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Asset and Maintenance Training

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Essential Workforce Training

General Interest Training

Land and Environment Training

Leadership Training

Online Partner Training

Safety Training

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Spotlight Program

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Continuing Education & Corporate Training Contact Us

1201 Main St. SE Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A3 Phone: (780) 849-8623 Toll Free: 1-866-652-3456 ext. 8623 Fax: (780) 849-8704 work@northernlakescollege.ca

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Monday to Friday 8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

WELCOME TO CE&CT With a wide range of courses delivered in a variety of formats, Northern Lakes College’s Continuing Education & Corporate Training (CE&CT) department is committed to providing the skills development, career enhancement, and interest training that you want. Your training needs are why we’re here. In order to make training available throughout our service region and beyond, we offer face-to-face offerings in many locations, and utilize technology to offer NLC LIVE Online™ and Anytime, Anywhere training. We truly strive to provide training where and when it’s needed. Please spend some time looking at our Lifelong Learning Guide. Inside you’ll find course descriptions, certificate program options, offering schedules, and more. As always, if you have questions about the training that we offer, we’d love to hear from you.

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DELIVERY METHODS We offer various delivery methods to make our training convenient and accessible for you. We offer face-to-face, NLC LIVE Online™, and NLC Anytime, Anywhere deliveries. Face-to-face The traditional mode of course delivery, face-to-face courses allow you to participate in the same room as your classmates.

NLC LIVE Online™ You can be anywhere (e.g., at work, at home, in camp, on vacation) and still take training with others at the same time. All you need is: • Desktop or laptop computer • High speed Internet • Speakers and microphone, preferably a headset (if you do not have a microphone you can still use the chat function to ask questions or make comments). Important Information about NLC LIVE Online™ training: • All courses take place during Canadian Mountain Standard Time. • Courses are recorded and are made available to participants for 180 days or more. • Course attendance verification or course certification is only granted for those who participate as individuals. If you miss the class and view the recording, attendance verification and/or certification will not be granted (there are exceptions, contact CE&CT for more information). • If you are travelling outside of North America during your course and need access to course materials you will need to supply information about your travel locations and dates. Access may be restricted in certain countries for security reasons.

NLC Anytime, Anywhere Take your course where you want, when you want. The ultimate in training flexibility, this mode works with your schedule, no matter what it is. All you need is: • Desktop or laptop computer • High speed Internet.

THE ONLINE EDUCATION ADVANTAGE SAVINGS CONVENIENCE COMMUNITY CAREER

SAVINGS Training costs too high? Reduce your training costs by eliminating travel. CONVENIENCE • Weather bad? Stay put and stay safe. • Short-staffed? Your staff can access training without leaving the office. COMMUNITY Need targeted training? Training can be provided to just one or two people as required in your business or community. • In camp? In a remote community? Easy access to training wherever you are. • Can’t make the class? You can access the recording and still get the training. CAREER ADVANCEMENT • Need a refresher on what you learned? You have access to the recording for 180 days or more. • Don’t want to listen to a talking head? Classes are interactive with the instructor, other participants, and the technology.

AMP/MMP Information Session (MM01) This free course provides an informational overview of the Asset Maintenance Management Professional and Maintenance Management Professional certificates to help you decide if the program is for you. Course Hours: 1

Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development (AMP001) In this course, you will gain an overview of the essentials of asset management in the context of ISO 5500x and identify opportunities for application of asset management concepts in your organization to realize value. Begin to discover asset management decision-making tools. Course Length: 10 weeks

Course 2: Asset Management Capabilities Development (AMP002) In this course, you will learn how to develop the organizational capability for engaging the workforce to achieve excellent asset management performance. Topics include organizational structure analysis to identify changes needed for a holistic asset management approach, change management, project management, systems thinking, training needs assessment, customer supplier relationships, adaptive organizations, and cultural discipline.

Course Length: 10 weeks Prerequisite: AMP Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development

Course 3: Risk Management and Performance Improvement (AMP003)

In this course, you will obtain an overview of risk management tools and techniques and how these techniques can be used to drive performance improvement through the planning, decisionmaking, and operational phases of any corporate objective. See risk management in the context of holistic asset management in which all classes of assets are included: physical assets/equipment, knowledge/information assets, human resources, and strategy assets.

Course Length: 10 weeks Prerequisite: AMP Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development

Course 4: Developing and Implementing Asset Lifecycle Delivery Activities (AMP004) In this course, you will gain an understanding of different characteristics and requirements for managing assets through the asset life cycle delivery stages from asset acquisition, through asset operations and maintenance, to asset disposal. Learn when to use various strategies and tactics and practice applying them to real-world examples. Course Length: 10 weeks Prerequisite: AMP Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development

Course 5: Asset Knowledge Management (AMP005)

In this course, you will study asset information and knowledge management across the full asset lifecycle from the front-end engineering design through to the â&#x20AC;&#x153;operate and maintainâ&#x20AC;? phase and eventually to asset retirement. Referring to ISO 14224, the course provides a strategic-level view of the important role that information and knowledge management play in an asset dependent organization. Course Length: 10 weeks Prerequisite: AMP Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development

For upcoming course offerings, see page 30.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Course 6: Asset Management Capstone (AMP006)

Module 5: Developing and Implementing Maintenance Tactics

In this course, you will review the elements of the previous courses and take the opportunity to bring the concepts together in an applied project. The project requires the development of an Asset Management Policy and Strategy for an organization as well as the development and implementation of an Asset Management Plan for a particular class of assets.

(MMP005) This module focuses on maintenance efforts with the goal to ensure that physical assets safely, capably, reliably, and repeatedly perform to their designed specifications. The focus is on techniques to develop maintenance tactics that will address how the assets are used, how they are likely to fail, the consequence of failure, and identify maintenance tactics that are both feasible and worth doing.

Course Length: 10 weeks Prerequisite: AMP Courses 1-5

Module 1: An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management (MMP001) This course introduces students to an integrated and holistic approach to maintenance and asset management. Course Hours: 15

Module 2: Production and Operations Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP002) In this course, learn how maintenance strategies are linked with operational needs.

Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Module 1 recommended

Module 3: Human Resource Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP003) In this course, you will look at how human resources practices relate to the maintenance environment.

Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Module 1 recommended

Module 4: Financial Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP004) In this course, you will focus on the application of accounting and finance principles as it pertains to the maintenance management role.

Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Module 1 recommended

Module 6: Maintenance Work Management (MMP006) In this course, you will study the fundamentals of the work management processes, look at the key steps in the process, and get a more detailed overview of the basics of planning, scheduling, and work coordination methods. Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Modules 1 and 5 are recommended

Module 7: Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) (MMP007) In this course you will study the features, benefits, and effective use of a computerized maintenance management system or Enterprise Asset Management computerized maintenance work management process.

Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Modules 1, 5, and 6 recommended

Module 8: Maintenance Management Capstone Project (MMP008) In this course, you will select a project that you will audit, assess, and improve your current maintenance department or develop a new maintenance strategy in your company. Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Modules 1-7

Course Hours: 30 Prerequisite: MMP Module 1 recommended

Assisting Students with Learning Barriers (ESI004)

Creating a Positive Learning Environment (ESI001)

In this course, you will get an overview of policies and procedures related to accommodating students. You will see how to identify potential issues and address them before they affect your students. Using Universal Design for Learning concepts and strategies, you will practice adapting your course to make it more accessible for all learners.

In this course, you will identify strategies to create and maintain an inclusive classroom climate and to maintain and reinforce rapport throughout the learning situation.

Course Hours: 8

Basic Security Guard Training (SA211-OL) NEW! In this online course you will master the basics of becoming a licensed security guard. You will also learn advanced patrol techniques, how to handle difficult people, and situations and crisis management. Course Hours: 40

Certified Asset Management Assessor (CAMA) Preparation (CAMA01) The Certified Asset Management Assessor certification establishes an individualâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s credentials in asset management knowledge and comprehension globally. Developed and authorized by PEMAC, this course prepares asset management professionals who are considering writing the CAMA exam.

Course Hours: 14

Effective Online Instruction

(ESI005)

In this online course, you will enhance your teaching with innovative and engaging online strategies, including online discussions. You will see how to keep students involved with you, the course materials, and each other. Course Hours: 30

Emergency Medical Responder: Naloxone Administration (EMRN1000) In this course, you will gain the competencies to administer naloxone. The theory portion of the course is self-paced and includes coursework and a final exam. A practical component is scheduled upon successful completion of the coursework and final exam. Course Hours: 12

Course Hours: 14 Prerequisite: Participants must have a minimum 5 years of working experience in asset management, have working knowledge of ISO 5500x Standards, and understand the GFMAM Competency Specification for an ISO 55001 Asset Management System Auditor/Assessor.

For upcoming course offerings, see page 30.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Planning Instruction (ESI002) In this course, you will explore learning theories that will help in designing instruction. You will develop your skills in writing measurable and achievable learning objectives, and then develop effective learning activities and assessments that align with these objectives. Course Hours: 30

Primary Care Paramedic: Naloxone Administration (PCPN1000) This course will provide you with the competencies to administer naloxone. This course is self-paced and includes coursework and a final exam. Course Hours: 8

Teaching Workshop (ESI003) In this course, you will plan and develop materials and questions that promote the level of learning specified in the learning objectives.

Course Hours: 20 Prerequisite: Creating a Positive Learning Environment (ESI001) and Planning Instruction (ESI002)

Water - Fundamentals of Process Instrumentation (WTR102) This course will help you understand the process, instrumentation, and operation of control loops so you are able to meet the ABC core competencies of: Operate, Evaluate, and Maintain Equipment, and Monitor, Evaluate, and Adjust Treatment Process.

Course Hours: 7 CEU: 0.60

Water - Iron and Manganese Removal (WTR100) This course will provide operators with the skills required to work with iron and manganese removal processes, with a focus on greensand treatment systems.

Course Hours: 7 CEU: 0.60

Water - Membrane Filtration

(WTR101)

This course will review the basic principles of membrane filtration and the parameters that affect its operation.

Course Hours: 7 CEU: 0.60

Water - Reading Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (WTR103) This course will help you understand and read a P&ID so you can meet the ABC core competencies of: Operate, Evaluate and Maintain Equipment, and Monitor, Evaluate and Adjust Treatment Process. Course Hours: 7 CEU: 0.60

Welding - B Pressure or CWB Exam Preparation (TT055) This workshop will provide you with seven hours per registered day of instructional support and testing of completed coupons by bend testing. Training will be set up specific to desired welding process and test positions. All materials and tools will be provided. Students can choose from one to five days. This training is located in Slave Lake and the training is ongoing so you can register anytime. Course Hours: 7

Basic Computer Training

(CC001) This course will help you to move ahead at work and at home. Computers are the way that we get things done and you can learn how to use them in a fun and supportive environment.

Minute Taking (AA003) This course includes agenda preparation, minute taking formats for different types of meetings, Rules of Order, how to make a motion, and more.

Course Hours: 18

Course Hours: 6

Bookkeeper and Financial Clerk/ Assistant Training (BU349)

Microsoft Excel 2016: Level 1

This course prepares people who are interested in writing the Institute of Professional Bookkeepers of Canada exam. This course is comprised of two modules taken consecutively as one course.

(CC165) This course will introduce students to the capabilities of the Microsoft Excel program. Learn how to create a basic spreadsheet using common formulas and functions. You will also learn how to format your worksheet to make it visually appealing and easier to read.

Course Hours: 60

Course Hours: 6

Clear and Concise Business Writing

Microsoft Excel 2016: Level 2

(AA002) This course focuses on writing style, tone, clarity, conciseness, and results while exploring time saving approaches. Course Hours: 6

Delivering Exceptional Customer Service (AA001) This course examines the key to exceptional customer service by emphasizing the importance of first impressions, positive service image, and customer-focused approaches for service. Course Hours: 6

Marketing and Branding for Small Business (BU392) This course will help you increase your visibility, enhance your reach, and educate potential customers about your products and services by building a basic website for your small business.

(CC166) This course is for people who are intermediate to advanced users of Microsoft Excel. Learn how to create and use charts and tables, as well as, how to analyze your data using pivot tables. You will also explore other features that make it easier to find and organize data, especially when working with large spreadsheets. Course Hours: 6

Microsoft Outlook 2016 (CC201) In this course, you will learn how to work with tasks, organize your information, and share. Topics will include: setting task options, customizing the To-Do bar, tracking the progress of a task, creating appointments from tasks, finding tasks, printing tasks, working with data files, using search folders, customizing message handling options, managing junk email, using rules, and sharing calendars and contacts.

Course Hours: 7

Course Hours: 3

For upcoming course offerings, see page 32.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (CC167) This course will introduce you to the basics of a presentation program using Microsoft PowerPoint. You will learn how to create and edit objects, insert and edit pictures, view slides, develop notes for a presentation, and use pack and go. Course Hours: 6

Microsoft Word Level 1 2016 (CC169)

Sage 50 Level 1 (Desktop Version)

(CC295) This course introduces basic accounting tasks using the Canadian version of Sage 50 Desktop Accounting software. Working with a fictitious data file, you will learn how to enter purchases, payments, sales and receipts transactions, record deposits, generate reports, deal with cash and credit transactions, work with general ledger accounts, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll. This course includes some review of accounting fundamentals as students relate them to the transactions at hand.

This course will introduce you to Microsoft Word and how to create and change documents, such as, letters, reports, mail outs, and flyers.

Course Hours: 18

Planning an Event or Small Project

Sage 50 Level 2 (Desktop Version)

Course Hours: 6

(AA135) This course focuses on developing your skills to keep events and small projects well organized. Course Hours: 12

Power of Advocacy Training (BU389) This course gives you the opportunity to collaborate with others sharing similar advocacy interests. You will start the class by sharing your reasons for being involved in advocacy, and discussing your advocacy experiences. You will then work through a series of activities designed to help you build an advocacy plan based on your specific project goal. Course Hours: 12

QuickBooks Level 1 (Desktop Version) (CC279) This course teaches you how to perform daily accounting tasks in the general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll. This course is geared towards someone who will be primarily doing data entry in QuickBooks. Course Hours: 18

QuickBooks Level 2 (Desktop Version) (CC280) This course is a continuation of basic features for daily accounting tasks and will introduce some of the more advanced functions and capabilities of QuickBooks. Students will look at how to create company files and deal with more advanced tasks for receivables, payables, inventory, and payroll. Course Hours: 18 Prerequisite: QuickBooks Level 1

(CC296) Sage 50 Premium Accounting 2017 Level 2 introduces some of the more advanced functions and capabilities of Sage 50 Accounting. It is designed for computer users who are already familiar with accounting and with work experience in the basic operations of Sage 50 Premium Accounting and/or have completed Sage 50 Premium Accounting 2017 Level 1.

Course Hours: 18 Prerequisite: Sage 50 Level 1

Solution Focused Thinking (AA115) This course teaches you to take action rather than reaction, to see solutions over problems, and to analyze rather than to be paralyzed. Course Hours: 12

Strategies to Increase Engagement and Drive People to your Business (BU399) In this course, you will learn how to navigate the ever-changing social media landscape and learn about some great resources that are available to you to streamline your social media efforts. Sharpen your social media skills, engage your audience, and grow your online reach. Course Hours: 3

Telephone Skills and Email Etiquette (AA004) This course teaches you everything you need to know to develop excellent telephone skills and proper business email etiquette in order to enhance your customer service skills. Course Hours: 6

Conversational Cree Level 1 (GI316) In this course, you will learn about Cree culture and how to say numbers, days of the week, basic greetings, introductions, conversational phrases, and several Cree songs to help you remember it all. Course Hours: 12

Introduction to Heavy Equipment Technician (TT039) In this course, you will learn safe work habits for working on heavy equipment and engines and begin to learn about basic machine maintenance. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation.

Creating a Podcast (GI396)

Course Hours: 24

In this webinar hosted through Liberty Multimedia Inc., you will have an opportunity to take part in a collective podcast while learning basic broadcasting skills.

Introduction to Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) (TT041)

Course Hours: 4

Introduction to Carpentry (TT043) In this course, you will learn safe tool use, standard and metric systems, measuring, marking out material, cutting material, filing, drilling, and fastening. By the end of the course you will have a project to take home. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation.

Course Hours: 24

Introduction to Crane & Hoist (TT040) In this course, you will learn safe equipment use, equipment components and inspection, site evaluation, and basic operation skills. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation. Course Hours: 24

Introduction to Electrical

(TT044) In this course, you will learn safe tool use, interpretations of drawings, print reading, codes, and planning the scope of a project. At the end of the course, you will have a project to take home. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation.

In this course, you will learn safe work habits and the basic concepts of installation, maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting for automated machines and systems. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation.

Course Hours: 24

Introduction to Live Podcasting (GI395) In this webinar, Liberty Multimedia Inc. shows you how to record live video and audio to popular social media platforms, allowing you to create memorable content that your followers will love! Course Hours: 3

Introduction to Podcasting (GI416) NEW! In this course, you will learn to create your very own podcast without previous experience necessary. This eight-module online course will cover basics of on-air presentation, as well as how to prepare, record, host, interview, produce, edit, publish, and build an online audience. Course Hours: 12

Course Hours: 24

For upcoming course offerings, see page 32.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Introduction to Renewable Energy Sources (TT045) This exploratory course provides a brief introduction to the exciting world of renewable energy systems and sources. Non-renewable energy sources by their very nature have limitations, while renewable energy is sustainable and well within our reach. In this course you will look primarily at two categories of renewable energy: electric and thermal. Additionally, basic electricity will be discussed as the core requirements for all the different generation technologies. Course Hours: 4

Introduction to Welding (TT042) In this course, you will learn safe tool use, standard and metric systems, measuring, marking out material, cutting material, filing, drilling, and fastening. By the end of the course you will have a project to take home. Successful completion will be based on wearing protective clothing, attendance, and participation.

Course Hours: 24

Make your own Bench Workshop (TT060)

Nutritional Meals on a Budget (GI392)

In this course, you will learn tips to help you prepare nutritional meals on a budget. It will help you to get organized with your meal planning, shopping, and cooking to save you time and money. Course Hours: 2

Podcasting for Mobile

(GI394) In this webinar, Liberty Multimedia Inc. takes you through everything you will need to broadcast your story to the world! By the end of this webinar you will have a step-by-step guide to create your own simple podcast from anywhere!

Course Hours: 3

Show me the Money! Proposal and Grant Writing for Non-Profit Organizations (GI353)

In this course, you will learn how to write a basic proposal and creating key messages when writing for grants. If time, additional conversations will touch on alternative fundraising possibilities. Course Hours: 2

In this workshop, you will learn how to make a folding bench that can be transformed into one half of a picnic table. The course includes demonstrations by the instructor and handson training. You will learn tool safety, proper tool use, set up of your work area, and how to measure, cut, and construct your project. Upon completion you will have a bench to take home.

Spring Bird Migration (GI311)

Course Hours: 8

Course Hours: 2

MIG Welding Workshop

Stick Welding Workshop (TT053) In this workshop you will learn how to create good quality welds with stick welding (also known as SMAW). You will learn how to set up the machine for your project, prepare the material for welding, weld in different positions, machine maintenance, and machine troubleshooting. You will get to practice SMAW welding and also complete a small welding project to take home.

(TT052) In this workshop, you will learn how to create good quality welds using MIG welding. You will learn how to set up the machine for your project, how to prepare the material for welding, how to weld in different positions, machine maintenance, and machine troubleshooting. You will get to practice welding with MIG and take home a small welding project.

In this FREE webinar, you will learn about some of the birds that migrate into our region each spring, how bird populations are monitored during migration, some of the challenges faced during migration, and why the boreal forest is so important for the survival of these tiny migratory marvels.

Course Hours: 8

Nutrition for the Everyday Athlete

Watershed 101

(GI393) In this course, you will learn tips to help you eat nutritional meals that will help you to reach your potential as an athlete. In the course you will explore the impact nutrition has on your ability to perform and see the advantages of nutrition. Course Hours: 2

(GI365) NEW! In this FREE webinar, you will learn what a watershed is and why it is important to us. We will explore the different parts of a watershed including wetlands and riparian areas and why they are called natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kidneys. Delivered in partnership with the Lesser Slave Watershed Council and the Lesser Slave Forest Education Society. Course Hours: 2

Equipment Maintenance and Service - Introduction (WOLF0004)

Exploring Woodland Career Opportunities (WOLF0078)

This course will provide the equipment operator with a general understanding of basic service, maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting of heavy equipment used in forestry applications. Safety aspects of servicing equipment are presented in detail.

This course will appeal to people considering their first work experience or a change in careers, educators, and employment consultants coaching job seekers. This course will increase awareness of the variety of forest management careers available to people with a range of skills, interests, and education.

Course Hours: 6

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Machine Electrical Systems (WOLF0025) This course is intended to provide the participant with the knowledge to be able to troubleshoot electrical system problems and either repair minor problems or relate the nature of the problem to a qualified technician.

Course Hours: 6

Healthy Landscapes (AFS003) This course introduces the Boreal Forest, describes how both natural and human-caused disturbance affects ecology, connects habitat to the species present, and explains the concepts of natural, current, and future ranges of variation to provide a basis for planning for healthy landscapes. Course Hours: 6

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Machine Hydraulics (WOLF0024) This course includes basic knowledge which will enable an employee to troubleshoot hydraulic system problems and either repair or relate the nature of the problem to a qualified technician.

Course Hours: 6

Innovative Pipeline Strategies (WOLF0059) This course will prepare operators to build small gas-gathering pipelines in forested ecosystems, while understanding the factors affecting forest health and the strategies to minimize the impact of pipeline construction on the forest.

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Measuring Systems (WOLF0026)

Course Hours: 6

This course will teach you how to identify different measuring systems and their components, explain the logistics with calibrating, the differences between scaling methods, basic troubleshooting, and list the effects of routine maintenance.

(FS003) This course will appeal to a broad range of forest workers at all education levels. The goal of this course is to increase understanding of the broader environmental, social, and economic impacts of resource development in Alberta, and the manner in which the Government of Alberta and industrial partners are addressing those impacts.

Course Hours: 6

Integrated Resource Management

Course Hours: 6

For upcoming course offerings, see page 34.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Introduction to Forest Management

(WOLF0076) This course aims to introduce the key elements of forest management in Alberta to forest workers at all education levels. It will introduce the concepts of forestry management (including a historical context), the importance of the forest industry in Alberta, and forest management trends. Course Hours: 6

Plant Identification and Introduction to Site Classification (AFS001)

In this course, you will learn to identify a variety of Boreal plants through knowledge of the plants, characteristic parts, life cycles, site, soils and moisture preferences, and associations with other plant types, in a variety of seasonal life stages. These plant associations are the basis for an understanding of boreal ecosystems. Course Hours: 6

Water and Wastewater Operator Preparation Level 1 (WTR01)

In this course, you will become proficient in the support systems and technical aspects of water and wastewater treatment, water distribution, and wastewater collection. This training is designed to prepare existing operators or new incumbents to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of water and wastewater operators, and to write the Level 1 Water and Wastewater Operator provincial certification exam with Alberta Environment and Parks. Course Hours: 52 Prerequisite: Grade 10 reading level and grade 10 math level (basic algebra) is strongly recommended. Additional requirements must be met for certification. Please refer to Alberta Environment and Parks for details. CEU: 5.00

Woodland Adaptive Management

(WOLF0071) This course examines â&#x20AC;&#x153;big pictureâ&#x20AC;? thinking and provides a survey of the methods used to make effective decisions in a changing environment. Anyone interested in the decision-making models for healthy forested landscapes will find this course helpful. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Biomass Harvesting

(WOLF0069) This course will appeal to woodlands personnel, contractors, and operators contemplating biomass harvesting. It will explore various biomass products that are emerging in the marketplace today. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Business Reporting

(WOLF0032) This course is intended to provide business owners and managers with the tools necessary to manage business reporting. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Contract Management

(WOLF0094) This course will appeal to woodlands personnel, contractors, and consultants involved in negotiating, supervising, or planning woodlands contracts. The course will focus on a collaborative approach to contract negotiation, and serve as an introduction to project management.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Dispositions (WOLF0092) This course is designed for operators and woodland field personnel working in industries responsible for managing Albertaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s forests, including forestry, oil and gas. This course will give participants a basic understanding of the regulations guiding practice in the forest and when they are applicable. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Environmental Management Systems, Certification, and Compliance (AFS004) This course is designed for operators and woodland field personnel to provide an overview of certification, emergency medical services, legislation, and regulation in use today. Course Hours: 6

Woodland GPS/GIS (WOLF0091) This course will describe the fundamentals behind both GPS and GIS and will allow the organization holding the course to customize an exercise using their equipment.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Harvest Block and Road Layout (WOLF0048) This course is designed to prepare forestry workers and planners who have been charged with the task of developing or implementing operating plans. Layout crews will be better equipped to apply sound decision making principles when making plan modifications in the field, and will understand the importance of documentation, data integrity, and quality assurance. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Harvest Strategies in Alberta: Level 1 (WOLF0018) This course is designed to familiarize the participant with some of the forces that shape the forest harvesting industry, and provide a detailed guide to harvest equipment and how it is used for maximum productivity and safety. Course Hours: 6

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Operations Business Plans

This course is designed to familiarize the participant with some of the forces that shape the forest harvesting industry, and provide a detailed guide to harvest equipment and how it is used for maximum productivity and safety.

(WOLF0031) This course will help you develop a business plan. This plan will help with everything from marketing, competitive advantages, business goals, to business types. The plan is a reference document that will help you benchmark your progress in your business and that can introduce your business to financiers and potential customers.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Historical Resources

Woodland Operations Fire Prevention

(FS004) This course will appeal to a broad range of forest workers at all education levels. The course goal is to increase awareness and understanding of the importance of historic sites in Alberta, with an aim of having forest workers identify and protect new and existing sites.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Harvest Strategies in Alberta: Level 2 (WOLF0036)

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Insects, Diseases, and Weeds in Alberta (WOLF0011) This course is designed for anyone working in the resource development industry, and is especially applicable to those who work in the woods and depend on healthy forests for their livelihood. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Machines Costing (WOLF0030) This course will familiarize the participant with the costs associated with owning and/or operating forestry equipment. The participant will be able to understand the factors affecting the forestry equipment profitability, identify the components of ownership costs, define and list overhead costs associated with forestry equipment, identify and describe the components of operating costs, and demonstrate the impacts of four operating scenarios using a cost structure worksheet.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Mapping and AVI

(WOLF0090) This course is designed for operators and woodland field personnel using a wide variety of maps for different forest activities.

(WOLF0023) This course aims to increase the prevention and detection of wildfires and reduce the cost and extent of damage from wildfires occurring in Alberta. This increases workplace safety by reducing the number of machine fires, improving response to fire, and limiting resulting property value losses.

Woodland Operations Spill Response (WOLF0013) This course is designed to prepare the workforce to reduce the chances of a spill occurring and, if a spill does occur, to reduce the size and extent of damage that results. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Road Construction

(WOLF0021) This course is meant for those new to the operational side of resource road building. It is an introductory overview of the development of forest roads in Alberta. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Road Maintenance

(WOLF0045) This course is designed to give solid reasons for being smart with our roads, especially where they cross streams. The outcome we are hoping for is that participants will be able to construct road crossings that are safe and environmentally effective. Course Hours: 6

For upcoming course offerings, see page 34.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Woodland Road Reclamation (WOLF0044) This course is meant for those new to the operational side of woodland reclamation. It is an introductory overview of the development of forest reclamation in Alberta.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Soils

(FS006) This course will provide practical ideas to forestry contractors, equipment operators, and field supervisors, so that together, they can minimize the damage to forest soils during forest operations. The opportunity to protect forest soil occurs at each step of the forest-management process, from harvest planning, to field layout, to harvesting, and reforestation activities.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Species at Risk (WOLF0073) This course will appeal to contractors, supervisors, and harvest planning staff. The goal is to increase awareness of the legislation and strategies in place in Alberta that are designed to protect species at risk. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Stewardship (WOLF0010)

This course is designed for a wide range of people with an interest in the forest sector. Participants will not need a background in forest management to understand the concepts that are presented. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Stewardship and Introduction to Forest Management

(FS001) This course is designed for a wide range of people with an interest in the forest sector. People who are working in the industry and understand many of the operational controls will benefit by seeing the broader framework under which forests in Alberta are managed. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Water Crossing Monitoring and Inspections (WOLF0038)

This course presents what is currently the most widely accepted system of monitoring stream crossings in Alberta. As inspectors become more highly skilled at identifying problems with bridges and culverts, they will be better prepared to generate solutions and reduce liability. The course will provide the industrial user with a standard approach to crossing inspection and risk assessment.

Course Hours: 6

Woodland Water Hydrology (WOLF0034)

This course will provide the industrial user with an understanding of hydrological factors that affect the crossing design. This will improve communication between the engineers and reduce crossing failures. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Water Legislation

(WOLF0098) Watercourse crossings in Alberta are regulated mainly by five pieces of legislation. This course presents the intent of these standards and their key features. As people learn what the requirements are for specific watercourse types, they will be better prepared to choose the correct crossings, install them competently, and ultimately reduce legal liability. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Water Quality, Erosion Control, and Crossing Construction

(FS005) This course is intended to provide information about the fundamentals of water quality and develop competency in watercourse crossing construction. By learning the fundamentals, industrial construction personnel will create less sedimentation, reduce losses to aquatic habitats, and reduce construction and maintenance costs. The company will also be exposed to less risk of contravening existing provincial and federal legislation. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Wildfire Awareness

(AFS002) This course will show the severity of the risk to ecosystems, infrastructure, and to human life. The course will describe the contributing factors and identify trends in risk. There will be a discussion of some mitigation strategies to reduce risks. Course Hours: 6

Woodland Wildlife and Biodiversity and Woodland Species at Risk (FS002)

This course is designed for forest managers in Alberta who apply wildlife conservation principles in all phases of harvest planning. The people who carry out those plans will benefit by knowing when specific practices are required, and why it makes a difference. Anyone who reads the Annual Operating Plan, or is given a harvest plan map and must operate according to the ground rules, will benefit from this course. Course Hours: 6

Advanced Communication - Powerful Presentations Made Easy (AL120)

Intervention - Managing Employees with Personal Problems (ES130)

In this course, you will learn techniques to present with confidence and focus.

In this course, you will learn about personal issues that affect job performance, productivity, team morale, and safety. Learn how to recognize troubled employees and direct them to the appropriate resources for help.

Course Hours: 14

Communication - Getting the Message Across (ES115)

Course Hours: 12

In this course, you will learn how to send and receive clear messages that minimize confusion and emphasize understanding.

Leadership - Giving Employees What They Need to Succeed (ES105)

Course Hours: 12

Effective Supervision - Directing, Coaching and Facilitating Employees (ES110) In this course, you will develop a toolkit of supervisory skills, so you can use the most effective approach in any situation and bring out the best in your employees. Course Hours: 12

Facilitation Skills - Developing Team Based Solutions (AL130) In this course, you will learn how to facilitate group-based problem solving with a clear solution-orientated focus. In addition, learn how to tap into the hidden potential of the individuals on your team. Course Hours: 14

Getting Things Done - From Good Intentions to Great Results (AL150) Recognize the value of a hands-on role in successful project management and learn to identify the factors that contribute to success and close the gap between good intentions and great results!

In this course, you will learn to identify your personal leadership style, how to use it effectively, and how to inspire your employees to focus on the big picture. Course Hours: 12

Leadership - New Ideas from the Leading Edge (AL100) This course explores new and innovative approaches to leadership, with a focus on people and building strong relationships. Learn to identify strengths and skills within your work team and coach for leadership succession.

Course Hours: 14

Managing Time - Scheduling People, Paper, and Priorities (ES100) In this course, you will explore ways of working smarter so that you can proactively manage the people, paper, and digital priorities that come your way. This course will teach you techniques to get control of your time and organize your workday so you can effectively supervise employees, minimize interruptions, and get your own work done. Course Hours: 12

Course Hours: 14

For upcoming course offerings, see page 36.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Performance Management Optimizing Results (ES125)

Staying Positive - Rewarding and Energizing Employees (ES140)

In this course, you will learn how to assess employee performance on an ongoing basis, so that you can identify what employees are doing well. In addition, learn how to coach and problem solve to help your employees achieve optimal performance.

In this course, you will learn to recognize and reward your employees to build a positive and productive workplace.

Course Hours: 12

Resolving Conflict - Reaching Agreement at Work (ES135) In this course, you will learn how to turn conflict into opportunity by maximizing the opportunities created by differing ideas. Learn how to reduce the potential for conflict.

Course Hours: 12

Setting Team Goals - Achieving Team Success (AL140) In this practical hands-on training, you will learn the skills needed to develop a comprehensive team plan that supports the organization’s direction and goals. Course Hours: 14

Course Hours: 12

Team Harmony – Developing Successful Work Relationships

(AL110) In this course, you will learn how to prevent or minimize conflict by exploring different personal approaches and how they affect communication, learning preferences, and problem-solving skills.

Course Hours: 14

Working Together - Building Effective Relationships in Your Workplace (ES120) In this course, you will learn how to build and sustain good working relationships that create cooperation, interdependence, and high morale among employees. Course Hours: 12

Achievement in Business Competencies (Blue Seal) Program Drive and Succeed in Business Are you a tradesperson interested in developing your business skills? Complete the Achievement in Business Competencies (Blue Seal) Program and meet Alberta’s high industry standards! Courses NLC offers that qualify for Blue Seal: • Essential Skills for Supervisors (nine courses) • Advanced Skills for Leadership (six courses) • Maintenance Management Professional (eight courses) Requirements for Blue Seal: • 150 hours of training • $50 fee For more information, visit www.tradesecrets.alberta.ca/MyTradesecrets Northern Lakes College is a recognized training provider for the Blue Seal program.

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A to Z Grant Writing II - Beyond the Basics (GI402)

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Corporate Event Planner (GI424)

Please note, course prices on the NLC ed2go site are in U.S. dollars (USD).

12 Steps to a Successful Job Search (GI372) In this course, a world-renowned author and career advisor will help you identify the job that is best for your needs. You will then be given complete step-by-step instructions on how to get that job, regardless of your level of expertise or state of the economy. Course Hours: 24

In this course, you will learn how to create a fundraising plan for all types of grant makers. In addition, you will explore websites for finding and reviewing corporate, foundation, and government grant funding opportunities and grant application guidelines. The excitement will build when you discover just how many funding opportunities are available. Course Hours: 24

This course provides a detailed guideline on how to design and plan an event, set budgets, successfully execute an event, review performance, and charge for services. This course will cover special events, meetings, assemblies, recognition, and training events. Course Hours: 240

Creating a Successful Business Plan (GI403) In this course, you will work through all the major components of writing a business plan and emerge with your first draft in-hand. Most importantly, you will have completed the first (and most difficult) step in achieving small business success. Course Hours: 24

For upcoming course offerings, see page 36.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Discover Sign Language

(GI404)

In this course, you will learn how to sign basic phrases, expand on sentences, introduce yourself, and start a conversation. Along the way you will learn signs for colors, numbers, where you live, family, and the activities you like to do and even the ones you don’t. Course Hours: 24

Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach (GI399) This course teaches medical terminology from an anatomical approach where root terms are divided by each body system. The origin, a combined form, and an example of non-medical everyday usage is provided for each root term. Course Hours: 24

Introduction to Business Analysis (GI408) This course will teach you powerful quantitative methods that will have you making better, more informed, and more effective business decisions. If you are planning a career in business, you cannot afford to miss this course! Course Hours: 24

Introduction to Microsoft Access 2016 (GI405) In this course, you will learn how to harness the power of Microsoft Access 2016 to organize, store, edit, manage, and report on hundreds of thousands of records. This course will help you master Access and put it to creative, confident use. Course Hours: 24

Keys to Successful Money Management (GI410) In this course, a certified financial planner will walk you through the steps you need to take in order to achieve true financial success. You will become comfortable with the broad array of investment choices available to you right now, and you will discover the best ways to acquire and accumulate both cash and real property. Tax implications of your investment decisions, along with steps you can take to protect any wealth you acquire, will also be discussed.

Prepare for the General Education Development (GED) Test (GI370) This course will help you analyze your strengths and weaknesses so you can focus your studying on the areas that you need most. You will get the basics of what you need to know to succeed on the four GED test modules: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and Mathematical Reasoning. After completion of this course, you should be well-equipped to take the GED test. Course Hours: 24

Secrets of Better Photography (GI406) In this course, you will learn how to take outstanding photos and get the best results from your camera. This hands-on course will teach you how to choose the right photographic equipment to compose images with style. Course Hours: 24

Speed Spanish (GI398) This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Spanish pronto. You will learn six easy recipes for gluing Spanish words together to form sentences. In no time at all, you will be able to go into any Spanish speaking situation and converse in Spanish. ¡Qué Bueno!. Course Hours: 24

Course Hours: 24

Boost your productivity and your organizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bottom line. UgotClassâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s online certificates and courses are provided by expert instructors. Participate anytime, day or evening, from any computer. UGotClass: www.yougotclass.org/ catalog-complete.com/Nlc Certificate in Digital Marketing (GI438) This course will give you a fundamental yet advanced introduction to eMarketing, including improving email promotions, analyzing your website traffic, doing search engine optimization, and how to successfully employ online advertising. Course Hours: 48

Certificate in Data Analysis (GI426) In this course you will get a basic understanding of how to analyze data in a business setting. Then you will learn how many of your business decisions involve comparing groups for differences. You will know the statistics behind these group differences and relationships. Finally, you will find out how to perform inquiries that will be useful to your business or organization and have the skills necessary to communicate these results through graphs and text that your fellow employees will understand.

Cyber Security for Managers (GI433) This course is designed for non-technical managers, directors, and others in the work place. You will learn about threats and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks, viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover planning, intrusion detection/prevention, basic security architecture, introductory forensics, and cyber terrorism. At the end of this course, you will have the knowledge needed to practice safer computing and safeguard your business and work information.

Course Hours: 16

Introduction to Web Design (GI431) Throughout the course, you will get the information you need to plan and design effective web pages. You will learn how to implement web pages by writing HTML and CSS code, discover ways to enhance web pages with the use of page layout techniques, text formatting, graphics, and images. Course Hours: 24

Managing Social Media Platforms Certificate (GI428) In this course, you will get a skill set for working and managing different social media platforms, such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Come away with both an understanding of these social networks and practical, how-to techniques to integrate social networks into your organization or business. Course Hours: 48

Course Hours: 48

For upcoming course offerings, see page 36.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Excellence

Northern Lakes College has been offering PEMACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Maintenance Management Professional program since 2004, and the Asset Management Professional program since 2018. There were over 850 MMP course enrolments in 2018-2019 with participants across the country and around the world.

Mimi Wilde

PEMAC President Susan Lubell and Edith Mackenzie

STUDENT EXCELLENCE

STAFF EXCELLENCE

Mimi Wilde completed her Maintenance Management Professional Certificate with Northern Lakes College and recently took home the Best MMP Capstone Project: Technical Focus award at PEMACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual MainTrain 2019 Awards Night.

Northern Lakes College long-time employee, Edith Mackenzie, was the recipient of the prestigious 2019 PEMAC Sergio Guy Award in recognition of her high standard of excellence and service to students, instructors, and industry partners.

Air Brakes (DT006) This course is ideal for drivers who want to know how to operate vehicles equipped with air brakes. This course prepares learners to write the Alberta Air Brake test at their local registry office. Course Hours: 8

All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Safety (SA005) This course will certify you as an All-Terrain Vehicle rider by the Alberta Safety Council, which is a requirement of many employers in both the forest and petroleum industries. Students must supply their own registered and insured ATV, safety gear, and weather-appropriate clothing. Course Hours: 8

Cargo Securement

(DT038) This course teaches the importance of maintaining a safe and legal load.

Course Hours: 4

Chainsaw Basic Level 1 (Energy Safety Canada) Formerly Enform (SA099) This course will cover personal and worksite safety, hazard assessment and control, and chainsaw inspection and maintenance. You will also learn safe handling and operation, as well as safe limbing and bucking practices. You will need to have safety boots, leather gloves, and outdoor clothing.

Course Hours: 24

Basic Life Support (Healthcare Provider) (FA039)

This course is designed to build participant confidence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills and provide the important steps to perform a rapid assessment, Basic Life Support skills, and rapid defibrillation. Course Hours: 6

Cannabis Workplace Safety for Employees (SA201-OL) NEW!

In this course, employees will learn about Cannabis and its effects, employer and employee responsibilities, and how to manage risks and make safe choices. Course Hours: 1

Cannabis Workplace Safety for Employers (SA209-OL) NEW!

In this course, human resource staff, managers, and employers will learn about risk management and impairment management, federal, provincial, and local cannabis legislation/regulations, common gaps in cannabis safety programs, assessing and improving cannabis safety programs, and making the best choices around safe employee cannabis use.

Common Safety Orientation (CSO) (SA207-OL) NEW!

This online course provides consistent safety messaging that clearly explains safe work practices and eliminates the need for redundant general orientation training. Course Hours: 4

Confined Space Entry / Rescue (SA006) This course combines theory, demonstrations, and practice of entry into confined/restricted workspaces. Course Hours: 8

Defensive Driving (DT005-OL)

This course covers the theory behind safe driving practices. A driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s licence is not required. Completers are eligible for a three demerit reduction on their Alberta driving record. Course Hours: 6

Fall Protection

(SA073) This course focuses on how to identify fall hazards and protecting those that work at heights of three metres or greater.

Course Hours: 8

Course Hours: 1

For upcoming course offerings, see page 38.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

Food Safety Level 1 and 2

(SA206) This course will help food service handlers and managers in food service and food retail operations learn how to prepare and serve safe food. It will help them integrate safe food handling practices into their workplace. This course is based on standards established in the Food Retail and Food Services Regulation and Code, and recommendations from Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. It is recognized nationally.

Course Hours: 16

Ground Disturbance: Level II (OG001) This course teaches you how to carry out excavation work safely and in compliance with legislation. This course meets the Alberta Common Ground Alliance 201 Standard. Course Hours: 8

H2S Alive (SA004) This course covers the physical properties and health hazards of H2S, how to protect yourself, and basic rescue techniques. Course Hours: 8

Log Book Training

(DT039) This course will cover why and how to document your travels and hours of service in Alberta, Canada, and the United States.

Course Hours: 4

Mental Health and De-Escalation Training (SA213-OL) NEW!

This course is designed to improve the quality of interactions between police officers, security guards, and those who have, or may have, mental health concerns. In doing this, it can improve safety for all participants and lead to better outcomes. Course Hours: 2

Mental Health First Aid Basic Certificate (MHFA - Canada) (HE003)

This course discusses the following mental disorders: substance use disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and psychotic disorders. Crisis first aid skills for the following situations are covered: substance overdose, suicidal behavior, panic attack, acute stress reaction, and psychotic episode. Participants receive a certificate of participation from the Mental Health Commission of Canada. No recertification is required. Course Hours: 12

Pipeline Construction Safety Training (PCST) (SA208-OL) NEW!

This course has been designed and developed by the construction industry to address health and safety issues specific to pipeline construction in the oil and gas industry. Course Hours: 6

Power Mobile Equipment (PME): Awareness (PME100)

This course provides an educational overview to those who have a relationship in Power Mobile Equipment (PME) use, discussed from a safety perspective. Topics presented include what is PME, operator competency and responsibilities, plus the obligation of the employer. Legislation relating to PME, hazard identification, and what to do if an incident occurs, will be reviewed. Course Hours: 1

Power Mobile Equipment (PME): Risk Management (PME102)

This course provides information aimed at owners, managers, and safety personnel, as it relates to Power Mobile Equipment (PME). Topics include what is PME, the workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rights, and details occupational health and safety offences and penalties. Operator competency, responsibilities and training, plus the obligations of the employer are discussed. Course Hours: 3 Note: this course qualifies for 0.3 Continuing Education Unit credits for Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators.

Power Mobile Equipment (PME): Safe Operation (PME101)

This course is designed for operators of Power Mobile Equipment (PME). Components detailed include what is PME, the training required as an operator of equipment, operator competency and responsibilities, including inspection of PME. Obligations of the employer, hazard identification, occupational health and safety offenses, and the legislation relating to PME requirements will be reviewed. Course Hours: 3 Note: this course qualifies for 0.3 Continuing Education Unit credits for Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators.

Power Mobile Equipment (PME): Safe Operation and Risk Management (PME103)

This course educates on the detailed planning and safe use of Power Mobile Equipment (PME). The session includes what is PME, the workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rights, and the training required by PME operators. A sizeable portion of the training is dedicated to hazard identification and assessment.

Course Hours: 6 Note: this course qualifies for 0.6 Continuing Education Unit credits for Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators.

Professional Driver Improvement Course (DT004-OL)

Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) (SA001-OL) Online

This course is specifically for drivers involved in the transportation field, including buses and vehicles designated for Class 3 and Class 1. Completers are eligible for a three demerit reduction on their Alberta driving record.

This online course includes a thorough exam and printable certificate to meet Transport Canada’s training requirements for all employees involved in the transportation of dangerous goods.

Course Hours: 6

Course Hours: 2

Snowmobile Safety

Utility-Terrain Vehicle (UTV) Safety

(SA070) This course will help you become a safer and more competent snowmobile operator. Topics covered include safety, operations, and basic maintenance. Attendees must provide their own snowmobile and appropriate cold-weather attire is required. Course Hours: 7

Standard First Aid - Level C CPR/AED (FA001) This course includes treatment for choking, control of bleeding, treatment and prevention of shock, child and infant resuscitation, and one adult and two-rescuer CPR and AED use. Fractures of the limbs, head and spinal injuries, eye injuries, burns, medical conditions, environmental injuries, wound care, and secondary survey are also covered. This course requires that you be physically fit for the practical exercises. Course Hours: 16

Standard First Aid - Level C CPR/AED Recertification (FA012) This course is intended for those who have a current Standard First Aid – Level C certificate and includes a review of essential skills with a focus on theoretical and practical skills testing. Includes Level C CPR recertification and AED recertification.

Course Hours: 8

Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) (SA001)

(SA1102) This course will certify you as an Utility-Terrain Vehicle (UTV) rider by the Alberta Safety Council. Students must supply their own registered and insured UTV, safety gear, and weather appropriate clothing. Two riders may share one machine. All machines will undergo a pre-trip safety inspection. Course Hours: 6

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) (SA002) This industry recognized course deals with the proper labeling and the understanding of those labels for controlled products used in the industry. Also, the rights of the worker and employees when dealing with controlled substances will be covered along with what a Material Safety Data Sheet is and how it is used. This is an Alberta Construction Safety Association certified course.

Course Hours: 4

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) (SA002-OL) Online This online course provides initial or recertification training on the revised Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. This course meets all of Health Canada’s training requirements under the Hazardous Products Regulations for persons involved in handling workplace chemicals. Course Hours: 2

This course is for any person involved in the transportation industry. Learn the regulations related to offering, handling, and transporting of dangerous goods by ground. Specifically learn about loading, segregating, documenting, placarding, and spill reporting. Course Hours: 4

For upcoming course offerings, see page 38.

Visit www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Advanced Forest Stewardship These courses provide an explanation of the science of sustainable management, which includes balancing and protecting social, economic, and ecological benefits derived from forested land. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • All of the Forest Stewardship courses (FS001-FS006) • Plant Identification and Introduction to Site Classification (AFS001) • Woodland Wildfire Awareness (AFS002) • Healthy Landscapes (AFS003) • Woodland Environmental Management Systems, Certification, and Compliance (AFS004)

See the Advanced Forest Stewardship schedule on page 34.

Advanced Skills for Leadership Take your leadership to the next level. The Advanced Skills for Leadership Certificate program was developed to complement the highly successful Essential Skills for Supervisors Certificate program. This series of six courses offers more in-depth information for those leaders who already possess basic supervision skills. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Leadership - New Ideas from the Leading Edge (AL100) • Team Harmony - Developing Successful Work Relationships (AL110) • Advanced Communication - Powerful Presentations Made Easy (AL120) • Facilitation Skills - Developing Team Based Solutions (AL130) • Setting Team Goals - Achieving Team Success (AL140) • Getting Things Done - From Good Intentions to Great Results (AL150)

See the Advanced Skills for Leadership schedule on page 36.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Asset Management Professional This program is designed to build organizational capacity for excellence in asset management, and leads to the Certified Asset Management Professional designation issued by PEMAC. This program also qualifies for Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) for engineers and engineering technologists. Asset Management Professional is recognized by the Canadian Network of Asset Managers (CNAM) Education, Research and Training Committee. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development (AMP001) • Course 2: Asset Management Capabilities Development (AMP002) • Course 3: Risk Management and Performance Improvement (AMP003) • Course 4: Developing and Implementing Asset Lifecycle Delivery Activities (AMP004) • Course 5: Asset Knowledge Management (AMP005) • Course 6: Asset Management Capstone (AMP006)

See the Asset Management Professional schedule on page 30.

Essential Skills for Administrative Professionals Certificate This program focuses on areas that are relevant to administrative professionals who need to manage their time, deal with customers effectively, and be great communicators. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • • • • • •

Delivering Exceptional Customer Service (AA001) Clear and Concise Business Writing (AA002) Minute Taking (AA003) Telephone Skills and Email Etiquette (AA004) Solution Focused Thinking (AA115) Managing Time – Scheduling People, Paper, and Priorities (AA120) • Communication – Getting the Message Across (AA125) • Resolving Conflict – Reaching Agreement at Work (AA130) • Planning an Event or Small Project (AA135)

See the Essential Skills for Administrative Professional schedule on page 32.

Essential Skills for Instructors / Facilitators (Adult Education) This program is designed to help all instructors and facilitators working in an adult education setting to improve their practice of instruction whether teaching faceto-face, online, or using a combination of delivery methods. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Creating a Positive Learning Environment (ESI001) • Planning Instruction (ESI002) • Teaching Workshop (ESI003) • Assisting Students with Learning Barriers (ESI004) • Effective Online Instruction (ESI005)

See the Essential Skills for Instructors / Facilitators schedule on page 30.

Essential Skills for Supervisors This program provides the skills for supervisors of any number of staff to succeed in getting the most out of their #1 resource - their employees. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Managing Time - Scheduling People, Paper, and Priorities (ES100) • Leadership - Giving Employees What They Need to Succeed (ES105) • Effective Supervision - Directing, Coaching, and Facilitating Employees (ES110) • Communication - Getting the Message Across (ES115) • Working Together - Building Effective Relationships in Your Workplace (ES120) • Performance Management - Optimizing Results (ES125) • Intervention - Managing Employees with Personal Problems (ES130) • Resolving Conflict - Reaching Agreement at Work (ES135) • Staying Positive - Rewarding and Energizing Employees (ES140)

See the Essential Skills for Supervisors schedule on page 36.

Forest Stewardship This program aims to provide an explanation of the science of sustainable management, which includes balancing and protecting social, economic, and ecological benefits derived from forested land. To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Woodland Stewardship and Introduction to Forest Management (FS001) • Woodland Wildlife and Biodiversity and Woodland Species at Risk (FS002) • Integrated Resource Management (FS003) • Woodland Historical Resources (FS004) • Woodland Water Quality, Erosion Control, and Crossing Construction (FS005) • Woodland Soils (FS006)

See the Forest Stewardship schedule on page 34.

Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) Certificate This program focuses on the tools, techniques, strategies, and skills necessary for management of a business and its existing physical assets, and leads to a Canadian Maintenance Management Professional certification. It is developed and authorized by the Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada (PEMAC). To be eligible for the certificate, you must complete: • Module 1: An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management (MMP001) • Module 2: Production and Operations Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP002) • Module 3: Human Resource Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP003) • Module 4: Financial Management for the Maintenance Manager (MMP004) • Module 5: Developing and Implementing Maintenance Tactics (MMP005) • Module 6: Maintenance Work Management (MMP006) • Module 7: Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) (MMP007) • Module 8: Maintenance Management Capstone Project (MMP008)

See the Maintenance Management Professional schedule on page 30.

Course Name

Location

Starts

Available Anywhere

February 11, 2020

Asset and Maintenance Training AMP/MMP Information Session (MM01)

June 11, 2020 Course 1: Asset Management Principles and Strategic Development (AMP001)

Available Anywhere

January 14, 2020

Available Anywhere

April 14, 2020

Course 2: Asset Management Capabilities Development (AMP002)

Available Anywhere

March 31, 2020

Course 3: Risk Management and Performance Improvement (AMP003)

Available Anywhere

February 11, 2020

Course 4: Developing and Implementing Asset Lifecycle Delivery Activities (AMP004)

Available Anywhere

April 21, 2020

Available Anywhere

January 22, 2020

Available Anywhere

March 2, 2020

Available Anywhere

May 14, 2020

Available Anywhere

January 28, 2020

Available Anywhere

April 8, 2020

Available Anywhere

January 29, 2020

Available Anywhere

April 7, 2020

Course 5: Asset Knowledge Management Course 6: Asset Management Capstone Module 1: An Integrated Strategy for Maintenance Management (MMP001)

Module 2: Production and Operations Management for the Maintenance Manager Module 3: Human Resource Management for the Maintenance Manager Module 4: Financial Management for the Maintenance Manager Module 5: Developing and Implementing Maintenance Tactics

Available Anywhere

January 30, 2020

Available Anywhere

April 14, 2020

Available Anywhere

February 5, 2020

Available Anywhere

April 16, 2020

Module 6: Maintenance Work Management

Available Anywhere

April 15, 2020

Module 7: Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS)

Available Anywhere

February 4, 2020

Module 8: Maintenance Management Capstone Project

Available Anywhere

April 15, 2020

Assisting Students with Learning Barriers (ESI004)

Available Anywhere

February 5, 2020

Basic Security Guard Training (SA211-OL)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Certified Asset Management Assessor Preparation (CAMA01)

Available Anywhere

January 28, 2020

Available Anywhere

May 05, 2020

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Primary Care Paramedic: Naloxone Administration (PCPN1000)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Teaching Workshop (ESI003)

Slave Lake

April 22, 2020

Slave Lake

Start Anytime!

Career Specialization Training

Creating a Positive Learning Environment (ESI001) Effective Online Instruction (ESI005) Emergency Medical Responder: Naloxone Administration (EMRN1000) Planning Instruction (ESI002)

Water - Fundamentals of Process Instrumentation (WTR102) Water - Iron and Manganese Removal (WTR100) Water - Membrane Filtration (WTR101) Water - Reading Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (WTR103) Welding - B Pressure or CWB Exam Preparation (TT055)

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t delay - Register today!

This schedule covers January 1, 2020 to June 30, 2020 offerings. Anything that is unscheduled during this timeframe is highlighted in grey.

Finishes

Delivery Method

Tuition

February 11, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

FREE

June 11, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

FREE

March 24, 2020

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$825.00

June 23, 2020

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$825.00

June 9, 2020

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$825.00

April 21, 2020

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$825.00

June 30, 2020

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$825.00

February 19, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

March 30, 2020 June 11, 2020

Materials

Shipping

GST

$525.00

$73.00

$30.00

$5.15

NLC LIVE Online™

$525.00

$73.00

$30.00

$5.15

NLC LIVE Online™

$525.00

$73.00

$30.00

$5.15

March 31, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$130.00

$30.00

$8.00

June 10, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$130.00

$30.00

$8.00

April 1, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$150.00

$30.00

$9.00

June 9, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$150.00

$30.00

$9.00

April 9, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$97.00

$30.00

$6.35

June 16, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$97.00

$30.00

$6.35

April 8, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$60.00

$30.00

$4.50

June 18, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$60.00

$30.00

$4.50

June 17, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$70.00

$30.00

$5.00

April 7, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

$52.00

$30.00

$4.10

June 17, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$895.00

March 4, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$575.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$149.95

February 18, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$649.00

$32.45

May 26, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$649.00

$32.45

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$105.00

$5.25

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$25.00

$1.25

Blended

$575.00

Face-to-face

$210.00

May 14, 2020

Visit the website for all dates, times, and program schedules if you are looking to plan further ahead. www.northernlakescollege.ca/cect 1-866-652-3456 ext. 8623 work@northernlakescollege.ca

$10.50

Course Name

Location

Starts

Available Anywhere

February 6, 2020

Available Anywhere

January 28, 2020

Athabasca

April 16, 2020

Available Anywhere

January 16, 2020

Available Anywhere

May 13, 2020

Available Anywhere

March 10, 2020

Slave Lake

May 09, 2020

Spring Bird Migration (GI311)

Available Anywhere

March 25, 2020

Stick Welding Workshop (TT053)

Slave Lake

May 23, 2020

Watershed 101 LIVE Online Webinar (GI365)

Available Anywhere

April 15, 2020

Essential Workforce Training Basic Computer Training (CC001) Bookkeeper and Financial Clerk/Assistant Training (BU349) Clear and Concise Business Writing (AA002) Delivering Exceptional Customer Service (AA001) Marketing and Branding for Small Business (BU392) Minute Taking (AA003) MS Excel 2016: Level 1 (CC165) MS Excel 2016: Level 2 (CC166) MS Outlook 2016 (CC201) MS PowerPoint 2016 (CC167) MS Word Level 1 2016 (CC169) Planning an Event or Small Project (AA135) Power of Advocacy Training (BU389) QuickBooks Level 1(Desktop Version) (CC279) QuickBooks Level 2 (Desktop Version) (CC280) Sage 50 Level 1 (Desktop Version) (CC295) Sage 50 Level 2 (Desktop Version) (CC296) Solution Focused Thinking (AA115) Strategies To Increase Engagement and Drive People to your Business (BU399) Telephone Skills and Email Etiquette (AA004) General Interest Training Conversational Cree Level 1 (GI316) Creating a Podcast (GI396) Introduction to Carpentry (TT043) Introduction to Crane & Hoist (TT040) Introduction to Electrical (TT044) Introduction to Heavy Equipment Technician (TT039) Introduction to Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) (TT041) Introduction to Live Podcasting (GI395) Introduction to Podcasting (GI416) Introduction to Renewable Energy Sources (TT045) Introduction to Welding (TT042) Make your own Bench Workshop (TT060) Making Your Meetings More Effective for Non-Profit Organizations (BU337) MIG Welding Workshop (TT052) Nutrition For the Everyday Athlete (GI393) Nutritional Meals on a Budget (GI392) Podcasting for Mobile (GI394) Show me the Money! Proposal and Grant Writing for Non-Profit Organizations (GI353)

Finishes

Delivery Method

Tuition

February 6, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$245.00

January 28, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$199.00

April 17, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

January 23, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$395.00

May 13, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$245.00

March 26, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

$245.00

May 09, 2020

Face-to-face

$150.00

March 25, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

May 23, 2020

Face-to-face

April 15, 2020

NLC LIVE Online™

Materials

Shipping

GST

$9.95

$12.25

$25.00

$8.75

$25.00

$8.75

FREE $150.00 FREE

Course Name

Location

Starts

Equipment Maintenance and Service - Introduction (WOLF0004)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Machine Electrical Systems (WOLF0025)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Machine Hydraulics (WOLF0024)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Equipment Maintenance and Service – Measuring Systems (WOLF0026)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Exploring Woodland Career Opportunities (WOLF0078)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Healthy Landscapes (AFS003)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Innovative Pipeline Strategies (WOLF0059)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Integrated Resource Management (FS003)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Introduction to Forest Management (WOLF0076)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Plant Identification and Introduction to Site Classification (AFS001)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Water and Wastewater Operator Preparation Level 1 (WTR01)

Available Anywhere

February 4, 2020

Woodland Adaptive Management (WOLF0071)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Biomass Harvesting (WOLF0069)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Business Reporting (WOLF0032)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Contract Management (WOLF0094)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Dispositions (WOLF0092)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Environmental Management Systems, Certification, and Compliance (AFS004)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland GPS/GIS (WOLF0091)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Harvest Block and Road Layout (WOLF0048)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Harvest Strategies in Alberta: Level 1 (WOLF0018)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Harvest Strategies in Alberta: Level 2 (WOLF0036)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Historical Resources (FS004)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Insects, Diseases, and Weeds in Alberta (WOLF0011)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Machines Costing (WOLF0030)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Mapping and AVI (WOLF0090)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Operations Business Plans (WOLF0031)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Operations Fire Prevention (WOLF0023)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Operations Spill Response (WOLF0013)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Road Construction (WOLF0021)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Road Maintenance (WOLF0045)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Road Reclamation (WOLF0044)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Soils (FS006)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Species At Risk (WOLF0073)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Stewardship and Introduction to Forest Management (FS001)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Stewardship (WOLF0010)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Water Crossing Monitoring and Inspections (WOLF0038)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Water Hydrology (WOLF0034)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Water Legislation (WOLF0098)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Water Quality, Erosion Control, and Crossing Construction (FS005)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Wildfire Awareness (AFS002)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Woodland Wildlife and Biodiversity and Woodland Species at Risk (FS002)

Available Anywhere

Start Anytime!

Land and Environment Training

Finishes

May 5, 2020

Delivery Method

Tuition

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC LIVE Onlineâ&#x201E;¢

$1,095.00

Materials

Shipping

GST

$11.00 $11.00 $455.00

$50.00

$25.25

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

NLC Anytime, Anywhere

$220.00

$11.00

Course Name

Location

Starts

Advanced Communication - Powerful Presentations Made Easy (AL120)

Grande Prairie

January 15, 2020

Communication - Getting the Message Across (ES115)

Athabasca

March 19, 2020

Grande Prairie

February 24, 2020

Leadership Training

Grande Prairie

May 25, 2020

Effective Supervision - Directing, Coaching, and Facilitating Employees (ES110)

Grande Prairie

May 13, 2020

Facilitation Skills - Developing Team Based Solutions (AL130)

Grande Prairie

March 11, 2020

Getting Things Done - From Good Intentions to Great Results (AL150)

Grande Prairie

May 07, 2020

Intervention - Managing Employees with Personal Problems (ES130)

Grande Prairie

April 6, 2020

Leadership - Giving Employees What They Need to Succeed (ES105)

Grande Prairie

April 20, 2020

Managing Time - Scheduling People, Paper, and Priorities (ES100)

Grande Prairie

March 5, 2020

Performance Management - Optimizing Results (ES125)

Grande Prairie

March 23, 2020

Peace River

March 5, 2020

Resolving Conflict - Reaching Agreement at Work (ES135) Setting Team Goals - Achieving Team Success (AL140) Staying Positive - Rewarding and Energizing Employees (ES140)

Grande Prairie

February 27, 2020

Grande Prairie

May 11, 2020

Grande Prairie

April 1, 2020

Grande Prairie

June 2, 2020

Slave Lake

May 21, 2020

Team Harmony â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Developing Successful Work Relationships (AL110) Work-site Inspections (SS114) Working Together - Building Effective Relationships in Your Workplace (ES120)

Grande Prairie

March 2, 2020

Slave Lake

April 16, 2020

12 Steps to a Successful Job Search (GI372)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

A to Z Grant Writing II - Beyond the Basics (GI402)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Certificate in Digital Marketing (GI438)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Certificate in Data Analysis (GI426)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Corporate Event Planner (GI424)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Creating a Successful Business Plan (GI403)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Cyber Security for Managers (GI433)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Discover Sign Language (GI404)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Introduction to Web Design (GI431)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Introduction to Business Analysis (GI408)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Introduction to Microsoft Access 2016 (GI405)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Keys to Successful Money Management (GI410)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Managing Social Media Platforms Certificate (GI428)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach (GI399)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Prepare for the GED Test (GI370)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Secrets of Better Photography (GI406)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Small Business Marketing on a Shoestring (GI409)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Speed Spanish (GI398)

Available Anywhere

See partner website

Online Partner Training

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This schedule covers January 1, 2020 to June 30, 2020 offerings. Anything that is unscheduled during this timeframe is highlighted in grey.

Finishes

Delivery Method

Tuition

January 16, 2020

Face-to-face

$445.00

March 20, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

February 25, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

May 26, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

May 14, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

March 12, 2020

Face-to-face

$445.00

May 08, 2020

Face-to-face

$445.00

April 7, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

April 21, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

March 6, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

March 24, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

March 6, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

February 28, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

May 12, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

April 2, 2020

Face-to-face

$445.00

June 3, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

May 22, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

March 3, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

April 17, 2020

Face-to-face

$395.00

Materials

Distance- Instructor Led