMS Certified Financial Planner • Insurance • Green Building Programs
OPTIONAL COURSES – RECOMMENDED
Time Value of Money – Math Tutorial This tutorial is highly recommended for anyone not familiar with a financial calculator or financial calculations. It takes you through the steps required to perform time value of money calculations using the Hewlett-Packard HP-10B II financial calculator (required for class). Subject code: XFPG 10019. 3.5 Hours. Fee: $115+GST CRN 30112 1 class
Jan. 31
6:15-9:45 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 30319 1 class
April 24
6:15-9:45 p.m.
Tue.
Personal Financial Planning See page 59 for complete course details. Mount Royal University does not award the CFP® and Certified Financial Planner® designation. CFP , CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER and are certification marks owned outside the U.S. by Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd. (FPSB). Financial Planning Standards Council is the marks licensing authority for the CFP marks in Canada, through agreement with FPSB. ®
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CIFP Certified Financial Planner® (CFP®) FPE1 and FPE2 Preparatory Training Programs Next offered May 2012. Registration available March 12. The Certified Financial Planner® examinations are held twice yearly. For information, contact the FPSC at 416.593.8587 or www.fpsc.ca. Mount Royal University does not enrol students for these examinations.
Insurance Agents and Adjusters Accredited Courses for Continuing Education Maintain your Alberta Insurance Council certificate of authority with continuing education courses from Mount Royal University. Please see mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/ContinuingEducation/financial/insurancecouncil for a complete listing of accredited courses.
Green Building Programs Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/greenprograms Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5512 Location: Lincoln Park Campus, 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW
Building Green with LEED® courses provide a comprehensive overview of techniques, materials and technologies used to create greener buildings and communities. Designed for students, contractors, realtors, tradespeople, architects, engineers, interior designers and others who need a working knowledge of this growing field, our courses help you prepare for LEED Professional Accreditation exams and are ideal for professional development. But it doesn’t stop there – our experienced instructors go beyond basic concepts to give you the skills to incorporate sustainable building practices into your projects. These are the only post-secondary courses in Canada designed and recognized by the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC). Many professional associations also recognize these courses for continuing education credits.
Building Green with LEED®: New Construction Rating System
Insurance Life License Qualification Program (LLQP) Web-Based Program (Classroom Supported) Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/financial Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6636 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
This intensive course provides an in-depth, technical exploration of the LEED® Canada for New Construction Version 2009 Green Building Rating System. It is ideal for professionals looking for comprehensive, hands-on learning that provides one of the best foundations available for the LEED® Professional Accreditation Exams. Subject code: XENV 10003. 36 Hours. Fee: $849+GST (includes non-refundable $50 deposit) CRN 30875 12 classes Feb. 27-April 4
Mount Royal University is pleased to offer in-class instruction of the Life License Qualification Program (LLQP) in partnership with the IFSE Institute. IFSE Institute is wholly owned by the Investment Funds Institute of Canada (IFIC). This comprehensive pre-licensing program prepares you to successfully challenge the LLQP examination leading to qualification for certification as a licensed Life Insurance Agent. The LLQP is a practical course based on the real-life experience of life insurance practitioners. Topics include individual life insurance, disability, accident and sickness products; group insurance; underwriting and claims; taxation; retirement; risk management; and professional standards. Note: You must successfully complete IFSE’s certification exam (scheduled separately, $100 exam fee will apply) prior to applying to write the final provincial licensing exam administered by the Alberta Insurance Council. Access to the Internet is required, as course material is provided online. As the LLQP is an intensive program, you should expect to spend the equivalent number of classroom hours in self-study. Subject code: XFPG 10026.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
LEED Green Building Strategies and Green Associate Exam Preparation Explore core concepts and strategies to reduce the impact of the built environment in Canada. Gain an overview of techniques, approaches, materials and technologies used to create greener buildings and communities. Subject code: XENV 10002. 36 Hours. Fee: $849+GST (includes non-refundable $50 deposit) CRN 30673 5 classes
April 23-27
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
See page 17 for Environmental Management for Business.
45 Hours. Fee: $675 CRN 30851 6 classes
March 24-May 5
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sat.
See page 31 for Sales Development.
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JUSTICE STUDIES
Police Studies • Human Justice
Justice Studies
Trends and Issues in Policing
FREE INFORMATION NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
Police Studies
Examine the relationship between policing and other aspects of the criminal justice system and assess the basic assumptions behind current policing trends in Canada and internationally. Topics include police/citizen conflict, occupational subculture, crime prevention, and the interface between police and other justice agencies. Subject code: XJUS 10005.
Extension Certificate - Classroom or Online
48 Hours. Fee: $539
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/policestudies Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
CRN 30231 14 classes Jan. 10-Feb. 16 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tue., Thu. & Jan. 21, Feb. 4 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat.
Online courses sponsored by eCampus Alberta A broad range of justice and law enforcement skills is valuable to those in a variety of professions, including law enforcement, jurisprudence, investigations and security. Combine theory and practice to explore intervention strategies at various stages of the justice process. Emphasis is on skill development, essential attitudes and personal qualities that facilitate the application of justice. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (288 hours) with a minimum grade of C- and 80% attendance in each course. Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates.
Human Diversity in Justice Explore issues of diversity and justice within Canadian society and assess the workings of the Canadian criminal justice system in relation to minorities. Develop an in-depth appreciation of the link between minority group status and justice. Subject code: XJUS 10004. 48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30230 14 classes Feb. 27-April 4 March 10, 24
Human Justice Extension Certificate – Classroom or Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/justice Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Online courses sponsored by eCampus Alberta
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Interpersonal Relationship Skills Gain insight into criminal behaviour by exploring human needs and relationships. The focus is on normal human behaviour and an appreciation of cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspectives. Subject code: XJUS 10002. 48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30439 Online
Jan. 9-April 11
Criminology Concepts Be introduced to the major theoretical concepts in criminology through an interdisciplinary approach to the study of crime, criminals and criminality. Become familiar with the jargon and terms used in criminology, as well as the historical factors leading to the development of current criminological theories. Subject code: XJUS 10003. 48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30598 15 classes Jan. 9-Feb. 15 6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed. & Jan. 13-20 6:30-9:30 p.m. Fri. & Jan. 28 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat.
6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed. & 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat.
This program is ideal for those interested in or working in justice, law enforcement, probation, corrections and security, as well as human service fields such as social work and human rights. Explore the key components, trends and issues of the Canadian justice system. Earn credit toward a degree/diploma. Please see the website for more information. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (288 hours) with a minimum grade of C- and 80% attendance in each course. Online Students – Please log in to your Blackboard course on the official course start date and refer to your Course Outline for assignment due dates. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Canadian Criminal Justice Systems Not offered this semester.
Interpersonal Relationship Skills See left for complete course details.
Canadian Criminal Law Review the historical and philosophical perspective of the nature, aims and scope of criminal law in Canada. Develop oral and written communication in legal research, case briefing, precedent application and statutory interpretation. Subject code: XJUS 10006.
Human Diversity in Justice
48 Hours. Fee: $539
Gain practical skills in basic interviewing. Explore the fundamentals of interpersonal communication, including observation skills, active listening and paraphrasing, and non-verbal communication within the Canadian justice system. Subject code: XJUS 10008.
CRN 30506 Online
Jan. 9-April 11
See above for complete course details.
Interviewing Strategies and Techniques
48 Hours. Fee: $539 CRN 30811 14 classes Feb. 28-April 5 March 17, 31
6:30-9:30 p.m. Tue., Thu. & 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat.
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LANGUAGES INSTITUTE
Full-Time English Language Programs • Communication Skills for Health Professionals • ACE TESOL
Languages Institute
Communication Skills for Health Professionals Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca/IEHP Information: iehp@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5125
Full-Time English Language Programs Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5100 Location: Bissett School of Business, Room EB 3021
There are three full-time, non-credit English language programs at Mount Royal.
Program/level and schedule are determined by placement test. • English Foundations (EF)
EF Levels 1 to 3 focus on general language development.
• English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
EAP Levels 1 to 3 focus on academic preparation for students who plan to enter university, college or technical school or take a standardized English exam such as TOEFL. Graduates of EAP Level 3 with an 80% average (B - grade) satisfy the language proficiency requirement for credit programs at Mount Royal University.
• English for Advanced Communication (EAC) EAC Levels 1 and 2 focus on high intermediate to low advanced oral fluency and accuracy. Fee: $1,600 ($35 placement test fee is included) This fee applies to Canadian citizens, landed immigrants and refugees only. New students must register in both CRNs.
Winter 2012 Term CRN 3061
(ZESL 10008) 270 Hours
CRN 3060
(ZESL 10019) 3 Hours
Jan. 9-March 29
Mon.-Fri.
This course is open to international students, landed immigrants and Canadian citizens and is designed for internationally educated nurses, midwives and doctors who need to improve their language skills to succeed in their profession in Canada. The course provides the curriculum of the Professional Communication for Internationally Educated Health Professionals (PC-IEHP) program and includes Institutional CELBAN results and completion of the Orientation to Canadian Health Care Systems, Culture and Context. This course is recognized by the Multi-jurisdictional Midwifery Program and by the Bridge to Canadian Nursing program at MRU. Prerequisite: CLB 7 in Listening and Speaking and CLB 6 in Reading OR IELTS Academic 6 with minimum 6 in Speaking and Listening OR iBT TOEFL 80 with minimum 18 in Speaking. Note: You must also have a personal interview to confirm suitability for the program. Contact: Karen Dodge, kdodge@mtroyal.ca or 403.440.5125.
Subject code: ZESL 10054. 270 Hours. Fee: $1,900 (course materials included) Note: This fee is for Permanent Residents, Canadian citizens or refugees. Funding is available for Permanent Residents. April 2-June 26
1-5:30 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
270 Hours. Fee: $3,050 (course materials included) This fee is for international students. Additional fees: $200 compulsory health insurance and $75 administrative fee. April 2-June 26
1-5:30 p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
Orientation: March 28, 29 & 30
Spring 2012 Term (Registration available March 12) CRN 5047
(ZESL 10010) 270 Hours
CRN 5022
(ZESL 10019) 3 Hours
April 10-June 29
Mon.-Fri.
ACE TESOL Professional Designation Programs
Textbook (required for each level): approx. $150+GST at the BookStore. Schedule: EF 1-3 and EAC 1-2
Mon.-Fri.
1-5:30 p.m.
EAP 1-3
Mon.-Fri.
8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Placement test: December 15, 2011 for Winter 2012 term and March 28, 2012 for Spring 2012 term.
• International students should contact the Languages Institute office. • If you have high oral skills with low reading/writing skills you may be directed to another institution for a literacy program.
Website: international.mtroyal.ca and link to Teacher Training Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5100
ACE (Advance Consulting for Education) TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) professional designation programs explore English language teaching through task-based, participatory and interactive experiences. Content is based on the most recent research in language acquisition and education. Non-native speakers must satisfy the English Proficiency Requirement for Mount Royal University credit programs or TESL Canada requirements, whichever is higher. It is strongly recommended that students have completed an undergraduate degree. Please note that registration for Winter classes is available now. Registration for Spring classes will be available March 12, 2012.
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LANGUAGES INSTITUTE
ACE TESOL • Part-Time ESL Programs Introductory ESL Teacher Training
ACE Certificate in Language Teaching and Technology
The ACE TESOL Certificate is an introductory ESL teacher training course with 100 hours of classroom instruction and a 20 – or 10-hour practicum. Students must have daytime availability between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, in order to complete the practicum.
This online course is designed for language teachers interested in becoming more knowledgeable, skilled and confident in the use of technologies for language teaching purposes. For teachers of any language!
The ACE TESOL Certificate with the 20-hour practicum (in combination with an undergraduate degree) is recognized by TESL Canada for Professional Standard One.
50 Hours. Fee: $800
Subject code: ZTES 10001
ACE Certificate in Language Program Management
Course materials: approx. $65+GST at the BookStore. 100 Hours + 20-Hour practicum. Fee: $2,200 CRN 3070 23 classes Jan.11-March 14 6-9:15 p.m. Mon., Wed. & (Winter) Jan. 14-March 17 9 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Sat. (no class Feb. 18, 20 & 29 and March 3, 5 &7) CRN 5112 23 classes April 11-June 13 6-9:15 p.m. Mon., Wed. & (Spring) April 14-June 16 9 a.m-4:15 p.m. Sat. (no class May 19, 21 & 30 and June 2, 4, 6) 100 Hours + 10-Hour practicum. Fee: $2,000 CRN 3071 23 classes Jan.11-March 14 6-9:15 p.m. Mon., Wed. & (Winter) Jan.14-March 17 9 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Sat. (no class Feb. 18, 20 & 29 and March 3, 5 & 7) CRN 5113 23 classes April 11-June 13 6-9:15 p.m. Mon., Wed. & (Spring) April 14-June 16 9 a.m-4:15 p.m. Sat. (no class May 19, 21 & 30 and June 2, 4, 6)
The ACE TESOL Diploma is an advanced teacher training course designed for practising ESL teachers interested in further exploring the theory and practice of ESL teaching. The course consists of 150 hours of online instruction and a 30-hour practicum. Instruction is divided into three 50-hour terms. Students may begin in the Fall, Winter or Spring/Summer term; however, the three terms must be taken consecutively. The practicum may be completed in any of the three terms and at any time within the chosen term. The practicum is arranged by the student in consultation with Mount Royal University. Prerequisite: TESL Canada Professional Standard One (Permanent) or equivalent TESOL Advanced-Term Two (of three)
Subject code: ZTES 10006. 50 Hours. Fee: $785 Online
CRN 3133
Online
Jan.15-April 15
This online course is designed for language professionals who are currently responsible for running a language program or who are looking to move into a management role in the future. Focuses on the practical application of current management concepts, techniques and strategies.
Subject code: ZTES 10012. 70 Hours. Fee: $1150 CRN 3134
Online
Jan. 15-April 15
Part-Time ESL Programs Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5100
Note: Registration for Winter classes is available now. Registration for Spring classes will be available March 12, 2012.
TOEFL iBT Preparation
Advanced ESL Teacher Training
CRN 3098
Subject code: ZTES 10011.
Jan.15-April 15
This course prepares you for the iBT exam format. It includes computer lab time to practise the skills. Subject code: ZESL 10014. Note: Fee does not include the cost of the TOEFL test. Course materials: approx. $26+GST at the BookStore. 60 Hours. Fee: $450 CRN 3023 (Winter)
20 classes Jan. 16-March 26
5:45-8:45 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 3096 (Winter)
10 classes Jan. 21-March 31
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 5004 (Spring)
20 classes April 16-June 25
5:45-8:45 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 5019 (Spring)
10 classes April 14-June 23
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sat.
Note: Term Three will be offered in Spring 2012.
Reading and Writing
TESOL Advanced – Practicum
Learn strategies to improve your general reading comprehension and increase your reading vocabulary. Improve fluency and accuracy in writing.
Subject code: ZTES 10008
Subject code: ZESL 10012.
30 Hours. Fee: $345
Note: Suitable for students at CLB 4-6 in Reading and Writing. Course materials: $45+GST at the BookStore. 40 Hours. Fee: $400
CRN 3099
Jan. 15-April 15
Advanced Grammar for ESL Teachers The ACE Certificate in Advanced Grammar for English Teachers is a 30-hour online course designed for ESL teachers who would like to become more comfortable with complex grammar structures.
CRN 3022 (Winter)
20 classes Jan. 17-March 22
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 5084 (Spring)
20 classes April 17-June 21
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
Subject code: ZTES 10004.
Prerequisite: TESL Canada Professional Standard One (Permanent) or equivalent 30 Hours. Fee: $450 CRN 3090
Online
Jan. 15-April 15
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LANGUAGES INSTITUTE
Part-Time ESL Programs • Online ESL Programs • Business English Tune Up! Your Pronunciation
Academic Vocabulary – Online
This class helps you make your speech clearer by concentrating on sounds, stress and rhythm that learners find difficult. Subject code: ZESL 10052.
Free demonstrations at mtroyal.intuto.com
Note: This is not an accent modification class. It is suitable for students at CLB 4 and up in Speaking and Listening. 20 Hours. Fee: $200
This interactive online resource contains a variety of exercises to help students learn 570 of the most frequently-used academic words in English. Note: Register anytime.
CRN 3125 (Winter)
10 classes Feb. 2-March 6
2-4 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
Subject code: ZESL 10049
CRN 5118 (Spring)
10 classes May 8-June 7
2-4 p.m.
Tue., Thu.
CRN 3115
50 Hours. Fee: $80 for 30-day access Online
Winter Term
Subject code: ZESL 10050 150 Hours. Fee: $175 for 90-day access
Excellence in Spoken English Learn how to reduce your accent in order to speak more clearly, allowing for better communication. Subject code: ZESL 10026.
CRN 3114
Online
Winter Term
Note: This class is more suitable for advanced students or those functioning well in a native English-speaking environment. Course materials: approx. $15+GST at the BookStore. 22 Hours. Fee: $300
Business English
CRN 3063 (Winter)
11 classes Feb. 6-March 14
CRN 3097 7 classes (Winter)
Feb. 4-March 17 March 24
Certificate of Completion Program
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5100
9 a.m.-12 noon 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Sat. & Sat.
Note: Registration for Winter classes is available now. Registration for Spring classes will be available March 12, 2012.
Speak Up! Conversation topics come from current events, reading, everyday life and interviews using pair and group work. Subject code: ZESL 10016. Note: Suitable for students at CLB 4-7 in Speaking and Listening. 30 Hours. Fee: $225
The Business English Certificate of Completion focuses primarily on language skills related to speaking and writing in order to help employees communicate more effectively with native English speakers in the workplace.
Requirements – The program is most suitable for high intermediate to advanced level students.
CRN 3021 (Winter)
15 classes Jan. 23-March 14
2-4 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
CRN 5074 (Spring)
15 classes April 23-June 13
2-4 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete all four courses, have a minimum of 80% attendance in each course, and complete and submit 80% of course assignments.
Courses offered vary each term. It is not necessary to be working towards the certificate to enrol in individual courses. COURSES
Online ESL Programs
Manner of Speaking
Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5100
Register anytime. Choose either 30 days’ or 90 days’ unlimited access to the lessons. Once you have registered, please e-mail international@ mtroyal.ca or call 403.440.5149 for your Username and Password.
IELTS Tutorial – Online Free demonstrations at mtroyal.intuto.com The online IELTS tutorial is a comprehensive test preparation program instructing you in all four language skills. The course allows you to decide the pace, style and level at which you wish to study. Note: Register anytime.
Subject code: ZESL 10046
Enhance your verbal communication skills through listening and speaking activities that reinforce business functions and phrases. Gain confidence through discussion and presentations. Subject code: ZESL 10036. Course materials: approx. $10+GST at the BookStore. 40 Hours. Fee: $300 CRN 3110 (Winter)
10 classes Jan. 21-March 31
1-5 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 5087 (Spring)
10 classes April 14-June 23
1-5 p.m.
Sat.
Business Writing: Office Skills Enhance your writing skills by using professional business-related phrases, formats and correct grammatical structures when composing common types of business correspondence such as e-mails, letters and memos.
50 Hours. Fee: $80 for 30-day access
Subject code: ZESL 10037.
CRN 3092
Course materials: approx. $40+GST at the BookStore. 40 Hours. Fee: $400
Online
Winter Term
Subject code: ZESL 10051 150 Hours. Fee: $175 for 90-day access CRN 3113
Online
Winter Term
CRN 3088 (Winter)
10 classes Jan. 21-March 31
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sat.
CRN 5088 (Spring)
10 classes April 14-June 23
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sat.
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LANGUAGES INSTITUTE English Language Assessment • Private Language Training • French Language (Credit-Free) • World Languages (Credit-Free) Speechcraft This class is recommended for more advanced students. Refine your verbal communication skills through more complex listening and speaking activities that reinforce business functions and phrases. Subject code ZESL 10038.
Visit http://international.mtroyal.ca/world for more detailed descriptions of each language level to help you determine the appropriate level to register in. Textbooks/materials are required for the first class and are available at the BookStore. Course packs available a few days prior to start date.
Course materials: approx. $10+GST at the BookStore. 40 Hours. Fee: $300 CRN 3111 (Winter)
10 classes Jan. 21-March 31
CRN 5107 (Spring)
10 classes April 14-June 23
1-5 p.m. 1-5 p.m.
Sat.
French Language (Credit-Free)
Sat.
Course materials: The French Experience for Levels 1-4 (approx. $55+GST for text and activity book.) CD package is optional. Available at the BookStore.
French, Level 1
Business Writing: Executive Skills This class is recommended for more advanced students. Gain confidence in creating and polishing more complex business documents including reports, instruction manuals and policies. Subject code ZESL 10039. Course materials: approx. $45+GST at the BookStore. 40 Hours. Fee: $400
Subject code: ZFRN 10001. 25 Hours. Fee: $235 CRN 3003
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 3076
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
CRN 3112 (Winter)
10 classes Jan. 21-March 31
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sat.
French, Level 2
CRN 5108 (Spring)
10 classes April 14-June 23
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sat.
25 Hours. Fee: $235
Comprehensive English Language Assessment Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5102
Available
CRN 3072
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 3141
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
6:30-9 p.m.
Thu.
French, Level 3 Subject code: ZFRN 10003. 25 Hours. Fee: $260
Subject code: ZLAN 10001. CRN 3081
Subject code: ZFRN 10002.
CRN 3094
Jan. 16-April 5
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
Fee: $250+GST
French, Level 4
This 4-hour comprehensive assessment session aims to identify which areas of an individual’s English require further development. A report with results and recommendations is provided.
Subject code: ZFRN 10014.
Note: This is not a placement test for any Mount Royal University
25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3075
10 classes Jan. 26-March 29
course.
First register by calling 403.440.3833. Then arrange assessment date by calling 403.440.5102.
World Languages (Credit-Free) Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5102
Private Language Training ESL • World Languages
Arabic
Website: http://international.mtroyal.ca Information: international@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.5102
Course materials: Complete Arabic: The Basics (package) for Levels 1 and 2 (approx. $35+GST). Available at the BookStore.
Options: Individual (one-to-one) • $735 total (based on 12-hour course – on campus)
Arabic, Level 2 Subject code: ZARB 10002.
Small Group (2 to 4 people) • $930 per group (based on 12-hour course – on campus) • Requires pre-arrangement of participants and identification of one main course focus
25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3104
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
Customized training • Pricing dependent on group size and course hours Call 403.440.5102 to discuss your private or customized language course. Allow 2 to 3 weeks for your course to be arranged; training schedules are based on instructor availability.
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or e-mail international@mtroyal.ca
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
LANGUAGES INSTITUTE
World Languages (Credit-Free)
German
Mandarin
Course materials: Themen Aktuell 1, Kursbuch, text and workbook for Levels 1 and 2 (approx. $70+GST). CD package is optional. Available at the BookStore.
New coursepack and textbook: Chinese in 10 Minutes a Day (with CD-ROM). For Levels 1 and 2 (approx. $50+GST). Available at the BookStore.
Mandarin, Level 2
German, Level 1
Subject code: ZMAN 10002.
Subject code: ZGER 10001.
25 Hours. Fee: $260
25 Hours. Fee: $235 CRN 3079
10 classes Jan. 16-March 26
CRN 3140 6:30-9 p.m.
German, Level 2
Wed.
Textbook: Complete Russian: The Basics (pkg., approx.$35 + GST). Available at the BookStore. Textbook to be used in Level 2.
25 Hours. Fee: $260 10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Russian
Subject code: ZGER 10002. CRN 3095
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
Mon.
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
Russian, Level 2 Subject code: ZRUS 10002.
Italian
25 Hours. Fee: $260
Course materials: Italian Espresso 1 for Levels 1-3 (student textbook with audio CD, approx. $55+GST). Workbook is optional. Available at the BookStore.
CRN 3117
25 Hours. Fee: $235 6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
Italian, Level 2
Subject code: ZSPA 10001.
25 Hours. Fee: $260 10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
Japanese Course materials: Japanese for Busy People, New Revised Romanized edition only. For Levels 1 and 2 (approx. $35+GST). Workbook is optional. Available at the BookStore.
Subject code: ZJPN 10001. Tue.
Subject code: ZJPN 10002. 25 Hours. Fee: $260 10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 3006
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
Spanish, Level 2 Subject code: ZSPA 10002. 25 Hours. Fee: $235 10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
Subject code: ZSPA 10003. 6:30-9 p.m.
Japanese, Level 2
CRN 3105
CRN 3005
Spanish, Level 3
25 Hours. Fee: $235 10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
25 Hours. Fee: $235
CRN 3065
Japanese, Level 1
CRN 3004
Note: the text will be phased out commencing Spring 2012. Visit the website for more information.
Spanish, Level 1
Subject code: ZITL 10002. CRN 3027
Tue.
Course materials:ยกArriba! 2nd Canadian Edition for Levels 1-5 (textbook, audio CD and MySpanishLab access code, approx. $170+GST). Workbook is optional. Available at the BookStore.
Subject code: ZITL 10003. 10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Spanish
Italian, Level 1
CRN 3064
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3142
10 classes Jan. 24-March 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Tue.
CRN 3009
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
6:30-9 p.m.
Wed.
Spanish, Level 4 Subject code: ZSPA 10009. 25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3107
10 classes Jan. 25-March 28
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LANGUAGES INSTITUTE • MUSIC PROGRAMS World Languages (Credit-Free) • The Conservatory
Music Programs
Spanish, Level 5 Subject code: ZSPA 10012. 25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3108
10 classes Jan. 26-March 29
6:30-9 p.m.
Thu.
Spanish, Level 6 Subject code: ZSPA 10024. 25 Hours. Fee: $260 CRN 3109
10 classes Jan. 26-March 29
6:30-9 p.m.
Thu.
Spanish for Travellers Develop survival skills to be more confident when travelling to your next Spanish-speaking destination. This course is for beginners and is not suitable for more advanced students. Subject code: ZSPA 10008. Course materials (required):Get By in Latin American Spanish (travel pack, approx. $24+GST). Available at the BookStore. 24 Hours. Fee: $235 CRN 3010
The Conservatory Website: www.mtroyal.ca/conservatory Information: conservatory@mtroyal.ca or 403.440.6821 Registration: 403.440.6821 or mtroyal.ca/conservatory > click on General Information > click on Registration
12 classes Feb. 1-March 14
7-9 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
Creative Music Ensemble: Instructor – Derek Stoll Open to any combination of instruments, this new ensemble will create new music for performance. It will explore traditional and non-traditional practices (harmonies, forms), both free improvisatory and structured approaches, and individual and group compositions. Requires playing skills at a RCM Grade 6 level (or equivalent) minimum, or 3 years of experience in a school band. Ages 13 and up. This ensemble is open to performers on any instrument. 21 Hours. Fee: $300 CRN 618
14 classes Feb. 11-May 26
10:30 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
Youth Campfire: Instructor – Scott Arnold Students age 9 – 12, beginner or experienced, will play and sing fun, varied songs appropriate to their age group and will receive basic instruction for various ways to approach accompaniment. No experience is necessary; however, basic guitar technique will be helpful. Enrollees will be required to have their own instrument and a capo.
Higher Levels Available
16 Hours. Fee: $200
Higher levels in any of our advertised courses are available in customized format (see below). Contact the Coordinator at 403.440.5102 for more information. For customized courses please note: • class membership must be pre-arranged • course fee per student depends on the minimum guaranteed number of students • courses are 20, 25 or 30 hours depending on size of group • held at the Lincoln Park Campus
CRN 458
16 classes Feb. 15-June 13
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Wed.
Mount Royal Horizon Brass – Natalie DeJong Open to brass players of high school age or older who wish to “broaden their horizons” in playing chamber music in a fun, dynamic atmosphere, and tap into the history of music from the vantage point of brass ensemble repertoire. Acceptance to the ensemble will be by informal auditions, and applicants should prepare 2 short contrasting solos, studies or etudes for a 15-minute audition. No accompaniment necessary. 8 Hours. Fee: $200 CRN 619
12 classes Feb. 2-June 13
7-8 p.m.
Thu.
Jazz History Survey: Instructor – Mark DeJong A twelve week survey course on the history of jazz – from the origins of jazz in ragtime and blues to present day neo-traditionalists such as Wynton Marsalis. All the major jazz trends and styles will be discussed, as well as the great performers and innovators who contributed to the evolution of jazz over the last century. The course will include lectures, readings, recordings and videos. 24 Hours. Fee: $250
To purchase Gift Certificates in any amount for use towards Continuing Education Courses call 403.440.3833
CRN 620
12 classes Feb. 1-May 16
7-9 p.m.
Wed.
Solo Jazz Vocal Workshop – Corinne Buschmeyer with Ralf Buschmeyer Explore vocal phrasing, strengthening, vocal analysis through transcription and maximizing vocal stage performance, with an emphasis on analysis of jazz standards and instruction on improvisation techniques including scale options. Open to applicants 16 yrs +. 12 Hours. Fee: $250 CRN 616
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Feb. 9-March 15
mtroyal.ca/conservatory Conservatory course information 403.440.6821 or e-mail conservatory@mtroyal.ca
7-9 p.m.
Thu.
OIL AND GAS CAPPA
Oil and Gas
CAPPA Level 2: Oil Production Accounting Examine oilfield practices and procedures, ERCB production reporting/ compliance, land agreements, oil royalties, heavy oil reporting, and BC and Saskatchewan production reporting. Subject code: XCAP 20200.
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/oil Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
Oil and Gas Programs General Information Visit http://conted.mtroyal.ca/awards for information about scholarships and bursaries.
CAPPA (Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting) Certificate
Gain industry-recognized expertise in petroleum production accounting with this specialized program. Providing a solid understanding of the industry’s financial practices, government regulations, and the role of production accountants, this certificate is ideal for people looking for their first job in the oil and gas industry, as well as current industry professionals eager to expand their knowledge. Mount Royal offers this program in two formats: take advantage of small class sizes with our learner-focused lectures (delivered by industry experts from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting) or choose independent study to learn from home, on your own schedule. Program Notes – Online materials included in course fee. Printed materials available at the BookStore for additional fee. An introductory Excel course and a basic accounting course are strongly recommended. CAPPA requires all students to complete additional online training modules provided by CAPPA and the Alberta Government Registry. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required courses (244 hours), with a minimum grade of 70% in each course, within five years. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
CAPPA Level 1: Introduction to the Oil Patch
Prerequisite: CAPPA Level 1 49 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30669 Independent Study
Jan. 3-April 30
CAPPA Level 3: Gas Production Accounting Discover field handling and gas processing, joint venture accounting, ERCB gas well and facility reporting, oil, gas, NGL and sulphur marketing, gas purchase contract and plant allocation. Subject code: XCAP 20300. Prerequisite: CAPPA Level 1 49 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30670 Independent Study
Jan. 3-April 30
CRN 30870 17 classes Jan. 4-Feb. 13 (no class Feb. 9)
6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thu.
CRN 30871 17 classes Feb. 29-April 30
6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed.
CAPPA Level 4: Advanced Production Accounting Build on your production accounting training with an exploration of utilization, volumetric and royalty triggers, valuation of gas and products, allowable costs, and Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan royalties and revenue accounting. Subject code: XCAP 20400. Prerequisite: CAPPA Level 1 49 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30873 Independent Study
Jan. 3-April 30
CRN 30874 17 classes Jan. 24-March 20 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tue., Thu. CRN 30872 17 classes Feb. 21-April 2
6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Tue., Thu.
CAPPA Level 5: Case Study This case study simulation allows you to apply previous learning by working through a complete monthly production cycle.
Subject code: XCAP 20500.
Prerequisites: CAPPA Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 51 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30672 Independent Study
Jan. 3-April 30
CRN 30671 17 classes April 11-May 17 6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thu.
Gain an overview of oil patch activities, terminology, departmental relationships and roles. Subject code: XCAP 20100. 49 Hours. Fee: $489 CRN 30667 17 classes Feb. 1-April 2
6-9 p.m.
CRN 30668 Independent Study
Jan. 3-April 30
Mon., Wed.
DON’T DELAY
CAPPA Level 1: Challenge Exam
Register Now!
Available to those with industry experience. Pass mark is 70%.
Subject code: XCAP 50002.
If you wait until the last minute to register for a course, the enrolment limit may already have been reached or the course may have been cancelled due to low registration.
Fee: $85 CRN 30168 Exam only
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
Please quote CRN when registering Please refer to page 82 for registration options
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OIL AND GAS
Petroleum Land Administration
Petroleum Land Administration
Land Concepts Delve into the legal aspects of land ownership in Alberta. Learn the fundamental principles of land titles and property law while gaining a deeper understanding of industry practices. Subject code: XPLA 20006.
Extension Certificates Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/oil Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
24 Hours. Fee: $275
Exciting changes for Petroleum Land Administration Extension Certificates! Acting on industry recommendations, Mount Royal University is pleased to announce three new industry-recognized certificates for you to choose from, giving you an unparalleled opportunity for hands-on learning in every facet of this exciting profession: • Petroleum Land Administration:
Surface Rights Extension Certificate (216 hours)
CRN 30660 8 classes
March 8-April 26
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Petroleum Land Administration: Surface Rights Extension Certificate SURFACE RIGHTS COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
• Petroleum Land Administration:
Mineral Rights Extension Certificate (216 hours)
Surface Acquisitions and Divestitures
• Petroleum Land Administration:
Land Contracts Extension Certificate (150 hours)
These new certificates provide specialized training in key areas of land administration. They replace the former Foundation and Advanced certificates. Course materials – available for purchase at the BookStore. Note – Students already enrolled in the Foundation and Advanced Certificates have the option to complete their certificate or transfer to a new certificate. Contact 403.440-5512 for further information. INTRODUCTORY COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Explore the procedures and processes of a surface acquisition, divestment or swap. Review checklists, scheduling, due diligence, and closing and postclosing responsibilities. Subject code: XPLA 20015. Prerequisite: the 4 introductory courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190 CRN 30866 5 classes
Jan. 11-Feb. 8
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Surface Land Systems This hands-on course teaches you to enter and manipulate data, update and terminate files, and generate reports in the computer-based land systems used to administer surface rights. Subject code: XPLA 20014. Prerequisite: the 4 introductory courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190
The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach From exploration to production, this course introduces the petroleum industry, its terminology and applications in land administration.
CRN 30867 5 classes
Subject code: XPLA 20001.
Case Studies in Surface Rights
Note: CAPPA Level 1 may be taken instead. 45 Hours. Fee: $520
Using the knowledge gained in previous Surface Rights courses, put your skills to the test by working through real business situations and challenges.
CRN 30071 15 classes Jan. 18-April 25 CRN 30550 Online
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Jan. 18-April 25
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Subject code: XPLA 20018.
Prerequisite: all previous Introductory and Surface Rights courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190 CRN 30880 5 classes
The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach – Challenge Exam
Feb. 22-March 21
March 28-April 25
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Wed.
Available to those with industry experience. 3 Hours. Fee: $275 CRN 30369 Exam only
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Environmental Regulations Examine how federal and provincial compliance issues are dealt with in dayto-day land administration activities. Subject code: XPLA 20101. 36 Hours. Fee: $520 CRN 30073 12 classes Jan. 9-April 2
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mon.
Legal Concepts Explore contract law and common agreements used in the petroleum industry. Follow industry best practices while learning the fundamental principles of land contracts. Subject code: XPLA 20007.
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21 Hours. Fee: $275 CRN 30661 7 classes
Jan. 12-Feb. 23
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
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OIL AND GAS
Petroleum Land Administration • Petroleum Land Business
Petroleum Land Administration: Mineral Rights Extension Certificate
Contract Land Systems Use industry-specific software to enter and manipulate data, update and terminate files, and generate reports. Understand what data must be recorded, why it is important and how it is used by Land Contract Administrators. Subject code: XPLA 20016.
MINERAL RIGHTS COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Prerequisites: Land Agreements 15 Hours. Fee: $225
Mineral Acquisitions and Divestitures Practise the procedures and processes needed to properly time, evaluate, create and disseminate paperwork, from beginning to end of a mineral acquisition, divestment or swap. Subject code: XPLA 20013.
CRN 30879 5 classes
Prerequisite: the 4 introductory courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190
Apply the skills learned in your Land Contract courses to solve real business challenges. Explore common technical issues in land contract administration with our experienced instructors. Subject code: XPLA 20020.
CRN 30864 5 classes
Jan. 10-Feb. 7
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Mineral Land Systems Gain hands-on experience in land systems used by the petroleum industry to administer mineral rights. Find out how to enter leases, manipulate data, link contracts to wells, and update and terminate files.
Subject code: XPLA 20012.
Feb. 14-March 13
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
Case Studies in Contracts and Technical Issues
Prerequisite: all previous Land Contracts courses. 30 Hours. Fee: $545 CRN 30882 10 classes March 29-May 31
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Petroleum Land Business
Prerequisite: the 4 introductory courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190 CRN 30865 5 classes
Feb. 23-March 22
Thu.
NEW!
Extension Certificate 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Case Studies in Mineral Rights
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/oil Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
Practise the skills gained in previous courses as you work through real-life examples of common tasks in mineral rights land administration.
Developed in association with the Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen (CAPL), this specialized certificate is an ideal gateway for jobs in the petroleum industry. Explore the technical, legal and business aspects of the petroleum industry and build skills in negotiations and strategic thinking.
Prerequisite: all previous Introductory and Mineral Rights courses. 15 Hours. Fee: $190
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the 11 required courses
Subject code: XPLA 20019.
CRN 30881 5 classes
March 27-April 24
(267 hours).
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach
Petroleum Land Administration: Land Contracts Extension Certificate
See page 70 for complete course details.
LAND CONTRACTS COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Land Concepts See page 70 for complete course details.
Legal Concepts
Land Agreements Examine the basic structures and essential contractual obligations of common exploration agreements, joint operating agreements and unit agreements.
Subject code: XPLA 20200.
Prerequisite: Foundation Certificate or Case Studies in Mineral Rights. 45 Hours. Fee: $545 CRN 30010 15 classes Jan. 7-April 28
9 a.m.-12 noon
Sat.
Acquisitions, divestments or swaps require detailed documentation and involve many responsibilities for Land Contract Administrators. Review checklists, scheduling and due diligence as well as closing and postclosing responsibilities as you learn the procedures and processes from a land contracts perspective. Subject code: XPLA 20017. Prerequisites: Land Agreements 15 Hours. Fee: $225 Jan. 12-Feb. 9
See page 70 for complete course details.
Ethics, Fiduciary Duties and Financial Compliance
NEW!
Gain an understanding of land-related ethical issues and decision-making. Explore common issues in ethics, fiduciary duties and financial compliance using actual business examples and court decisions.
Subject code: XPLA 10003. 15 Hours. Fee: $275
Contract Acquisitions and Divestitures
CRN 30878 5 classes
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
CRN 30985 5 classes
Feb. 14-March 13
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Strategic Thinking for Land Business
Tue.
NEW!
Examine the importance of strategic thinking in land negotiation. Learn techniques for formulating strategies and applying them to business situations. Subject code: XPLA 10002. 15 Hours. Fee: $275
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Thu.
CRN 30984 5 classes
March 27-April 24
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
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OIL AND GAS
Petroleum Joint Venture Administrator • Petroleum Joint Venture Analyst
Petroleum Joint Venture Administrator
Petroleum Joint Venture Analyst
Extension Certificate
Extension Certificate
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/oil Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/oil Information: cescience@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6278
Joint venture professionals ensure that a company’s contractual obligations are met and act as a liaison between the land, accounting, engineering, marketing and legal departments of petroleum companies.
Develop a thorough understanding of agreement administration and ensuring that contractual obligations are met. Build your knowledge of joint venture model agreements in order to draft, review, negotiate and ensure compliance with terms.
Course materials – Available for purchase at the BookStore. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the four required
courses (150 hours), with a grade of 60% in each course, within five years. *The Petroleum Joint Venture Association, the PJVA and the PJVA logo and design are trademarks which are the exclusive property of the Petroleum Joint Venture Association, used under licence by Mount Royal University. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
courses (185 hours), with a grade of 60% in each course, within five years. *The Petroleum Joint Venture Association, the PJVA and the PJVA logo and design are trademarks which are the exclusive property of the Petroleum Joint Venture Association, used under licence by Mount Royal University.
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach
The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach
See page 70 for complete course details.
See page 70 for complete course details.
Joint Venture Agreements Agreements between oil and gas producers are a vital part of the business. Learn the importance and function of different types of model agreement and draft the appropriate agreement using standard PJVA developed model agreements. Subject code: XPJV 20006. Prerequisite: The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach or CAPPA Level 1 35 Hours. Fee: $449 Jan. 10-March 27
Challenge Exam – The Petroleum Industry: An Integrated Approach See page 70 for complete course details.
Joint Venture Analyst, Level 1 See left for complete course details.
Joint Venture Analyst, Level 2
Joint Venture Analyst, Level 1 Study agreements required from well to sell – including relationships with land, joint owned facilities and producers. Learn basic project economics and production accounting, acquisitions and divestiture, negotiations, royalties and contract law. Subject code: XPJV 20004.
Gain an advanced understanding of the agreements required in joint venture, as well as the 13th month throughput adjustment, audit requirements, marketing and midstream. Subject code: XPJV 20005. Prerequisite: Joint Venture Analyst, Level 1 35 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30676 12 classes Jan. 12-March 29
Prerequisite: Joint Venture Agreements 35 Hours. Fee: $449 CRN 30675 12 classes Jan. 10-March 27
Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the five required
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
CRN 30876 Online
Course materials – Available for purchase at the BookStore.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Joint Venture Administration
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Joint Venture Agreements See left for complete course details.
Build your knowledge of work practices and documentation requirements for agreements, including standardization and improved efficiency in administrative processes. Subject code: XPJV 20008.
Joint Venture Analyst, Level 3
Additional prerequisite: Joint Venture Agreements 35 Hours. Fee: $449
Additional prerequisites: Joint Venture Analyst, Level 2 35 Hours. Fee: $449
CRN 30877 Online
CRN 30339 12 classes April 12-June 28
Jan. 10-March 27
CRN 30340 12 classes April 10-June 26
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Apply the skills, techniques, theories and processes required in the role of joint venture analyst in a case study format. Subject code: XPJV 20007.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
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Thu.
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Associates • Mortgage Associates • Condominium Management
Real Estate
Program Notes – Learners must successfully complete The Fundamentals of Mortgage Brokerage and Provincial Qualifying Exam through RECA before registering in The Practice of Mortgage Brokerage course. For prerequisite information and course details, please contact RECA directly at 1.888.425.2754 or reca.ca.
Real Estate Associates Program Licensing Program
The Practice of Mortgage Brokerage
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/realestate Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7707 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
To become a licensed Real Estate Associate in Alberta you must complete this mandatory three-phase program. Note: Please visit the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) website at www.areahub.ca to view the prerequisites required to register in this program. Program Notes – Introduction to a Career in Real Estate (offered through the Real Estate Council of Alberta) and Fundamentals of Real Estate (Phase 2 – offered at MRU) must be completed before taking the three Areas of Practice (Phase 3 – offered at MRU).
Subject code: XREG 20025. 54 Hours. Fee: $800
CRN 30862 12 classes April 16-May 9 April 21-May 12 1 exam May 16
(Phase 2) Take an in-depth look at real estate regulations and business standards, as well as legal procedures for listings and offers. Subject code: XREG 20001. Prerequisite: Introduction to a Career in Real Estate (through RECA), AREA application form and official high school transcripts must be submitted to AREA Note: Fee includes materials (distributed at first class). 96 Hours. Fee: $1,595 (includes non-refundable fee of $50+GST) + Exam fee: $125+GST 6-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 6-9 p.m.
Mon., Wed. & Sat. & Wed.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
(Phase 3) You must take all three areas. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Real Estate (Phase 2)
Mon., Wed. & Sat. & Wed.
Condominium Management Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/realestate Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7785 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
This program provides new and experienced residential and commercial condominium managers and condominium association board members with the information, knowledge and critical skills required for successful condominium property management. Learn how to deal with people, buildings and recordkeeping more effectively. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the four required courses (60 hours) with 80% attendance, active participation and a minimum of 70% for each course exam. The program must be completed within two years. Textbook (required) – Please visit the website for required textbook information. The online versions of the Condominium Management courses have been developed with the generous support of Grosvenor Americas.
Residential Real Estate
REQUIRED COURSES
Subject code: XREG 20010. 45 Hours. Fee: $745 (includes non-refundable fee of $50+GST) + Exam fee: $125+GST CRN 30394 11 classes March 28-April 25 March 31-April 21 1 exam April 28
6-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 6-9 p.m.
Extension Certificate – Online
Fundamentals of Real Estate
CRN 30393 25 classes Jan. 16-March 19 Jan. 21-March 10 1 exam March 21
This course provides the technical competency that mortgage associates need to arrange mortgage financing for consumers. It covers topics such as credit reports, title insurance, mortgage qualifying, property valuation, mortgage mathematics, marketing, advertising and sales, and more.
6-9 p.m. Mon., Wed. & 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. & 9 a.m.-12 noon Sat.
Commercial Real Estate will start in May and Rural Real Estate will start in July. Registration available March 12, 2012.
ALL CLASSROOM SESSIONS IN THIS PROGRAM ARE OFFERED IN THE FALL SEMESTER
Condominium Administration and Law This course is designed to introduce the information, knowledge and skills required for effective condominium management. The focus of the course is on the day-to-day operations required by the Condominium Property Act and related governance, bylaws and rules. Subject code: XREG 20015. 15 Hours. Fee: $395 CRN 30838 Online
Mortgage Associates Program
March 5-April 2
Condominium Building Maintenance and Risk Management
Licensing Program
Learn about the physical aspects of a building, efficient day-to-day property management and maintenance practices as well as the effective handling of emergency situations and risk management. Practise problem solving and effectively communicating issues and solutions. Subject code: XREG 20016.
Website: www.mtroyal.ca/realestate/mortgage Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7707 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
The Mortgage Associates Program provides the knowledge base and skill set required to become a licensed mortgage associate in Alberta and is required for licensing in Alberta. The program consists of two mandatory courses:
15 Hours. Fee: $395
1. The Fundamentals of Mortgage Brokerage, administered by the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA)
Condominium Financial Management and Successful Condominium Management offered in May and June. Registration available March 12, 2012
2. The Practice of Mortgage Brokerage, delivered at Mount Royal University
CRN 30839 Online
April 3-30
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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REAL ESTATE Real Property Administrator/Facilities Management Administrator • Certified Commercial Investment Member
Real Property Administrator / Facilities Management Administrator
Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)
Professional Designation Program
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/realestate Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7707 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
Professional Designation Program
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/realestate Information: cebusiness@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.7785 or toll-free 1.888.392.3655
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The Real Property Administrator (RPA®) and Facilities Management Administrator (FMA®) programs serve the educational needs of third-party property managers and corporate property managers. Maximize the net income of any property, be it one building or an entire portfolio.
Offered by Mount Royal University Continuing Education in association with the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP).
What is a CCIM? – A Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)
is a recognized expert in the disciplines of commercial and investment real estate.
Earning Your Professional Designation – Please visit
Requirements – Hewlett-Packard financial calculator: model HP-10BII,
www.bomicanada.com for a complete listing of designation requirements for RPA® and FMA®.
laptop computer with CD-ROM drive, Excel 2000 or higher version, Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher version, and PowerPoint (any version).
The required courses are offered by Mount Royal University in association with the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Calgary and the Building Owners and Managers Institute (BOMI) Canada. For more information on BOMI Canada, call 1.888.821.9319.
Earning Your CCIM Designation – The CCIM curriculum consists of
four core courses that incorporate the essential CCIM skill sets. For CCIM designation requirements visit www.ccim.com. REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Course CI 101 – Financial Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate
The Design, Operation and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part 2 A continuation of Part I, this course helps property and facility managers to make management decisions about various building systems and sites – decisions that increase occupant safety and comfort while facilitating building efficiency. Subject code: XRPA 20007. 3-day Accelerated Review Format Note: We recommend that you pre-read your course material. Books can be picked up at the Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension, 3rd floor, Roderick Mah Centre for Continuous Learning, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Note: New students must also pay a one-time BOMI enrolment fee of $210+GST. 24 Hours. Fee: $1,149 CRN 30837 3 classes
Feb. 23-25
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
This flagship CCIM course offers an array of financial analysis concepts and calculations to help you make sound commercial real estate investment decisions for profitable investing. Subject code: XREG 20005. 40 Hours. CCIM Member Fee: $1,040; Non-member Fee: $1,495 CRN 30263 5 classes Feb. 27-March 2 CCIM Member (CRN 30262 Non-member)
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Thu., Fri., Sat.
DON’T DELAY Register Now! If you wait until the last minute to register for a course, the enrolment limit may already have been reached or the course may have been cancelled due to low registration.
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TEACHING AND LEARNING Adult Educator Seminar Series
Teaching and Learning
Assessing Teaching and Learning
Train-the-Trainer: Designing and Facilitating Training Programs A well-trained workforce is vital to the competitiveness of every organization. To ensure that your organization’s training programs are current and effective, this intensive three-day workshop helps you plan, conduct and evaluate learner-centred programs.
Subject code: XAED 10012.
Note: You will have the opportunity to put theory into practice by designing a learning module and doing a teaching demonstration on day 3. Note: Completion of this workshop gives credit for four of the courses in the Adult Educator Seminar Series: • Principles of Adult Learning • Learning Styles • Effective Teaching Techniques • Assessing Teaching and Learning
Examine techniques for ongoing assessment of student learning. Review assessment techniques that can be designed and implemented to improve the quality of the classroom experience. Subject code: XAED 10006. 3 Hours. Fee: $99 CRN 30070 1 class
Learning Styles – Implications for Adult Educators Improve your teaching effectiveness and help your students maximize their learning potential. Using the Kolb Learning Style Inventory, identify ways to enhance your teaching strategies. Subject code: XAED 10004. 3 Hours. Fee: $99 CRN 30103 1 class
Adult Educator Seminar Series
CRN 30069 1 class
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
March 6
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Culturally Responsive Facilitation Discover practical strategies for working with culturally diverse adult learners to create safe and respectful learning environments. Explore values, learning strategies and structures to establish inclusion, develop attitude, enhance meaning and engender competence for all adult learners.
Subject code: XAED 10016.
Certificate of Completion – Classroom or Online
3 Hours. Fee: $99
Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/adulteducator Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
CRN 30081 1 class
Enhance your knowledge of adult learning principles and the specialized needs of adult learners through this dynamic and interactive seminar series. Develop strategies and techniques for immediate practical application to your work. Course materials (Required) – Adult Educator Seminar Series, approx. $35+GST at the BookStore. For use in all required courses. Earning Your Certificate of Completion – Complete the nine required courses (27 hours) plus any two optional courses (six hours) OR complete three online modules (36 hours). REQUIRED COURSES – CLASSROOM ALL REQUIRED COURSES ARE OFFERED EACH SEMESTER
March 20
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Tools to Enhance Instruction and Presentation Review various media and tools to enhance instruction and presentation. Explore how to match content with media tools to create the most meaningful learning experience. Subject code: XAED 10007. 3 Hours. Fee: $99 CRN 30076 1 class
March 27
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Classroom Presentation Skills Explore effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques for classroom delivery. Focus on vocal approach, use of space, style of presentation and body language. Subject code: XAED 10003. 3 Hours. Fee: $99
Principles of Adult Learning Explore principles of adult learning that can be applied to planning and facilitating effective courses. Subject code: XAED 10001. 3 Hours. Fee: $99 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Designing Learning Outcomes Write clear and concise learning outcomes that guide instructional design and assessment. This process provides learners with measurable course expectations and targeted competencies. Subject code: XAED 10002.
CRN 30101 1 class
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
April 3
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
Conflict Resolution in the Classroom Diversity enriches the classroom but these differences can create conflict. Learn to manage conflict among adult learners without discouraging different points of view. Bring your experiences and worst fears for discussion and practise conflict management techniques. Subject code: XAED 10010. 3 Hours. Fee: $99 CRN 30133 1 class
3 Hours. Fee: $99 Feb. 14
Feb. 28
3 Hours. Fee: $99
FREE INFORMATION NIGHT MARCH 28. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.
CRN 30105 1 class
Tue.
Expand your repertoire of teaching techniques to achieve instructional goals and meet the specific needs of adult learners. Share your experiences in the classroom while discovering innovative ways to match learning outcomes with effective instructional techniques. Subject code: XAED 10005.
CRN 30788 3 classes March 15-16 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thu., Fri. & March 23 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fri.
Feb. 7
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Effective Teaching Techniques
Course materials (required): available at the BookStore. 21 Hours. Fee: $449
CRN 30099 1 class
Feb. 21
April 10
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tue.
OPTIONAL COURSES
Choose two to complete your program. Please see website for optional courses offered this semester.
mtroyal.ca/conted/register Registration 403.440.3833 toll-free 1.877.287.8001
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TEACHING AND LEARNING
Adult Educator Seminar Series • Curriculum Development and Instructional Design Designing Assessment Strategies
ONLINE PROGRAM
The online Adult Educator Seminar Series consists of three modules. Each module contains three required courses plus one optional course.
Learn to design student assignments and investigate strategies to assess student performance. Link learning outcomes with assessment and apply Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATS) through hands-on practice.
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER
Subject code: XCDA 10002.
SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Prerequisite: Principles of Instructional Design 15 Hours. Fee: $249
Core Concepts of Adult Learning Be introduced to the foundations of adult learning. This module includes the required courses Principles of Adult Learning, Designing Learning Outcomes and Learning Styles, as well as the optional course Designing a Living Course Syllabus. (See classroom program for course descriptions.) Subject code: XAED 10029. 12 Hours. Fee: $369 CRN 30346 Online
Feb. 24-March 25
Instructional Design Production Concepts Learn about instructional design production concepts using a variety of instructional media. Through hands-on application of the concepts, design your own lesson with supporting instructional media.
Subject code: XCDA 10004.
Feb. 3-March 4
Skills and Techniques for Adult Learning Acquire skills and techniques to make your classes enjoyable and effective. The second module includes the required courses Effective Teaching Techniques, Classroom Presentation Skills and Assessing Teaching and Learning, as well as the optional course Online Facilitation. (See classroom program for course descriptions.) Subject code: XAED 10030. 12 Hours. Fee: $369 CRN 30347 Online
CRN 30382 Online
March 16-April 15
Prerequisite: Designing Instructional Strategies 15 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30516 Online
Feb. 24-March 25
Piloting, Evaluating and Revising Curriculum Learn to plan, conduct and assess a pilot course to evaluate curriculum. Explore processes for collecting and analyzing feedback, revising instructional design and reporting results. Subject code: XCDA 10005. Prerequisite: Instructional Design Production Concepts 15 Hours. Fee: $249
Curriculum Development and Instructional Design
CRN 30517 Online
April 13-May 13
Extension Certificate – Online Website: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/curriculum Information: cehealth@mtroyal.ca, 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
This comprehensive program is designed for educators and trainers who wish to build the skills necessary to develop and analyze curriculum. Learn how to identify learners’ needs, establish goals and objectives, select educational strategies, pilot and evaluate the learning environment, and ensure alignment of outcomes with teaching strategies and assessments. Earning Your Extension Certificate – Complete the six required courses (90 hours).
Announcing the new
Education Assistant Extension Certificate Program
REQUIRED COURSES OFFERED THIS SEMESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL CERTIFICATE SCHEDULE
Principles of Instructional Design Explore instructional design principles, characteristics of adult learners and their implications in designing an effective program. Write clear and concise performance outcomes and competencies in order to direct instructional design. Subject code: XCDA 10001. 15 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30381 Online
• One-year full-time program
Jan. 20-Feb. 19
• Learn the role and responsibilities of an education assistant through real-life classroom experience
Designing Instructional Strategies Apply the principles of instructional design to link learning outcomes and learn to use an outcome matrix. Design instructional learning activities for class, unit and module delivery of instruction. Subject code: XCDA 10003. Prerequisite: Designing Assessment Strategies 15 Hours. Fee: $249 CRN 30515 Online
Jan. 18-Feb. 12
CRN 30383 Online
April 13-May 13
• Launching in Spring 2012
• Transferable credits allow you to use your Education Assistant program credits towards Mount Royal’s B.Ed. program • Visit http://conted.mtroyal.ca/teach for more information
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Free Information Nights If you’ve ever considered taking one of Mount Royal University’s Extension Certificates but don’t know enough about it to take the plunge, attending one of our free information nights might do the trick. Course instructors and program administrators are on hand to do a brief presentation on the certificate and answer your questions in person. You will get an idea of what the classes are like as well as expectations for attendance and assignments. Most Information Nights take place in the Roderick Mah Centre for Continuous Learning, usually for a couple of hours in the evening. Reserve your spot via e-mail although attendance is free of charge. Find out more on the certificate program web pages. Business Analysis – Wed., Jan. 18
Leadership Development – Thu., Jan. 12
Business Process Management – Wed., Jan. 18
Lean Enterprise and Continuous Improvement – Wed., Jan. 18
Change Management – Tue., Jan. 17
Payroll Management – Tue., Mar. 6
Entrepreneurship – Thu., Jan. 19
Public Relations – Tue., Jan. 17
Event Management – Tue., Jan. 31
Supply Chain Management – Wed., Jan. 11
Financial Service – Thu., Mar. 22
Technical Writing – Thu., Jan. 5
Human Resource Management – Thu., Jan. 12 There is one Information Night for all Community and Health Studies certificates on Wed., Mar. 28. Addiction Studies
International Community Development
Adult Educator
Massage Therapy
Behavioural Strategies
Medical Terminology
Child and Youth Human Rights
Personal Fitness Trainer
Children’s Mental Health
Police Studies
Conflict Resolution
Reiki
Curriculum Development and Instructional Design
Shiatsu Therapy
Feng Shui Practitioner
Spa Therapy
Funeral Service
Supportive Counselling Skills
Human Justice
Yoga Therapy
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Expert Videos Our greatest asset at Mount Royal University Continuing Education is the expertise of our instructors, and their willingness to share it. Quick video clips by instructors who share expert tips for the general public are at http://conted.mtroyal.ca/experts
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WINTER 2011 INTRAMURALS TIER 2 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS
Membership includes:
• facilities access • member program rates • reduced family rates
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SPECIAL Recreation membership rates for CE STUDENTS
Mount Royal University BookStore Your source for campus lifestyle & learning supplies Order your course materials online using your subject code. Orders can be shipped or picked up!
mtroyal.ca/bookstore Like us on facebook We’ll let you know about sales, specials and events.
Open at 8:15 a.m. on Friday
Main Street across from the library
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2012 CA LL for N O M I N AT I O N S
Nicola Kozmyk
Sid Marty
Michele Decottignies
The Mount Royal University Alumni Association is pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted for the 2012 Legacy Awards. The Awards pay tribute to the more than 80,000 alumni who have made remarkable contributions to the business and social fabric of Alberta as well as national and international communities. The Legacy Awards also look to the future by providing scholarships to current and future Mount Royal students. H O N O U R A N D C E L E B R AT E M O U N T R O YA L A L U M N I
Daniel Okulitch
Tom Otjes
Please visit mtroyal.ca/legacyawards to learn more about the Legacy Awards program and the 2012 nomination process. Nominations will be accepted until February 1, 2012.
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Tutorial for Mount Royal University Continuing Education online learners. Online Course Tutorial
Does the thought of taking an online course scare you? Maybe you need to refresh your skills? Try our free Online Course Tutorial and learn tips to navigate through a Mount Royal University online course. It takes approximately five hours to complete. Practise submitting an assignment, sending an e-mail, starting a discussion online, taking a quiz and reviewing your grades. By the end of the tutorial you will be ready to take any online course that interests you. Subject code: XONT 10001 CRN 30564
Online
Available Jan. 3- April 30, 2012.
Register at any time until April 16, 2012
Since becoming a university in September 2009, Mount Royal University has membership in prestigious educational associations.
Canadian Virtual University
The Canadian Association for University Continuing Education
The Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension, Mount Royal University, is a member of Canadian Virtual University / Université virtuelle canadienne (CVU), a partnership of Canadian universities that have combined their resources and distance education offerings to provide learners with more course options — in English or French.
The Canadian Association for University Continuing Education (CAUCE) is a professional association of deans, directors, senior administrative personnel and practitioners whose professional careers are in university continuing education in Canada. Membership in CAUCE is on an institutional basis with most benefits of membership also extended to professional and affiliate members.
Check out our partners on the Canadian Virtual University website for a comprehensive list of online and distance programs and courses offered by Canadian universities.
cauce-aepuc.ca
cvu-uvc.ca
Spring/Summer 2012 Calendar
Spring/Summer Semester (May – Aug.) Registration available March 12, 2012. See website for details.
How to Register Hours to register by phone or in person: Extended hours, Monday to Thursday 4:30-6 p.m.
Summer Registration Office hours (July to mid-August)
for phone registration during the following peak periods:
Monday to Friday
Monday to Thursday (November 14-17 & November 21-24, 2011)
Regular Registration Office hours (mid-August thru end of June)
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Closed weekends and statutory holidays.
Holiday Closure Please note that Mount Royal University will be closed for the holidays from December 24, 2011 through January 3, 2012. Registration will be available online only during this time.
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
On the Web
By Fax: 403.440.6743
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (See restrictions below).
Please download and print a registration form from http://conted.mtroyal.ca/register/ce_form_registration.pdf.
If you are a CURRENT or PRIOR Continuing Education Student (2002-Present) then proceed to www.MyMRU.ca If you are a FIRST-TIME Continuing Education Student then proceed to www.mtroyal.ca/conted/register and select the “I am a FIRST-TIME Continuing Education Student” link. (Note to MRU Employees: please use this option if you have never been a student before. Note to students from prior to 2002: please use this option to create your student ID.) Fees must be paid in full (Visa or MasterCard) at the time of registration.
By Mail: Please download and print a registration form from http://conted.mtroyal.ca/register/ce_form_registration.pdf. Attach the course fee using cheque, money order, or Visa or MasterCard and mail to: Mount Royal University Continuing Education Registration Services 4825 Mount Royal Gate S.W. Calgary, AB T3E 6K6
Once you have paid, please print your registration confirmation (it will NOT be mailed to you) and bring it to your first class.
Please make cheque or money order payable to Mount Royal University– Continuing Education. Sorry, we cannot accept post-dated cheques.
By Phone: 403.440.3833
In Person:
Toll-free Registration 1.877.287.8001 Call during office hours (listed above). Have your Visa or MasterCard number ready. Your registration will be confirmed over the phone.
Visit the Continuing Education Registration Services office (during office hours listed above) at Mount Royal University, Lincoln Park Campus (use Visitor Parking V1), Kerby Hall Entrance, Wickets 9 & 10, 4825 Mount Royal Gate S.W., Calgary, AB. Closed weekends and statutory holidays. Interac available.
Restrictions: Web registration is not available four working days or fewer before the beginning of a course. Please register by phone, fax or in person. Web registration is not available for Block Codes. Winter Web registration opens at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, November 14, 2011
Inquiries: Please e-mail ceregservices@mtroyal.ca with questions about registration, transcripts, etc. Please note that you cannot register via e-mail. (Register online at mtroyal.ca/conted/register) Withdrawal Policy Withdrawals must be submitted in writing and may be submitted by e-mail: ceregservices@mtroyal.ca; fax: 403.440.6743; mail or in person: Registration Services, Room A101, Kerby Hall, 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW, Calgary, AB, T3E 6K6. Please quote: student ID number, CRN (Course Reference Number), course name, course start/end dates, full legal name, date of birth, address and phone number. All withdrawal refunds are subject to an administration fee of 10% of course tuition (max. $50). Refunds may take up to two weeks to process. Regular Continuing Education Course: To be eligible for a refund, written withdrawal from a course/seminar must be received no later than four working days before the start date (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays). Written withdrawal received within fewer than four days is not eligible for a refund. Some courses or programs have special withdrawal/refund policies that supersede this Withdrawal Policy as stated on the confirmation of registration letter. Special Course/Program: To be eligible for a refund, written withdrawal from a full-time certificate program or print-based distance-delivered course/program must be received no later than 10 working days before the start date (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays). Written withdrawal received within fewer than 10 days is not eligible for a refund.
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Our new home - July 2011
The Centre for Complementary Health Education (CCHE) and the Funeral Director and Embalmer Extension Certificates relocated from the Holy Cross Campus to the stateof-the-art Roderick Mah Centre for Continuous Learning at Mount Royal University’s main Lincoln Park Campus in July 2011. CCHE programs include Bowen Therapy, Energy Therapy and wellness courses, Feng Shui Practitioner, Massage Therapy, Medical Terminology, Practicum Centre, Reiki, Shiatsu Therapy and Yoga Therapy. More information: go to mtroyal.ca/conted and click on the “Our New Home” graphic.
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Give Yourself Some Credit Did you know?
Certain Extension Certificates have been developed in cooperation with the Mount Royal Credit Faculties. These certificates have components which are transferable into various diplomas, applied degrees and degrees, provided applicants achieve the minimum required grade in the course(s) and meet the entrance requirements for the program. Please see credit program websites for diploma, applied degree or degree entrance requirements.
Community and Health Studies Extension Certificates
Business Education and Training Extension Certificates
Behavioural Strategies Children’s Mental Health Child and Youth Human Rights Conflict Resolution Human Justice International Community Development Police Studies Supportive Counselling Skills
Certified Financial Planner® (CFP®) Event Management Human Resources Nonprofit Management Project Management Public Relations Supply Chain Management
For more information on transfer credit please contact: Community and Health Studies at cehealth@mtroyal.ca or 403.440.6867 or Business Education and Training at cebusiness@mtroyal.ca or 403.440.6861.
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