Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Business Administration
Certificate Program Description If you have an interest in developing your talents for marketing, accounting, finance,and human resource management, the Business Administration Certificate is ideal. Gain insights into the world of business by learning how to motivate people to buy and sell, faciliate communication, manage money, and organize systems and events. After earning your certificate, Credenda is planning to offer an online Business Administration Diploma Program. To apply to this program, visit our college registration page where you will find step-by-step instructions. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Business Administration Certificate Program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The certificate program is comprised of 10 courses. The classes will take place evenings or weekends so you can continue working. Approximate time to complete the program is two years. You will need a headset with microphone.
Year 1 Cost: $525 x 5 courses $2,625 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 2,740
Year 2 Cost: $525 x 5 courses $2,625 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $2,725
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • AC 130 Accounting I • AC 230 Accounting II • BA 120 Organizational Behaviour
• CO 131 Communications I • CO 231 Communications II • CU 248 Business Computer Applications
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EC 111 Microeconomics I EC 211 Macroeconomics II MA 101 Business Mathematics MK 170 Marketing Principles
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Business Administration Certificate
AC 130 Accounting I
$525
AC 130 and AC 230 introduce the concepts and applications of financial accounting. Topics include accounting concepts and principles, the recording process, preparing financial statements, internal control, cash and receivables.
AC 230 Accounting II
$525
Look at the behaviour of individuals and groups in organizational settings through theories and models and examines how such behaviour can be modified to improve organizational efficiency and effectiveness. Case studies, exercises and role-plays drawn from real life are used to illustrate principles.
CO 131 Communications I
$525
Focuses on writing skills. Includes an introduction to paragraphs, essays, research papers and business correspondence with an emphasis on the practical application for writing.
CO 231 Communications II
$525
Course covers a combination of the following computer applications: file management (Windows), word processing (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), and presentations (PowerPoint). More depth and application of topics will follow overviews of each individual application. Business topics will be stressed in examples used.
$525
A continuation of AC 130. Topics include inventories, capital assets, current liabilities, owner’s equity in partnerships and corporations, analyzing financial statements, the statement of cash flows and accounting information systems. Emphasis is on problem solving and application of financial accounting to real life situations. It also provides you with experience in maintaining a manual accounting system. Prerequisite: AC 130.
BA 120 Organizational Behaviour
CU 248 Business Computer Applications
EC 111 Microeconomics I
$525
Microeconomics provides you with the analytical techniques needed to analyze and understand consumer behaviour, the production decisions of a firm, market structures and the market price mechanism.
EC 211 Macroeconomics II
$525
Emphasis is on national policies and their impact on the Canadian economy. Other topics are national income accounting, inflation models, employment theory, business cycles, balance of payments and money and banking.
MA 101 Business Mathematics
$525
The solution of practical financial and mathematical problems encountered in the business world is the focus of this course. It reviews the mathematics of ratios, percentage and basic algebra, and their applications to business problems. The principle of the time value of money is covered in depth with its important applications to finance, investments and capital budgeting. Use of financial calculators is emphasized throughout.
$525
Emphasis on writing and formatting a variety of business documents - letters, memos, proposals, instructions/procedures, reports (informal, semiformal, formal) - and developing a practical approach to solving business communication problems. Lectures, discussions, presentations, and individual and group assignments are used. Prerequisite: CO 131.
MK 170 Marketing Principles
$525
This course is designed to develop knowledge and understanding of marketing techniques. It includes analysis of marketing operation, product assortment, price structure, channels of distribution, and promotion of goods and services.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Early Learning and Child Care
Certificate Program Description The program gives a comprehensive introduction to child growth, behaviour and development, as well as how to plan, implement and evaluate developmentally appropriate experiences in a stimulating environment which provides for the health, safety, and nutrition of children. The Early Learning and Child Care Certificate Program will strengthen your understanding and skills, thereby enhancing the quality of service received by children. The program offers you the knowledge, experience, perspective, and skill set for an enjoyable, successful career working with young children. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Early Learning and Child Care Certificate program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The certificate program is comprised of 10 courses and two practicums, with each course approximately eight weeks long. The classes will take place one evening a week allowing you to retain employment during the day and still work towards your education goals. Program length is about two years. You will need a headset with microphone. Prerequisites Before Enrolling • A criminal record check. • A Child Intervention Record System (CIRS) check. Year 1 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 3,265
Year 2 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $3,250
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • • • •
ED 120 Play CO 118 Communication Skills HS 114 Human Development 1 HS 214 Human Development 2
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HS 180 Curriculum Planning 1 ED 109 ELCC Practicum 1 ED 121 Professionalism HS 115 Exploring Exceptionalities 1
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HS 182 Curriculum Planning 2 HS 155 Positive Behaviour Supports HE 158 Health, Safety and Nutrition ED 110 ELCC Practicum 2
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Early Learning and Child Care Certificate
ED 120 Play
$525
This course is an overview of the significance of play in the development of the child. It includes nature and the development of play in children, organizing meaningful play experiences, designing play-oriented activity centers and the development of outdoor play spaces. C0 118 Communication Skills
$525
Focuses on the development of effective writing and critical reading skills. Includes essay, story or letter writing, as well as analytical reading. HS 114 Human Development 1
$525
Provides you with an understanding of the developing child from birth to five years. Traces the changes that occur physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually during this period. HS 214 Human Development 2
$525
This course assists you in understanding the changes - physical, social, emotional and intellectual - that take place as the five through twelve year old child grows and develops. Theoretical perspectives of child development are examined, providing a comparison of various assumptions and principles about children’s growth and behaviour. HS 180 Curriculum Planning 1
$525
This course is an exploration of curriculum planning, implementation and evaluation in the areas of art, games, movement and music. These curriculum arrears are explored within the framework of a play-orientated, interactions approach. This approach enables you to design and implement interactive activities for children and youth. You are provided the opportunity to acquire strategies for supporting the development of children and youth within the preschool, school and community setting. ED 109 Practicum 1
$525
This course is a beginning practicum with an emphasis on observation and practical experience working with children. You begin programming based on observations of child’s needs and interests.
ED 121 Professionalism
$525
This course explores values, attitudes, ethics, and commitment involved in working professionally with young children and families. Roles and responsibilities, conflict resolution, and how to be a professional team member are examined. An appreciation of family encourages and enhances your selfawareness and ability to interact respectfully with children and families. HS 115 Exploring Exceptionalities 1
$525
Provides an introduction to children with exceptionalities by examining the categories and characteristics of diversity. Explore issues pertinent to children and youth with exceptionalities and their families. HS 182 Curriculum Planning 2
$525
This course is an exploration of curriculum planning, implementation and evaluation in the areas of children’s literature, language arts, math, science and social studies. You have the opportunity to research, design and implement interactive activities with children. Emphasis is placed on supporting the developmental needs of children in the preschool, school and community setting. HS 155 Positive Behaviour Supports
$525
The course examines the attitudes, values, and skills that support positive guidance techniques in a child care or classroom setting. Practical strategies that prevent behaviour problems, increase appropriate behaviours, and decrease inappropriate behaviour while maintaining a physically and psychologically safe environment for children and those who care for them is the focus of this course. HE 158 Health, Safety and Nutrition
$525
This course examines the Health, Safety and Nutrition needs of young children. It includes practical applications for supporting these needs in an early childhood environment. ED 110 ELCC Practicum 2
$525
This course is an advanced practicum with emphasis on programming based on observation of children’s needs and interests.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Early Learning and Child Care
DIPLOMA Program Description The Early Learning and Child Care Diploma program at Credenda will challenge you to use your knowledge in human development, sensory development, leadership, and observation to design and run programs that stimulate and enhance developmental potential in all children, including children with special needs. Your career options are broad from front-line child care work to management and leadership positions. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Early Learning and Child Care Diploma program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The diploma program is comprised of 10 courses and two practicums, with each course approximately eight weeks long. The classes will take place one evening a week allowing you to retain employment during the day and still work towards your education goals. Program length is about two years. You will need a headset with microphone. Prerequisites Before Enrolling • You must have successfully completed the Early Learning and Child Care certificate program or an equivalent with at least a 2.0 Grade Point Average (GPA). • A criminal record check. • A Child Intervention Record System (CIRS) check. Year 1 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 3,265
Year 2 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $3,250
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • • • •
HS 242 Interpersonal Communications SS 245 Infant and Toddler Care ED 238 Early Childhood Foundations HS 202 Recreation & Leisure Planning
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HS 230 Sensory Development HS 270 Practicum 3 ED 243 Emergent Curriculum HS 240 Family Studies
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HS 225 Exceptionalities 2 ED 235 Organizational Relationships YC 102 Children & Youth at Risk HS 271 Practicum 4
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Early Learning and Child Care Diploma
HS 242 Interpersonal Communications
$525
Designed to develop interpersonal communication skills individually and in group situations as needed human services. Examines self-esteem and interpersonal relationship resolution skills needed for working with individuals and groups, families and colleagues. SS 245 Infant and Toddler Care
$525
This course is designed to link the theoretical base of infant development to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of home-based and group settings for infants and toddlers. Prerequisite: ECD Certificate. ED 238 Early Childhood Foundations
$525
ED 243 Emergent Curriculum
$525
Designed to enable you to apply observation skills and curriculum related knowledge to develop an integrated program. Examine narrative descriptions and deal with the emergent play-oriented curriculum with respect to the child centered and adult facilitated approach. Prerequisite: Early Learning and Child Care Certificate. HS 240 Family Studies
$525
An introduction to the family focusing on various ways of viewing family, diversity, economics and social influences that determine the family’s ability to thrive in society. Explore different ways of viewing the family, issues of marriage, variations in families, parenting, crises, separation, divorce and remarriage as well as practical suggestions in working with families as they face challenges.
Explores the historical, philosophical and social influences that have formed the basis of early childhood programs. Examine the views of early advocates (educators, philosophers, theorists) and the prevailing social conditions, which have led to the development of the wide range of programs available today. Issues influencing early childhood education today are also examined. Prerequisite: ECD Certificate.
Explores strategies to enable individuals with exceptionalities to succeed in inclusive and other settings. Examine exceptionalities as well as assessment, planning and resources.
HS 202 Recreation and Leisure Planning
ED 235 Organizational Relationships
$525
HS 225 Children with Exceptionalities 2
$525
$525
Explores the link between the developmental needs of children ages six to 17 and program planning for this age group. Research and analyze community and program resources and plan recreation experiences appropriate for out-of-school care. Emphasis is on developing leadership and group management skills while participating in a variety of experiences, which will engage school-aged individuals.
Integrates a humanistic perspective into the organizational frameworks of early childhood settings. You explore policy and procedure in conjunction with the needs of children, staff, parents and community. Prerequisites: Early Learning and Child Care Certificate.
HS 230 Sensory Development
This course provides an introduction to developing specific knowledge, attitudes and skills about interacting with children and youth at risk. In exploring situations that place individuals at risk, prevention, intervention and treatments are discussed.
$525
Examines brain and sensory development as it relates to planning activities for children. Explore sensory integration dysfunction in relation to adapting environments and experiences for children. HS 270 Practicum 3
$525
This first practicum in the second year emphasizes working with children, administrators, and parents. Students develop and operate a community-based children’s program where they plan and organize their day with guidance from supervising personnel. Students spend 150 hours planning, implementing, and evaluating a childcare project, and 50 hours participating in individual group and feedback sessions.
YC 102 Children and Youth at Risk
HS 271 Practicum 4
$525
$525
This course is the concluding practicum of the second year Early Learning and Child Care program. Reflecting and building on their learning experiences of the previous practicum, students plan, set up, implement, and evaluate an early learning and child care program with guidance from supervising personnel. Students spend 120 hours working with children, 50 hours engaged in administrative and interactive roles and 30 hours exploring professional and personal development opportunities.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Educational Assistant
C ERTIFI C ATE Program Description As an Educational Assistant, you will play a vital role in helping all students achieve their academic potential by assisting professional educators. The Educational Assistant Certificate Program prepares you to work in a variety of settings from head start programs to high school levels, from resource room settings to fully inclusive settings. Educational Assistants require an understanding of human development and exceptionalities, and strategies to support math and language arts instruction for both children and adults. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Educational Assistant Certificate program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The certificate program is comprised of 11 courses and two practicums, with each course approximately eight weeks long. The classes will take place one evening a week allowing you to retain employment during the day and still work towards your education goals. You will need a headset with microphone. Prerequisites Before Enrolling • A criminal record check. • A Child Intervention Record System (CIRS) check. Year 1 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 3,265
Year 2 Cost: 6 Courses x $525 $3,150 1 Practicum $525 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $3,775
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • • • • •
HS 242 Interpersonal Communications CO 118 Communication Skills HS 114 Human Development 1 HS 214 Human Development 2 HS 230 Sensory Development
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TA 121 Education Assistant Practicum 1 ED 121 Professionalism HS 115 Exceptionalities 1 HS 225 Exceptionalities 2 HS 155 Positive Behaviour Supports
• TA 109 Supporting Language Arts Instruction • TA 117 Supporting Math Instruction • TA 122 Education Assistant Practicum 2
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Educational Assistant Certificate
HS 242 Interpersonal Communications
$525
Designed to develop interpersonal communication skills individually and in group situations as needed human services. Examines self-esteem and interpersonal relationship resolution skills needed for working with individuals and groups, families and colleagues. C0 118 Communication Skills
$525
Focuses on the development of effective writing and critical reading skills. Includes essay, story or letter writing, as well as analytical reading. HS 114 Human Development 1
$525
Provides you with an understanding of the developing child from birth to five years. Traces the changes that occur physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually during this period. HS 214 Human Development 2
$525
HS 115 Exploring Exceptionalities 1
Provides an introduction to children with exceptionalities by examining the categories and characteristics of diversity. Explore issues pertinent to children and youth with exceptionalities and their families. HS 225 Exploring Exceptionalities 2
$525
Explores strategies to enable individuals with exceptionalities to succeed in inclusive and other settings. Examine exceptionalities as well as assessment, planning and resources. HS 155 Positive Behavior Supports 3
$525
Includes an examination of attitudes, values and skills within a holistic approach to positive behaviour supports. Practical strategies address behaviour problems, increase appropriate behaviours and decrease inappropriate behaviours. Discuss the significance of maintaining a physically and psychologically safe environment for children, youth, adults and care providers.
Understand the changes - physical, cognitive, social and personality - that take place from middle childhood through adulthood. Examine theoretical perspectives of human development through a comparison of various assumptions and principles about growth and behaviour. Prerequisite: HS 114.
TA 109 Supporting Language Arts Instruction
HS 230 Sensory Development
TA 117 Supporting Math Instruction
$525
$525
$525
Examine a variety of basic teaching methods and approaches used in the classroom. Emphasis is on the methods, approaches and strategies used to teach and support language arts. $525
Examines brain and sensory development as it relates to planning activities for children. Explore sensory integration dysfunction in relation to adapting environments and experiences for children.
Examine theories, principles, concepts and instructional strategies related to teaching math. Emphasis is on exploring strategies, materials and activities used to support students needing assistance in learning math.
TA 121 Educational Assistant Practicum 1
TA 122 Educational Assistant Practicum 2
$525
Gain experience as an educational assistant in classroom settings. This practicum is a five week block placement. TA 140 Educational Assistant Professionalism
$525
Focuses on developing skills and attitudes necessary for a teacher assistant to work as an effective and professional team member in a school setting. Discussion roles and responsibilities, conflict resolution and legal and ethical issues.
$525
The second practicum for educational assistant emphasizes on effectively meeting the needs of individuals as an educational assistant. This practicum is a five week block placement. P/F. Prerequisite: TA 121 and completion of all course work with a minimum GPA of 2.0.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Library Technician
C ERTIFI C ATE Program Description The Library Technician program helps clerical staff in schools and public libraries acquire knowledge and develop necessary basic skills to fulfill library duties. Being currently employed, or working as a volunteer, in a library is required for course enrollment. The program has eight courses. Once you have successfully completed the required seven library courses and the computer course, Internet: Technological Edge in Business and Education, or its equivalent, you may apply for a Library Technician Certificate. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Library Technician Certificate program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The certificate program is comprised of eight courses, with six of the courses approximately eight weeks long, and the two longer cataloguing classes sixteen weeks long. The classes will take place one evening a week, allowing you to retain employment during the day and still work towards your education goals. Program length is about two years.
Year 1 Cost: 6 Courses x $525 $3,150 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 3,265
Year 2 Cost: 2 Courses x $1,050 $2,100 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $2,200
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • COMP 1000 The Internet: Technological Edge in Business and Education • LIBR 1026 Introduction to Libraries • LIBR 1015 Children’s and Young Adult Literature
• LIBR 1029 Introduction to Reference • LIBR 1018 Collection Development • COMM 1044 Business Communications
• LIBR 1020 Descriptive & Derivative Techniques • LIBR 2013 Bibliographic Database Management
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Library Technician Certificate
COMP 1000 The Internet: Technological Edge in Business and Education
$525
Experience the theory, tools, and resources used in the Internet environment. Learn what the Internet has to offer and develop the knowledge to access information databases. LIBR 1026 Introduction to Libraries
$525
This course is an introduction to various types of libraries, their organization, purpose, function and services. You are introduced to library terminology and are taught skills in the use of libraries. You acquire skills in basic library procedures such as simple book repair, materials processing, shelving and all aspects of circulation. Procedural variations according to type of library are also covered. You visit a variety of libraries. Levels of library employees are studied with particular emphasis on the role and duties of library technicians. The importance of professional associations is covered. LIBR 1015 Children’s and Young Adult Literature
$525
This course is designed to cover the many aspects of children’s and young adult literature to aid you in the choice and recommendation of books. The practicum includes storytelling, read aloud, and book talking. Special emphasis is on contemporary, intermediate, and young adult literature and Canadian writers. You also learn to write book reviews. LIBR 1029 Introduction to Reference
$525
You are introduced to the reference process with emphasis on both print and electronic sources used to answer ready reference questions. Types of sources include encyclopedias, dictionaries, directories, almanacs, periodical indexes, yearbooks and bibliographies. You learn how to conduct a reference interview. Basic bibliographic instruction and the creation of subject bibliographies and pathfinders are covered. You learn interlibrary loan procedures and other methods of document delivery. Specialized services in various types of libraries are discussed.
LIBR 1018 Collection Development
$525
This course covers basic techniques in collection development, community analysis, needs assessment and collection development policy. You learn selection, verification, ordering and receiving procedures for books, serials, French and foreign language materials, pamphlets and government publications. Acquisitions procedures for handling gifts and exchanges and weeding are also covered. You learn to create and maintain vertical files. You examine the organization and function of the acquisitions department and its automation. COMM 1044 Business Communications
$525
You will learn the techniques and processes involved in writing and speaking effectively for business. You will learn to apply the direct pattern to business correspondence. Also, you will develop report presentation skills by writing reports and then adapting them for effective oral presentation. Finally, you will learn to conduct and participate in meetings. Competent language usage will be emphasized throughout the course, as will individual and group work. LIBR 1020 Descriptive & Derivative Techniques
$1,050
An introduction to descriptive cataloguing and procedures for acquiring cataloguing copy. LIBR 2013 Bibliographic Database Management
$1,050
This course is a general introduction to all aspects of subject cataloguing. You will acquire skills in assigning Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), Library of Congress Subject Headings for Children (AC), and Canadian Subject Headings (CSH). You are also exposed to differences between Sears Subject Headings and LCSH. Cross-references and authority records are covered. Other specialized indexing is briefly covered. You learn to create call numbers using the Library of Congress and Dewey Decimal Classification schemes and LC and Cutter-Sanborn book numbers.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Arts in Northern Studies Program Description Interested in a degree in Northern Studies? Credenda College offers online the University of Saskatchewan’s Bachelor of Arts in Northern Studies with an emphasis in Aboriginal Public Administration. Northern Studies is unique at the University of Saskatchewan and in the province, as it focuses on one region of interest—the Circumpolar North. The core Northern Studies courses, developed and offered in conjunction with the University of the Arctic, investigate the land, environment, people, culture and contemporary issues of the circumpolar world. Northern Studies is an interdisciplinary program where students benefit from a broad range of knowledge in a variety of disciplines, including: Biology, Economics, English, Geography, Geology, History, Native Studies, Political Studies, and Agriculture & Bioresources. In Northern Studies, there are many opportunities awaiting students in the field. The North2North Student Exchange Program caters to students interested in the North, and also gives students the chance to study with people from around the world. Students pursuing Northern Studies have the option to study at one of the University of the Arctic’s other member institutions. This results in international learning opportunities for students in Denmark (Greenland), Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States (Alaska). Students can travel to these countries to discover the challenges facing other northern communities and the ways in which they are addressed. If you are currently a UofS student, you can enroll at http:// students.usask.ca/academic/registration/. If you are not currently a UofS student, contact UofS or Credenda for further information.
Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Northen Studies program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. Each course is eight weeks in length with a live session one evening each week. Approximate time to complete is four years. You will need a computer with high speed internet access and a headset with microphone.
Year 1 Program Course List • NS 105 Local Aboriginal Peoples • POLS 111 Democracy in North America
• NS 106 Aboriginal Canada • POLS 112 Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
• NRTH 101 Introduction to Circumpolar World
To learn more about Years 2, 3, and 4 courses, contact Alec Aitken, Coordinator of Northern Studies at alec.aitken@usask.ca.
If you are currently a UofS student, you can enroll at http://students.usask.ca/academic/registration/. If you are not currently a UofS student, contact UofS or Credenda at www.credenda.net for further information. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
University Library Technician of Saskatchewan Certificate Bachelor of Arts in Northern Studies Year 1 NS 105 Local Aboriginal PeoplesAC 130 Accounting I
$575
Studies the Aboriginal communities of Saskatchewan and adjacent regions. Each linguistic group will be considered as will the state and status of culture and language in these communities. The course also aims to give students the skills and the background to take advanced Native Studies courses. POLS 111 Democracy in North America
$575
An introduction to the study of politics through an examination of contemporary issues and ideas that arise in and between the democratic systems of Canada, the United States and Mexico, including democracy, sovereignty, aboriginal issues, NAFTA, globalization, identity, rights, representation and political participation. NS 106 Aboriginal Canada
$575
Presents an overview of Aboriginal society across Canada and links the processes of the past to contemporary issues. Issues of concern to Aboriginal society will be considered and the choice of issues may vary from year to year.
POLS 112 Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
$575
An introduction to political ideas and change in a global era. The course explores themes such as nationalism, ideology, development, democratization, globalization, sovereignty, conflict and human rights. NRTH 101 Introduction to Circumpolar World
$575
Introduces students to the landscape, peoples and issues of the circumpolar region. Beginning with an examination of the geography, and the biological and physical systems of the Subarctic and Arctic, it then turns to the aboriginal and contemporary peoples of the region. The history of the Circumpolar World is treated in a broad fashion, to provide a grounding in the events and developments that have created the region’s contemporary qualities. The second part of the course surveys some of the particular issues facing the region, including climate change, economic, political and social development. This course ultimately is intended to stimulate interest in the circumpolar world.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Transfer Credits Credenda graduates from the Early Learning and Child Care and Educational Assistant programs will be allowed a block transfer of credits allowing them to finish their degree quicker. Lakeland College Child and Youth Care graduates may also do a block transfer.
• Early Learning and Child Care Certificate/30 Credit Unit Transfer • Early Learning and Child Care Diploma/60 Credit Unit Transfer • Educational Assistant/30 Credit Unit Transfer • Child and Youth Care/60 Credit Unit Transfer
To learn more about Years 2, 3, and 4 courses, contact Alec Aitken, Coordinator of Northern Studies at alec.aitken@usask.ca.
If you are currently a UofS student, you can enroll at http://students.usask.ca/academic/registration/. If you are not currently a UofS student, contact UofS or Credenda at www.credenda.net for further information. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Office Administration
C ERTIFI C ATE Program Description Learn to take care of business while taking care of people. Build expertise in office and accounting procedures and business communications. Develop computer skills in Microsoft Office Suite and Simply Accounting. Prepare to work in diverse locations with excellent career opportunities. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Office Administration Certificate program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. The certificate program is comprised of 10 courses and one practicum. The classes will take one evening a week so you can continue working. Approximate time to comple the program is two years. You will need a headset with microphone. Prerequisites Before Enrolling • Basic windows and internet course
Year 1 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 Application fee $65 Program access fee $50 Total $ 2,740
Year 2 Cost: 5 Courses x $525 $2,625 1 Practicum $525 Program access fee $50 Graduation fee $50 Total $3,250
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • • • •
CO 125 Business English AC 129 OA Accounting I OA 155 Office Procedures I OA 130 Keyboarding & Document Processing
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CU 143 Intro to Excel & Windows AC 229 OA Accounting II CO 170 Business Communications OA 255 Office Procedures II
• OA 230 Keyboarding Applications • CU 260 Data Processing, Presentations & Integration • OA 290 Office Practicum
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
LibraryAdministration Office Technician Certificate Certificate
CO 125 Business English
$525
CO 170 Business Communications
$525
Understand and apply the basic principles of grammar and develop the ability to edit written material.
Develop effective speaking and written communications skills needed in an office setting.
AC 129 Office Accounting I
OA 255 Office Procedures II
$525
An introductory course in accounting with emphasis on basic bookkeeping for both service and merchandising businesses. The complete accounting cycle is studied including originating entries, posting, financial statement preparation, adjusting entries and closing entries. OA 155 Office Procedures I
$525
An introduction to the world of business where you’ll gain practical experience in a typical office environment and perform routine duties common to the majority of all office positions. OA 130 Keyboarding & Document Processing
$525
Develop keyboarding and word processing skills using Microsoft Office. CU 143 Intro to Excel & Windows
$525
Prepares office administration student to use electronic spreadsheets in today’s offices. AC 229 Office Accounting II
$525
Develop office procedure skills to a higher level. Examine the importance and function of secretarial public relations. Prepare further for work practicum (OA 290) and the employment application process. Prerequisite: OA 155. OA 230 Keyboarding Applications
$525
Further develop keyboarding and word processing skills. Prerequisite: OA 130. CU 260 Data Processing, Presentations and Integration
$525
Develop skills in Microsoft Access, PowerPoint and use Integration methods to utilize them. OA 290 Office Practicum
$525
This three week work placement with a business firm provides you with a realistic office experience. Prerequisite: A current standing of at least D in all office administration courses.
$525
(Computerized Accounting using Simply Accounting) A second level course for you not specializing in accounting theories, processes and procedures. Expands on basic principles and delves into more specialized techniques in accounting for profit and control. A computerized accounting system is introduced and used exclusively for data entry and financial statement preparation. Prerequisite: AC 129. Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Cr e de n da Virtual High School & College
Water and Wastewater Technician
C ERTIFI C ATE Program Description Credenda is pleased to offer in partnership with NAIT, the Water and Wastewater Technician program, one of the most recognized and unique programs in Canada. It will provide you all the tools and skills necessary for certification. Water and Wastewater Technicians are leaders in all aspects of water and wastewater systems. Be a leader, enhance your knowledge and get your credentials as a Water and Wastewater Technician at Credenda. The handling of water and wastewater is an increasingly important factor in today’s environment-conscious society and Credenda provides high level training for those desiring employment and/ or upgrading in the fields of water distribution, water treatment, wastewater collection, and wastewater treatment. Program Overview Credenda Virtual College is offering the Water and Wastewater Technician Certificate program via the internet with live interactive lessons so you can stay in your community. Course length varies from 3 to 15 weeks with a live session two evenings each week. Approximate time to complete is two years. First intake will be January 2011. You will need a computer with high speed internet access and a headset with microphone . Prerequisites Before Enrolling • A Grade 12 and ABE 12 or a GED 12 Each course costs $525. Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Program Course List • • • • • • •
WWW101 Water Distribution I WWW102 Water Treatment I WWW103 Wastewater Collection Systems WWW104 Wastewater Treatment I WWW110 Science and Electricity WWW112 Hydraulics and Blueprint Reading WWW115 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis I
• WWW120 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis I • WWW140 Computer Software Applications • WWW207A Introduction to Work Experience • WWW207B Work Exp erience On Site • WWW201 Water Distribution II • WWW202 Water Treatment II
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WWW203 Support Systems WWW204 Wastewater Treatment II WWW210 Introduction to Process Control WWW213 Wastewater Collection Systems WWW215 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis II WWW220 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis II
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net
Library&Technician Water Wastewater Certificate Technician Certificate
WWW101 Water Distribution I $525 Learn about sources of water, water distribution pipe installations, storage facilities, water distribution systems, water main appurtenances, specifically valves and hydrants. Laboratory activities are included in this course. WWW102 Water Treatment I $525 Operator responsibilities, raw water sources, reservoir management, coagulation and flocculation processes, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection, corrosion control, taste and odour problems, and water treatment plant operational procedures. WWW103 Wastewater Collection Systems $525 Explore the purpose of wastewater collection systems, sources of wastewater, safety procedures, inspection testing, cleaning and installation of sewer mains and manholes, calculating wastewater flows. WWW104 Wastewater Treatment I $525 Understand which responsibilities are operator responsibilities – wastewater sources, treatment facilities, and the components and processes surrounding racks, screens, comminutors, grit removal, sedimentation, flotation, trickling filters, rotating biological contractors, activated sludge, waste stabilization ponds, disinfection and chlorination. WWW110 Science and Electricity $525 Master the mathematics, water chemistry and basic electricity skills required for water and wastewater facilities. WWW112 Hydraulics and Blueprint Reading $525 Understand the specifics of hydraulics and blueprint reading for water and wastewater facilities. WWW115 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis I $525 An introduction to laboratory equipment and laboratory water testing procedures using QA/QC methods. Specific tests include; alkalinity, chlorine, colour, fluoride (SPADNS), hardness, iron, jar testing, manganese, pH, and turbidity. WWW120 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis I $525 Introduction to glassware, lab equipment and wastewater testing procedures using QA/QC practices. Analysis includes: Biochemical oxygen demand, dissolved oxygen, dissolved solids, settleable solids, suspended solids, total solids, temperature. WWW140 Computer Software Applications $525 Introduces the students to the functions and applications of a computer; the applications introduced are three of the most frequently used in business: word processing, spreadsheets, file maintenance and introduction to the internet. WWW207A Introduction to Work Experience $525 Learn the process to be followed in the Water and Wastewater Co-op Work Experience portion of the program. You will be provided with valuable knowledge about the preparation of application letters and resumes, the industry, interview strategies and work experience reporting requirements.
WWW207B Work Experience On Site $525 To qualify for a Water and Wastewater Technician Certificate, you are required to obtain a minimum of 500 hours of approved work experience and receive a favourable on-site evaluation from your work experience employer or practicum sponsor. Water and Wastewater staff will conduct an on-site visit to review your progress. WWW201 Water Distribution II $525 Explore the sources of ground water, operation and maintenance of wells, setting of water rates, selection, installation, testing and calibration of water meters. Laboratory activities are included in this course. WWW202 Water Treatment II $525 Gain a thorough understanding of processes – iron and manganese control, fluoridation, water softening, specialized treatment membrane filtration, handling treatment plant wastes, treatment plant maintenance. You will also learn about plant instruments, safety skills, drinking water regulations and administrative duties. WWW203 Support Systems $525 Learn about chlorination equipment, types of pumps used in water and wastewater facilities, pump piping systems, pump hydraulics, pump theory, pump operation, maintenance, the operation and maintenance of air compressors and standby power units. Laboratory activities are included in this course. WWW204 Wastewater Treatment II $525 Activated sludge plants, sludge digestion, handling solids, effluent disposal, plant safety, equipment maintenance procedures, flow measuring devices, plant operation and maintenance, preparation and analysis of plant data. WWW210 Introduction to Process Control $525 An introduction to the basic control concepts and equipment used to control water treatment and wastewater treatment plants, laboratory activities are included. WWW213 Wastewater Collection Systems $525 Explore the operation and maintenance of lift stations, sewer rehabilitation programs, record keeping, administration and maintenance organization systems, the use of a level and keeping proper level notes. WWW215 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis II $525 Master the skills of testing water samples and calibration of lab equipment following QA/QC procedures. Chlorine (amperometric), conductivity, fluoride (specific ion), Langlier Index, salinity, total dissolved solids, and total organic carbon are the parameters water is analyzed for. WWW220 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis II $525 In this course chemical oxygen demand, coliforms, E.coli, nitrate, phosphate, and sludge volume index are analyzed using QA/QC practices.
Please note: All costs are approximate and subject to change.
Please go to our website, www.credenda.net/college/programs to view class registration dates and schedules. Toll Free: 1.866.910.2847 • Phone: 1.306.764.2847 • E-mail: registrar@credenda.net