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2020/21 VIEWBOOK EXCITED CONFIDENT OPTIMISTIC FUTURE READY
Land Acknowledgment Mohawk College derives its name from the Mohawk Nation, one of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The Confederacy marks a union of peace and friendship, and Mohawk College honours that union by recognizing the Six Nations of the Grand River and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We acknowledge that the territories on which Mohawk College and its campuses are situated are governed by the Between the Lakes Treaty, the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Agreement, and the Upper Canada Treaty Agreement. These agreements are binding to this day and represent our mutual commitment to maintain healthy, reciprocal and respectful relationships with the many Indigenous nations and peoples of this area. We acknowledge this and iterate our dedication to inclusivity, to friendship and to valuing the ongoing contributions of Indigenous peoples and communities.
Contents
2 Why Mohawk 40 Technology
20 Business 48 Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship
24 Communication Arts 56 Graduate Studies and Pathways
28 Community Services 60 Life at Mohawk
32 Health 74 Admissions
38 Preparatory Studies
MOHAWK COLLEGE 1
WHY MOHAWK
Become
Future Ready
at Mohawk.
Mohawk is a leader among
Ontario’s colleges. Deeply
rooted in our community
and the demands of the
present, we have a global
perspective that addresses
the needs of the future.
PHOTO: The Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation at Mohawk’s Fennell
Campus in Hamilton. Photo by Ema Peter.
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MOHAWK COLLEGE 3
WHY MOHAWK We are transforming the way we deliver educational experience. We’ve redefined the meaning of campus—to meet our students’ educational needs and increase collaboration with our partners. We’ve honed our expertise in the technologies shaping the world—artificial intelligence, robotics, augmented and virtual reality, biotechnology, digital health and cybersecurity to name a few. We set the standard for applied learning—the most effective way to equip students for their complex digital futures. We’re committed to supporting lifelong learning—to ensure our grads’ skills remain relevant. 4 MOHAWK COLLEGE
We are inspiring students
to be the sustainability
leaders of tomorrow.
We’re the first Ontario college to get a STARS® Gold Rating
for sustainability achievements from the Association for the
Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE).
Learning. Living. Leading.TM
Our Sustainability team offers students over 35 programs and
services each year that help promote a sustainable lifestyle.
PHOTO ABOVE: Harvesting food from the Community Garden at Fennell Campus.
PHOTO LEFT: Rooftop solar panels at Fennell Campus. Photo by Ema Peter.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 5
WHY MOHAWK
We have forward-looking spaces
that reflect our core values of
excellence and innovation.
The Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation is a unique ‘teaching tool’, the largest net zero institutional
building in Canada, with 96,000 square feet on seven levels with access for students on all. It exceeds
LEED® Platinum standards and generates as much or more energy as it consumes annually.
Opportunities for collaboration and innovation are built into the building’s design. Its multi-space,
interconnected configuration brings students, faculty, researchers and partners together in new
ways, to encourage discussion and generate ideas.
PHOTO: Students examine solar panels
on the roof of The Joyce Centre for
Partnership & Innovation at Fennell
Campus. Photo by Ema Peter.
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PHOTO ABOVE: The Digital Creativity Centre, located in The Joyce Centre, features a makerspace with 3D printers, laser machine,
AR/VR and media studios as well as project rooms and space for collaboration. The visualization wall, which combines ten
70-inch 4K digital screens, is used for industry events, interactive class sessions and to promote creative student work.
PHOTO ABOVE LEFT: The Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation at Fennell Campus. Photo by Ema Peter.
PHOTO ABOVE RIGHT: Students working in the Digital Creativity Centre.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 7
WHY MOHAWK We strive to ensure an inclusive environment for everyone. As an inclusive college, Mohawk benefits from the diversity of thoughts, experiences, skills and talents of our students, faculty, staff and administrators. We are focused on creating an environment that reflects all identities, where every student belongs, is welcomed and has a voice. We have an impressive track record as a community leader. Our unique City School by Mohawk breaks down barriers to education and employment by bringing the college directly into Hamilton neighbourhoods to offer free courses, training and employment services. The credits students earn at City School apply to Mohawk academic and pre-apprenticeship programs. PHOTO ABOVE: In addition to its customized Mobile Classroom, City School by Mohawk operates in three community-based classrooms, including this space at the Eva Rothwell Centre. PHOTO RIGHT: Say ’cheese’! Just another beautiful day hanging out on campus. 8 MOHAWK COLLEGE
MOHAWK COLLEGE 9
WHY MOHAWK We are leaders in experiential learning. 10 MOHAWK COLLEGE
Mohawk programs offer a wide range of experiential learning activities
that provide hands-on, practical experience that bolsters your job
readiness and prepares you for a successful transition into your career.
Applied Research Co-operative Education
Work directly with industry and community Acquire industry-related experience through
partners on real-world research challenges with paid work terms. Read more about Co-op on
IDEAWORKS, Mohawk’s applied research and page 17.
innovation hub.
Field Trips
Apprenticeship Explore academic content outside the classroom
Combine paid employment under the supervision in a short-term field trip or site visit.
of a certified journeyperson and in-class training
from a postsecondary institution. Field Placement
Gain hands-on experience in a workplace
Campus Incubator setting, for a specified amount of hours within
Become an entrepreneur by turning a business a semester.
idea into reality with mentorship from SURGE,
Mohawk’s entrepreneurship resource hub. Labs
Observe, test and apply course content using
Capstone Project tools, equipment and resources utilized in a
Solve a challenge by applying knowledge and specific field or program of study.
skills acquired in earlier courses using a written
report or presentation. Performance-based learning
Produce or participate in an artistic or musical
Clinical/Practicum Placement performance or portfolio exhibit in front of
Under the supervision of a registered or licensed an audience.
professional, meet the mandatory requirements
to receive a professional licence, certification, or Simulation
registration within a professional association.
Experience an interactive and accurate
representation of a real-life situation or process by
Industry or Community Project using critical thinking and decision-making skills.
Work with a business or organization, with the
guidance of faculty, to explore, develop and solve Service Learning
an identified challenge.
Foster civic or social responsibility while working
with a local or national organization to address a
community or global need.
PHOTO LEFT: Photography – Still and Motion student Amari Lindsay-Simon participated in a trip to Jamaica to document
students from Mohawk’s Computer Networking and Building Renovation programs as they worked on technology and
construction upgrades at a primary school. Photo by Maddy Darling, Photography – Still and Motion Program student.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 11WHY MOHAWK
1 2
Experiential
learning
opportunities
at Mohawk
1 Under the guidance of faculty, students will receive
hands-on training in the Mohawk Centre for Health 3 4
Care Simulation at the Institute for Applied Health
Sciences at McMaster. The clinical space is designed to
simulate the experience of a hospital, long-term care
facility and community clinic using the latest equipment
and technology.
2 Mohawk College is the only Canadian community
college that uses simulated judgemental training systems,
both tactical and virtual, in their scenario-based learning for
Police Foundations; Protection; Security and Investigation;
and Advanced Police Studies.
3 SURGE, Mohawk’s entrepreneurship resource hub,
provides free one-on-one mentoring and support to
develop your business idea or expand your current business.
4 Broadcasting – Television and Communications Media
students participate in a seven-week field placement.
5 The Office is powered by Office Administration
and Business Analysis students to provide accessible 5 6
document production and data analysis for
industry partners.
6 Advertising and Marketing Communications
Management students presented a partnership
marketing campaign to the NHL at their Canadian
headquarters in Toronto.
7 Operating within the McKeil School of Business,
The Agency brings students from a variety of programs
together to develop marketing and communication
solutions for selected non-profit organizations and start-up
companies in the greater Hamilton area.
8 Mohawk has partnered with CityLAB, an innovation hub
that brings together City of Hamilton staff members with
students from a variety of programs, to create solutions to
the city’s current projects and challenges.
9 Apply your knowledge and skills to care for patients in
the community, through clinical placements.
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9
MOHAWK COLLEGE 13WHY MOHAWK
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12 13
10 In the last semester of the Health, Wellness and Fitness program, you’ll design an innovative industry-related business plan and
pitch the idea to an audience of peers and industry experts, as part of your capstone project. 11 Construction Engineering students
travelled to an elementary school in Jamaica to help rebuild the school’s library and kitchen. 12 In partnership with the Global
Autism Project, students from the Autism and Behavioural Science Graduate Certificate program travelled to Northern India to work
with local teachers and support students with autism. 13 Mohawk is the only college in Ontario to offer FANUC certification as an
integrated part of five Engineering Technology programs. You’ll complete your FANUC certification before beginning your co-op
work terms, giving you an edge over the competition.
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16 17
14 The Garage is part of the Motive Power Technician program and gives you the opportunity to work on real customers’ vehicles,
under the direct supervision of Mohawk faculty, who are licensed automotive service technicians. 15 Students from the Recreation
Therapy program stayed at the YMCA Geneva Park in Orillia, learning how to provide services and activities to individuals who have
physical, mental, emotional or social limitations. 16 Sixth semester Civil Engineering Technology students toured the West Block
at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, from the foundation to the superstructure, that will enclose the new House of Commons. 17 As an
Applied Music student, you will be able to showcase your learned skills by performing in ensembles and final recitals.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 15WHY MOHAWK
18 19 20
21 22
18 Students from the Advertising, Broadcasting – TV and Communications Media, and Graphic Design programs toured agencies
and broadcasting sets in New York City. 19 In the Photography – Still and Motion program, you’ll complete your studies with a
gallery production showcasing your strongest still and motion content. 20 Skilled Trades apprentices learn theory to support their
trade and complete projects that simulate typical work assignments. 21 Journalism students visited the Woodland Cultural Centre
in Brantford to learn about the Mohawk Institute Residential School’s history, tour the museum and view the construction taking
place to save the historic building. 22 Students in the Electrical Engineering program completed an applied research project to find
a solution for a pair of malfunctioning wind turbines installed at the Catholic Youth Organization site in Hamilton.
“I refused to let the fact that I’m Deaf stand in the way of my dreams.
During my clinical placements, I was able to apply my skills while
advocating for myself and my patients. I felt more confident after I
completed my placements and was motivated to keep learning.“
Natasha Mando
Graduate, Practical Nursing Program
Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning (CEWIL) Canada –
Student of the Year, Work-Integrated Learning
Mohawk College Leadership Accessibility Award recipient
16 MOHAWK COLLEGEPHOTO ABOVE: Co-op provides students with an opportunity to develop employment skills, explore career options and network
with potential employers.
Co-operative education Mohawk works
with over 1,100
employers, including:
Over 3,000 students participate in a co-op work term
annually, ranging in length from four to 16 months. Alectra Utilities
ArcelorMittal Dofasco
As the first college in Canada to develop a co-operative education program, Mohawk
College has long since known the importance of the co-op experience to student Canada Revenue Agency
success. Co-operative education offers you the opportunity to integrate relevant
work experience with your academic studies, providing you with a competitive edge City of Hamilton
upon graduation.
Environment Canada
Evertz Microsystems
Programs with co-op:
• Architectural Technology • Computer Systems Technology –
Hatch Ltd.
• Biotechnology Software Development Ontario Power
• Biotechnology (Health) • Electrical Engineering Technician – Generation Inc.
• Business – Accounting Power
• Business Administration – Marketing • Electrical Engineering Royal Bank of Canada
• Chemical Engineering Technology Technology
Stelco
• Civil Engineering Technology • Energy Systems Engineering
Technology
• Civil Engineering Technology –
Transportation • Environmental Technician
• Community and Justice Services • Insurance
• Computer Engineering Technology • Manufacturing Engineering
Technician – Automation (Industrial
• Computer Systems Technician –
Mechanic Millwright)
Network Systems
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Computer Systems Technician –
Software Support • Police Foundations
• Computer Systems Technology – • Protection, Security and Investigation
Network Engineering and Security • Quality Engineering Technician –
Non Destructive Evaluation (NDE)
MOHAWK COLLEGE 17Areas of Study
20 Business
24 Communication Arts
28 Community Services
32 Health
38 Preparatory Studies
40 Technology
48 Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship
56 Graduate Studies and Pathways
PHOTO: Students studying in The Joyce
Centre for Partnership & Innovation at
Fennell Campus. Photo by Ema Peter.
18 MOHAWK COLLEGEChoose your credential
A credential is the document that confirms you have completed
the requirements of your program. Different credentials require
different amounts of time to complete, see below for a general
time range for each type of credential.
How long it takes to complete a program depends on many
factors including co-op work terms, fast-track options where you
attend semesters back-to-back with no semester break, and your
pace of learning. For detailed information, check your program’s
web page at mohawkcollege.ca.
Certificates (1 year) Advanced Diplomas (3 years)
Certificate programs provide an Advanced diploma programs provide
introduction to an area of study and additional specialized knowledge
help students develop fundamental in the chosen field. Some Mohawk
knowledge and skills in their field advanced diploma programs include a
of choice. required co-op.
Mohawk College Certificates Degrees (4 years)
(2–5 years) Degree programs are offered jointly by
Apprenticeship Programs Mohawk College and a university. They
Mohawk offers the required in-class combine hands-on, applied learning
component of apprenticeship training. with theory and critical thinking and
Apprenticeship is learning a skilled include work term placements.
trade on the job, under the supervision
of an experienced tradesperson. Graduate Certificates (1 year)
Graduate certificate programs build
Diplomas (2 years) on previous postsecondary study to
Diploma programs deliver the theory enhance professional skills or develop
and practical skills to prepare students specializations.
for a specific career. Many Mohawk
diplomas include an optional co-op.
PHOTO ABOVE: President Ron McKerlie and graduates at Convocation.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 19AREAS
AREASOF
OFSTUDY
STUDY
Business
“I love what I do! I plan and
execute over 20 events
during the year, and
promote the Chamber on
a daily basis. My Mohawk
education opened the door
to many opportunities.
All those projects,
presentations, exams and
tests are worth it when you
land a job post-graduation!”
Julia Jarusauskas
Communications and Events
Coordinator, Hamilton Chamber
of Commerce
Graduate, Business – Marketing
At the McKeil School of Business, you’ll get the knowledge, practical
experience and network of colleagues and contacts that give you an
edge in today’s business world. Accounting, financial services, marketing,
human resources or insurance—whatever area of business interests you,
our specialized programs will help you achieve your career goal.
The “Make Learning Come Alive” experiential showcase provides business students with the
opportunity to present featured projects and network with industry guests.
Business students participated in Mohawk's first ever “Mindshift” conference on entrepreneurship—
an event that included networking opportunities, panel discussion and workshops.
As part of an assignment on prospecting and selling skills, students from the Business – Financial
Services program have raised over $180,000 for a local charity since 2014.
PHOTO ABOVE: Office Administration students completing an assignment.
20 MOHAWK COLLEGEBusiness Programs
PROGRAM PAGE
Business (General) 22
Business – Accounting 22
Business – Financial Services 22
Business – Marketing 22
Business Administration 22
Business Administration –
22
Accounting
PHOTO ABOVE: Paralegal students and two faculty members travelled to Business Administration –
Ottawa to visit the Supreme Court of Canada and tour Parliament. 22
Human Resources
Business Administration –
23
Our faculty bring their own business experience to teaching, Marketing
and our corporate and community partners offer fieldwork Business Fundamentals –
23
opportunities in the financial, creative, government and Small Business
not-for-profit sectors. Insurance 23
You can earn important industry certifications and designations Office Administration –
23
Executive
in many of our business programs while you study.
Office Administration – General 23
If you’re interested in starting your own business, you’ll Office Administration –
get the support of SURGE, Mohawk’s entrepreneurship 23
Health Services
connection that encourages students to start their own viable Office Administration – Legal 23
businesses by providing education, training and mentorship.
Paralegal 23
A group of Tourism students, supervised by a faculty Tourism 23
member, completed a three-week work placement in
Campeche, Mexico.
“Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.
The environment at Mohawk
isn’t there to fail you, it’s there
to support you and build you up.
Mohawk isn’t trying to churn out
cookie-cutter students, every
individual has their own skills and
strengths and Mohawk really
helps you find that.”
Raymond Watkins
Advisor, Aboriginal Liaison Programs, Statistics
Canada
Graduate, Business (General), Business
Administration
MOHAWK COLLEGE 21AREAS OF STUDY
Business
PROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Business (General) • Grade 12 English, C or U or Front Line Production Supervisor, Diploma Fennell Sept,
mohawkcollege.ca/320 equivalent Retail Trade Agent, Customer Services Jan or
• Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Representative, Buyer/Purchasing May
level or equivalent (M or U level Agent, Sales Representative,
recommended) Production Scheduler, Inventory
Control Clerk
Business – Accounting • Grade 12 English, C or U or Controller, Accountant, Cost Diploma Fennell Sept
Optional Co-op equivalent Accountant and Payroll Accountant, or Jan
• Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Accounting and Related Clerk,
mohawkcollege.ca/316-356 Accounting Assistant, Technician
level or equivalent (M or U level
recommended) and Junior Staff Accountant, Junior
Financial Analyst, Financial Cost
Analyst, Office Administrator, Audit
Associate
Business – Financial • Grade 12 English, C or U or Financial Services Representative, Diploma Fennell Sept
Services equivalent Investment Advisor, Wealth Manager, or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/303 • Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Financial Planner, Retirement Planner,
level or equivalent (M or U level Independent Financial Planner, Mutual
recommended) Fund Salesperson; Life Licensee
• Certificate of Police Clearance and/
or Consent to Disclosure
Business – Marketing • Grade 12 English, C or U or Marketing Program Coordinator, Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/319 equivalent Merchandising Manager, or Jan
• Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Territory Manager and Inside
level or equivalent (M or U level Sales Representative, Product
recommended) Analyst and Planner, Social Media
Program Coordinator, Buyer and
Purchasing Agent, Customer Service
Representative
Business Administration • Grade 12 English, C or U or Banking, Retail Trade Manager, Team Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/632 equivalent Leader/Project Coordinator, Sales and Diploma or Jan
• Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Account Manager, Purchasing and
level or equivalent (M or U level Operations Manager, Project Manager
recommended)
Business Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Audit Associate, Junior Accountant, Advanced Fennell Sept
Accounting equivalent Tax Technician, Accounts Receivable/ Diploma or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/364 • Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Payable Supervisor, Financial Analyst
level or equivalent (M or U level
recommended)
Business Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or HR Administrator/Generalist, HR Advanced Fennell Sept
Human Resources equivalent Assistant, Training and Development Diploma
mohawkcollege.ca/363 • Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Coordinator, Recruiter, Health
level or equivalent (M or U level and Safety Assistant, Human
recommended) Resource Information System (HRIS)
Administrator, Labour Relations
Assistant
*Admission to full-time programs requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED)
unless otherwise stated. Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are
available for mature applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions to read more.
22 MOHAWK COLLEGEPROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Business Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Marketing Program Coordinator, Advanced Fennell Sept
Marketing equivalent Social Media Manager, Product Diploma or Jan
Optional Co-op • Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Manager, Digital Marketing
level or equivalent (M or U level Specialist, Merchandising Manager,
mohawkcollege.ca/362-366 Territory Manager and Inside Sales
recommended)
Representative, National Account
Representative, Buyer and Purchasing
Manager
Business Fundamentals – • OSSD or equivalent Sales Representative, Small Business Certificate Fennell Sept
Small Business Owner, Franchisee or Franchisor
mohawkcollege.ca/354
Insurance • Grade 12 English, C or U or Underwriter, Claims Adjuster, Broker/ Diploma Fennell Sept
Optional Co-op equivalent Agent, Risk Manager, Company Field or Jan
• Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U Representatives, Mediator, Fraud
mohawkcollege.ca/318-368 Investigator
level or equivalent
Office Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Administrative Professional, Diploma Fennell Sept
Executive equivalent Administrative Support Officer, or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/327 • Recommended: basic computer and Office Administrator, Executive
keyboarding skills Assistant, Administrative Assistant,
Project Coordinator, Virtual Assistant
Office Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Administrative Assistant, Customer Certificate Fennell Sept
General equivalent Service Representative, Office or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/380 • Recommended: basic computer and Administrator, Receptionist
keyboarding skills
Office Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Business/Ward/Unit Clerk, Patient Diploma Fennell Sept
Health Services equivalent Registration Clerk, Ministry of or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/335 • Recommended: excellent reading Health Billing Clerk, Administrative
comprehension, spelling; basic Assistant, Medical Secretary, Medical
computer and keyboarding skills Transcriptionist
Office Administration – • Grade 12 English, C or U or Legal Administrative Assistant, Legal Diploma Fennell Sept
Legal equivalent Support Staff, Legal Secretary or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/328 • Recommended: basic computer and
keyboarding skills
Paralegal • Grade 12 English, C or U equivalent Paralegal, Self-Employment Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/285 (70% guideline) or Jan
• Recommended: Law and Justice
studies courses; computer software
skills; applicants are encouraged
to research the Ontario paralegal
profession
Tourism • Grade 12 English, C or U or Cruise and Rail Professions, Overseas Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/964 equivalent Destination Representative, Customer or Jan
Service Representative, Sales
Representative, Reservations Agent,
Tourism Consultant
Applicants are encouraged to review the program website for post-admission requirements, such as police checks, field placement/clinical
requirements and equipment purchases. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/careertools to learn more about careers and research career requirements,
including physical standards, additional certifications, tests, etc. C = competitive program, see page 76 for details.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 23AREAS OF STUDY Communication Arts Our multi-talented faculty have the knowledge, techniques and professional experience to guide you to a standout career in the creative economy. Whether you are drawn to 3D animation, radio and television broadcasting, music, photography, graphic design or journalism, our Communication Arts programs will inspire you to gain the skills you need for a creative career. You’ll get the bonus of Mohawk’s technology expertise and exceptional facilities to realize your vision. PHOTO ABOVE: At The Agency, students collaborate to provide marketing and communications solutions for local businesses and organizations in advertising, public relations, marketing, graphics, broadcast media, software development, animation, journalism and photography. Advertising and Marketing Communications students have won the Gold award six years in a row at the National Advertising Challenge. At One Show, North America’s most prominent advertising competition, two 2019 Advertising graduates placed in the top three. Every year since 2016, Photography – Still and Motion students have been finalists in the Emerge Media Awards and have placed first or second four times. Through Mohawk’s partnership with Berklee College of Music in Boston, music students receive advanced standing toward a degree with one of the leading North American music schools. The “Make Learning Come Alive” experiential showcase provides Communication Arts students with the opportunity to present featured projects and network with industry guests. 24 MOHAWK COLLEGE
Communication Arts
Programs
PROGRAM PAGE
Advertising and Marketing
26
Communications Management
Animation 3D 26
Applied Music
Available streams:
• Bass
• Classical Piano
• Classical Strings and Guitar
• Classical Voice
• Classical Winds and Brass 26
• Contemporary Brass and Winds
• Contemporary Guitar
• Contemporary Piano
• Contemporary Voice
• Drums and Percussion
• Other
Applied Music Preparatory 26
Art and Design Foundations 26
Broadcasting – Radio 27
Broadcasting – Television and
27
Communications Media
Graphic Design 27
Journalism 27
Photography – Still and Motion 27
Pre-Media and Entertainment 27
PHOTO ABOVE: Broadcasting – Radio students work with industry
professionals and gain hands-on practical experience on Mohawk’s
award-winning radio station, 101.5 The Hawk. You may also be interested in
PROGRAM PAGE
Business – Marketing 22
“I was able to learn the craft by Business Administration –
23
editing videos, writing newscasts Marketing
and of course, making mistakes,
all while receiving constructive
feedback from experts with
proven experience.”
Jonathan Vize
Assignment Editor, CHCH News
Journalism and Communications Media,
Alumni of Distinction Award recipient
MOHAWK COLLEGE 25AREAS OF STUDY
Communication Arts
PROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Advertising and Marketing • Grade 12 English, C or U or Advertising Strategist, Account Advanced Fennell Sept
Communications equivalent; Manager, Art Director, Copywriter, Diploma
Management • Recommended: excellent reading Production and Studio Specialist,
mohawkcollege.ca/652 and writing skills Public Relations/Direct Marketing/
Web Specialist, Promotions and Event
Specialist, Community Manager,
Project Manager, Media Buyer, Media
Strategist, Strategist
Animation 3D • Grade 12 English, C or U or Director, Scriptwriter, Concept Artist, Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/373 equivalent; Character Designer, Prop Designer, Diploma
• Preference will be given to Environment Designer, Storyboard
applicants that submit a portfolio Artist, Character Modeller, Character
Rigger, Environment Modeller,
Texture Artist, Animator Effects Artist,
Compositor
Applied Music C • Grade 12 English, C or U or Soloists, freelance musicians, musical Advanced Fennell Sept
Available streams: equivalent director, composer, sound and effects Diploma
• Background in music designer, audio engineer; music
• Bass teacher; music publisher, music
• Audition on principle instrument or
• Classical Piano marketer, artist manager; music
voice; theory test; ear-training test
• Classical Strings and therapist
• Acceptance is based on ability and
Guitar
talent in principal instrument or
• Classical Voice
voice
• Classical Winds and Brass
• Contemporary Brass and
Winds
• Contemporary Guitar
• Contemporary Piano
• Contemporary Voice
• Drums and Percussion
• Other
mohawkcollege.ca/music
Applied Music Preparatory • Grade 12 English, C or U or Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/105 equivalent
• Recommended: minimum of three
years of experience with private
lessons or equivalent
Art and Design • Grade 12 English E, C or U or Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
Foundations equivalent or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/270
*Admission to full-time programs requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED)
unless otherwise stated. Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are
available for mature applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions to read more.
26 MOHAWK COLLEGEPROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Broadcasting – Radio • Grade 12 English, C or U or On-Air Host, News/Sports Announcer, Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/220 equivalent Producer, Promoter, Sales/Marketing
Representative, Live Radio Show
Producer, Radio Programmer, Social
Media Podcast Producer
Broadcasting – Television • Grade 12 English, C or U or Content Producer/Copywriter, Advanced Fennell Sept
and Communications equivalent (minimum 65%) Commercial and Corporate Video Diploma or Jan
Media • Recommended: Communications Producer, Location Sound Operator/
mohawkcollege.ca/651 Technology and Media Studies Sound Designer, Post Production Visual
courses; excellent communication and Audio Editor, Studio Production
skills; strong interest in media Technical Operator, Live Sports
production; related volunteer and Entertainment Crew Member,
experience Independent Documentary Producer
Graphic Design C • Grade 12 English, C or U or Graphic Designer, Design and Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/508 equivalent Production Specialist, Prepress and Diploma or Jan
• Recommended: Grade 12 visual or Web Services Specialist, Freelance
media arts courses Designer
• In case of a competitive intake, a
bonus will be applied for applicants
who have completed Grade 12
virtual or media arts courses.
Journalism • Grade 12 English, C or U or Reporter, Writer, Editor, Content Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/297 equivalent Creator/Developer, Multimedia Diploma or Jan
• Recommended: excellent reading and Journalist, Public Relations/Corporate
writing skills; strong interest in news Communications Specialist, Social
and current affairs; basic computer Media Manager, Copywriter,
literacy; related volunteer experience Researcher, Producer/Director
Photography – Still and • Grade 12 English, C or U or Photographer; videographer Diploma Fennell Sept
Motion equivalent
mohawkcollege.ca/378 • Portfolio
Pre-Media and • Grade 12 English, E, C or U or Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
Entertainment equivalent
mohawkcollege.ca/194
Applicants are encouraged to review the program website for post-admission requirements, such as police checks, field placement/clinical
requirements and equipment purchases. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/careertools to learn more about careers and research career requirements,
including physical standards, additional certifications, tests, etc. C = competitive program, see page 76 for details.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 27AREAS OF STUDY Community Services You can make a meaningful difference in your community. Mohawk’s Community Services programs prepare you for a rewarding, purposeful career. Our early childhood education, educational support, child and youth care and social service worker programs teach you how to improve the well-being of children, adolescents, families and people who live with disabilities or mental health problems. Our law enforcement, justice and legal services programs train you to safeguard neighbourhoods, manage emergency situations or for careers in the judicial and security sectors. PHOTO ABOVE: Brantford police Constable Kari Drake, with her partner, Scout, is among the first female police officers in the province to be a canine handler. Kari is a graduate of Mohawk’s Police Foundations program. Photo by Brian Thompson. Material republished with the express permission of: Brantford Expositor, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. 28 MOHAWK COLLEGE
Community Services
Programs
Mohawk students gain global awareness and experience
through international service-learning trips. Child and Youth PROGRAM PAGE
Care and Social Service Worker students volunteered at the Child and Youth Care 30
Ritsona Refugee Camp in Chalkida, Greece. Community and Justice
30
Services
A field placement at the Hamilton-Wentworth District School
Early Childhood Education 30
Board brings students from different programs, like Early
Childhood Education and Child and Youth Care, together in Educational Support 30
the same school where they work as a team and learn more Human Services Foundation 30
about each other’s roles. Police Foundations 30
Pre-Justice 30
“The people, the culture— Protection, Security and
30
I have always felt at home at Investigation
Mohawk College. Right from Social Service Worker 30
my first day at Mohawk to now,
I’ve been encouraged to explore
Apprenticeship Programs
opportunities and try new things.
I’m given the freedom to go with PROGRAM PAGE
my ideas.” Child and Youth Worker 31
Karen Davis Child Development Practitioner 31
Professor, Early Childhood Education Program
Developmental Service Worker 31
Graduate, Early Childhood Education
Alumni of Distinction Award recipient
You may also be interested in
Simulation-based learning is a Mohawk priority to equip PROGRAM PAGE
students for complex careers. Our Early Childhood Health, Wellness and Fitness 34
Education Room helps students experience an interactive
Massage Therapy 34
early years’ environment. Paralegal students participate
in interactive courtroom simulations in the Mock Trial Paralegal 23
Courtroom, and the Police Tactical House provides Recreation Therapy 36
simulated scenario-based training, both tactical and virtual,
for police and security program students.
National employers recognize that Mohawk’s Advanced
Security Management grads have the practical industry-
level skills and industry certifications to start their careers in
intermediate versus entry-level roles when they graduate.
Police Foundations students finished with strong results in
intercollegiate fitness competitions, particularly in the annual
Fit Pin Challenge held by Peel Regional Police, placing first
in the male division and second as a team.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 29AREAS OF STUDY
Community Services
PROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Child and Youth Care • Grade 12 English, C or U or Child and Youth Worker, Child and Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/612 equivalent (70% guideline) Youth Counsellors, Child and Youth Diploma or Jan
Practitioner
Community and Justice • Grade 12 English, C or U or Correctional Facilities First Line Diploma Fennell OR Sept
Services equivalent Response Officer Six Nations or Jan
Optional Co-op • Recommended: Law and /or Polytechnic
Community and Justice Services - Brantford
mohawkcollege.ca/286-288
courses
Early Childhood Education • Grade 12 English C or U or ECE Specialist, Family Support Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/213 equivalent (70% guideline) Programs Facilitator, Professional or Jan
• Recommended: volunteer Learning Consultant, Educational
experience in child care Assistant
Educational Support • Grade 12 English, C or U or Educational Assistant, Learning Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/747 equivalent (70% guideline) Facilitator or Jan
Human Services • Grade 12 English, E, C or U or Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
Foundation equivalent
mohawkcollege.ca/276
Police Foundations • Grade 12 English, C or U or Federal/Provincial/Municipal Diploma Fennell Sept
Optional Co-op equivalent Police Officer, Special Constable, or Jan
• Recommended: Law courses Communications/911 Dispatcher,
mohawkcollege.ca/218-258 Traffic Safety Enforcement Officer,
Court Escort Officer/Prisoner Escort
Officer, Bylaw Enforcement Officer,
Forensics Officer/Crime Scene
Investigator, Corrections Officer,
Probation/Parole Officer; Canine
Response Team
Pre-Justice • Grade 11 English, E, C, U or Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/250 equivalent
Protection, Security and • Grade 12 English, C or U or Security Professional, Private Diploma Fennell Sept
Investigation equivalent Investigator, Armoured Car Security or Jan
Optional Co-op • Recommended: Law courses Officer, Information Technology
(IT) Security Specialist, Physical/
mohawkcollege.ca/293-294 Electronic Security Border
Services Officer, Provincial/Federal
Corrections Bylaw Enforcement
Officer, Special Constable
Social Service Worker C • Grade 12 English, C or U or Social Service Worker, Mental Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/215 equivalent (70% guideline) Health Worker, Case Manager, or Jan
• Recommended: related volunteer Employment Consultant,
experience Community Worker
*Admission to full-time programs requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading,
GED) unless otherwise stated. Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options
are available for mature applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions to read more. Applicants are encouraged to review the program
website for post-admission requirements, such as police checks, field placement/clinical requirements and equipment purchases. Visit
mohawkcollege.ca/careertools to learn more about careers and research career requirements, including physical standards, additional
certifications, tests, etc. C = competitive program, see page 76 for details.
30 MOHAWK COLLEGEApprenticeship Programs
Thinking about apprenticeship? Learn how it works.
Start Register Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Completion
Apprentice On the Job On the Job On the Job Journeyperson
Find an Register
employer or with Ministry
sponsor for of Training, Successfully
your training Colleges and Complete
Universities Certificate of
(MTCU) Qualification
In-School In-School In-School (CofQ) Exam
Read more about how to get started with an apprenticeship program at mohawkcollege.ca/apprenticeship.
PROGRAM ADMISSION** CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START***
Child and Youth Worker • Grade 12 English, C or U or Child and Youth Worker, Child Mohawk Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/620A equivalent and Youth Counsellor, Youth College
• Registered apprentice with Support Worker Certificate
Ministry of Training, Colleges and
Universities (MTCU)
• Student has an identified sponsor
Child Development • Grade 12 English, C or U or Family Support Programs Mohawk Fennell Sept
Practitioner equivalent Facilitator, Professional College
mohawkcollege.ca/620C • Registered apprentice with Learning Consultant, Assistant Certificate
Ministry of Training, Colleges and to Ontario Certified Teacher
Universities (MTCU)
• Student has an identified sponsor
Developmental Service • Grade 12 English, C or U or Developmental Service Mohawk Fennell Sept
Worker equivalent Worker College
mohawkcollege.ca/620D • Registered apprentice with Certificate
Ministry of Training, Colleges and
Universities (MTCU)
• Student has an identified sponsor
**Apprenticeship students must be in good standing with the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT).
***Trades may vary by level and duration. Check program page for availability.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 31AREAS OF STUDY Health Careers in the growing health care sector range from helping people stay physically and mentally healthy to saving lives. Students in all our health programs learn from professional faculty in the most advanced simulation labs, and apply their skills in real-world clinical placements. From diagnosis and treatment to rehabilitation and wellness, Mohawk’s interprofessional programs will give you the skills and experience you need to fulfill your calling in your chosen career. PHOTO ABOVE: The Centre for Health Care Simulation at the Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster has the look and feel of a hospital, long-term care facility and community clinic. More than 2,000 students use the Centre each semester, gaining experience in the team-based approach required by today’s health care graduates. PHOTO RIGHT: Students working in the Pharmacy Lab. 32 MOHAWK COLLEGE
Health Programs
PROGRAM PAGE
Cardiovascular Technology 34
Community Pharmacy Assistant 34
Health, Wellness and Fitness 34
Massage Therapy 34
Medical Radiation Sciences 34
Nursing (BScN) 35
Occupational Therapist
Assistant and Physiotherapist 36
Assistant
Personal Support Worker 36
PHOTO ABOVE: A Massage Therapy student participates in a practicum
Pharmacy Technician 36
placement at St. Elizabeth Village in Hamilton.
Practical Nursing and Practical
Nursing with Aboriginal 36
The Clinic, at St. Elizabeth Village retirement community
Communities
in Hamilton, gives Mohawk massage therapy students
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway
an opportunity to acquire the necessary clinical hours to
to Advanced Diplomas and 36
graduate while meeting a community need. Degrees
Close to 3,000 students in 35 programs do placements Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to
36
Certificates and Diplomas
each year at Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS). Their work
adds up to close to 188,000 hours annually and Mohawk Recreation Therapy 36
students report extremely high satisfaction rates about their
experiences at HHS. You may also be interested in
The Practical Nursing Diploma Program is currently Approved PROGRAM PAGE
(Category 1) by the College of Nurses of Ontario (cno.org). Office Administration – Health
23
Current graduates from this program are eligible to apply for Services
registration as a Registered Practical Nurse in Ontario.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 33AREAS OF STUDY
Health
PROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Cardiovascular • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Cardiology Technologist, Diploma Institute Sept
Technology C • Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology Pacemaker/Cardiac for Applied
mohawkcollege.ca/728 (MCT4C) or any U level Device Technologist, Health
• Grade 11 or 12 Physics Electrophysiology Sciences
Technologist, Clinical
• Grade 11 or 12 Biology or Chemistry
Application/Procedure
• Health Occupation Aptitude Examination Specialist
(HOAE)
Community Pharmacy • Grade 12 English, C or U level or equivalent Pharmacy Assistant Certificate Institute Jan
Assistant • Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C level (M or U for Applied
mohawkcollege.ca/796 level recommended) Health
• Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry or Biology, C or U level Sciences
• Recommended: good computer and Windows-
based skills, 35 WPM keyboarding, good written
and verbal communication skills
Health, Wellness • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent; Personal Trainer, Group Diploma Fennell Sept
and Fitness additional selection criteria may apply Fitness Trainer, Group or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/268 • Recommended: Senior Science courses Fitness Instructor, Fitness
Facility Manager/Owner;
Massage Therapy • Grade 12 English, C or U level Registered Massage Advanced Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/469 • Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C level (M or U Therapist Diploma or Jan
level recommended)
• Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry, Biology or Physics
• Additional selection criteria may apply
• Language fluency requirements must be met for
applicants
Medical Radiation • Completion of the OSSD (or equivalent) and Medical Radiation Degree, Institute Sept
Sciences 6 Grade 12 U or M courses including: ENG4U, Technologist, Radiography, Advanced for Applied
mohawkcollege.ca/729 MHF4U (Advanced Functions), MCV4U (Calculus (MRT)(R), Radiation Diploma Health
& Vectors), SBI4U (Biology), SCH4U (Chemistry) therapy(MRT)(T), Canadian Sciences
• Please note that you must apply via the Ontario Registered General
Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) Sonographer (CRGS),
Registered Diagnostic
Medical Sonographer
(RDMS)
*Admission to full-time programs requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED)
unless otherwise stated. Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are
available for mature applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions to read more.
34 MOHAWK COLLEGEPROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Nursing (BScN) C • CASPer™ Test Registered Nurse Degree Institute Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/731 • Applicants directly from Ontario Secondary School: for Applied
- Meet the McMaster English proficiency Health
requirements Sciences
- English 4U
- One of: Advanced Functions 4U, Calculus
4U and Vectors 4U or Mathematics of Data
Management 4U
- Biology 4U
- Chemistry 4U
- Two additional Grade 12 4U or M courses to total 6
- A minimum of 75% is required in each of
Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and English
- Applicants must have attended NO
postsecondary education prior to application
- Meet McMaster English proficiency requirements
• OR Completion of a full Pre-Health Sciences
program that consists of:
- 2 Biology
- 2 Chemistry
- 2 Mathematics
- 2 English equivalent to high school grade 12 U
level, 2 other courses
- Within one year of the anticipated start date to
the Nursing BScN program.
- A minimum 75% average is required. Please
note: 75% is required in each of Biology,
Chemistry, Mathematics and English.
- No exemption credit will be granted in the
program for Pre-Health Sciences courses.
- If graduates from a Pre-Health Sciences
program have completed any university course
work, the admission decision will be based
solely on their university course work.
- See program webpage for acceptable
Pre-Health Programs and other important
admission details.
• OR Applicants not applying directly from
secondary school or community college Pre-
Health Sciences program require:
- Cumulative average of at least B- (70%) in all
University degree credit courses taken
- Minimum of 12 units with final grades or
equivalent is required
- University degree credit courses completed
prior to admission will be assessed for
advanced credit following admission to the
program.
- Admission will be based solely on University
course work.
Applicants are encouraged to review the program website for post-admission requirements, such as police checks, field placement/clinical
requirements and equipment purchases. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/careertools to learn more about careers and research career requirements,
including physical standards, additional certifications, tests, etc. C = competitive program, see page 76 for details.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 35AREAS OF STUDY
Health
PROGRAM ADMISSION* CAREER OPTIONS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS START
Occupational • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Occupational Therapist Diploma Institute Sept
Therapist Assistant • Grade 11 or 12 Biology, C or U Assistant (OTA), for Applied
and Physiotherapist • Grade 11 or 12 Physics or Chemistry, C or U Physiotherapist Assistant Health
Assistant C • Health Occupation Aptitude Examination
(PTA), Combined OTA/PTA Sciences
mohawkcollege.ca/746 (HOAE); some courses require students to be 18
years of age
• Recommended: related volunteer experience
Personal Support • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Personal Support Worker Certificate Institute Sept
Worker • Grade 10 Mathematics, D (Academic) or P for Applied or Jan
mohawkcollege.ca/110 (Applied) level Health
Sciences
OR
Wentworth
Heights OR
Six Nations
Polytechnic
– Brantford
Pharmacy • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Registered Pharmacy Diploma Institute Sept
Technician C • Grade 11 Mathematics, minimum C (M or U Technician for Applied
mohawkcollege.ca/407 recommended) Health
• Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry Sciences
• Grade 11 or 12 Biology
• Recommended: good computer and Windows-
based skills, and 35 WPM keyboarding
Practical Nursing and • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Registered Practical Nurse Diploma Institute Sept
Practical Nursing • Grade 11 or 12 Mathematics, C, M or U level (M for Applied or Jan
with Aboriginal or U recommended) Health
Communities C • 2 Grade 11 or 12 Sciences, C or U level in Sciences
biology, chemistry, or physics OR Six
mohawkcollege.ca/715
Nations
• 85% – 88% cumulative recommended average in
Polytechnic
the required courses to be competitive
– Brantford
• Health Occupation Aptitude Examination (HOAE)
Pre-Health Sciences • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
Pathway to Advanced • Grade 11 Mathematics, C, M or U or equivalent
Diplomas and Degrees • Recommended: Senior Chemistry
mohawkcollege.ca/339
Pre-Health Sciences • Grade 12 English, C or U equivalent Further education Certificate Fennell Sept
Pathway to • Recommended: Grade 10 Mathematics, D or P or Jan
Certificates and level or equivalent
Diplomas
mohawkcollege.ca/340
Recreation Therapy • Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent (70% Recreation Therapist Diploma Fennell Sept
mohawkcollege.ca/283 guideline)
• Recommended: related volunteer experience
*Admission to full-time programs requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED)
unless otherwise stated. Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are
available for mature applicants. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/admissions to read more.
36 MOHAWK COLLEGE“Mohawk will always
have a place in my heart
because it helped me
find my calling. Mohawk
gives students a passion
for the field and instilled
confidence in us.”
Miranda Ferrier
President & Founder, Ontario
Personal Support Workers
Association, President, Canadian
Support Workers Association
Graduate, Personal Support Worker
Program
Mohawk College Distinguished
Fellow – Honorary Diploma
PHOTO ABOVE: Mohawk Personal Support Worker (PSW) students specializing in
geriatric care complete their entire program at The Village of Wentworth Heights
retirement and long-term care residence. This community campus includes a
classroom, labs, a student lounge and a mock apartment identical to those at the
long-term care facility. In this ‘living classroom’ students learn and gain real-world
experience while providing residents with the care they need.
Applicants are encouraged to review the program website for post-admission requirements, such as police checks, field placement/clinical
requirements and equipment purchases. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/careertools to learn more about careers and research career requirements,
including physical standards, additional certifications, tests, etc. C = competitive program, see page 76 for details.
MOHAWK COLLEGE 37AREAS OF STUDY
Preparatory Studies Preparatory Studies
Programs
Mohawk offers a variety of preparatory PROGRAM PAGE
programs that prepare students for Academic Upgrading 39
the workplace or further college and Applied Music Preparatory 26
university level programs. Students can Art and Design Foundations 26
Career Pathways 39
explore possible areas of interest while
Community Integration
developing writing, research, math, through Co-operative 39
Education (CICE)
academic and critical thinking skills. General Arts and Science
39
(College Transfer)
It’s not too late! In grade 11 or 12, students make course
General Arts and Science
selections not knowing where their interests may take them 39
(University Transfer)
in the future. In our preparatory programs students can earn
General Arts and Science –
missing prerequisites and re-open many doors. 39
English for Academic Purposes
Mature students—welcome back! Maybe you took some time Human Services Foundation 30
off after high school and are ready to return to school. For Mechanical Techniques
51
mature learners, General Arts and Science offers a welcome (Cabinetry)
refresher for students interested in getting back in the books. Mechanical Techniques
(Electrical Monitoring and 51
Find your path! In the General Arts and Science program, students Systems)
can explore options while searching for an area of interest that Mechanical Techniques
inspires them. Choose from a wide selection of course options 51
(Plumbing)
for future studies in business, health, social sciences, human Mechanical Techniques
services and other college and university programs. 52
(Welding and Fabrication)
Motive Power Fundamentals 52
Office Administration –
23
General
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway
to Advanced Diplomas and 36
Degrees
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to
36
Certificates and Diplomas
Pre-Justice 30
Pre-Media and Entertainment 27
Pre-Technology 46
PHOTO ABOVE: Students working in a computer lab on campus.
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