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Winter/Spring 2020
Course Catalogue
• Career Vocational Training
• Workplace Certification
• General Interest
& Personal Development
Winter/Spring 2020 Table of Contents
Certificate Programs & Courses:
Administrative office Assistant Program.. ..................................................................... 3
Administrative office Assistant Program – Financial Option................................. 3
Computer Accounting.......................................................................................................... 3
Business Program Courses & Computer Applications.......................................... 4-6
Dental Reception Program. . ................................................................................................ 7
Early Childhood Education.. ............................................................................................ 8-9
Education Assistant Program........................................................................................... 10
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FoodSafe. . ................................................................................................................................. 11
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Forklift Operator Safety Training. . ................................................................................... 11
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Building Service Worker..................................................................................................... 11
Professional Advanced Reflexology Program: Foot Module................................ 11
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Teaching English as a Second Language ( TESL) Certificate.. ............................... 11
Continuing Education.........................................................................12-13
General interest & Personal Development:
Pilates........................................................................................................................................ 14
Downsizing and Clearing Clutter (Or How to Organize Your Life).................... 14
Meditation - The Science and the Art . . ......................................................................... 14
Computers for Absolute Beginners............................................................................... 14
Colour Theory 101................................................................................................................ 15
Design and Decorate Your Dream Room.. ................................................................... 15
Colour for Home, Health and Beauty............................................................................ 15
The Essentials of Aromatherapy . . .................................................................................... 15
Pure & Simple Soap Making!.. ........................................................................................... 15
Caffeine Skincare Routine.. ................................................................................................ 16
All-Natural Hair Care............................................................................................................ 16
The Friendly Gardener........................................................................................................ 16
Energy Healing ..................................................................................................................... 16
How to Write and Publish Your Own Book in 40 Days........................................... 16
Introduction to Your Digital Camera............................................................................. 17
Digital DSLRs and CSCs. . .................................................................................................... 17
Advanced Photography.. .................................................................................................... 17
Adobe Photoshop.. ............................................................................................................... 17
SWIS: Settlement Workers in Schools..................................................... 17
Photography for Birders..................................................................................................... 18
Discover Yourself & Change Your Life Through Writing......................................... 18
Find Your Best Life & Career.............................................................................................. 18
See page 12 & 13 Learn to Play Bridge. . ........................................................................................................... 18
Sewing.. ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Beginners Family History - Introduction to Genealogy......................................... 19
Beginners Family History (Hands on Tutorial).. .......................................................... 20
The Art of Effective Conversation.. ................................................................................. 20
Retirement Income Planning & Taxation of Your Estate 2019............................. 20
SWIS: Settlement The Do’s and Don’ts for Those 1-15 Years Prior to Retirement .. ......................... 20
How to Start a Small Business.. ........................................................................................ 21
Workers in Schools Travel Apps You Need To Know Before You Go On Holiday................................. 21
See page 17 How To Efficiently Pack For Your Holiday.................................................................... 21
Travel Basics: What You Need To Know To Plan Your Own Trip........................... 21
How To Stay Safe And Healthy When You Travel...................................................... 21
Spanish.. ..............................................................................................................................21-22
Red Cross Babysitting for 11 Years Old +.. ................................................................... 22
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Career Training & Education - Credit Courses
Business Programs ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
ASSISTANT: FINANCIAL OPTION
Today’s job market demands up-to-date business skills. In order to enter the
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ASSISTANT workforce or change careers you must have a solid foundation in basic skills.
Today’s job market demands up-to-date business skills. In order to enter This program has been designed to prepare you for today’s office or for
the workforce or change careers you must have a solid foundation in basic advanced training. If you are keen to focus on bookkeeping or accounting,
skills. This program has been designed to prepare you for today’s office and would like to take a more specialized approach to the Administrative
or for advanced training. Office Assistant certificate, then this is the program for you.
Admission Requirements: Grade 12 or mature student Admission Requirements: Grade 12 or mature student (over 19 and out
(over 19 and out of school for one year) of school for one year) PLUS touch control of the keyboard with 20 net wpm.
Duration: approximately 9 weeks - minimum 250 hours Duration: approximately 9 weeks – minimum 256 hours
(9:00-4:00 pm with evening options available for some courses)
Administrative Office Assistant: Financial Option Courses
Administrative Office Assistant Program Courses (16 core courses required – with some evening and Saturday options)
(15 core courses required – with some evening and Saturday options)
• Introduction to MS Windows 10
• Introduction to MS Windows 10 • Business English & Communications
• Business English & Communications • Business Systems & Procedures
• Business Systems & Procedures • Bookkeeping 1
• Computer Keyboarding 1 • Introduction to Computerized Bookkeeping
• Computer Keyboarding 2 • Computer Keyboarding 2 – Financial Option
• MS Word 2013 (Level 1) • MS Word 2013 (Level 1)
• MS Word 2013 (Level 2) FREE Administrative Assistant
• MS Word 2013 (Level 2)
• MS Excel 2013 (Level 1) & Accounting Program
• MS Excel 2013 (Level 1)
• MS Excel 2013 (Level 2) Information Sessions:
• MS Excel 2013 (Level 2)
• MS Outlook 2013 Wed. November 20, 7 pm • MS Outlook 2013
• MS Access 2013 Wed. February 19, 7 pm • MS Access 2013
• MS PowerPoint 2013
Call to register! • MS PowerPoint 2013
• Employment Preparation • Employment Preparation
• Super Host • Super Host Fundamentals
• Social Media for Business • Social Media for Business
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING PROGRAM
There is a constant and ongoing demand for qualified bookkeepers.
Your employment options will expand with a Computer Accounting
Certificate that is recognized by the Canadian Payroll Association.
Qualified bookkeepers are in demand and today’s employers require
up-to-date training and skill sets. You will learn the core principles
and theories in accounting that will enable you to transfer and
cross-over these skills to other accounting programs.
Admission Requirements: Grade 12 or mature student (over 19 and out
of school for one year) PLUS touch control of the keyboard with 20 net wpm
Computer Accounting Program Courses
(7 core courses required with 2 optional courses)
• Bookkeeping 1
• Accounting 2
• Accounting 3
• Introduction to MS Windows 10
• MS Excel 2013 Level 1
• Sage 50 (Simply Accounting) Level 1
• Sage 50 (Simply Accounting) Level 2
• MS Excel 2013 Level 2 (optional)
• Employment Preparation (optional)
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Business Program Courses
& Computer Applications
BOOKKEEPING 1
This course is designed to introduce the student to the basic concepts of
accounting and to set a foundation for the understanding of accounting
theory and practice. It will introduce students to the accounting cycle from
setting up the chart of accounts to the calculating and presentation of
financial statements. The course will show how different items are classified
into asset: liability, equity, revenue and expense accounts. It will also show
how to do a bank reconciliation and how to setup and use petty cash.
Bring a hand calculator.
33550 M/W/F Jan 13-Feb 19 12:30 -2:30 pm
No class Feb 17
43550 M/W/F Apr 6-May 15 12:30 -2:30 pm
No class Apr 10 & 13
ACCOUNTING 3
34351 T/Th Jan 7-Feb 27 7:00-9:00 pm Continue learning about more advanced accounting principles including
$469/16 sessions Textbook: $185 applications for merchandising firms and calculating inventory by both
perpetual and periodic systems. The classified balance sheet and income
44351 M/W Apr 15-Jun 10 7:00-9:00 pm statement are explained as is asset evaluation and an introduction for ration
No class May 18 analysis. Bad debts and unearned revenues are also examined.
$469/16 sessions Textbook: $185 Bring a hand calculator.
Textbooks: uses the same books as Bookkeeping 1 and Accounting 2.
ACCOUNTING 2 35371 M/W Jan 6-Feb 24 7:00-9:00 pm
This course centers on the practical application of what was learned in No class Feb 17
Bookkeeping and introduces topics dealing with payroll, government 45370 T/Th Mar 31-May 14 12:30-2:30 pm
remittances and the special journals for sales and expenses. $399/14 sessions
45371 T/Th May 12-Jun 25 7:00-9:00 pm
Topics to be covered include:
$399/14 sessions
• Calculating payroll taxes: income tax CPP and E.I.
• Employers expenses and responsibility of payroll taxes
SAGE 50 - SIMPLY ACCOUNTING LEVEL 1
• Remittance to the government of payroll taxes
Introduction to computerized bookkeeping for general ledger, accounts
• Some of the laws affecting payroll payable, payroll, inventory, and job cost applications. Includes conversion
• Calculating the GST and PST from manual records, and accounting for GST. Please bring a personal flash
• The use of subsidiary ledgers for Accounts drive to save your work.
Receivable and Accounts Payable 34104 Sa Feb 22-Mar 7 9:00 am-3:30 pm
• Gross sales and sales returns and discounts 44104 Sa May 2-23 9:00 am-3:30 pm
• Purchases and purchase returns and discounts No class May 16
• The use of the synoptic journal $349/3 sessions Textbook: $65
Bring a hand calculator.
SAGE 50 (SIMPLY ACCOUNTING) LEVEL 2
Textbooks: uses the same books as Bookkeeping 1.
Prerequisite: Sage 50 - Simply Accounting Level 1 or equivalent
35360 M/W/F Feb 21-Mar 18 12:30-2:30 pm experience. Please bring a personal flash drive to save your work.
45360 M/W/F May 20-Jun 15 12:30-2:30 pm 34105 Sa Apr 4-25 9:00 am-3:30 pm
No class Apr 11
45361 T/Th Mar 31-May 7 7:00-9:00 pm
44105 Sa May 30-Jun 13 9:00 am-3:30 pm
$369/12 sessions
$349/3 sessions Textbook: $65
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BUSINESS ENGLISH & COMMUNICATION EMPLOYMENT PREPARATION
You will learn to produce effective business correspondence. Students will achieve skills in resume writing and preparation, creative
and critical thinking, job search strategies and interviewing techniques.
Topics include: grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, proof-reading
Students will complete this course with knowledge and materials for an
and various types of written office communications.
active job search; possessing an effective, professional looking resume.
Textbook: same as Business Systems.
34010 M-W Mar 9-11 12:30-4:00 pm
34000 M-F Jan 13-Feb 7 2:30 -4:00 pm Mar 11 9:00-11:30 am
44000 M-F Apr 6-May 5 2:30 -4:00 pm $209/4 sessions
No class Apr 10 & 13
44010 Th-F Jun 4-5 9:00-4:00 pm
$439/20 sessions Textbook: $85 $209/2 sessions
BUSINESS SYSTEMS & PROCEDURES
You will learn standard principles and procedures for front office INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERIZED BOOKKEEPING
operations. Emphasis on: front office duties and skills, telephone This course will provide an introduction to Sage 50 - Simply Accounting and
techniques, internet usage, handling mail, payables, receivables, will use the journals and reports from Bookkeeping 1.
banking service, filing techniques and computer usage. Shares Prerequisite: Bookkeeping 1 or equivalent, touch control of the computer
textbook with Business English and Communication. keyboard and Introduction to Windows, or equivalent.
34020 M-F Feb 10-Mar 2 2:30-4:00 pm 34355 M-W Mar 16-18 9:00-11:30 am
No class Feb 17 44355 T-Th Jun 9-11 9:00-11:30 am
44020 M-F May 6-27 2:30-4:00 pm $169/3 sessions
No class May 18
$329/15 sessions INTRODUCTION TO MS WINDOWS 10
This course provides an opportunity to discover the capabilities of this
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 1 multi-tasking Operating System. You will examine input, output and storage
This course offers an introduction to the computer keyboard, devices, and learn how Windows® 10 manages both files and folders.
its operation and the development of proper touch control. Computer terminology as well as Application Software will be discussed.
Individually computer managed – instructor led. This course is a prerequisite for taking MS Office 2013 courses.
34044 M-F Jan 13-24 12:30-2:30 pm 34111 F Jan 10 9:00-3:00 pm
44044 M-F Apr 6-21 12:30-2:30 pm 34112 Sa Jan 11 9:00-3:00 pm
No class Apr 10 & 13 44111 F Apr 3 9:00-3:00 pm
$259/10 sessions 44112 Sa Apr 4 9:00-3:00 pm
$89/1 session
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 2
As a self-directed student working at your own pace, you will develop MS ACCESS 2013
increased speed and accuracy. Emphasis will be on development of proper What is DBMS? Come and find out as you explore the powers of this data
work habits, proof reading skills and speed by up to 20wpm. management tool. You will learn to prepare and modify tables, view
Prerequisite: Computer Keyboarding 1 or equivalent. forms, queries and reports. A relational database is a ‘must have’ for large
34051 M-F Jan 27-Feb 14 12:30-2:30 pm organizations and this introductory course will teach you the basics of this
very powerful program.
44051 M-F Apr 22-May 12 12:30-2:30 pm
Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows or previous experience and touch
$369/15 sessions control of the computer keyboard.
34235 M-F Mar 2 12:30-2:30 pm
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING 2 (AOA FINANCIAL OPTION)
This individually computer managed course will develop speed and Mar 3-6 12:30-4:00 pm
accuracy for those with proper touch control of the computer keyboard. The 44235 Th-W May 28 12:30-2:30 pm
course emphasizes development of proper work habits, proof reading skills, May 29-Jun 3 12:30-4:00 pm
and development of speed by up to 20 wpm.
$299/5 sessions Textbook: $25
Prerequisite: touch control of the computer keyboard and 20 wpm.
34050 T/Th Jan 14-Feb 13 12:30-2:30 pm
44050 T/Th Apr 7-May 7 12:30-2:30 pm
$259/10 sessions
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MS EXCEL 2013 LEVEL 1
Become proficient in using Excel, a “must have skill” for office to warehouse MS WORD 2013 LEVEL 1
personnel. Using Microsoft® certified manuals, master essential skills, to create
professional and functional spreadsheets. This popular and user friendly Master MS Word essentials, a “must have skill” for office to warehouse
program is used to calculate and analyze data such as budgets, expenditures, personnel, to create professional looking documents. In this
financial forecasts and to also convert this data into charts and graphs. Learn comprehensive program, you will be using Microsoft® certified manuals
how to efficiently use the ribbon to create worksheets, input numbers and text, to learn how to efficiently use the ribbon to format and edit documents,
format columns and rows, specify calculations creating formulas and values, password protect documents, apply text and paragraph styles, set tabs,
compile and sort database lists, link information from different spreadsheets, indents, section breaks, bullets and lists, create tables, columns and text
create charts and graphs and so much more. Course length: 20 hours boxes, insert and manipulate pictures and shapes, add watermarks, headers,
Prerequisite: touch control of the computer keyboard, Introduction to footers and much more. Course length: 22 hours.
Windows or equivalent.
34265 M-F Jan 13-24 9:00-11:30 am
34141 M-F Feb 5-14 9:00 -11:30 am
44265 M-F Apr 6-21 9:00-11:30 am
44141 M-F May 1-12 9:00 -11:30 am No class Apr 10 & 13
$359/8 sessions TEXT: $25
$446/10 sessions TEXT: $25
34142 M/W Jan 20-Feb 10 6:30-9:30 pm
34271 T/Th Jan 14-Feb 6 6:30-9:30 pm
44142 M/W May 4-27 6:30-9:30 pm
No class May 18 44271 T/Th May 5-28 6:30-9:30 pm
$359/7 sessions TEXT: $25 $446/8 sessions TEXT: $25
34272 Sa Feb 8-Mar 7 9:00-3:00 pm
MS EXCEL 2013 LEVEL 2
44272 Sa Apr 18-May 30 9:00-3:00 pm
Building on skills learned in MS Excel Level 1 and using Microsoft® certified
manuals, explore advanced functions such as conditional and custom No class May 16
formatting, use of advanced filters, using Macros, advanced chart elements, $446/5 sessions TEXT: $25
pivot tables, lookup functions and much more. Course length: 15 hours
Prerequisite: MS Excel Level 1 or equivalent.
MS WORD 2013 LEVEL 2
34143 M-F Feb 18-25 9:00-11:30 am Building on skills learned in MS Word Level 1 and using Microsoft® certified
44143 M-F May 13-21 9:00-11:30 am manuals, explore advanced functions such as setting and tracking changes,
No class May 18 comparing and combining documents, applying custom formatting, linking
$299/6 sessions TEXT: $25 text boxes, advanced document password protection, working with Building
34144 Sa Jan 11-25 9:00-2:30 pm Blocks using Quick Parts, creating mail merges, online forms, creating a
$299/3 sessions TEXT: $25 table of content, index, table of figures and Authorities and much more.
Course length: 20 hours.
MS OUTLOOK 2013 Prerequisite: MS Word 2013 Level 1 or equivalent experience.
In this course, learn the many facets of Outlook. This powerful program is not
just for email but also used as an efficient personal management system. Using 34270 M-F Jan 27-Feb 4 9:00-11:30 am
Microsoft® certified manuals, learn how to create, send and add attachments, 44270 M-F Apr 22-30 9:00-11:30 am
manage your emails and address book, schedule appointments, meetings and
track responses, create, share and modify your calendar, use the tasks, notes and $312/7 sessions TEXT: $25
journal feature, and so much more. Course length: 17½ hours.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows, or previous experience, and touch SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS
control of the computer keyboard.
This course will provide an introduction to social media for the
34220 M-F Feb 20-28 12:30 -2:30 pm administrative office assistant. You will explore social media and network
44220 M-F May 19-27 12:30 -2:30 pm objectives, etiquette and protocol, types of content, how to write engaging
$309/7 sessions TEXT: $25 and appropriate content, and the 5 C’s of communication.
MS POWERPOINT 2013 34285 Th-T Mar 5-10 9:00-11:30 am
Learn how to easily create and manage powerful and engaging 44285 M-Th Jun 1-4 9:00-11:30 am
presentations for the workplace. Using Microsoft® certified manuals, $179/4 sessions
explore how to efficiently use the ribbon to create slides, work with text,
images, apply themes, multimedia, transition and animation elements and
so much more. Course length: 17½ hours SUPERHOST
Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows, or previous experience, Superhost is a one-day Tourism BC (go2HR) certificate program that teaches
and touch control of the computer keyboard.
front-line employees the skills and techniques that comprise the basics
34283 M-F Feb 26-Mar 4 9:00-11:30 am of service professionalism. The workshop is an effective training tool for
44283 M-F May 22-29 9:00-11:30 am anyone who is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service.
Pin and certificate issued by go2HR.
$309/6 sessions TEXT: $25
44284 Sa Feb 22-Mar 7 9:00-3:00 pm 34295 F Mar 13 9:00-3:30 pm
$309/3 sessions TEXT: $25 44295 F Jun 12 9:00-3:30 pm
$169/1 session
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Dental Reception Certificate Program
There is an ongoing demand for qualified dental receptionists.
This comprehensive program provides training which includes knowledge
and skills necessary for managing the daily operation of a dental office.
Graduates will be competent to perform front office and business record
duties specific to the dental profession.
Admission Requirements:
Grade 12 or mature student. Touch control of computer keyboard.
Attendance at an information / application session.
Must be able to pass a criminal records check prior to practicum placement.
Duration: Total hours: 177
Dental Reception Certificate Program Courses:
• Dental Program Application Session • MS Word Level 1
• Dental Reception I (offered Fall, Winter and Spring terms)
• Dental Reception II • Dental Practicum
• Introduction to MS Windows 10 • Recommended: Computer keyboarding,
(offered Fall, Winter and Spring terms) for those who do not type 50 wpm
DENTAL RECEPTION APPLICATION SESSIONS DENTAL RECEPTION PRACTICUM
Please prepare a short essay (approximately 500 words) explaining why 45403 Various dates to be negotiated with instructor
you are interested in a dental reception program and what relevant or
transferrable skills you may have. If possible, please submit this writing sample $259/ minimum 30 hours / 5 days
prior to the session for review. At the application session, our instructor will
review the program and practicum. INTRODUCTION TO MS WINDOWS 10
25410 Sa Nov 23 10:00 am-12:00 pm This course provides an opportunity to discover the capabilities of this
multi-tasking Operating System. You will examine input, output and storage
25411 Sa Jan 11 10:00 am-12:00 pm devices, and learn how Windows® 10 manages both files and folders.
FREE/1 session – Please phone to register. Computer terminology as well as Application Software will be discussed.
This course is a prerequisite for taking MS Office 2013 courses.
DENTAL RECEPTION 1 34111 F Jan 10 9:00-3:00 pm
Comprehensive introduction to the procedures required to organize the
daily operations of a dental practice. Includes an introduction to dentistry, 34112 Sa Jan 11 9:00-3:00 pm
dental anatomy, dental terminology, charting, records management, 44111 F Apr 3 9:00-3:00 pm
effective implementation of a patient recall system, appointment book
control, correspondence, communication and ethics. Students will have a 44112 Sa Apr 4 9:00-3:00 pm
complete handbook at the conclusion of Dental Reception I. $89/1 session
Prerequisite: Grade 12 or equivalent, or mature student, touch control of
computer keyboard, and approval of instructor.
MS WORD 2013 LEVEL 1
35400 M/W Jan 27-Mar 9 6:30-9:45 pm Master MS Word essentials, a “must have skill” for office to warehouse personnel,
No class Feb 17 to create professional looking documents. In this comprehensive program, you
$629/12 sessions Textbook: $185 will be using Microsoft® certified manuals to learn how to efficiently use the
ribbon to format and edit documents, password protect documents, apply text
and paragraph styles, set tabs, indents, section breaks, bullets and lists, create
DENTAL RECEPTION 2
Dental Reception 2 focuses on the effective application of financial tables, columns and text boxes, insert and manipulate pictures and shapes, add
procedures within the dental practice. Patient accounts, insurance watermarks, headers, footers and much more. Course length: 25 hours
claims and payment reconciliation, estimates and statements. Business 34265 M-F Jan 13-24 9:00-11:30 am
accounting, payroll, bank transactions, inventory control, and disbursements
will be covered. Extensive work with Exan Power Practice, dental office 44265 M-F Apr 6-21 9:00-11:30 am
management software is also covered. Bring a calculator and text used No class Apr 10 & 13
for Level 1. $446/10 sessions TEXT: $25
35401 M/W Mar 30-Jun 24 6:30-9:45 pm 34271 T/Th Jan 14-Feb 6 6:30-9:30 pm
No class Apr 13, May 18 44271 T/Th May 5-28 6:30-9:30 pm
$1239/24 sessions $446/8 sessions TEXT: $25
34272 Sa Feb 8-Mar 7 9:00-3:00 pm
44272 Sa Apr 18-May 30 9:00-3:00 pm
No class May 16
$446/5 sessions TEXT: $25
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Early Childhood
Education Certificate
Why ECE?.... Because Kids
Don’t Come With Instructions!
The Early Childhood Education Program (ECE) prepares students to
work in a variety of early learning settings such as preschool, private
kindergarten, Strong Start, child care, or community recreation courses
for young children. Successful completion of 15 courses, including three
practicum courses, and 500 hours of work experience qualifies students
to apply for provincial licensure as an Early Childhood Educator. Licensed
graduates may ladder into post-basic diploma programs, or into Child
and Youth Care degree programs at other institutions. (Graduates do not
qualify as teachers in the public school system.)
Admission Requirements:
Secondary school (grade 12) FREE Information Sessions:
or equivalent, or acceptance
Wed. November 20 7:00 pm
under mature student status.
Wed. February 19 7:00 pm
Duration: 908 hours
Wed. June 17 7:00 pm
Application for admission Wed. August 19 7:00 pm
is required.
Call to register!
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
ECE01 & 02 Child Growth & Development I & II ECE06 & 07 Curriculum I & II
During these two courses students learn to use observation, research, These general curriculum courses support students as they learn to plan and
and documentation tools to explore expected developmental milestones execute developmentally appropriate activities for young children. Students
for children from pre-birth to eight years of age. Developmental theory begin by learning to develop and integrate traditional curriculum models, and
is reviewed, and students conduct a child study to compare their own are then encouraged to refine their observation skills and think more deeply
observations with generally accepted theories of development. as they work toward sharing and documenting pedagogical narration.
ECE03 Foundations in ECE ECE09 Guiding Behaviour
This course introduces students to the history of early childhood programs, Quality in early learning environments often depends on the relationships
and explores the current issues that affect the early childhood education field. that are developed between and among teachers and children. This course
Current issues are identified and explored from local, national, and global reviews the history of guiding behaviour and introduces a variety of
perspectives. Topics might include: children’s rights, program standards and theoretical approaches, with the aim of preparing students to use positive
regulations, assessment, and government policy regarding child care and relationships as the basis for classroom management.
early learning. ECE12 Child, Family & Community
ECE04 Health, Safety & Nutrition Students will explore the role of early childhood programs as a support to
This course supports students as they develop the skills and knowledge families in our communities. Family-centered models of care will be studied,
necessary to keep very young children safe and healthy in group situations. and particular attention will be paid to the factors that affect the development
Provincial regulations pertaining to child care are reviewed, and students are of strong and resilient families within our communities. Methods of positive
required to develop methods and resources that assist adults as they strive to communication, issues of diversity, and the early childhood educator’s overall
protect the health and safety of young children. roles and responsibilities will be explored in depth.
ECEP01-03 Practicum I / II / III
ECE05 Creative Art / ECE08 Language & Literature /
ECE10 Music & Movement / ECE11 Math, Science Practicum is a provincially mandated course requirement that provides
students with the opportunity to experience several different program
& Technology
delivery models as they practice, and improve on the skills necessary to
These four courses provide students with the tools and resources they will become skillful practitioners. RMC recognizes that a workplace practicum
need to work in any early childhood program. Students practice the practical model has become necessary for many of our students, and a process exists
skills necessary to lead developmentally appropriate activities, learn to that can support students as they meet some of the necessary practicum
articulate and communicate what the children are learning, and develop a hours within their workplace.
number of resources for use in the classroom.
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Early Childhood Education Schedule:
Daytime Or Evening/ Saturday Options
Schedule subject to change
ECE02 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT II
37100 M Jan 6-Apr 6 9:00-12:00 pm
F Jan 17 & Apr 17 9:00-3:30 pm
No class Feb 17, Mar 16 & 23, & Apr 13
37110 T Jan 7-Apr 14 6:30-9:45 pm
No class Mar 17 & 24
$569 Resource fee: $20
ECE04 HEALTH, SAFETY AND NUTRITION
17050 M-F Jul 20-24, 2020 9:00-3:30 pm
17051 M-F Jul 27-31, 2020 9:00-3:30 pm
$389 Resource fee: $20 ECE10 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
47190 T Apr 21-Jun 23 6:30-9:30 pm
3 hours field work
ECE05 CREATIVE ART
$389 Resource fee: $20
37120 Th Jan 9-Mar 12 6:30-9:30 pm
$389 Resource fee: $20
ECE11 MATH, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY
47220 W Apr 15-Jun 24 12:30-3:30 pm
ECE06 CURRICULUM 1
3 hours field work
37130 M Jan 6-Apr 6 12:30-3:30 pm
17220 M-F Jul 13-17, 2020 8:30-4:00 pm
F Feb 7 & Apr 3 9:00-3:30 pm
$469 Resource fee: $20
No class Feb 17, Mar 16 & 23, & Apr 13
$569 Resource fee: $20 Mandatory Text: $70
ECE12 CHILD, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY
47230 M Apr 20-Jun 22 9:00-3:30 pm
ECE07 CURRICULUM 2
No class May 4 &18
44170 W Apr 15-Jun 24 9:00-12:00 pm
47240 Sa Apr 18-Jun 20 9:00-2:30 pm
F May 22 & Jun 19 9:00-3:30 pm
No class Apr 11 & May 16
47180 Th Apr 2-Jun 25 6:30-9:45 pm
$569 Resource fee: $20
$569 Resource fee: $20
ECE08 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE ECEPP PRACTICUM PREPARATION
Prerequisite to Practicum I – Mandatory
37140 W Jan 8-Mar 11 12:30-3:30 pm
Library visit TBD 3 hours 27090 F Jan 24, Feb 21 & Mar 6 9:00-3:30 pm
Field trip Feb 5 3 hours $199 Resource fee: $20
17140 M-F Jul 6-10, 2020 8:30-4:00 pm
$469 Resource fee: $20 ECEP01-03 PRACTICUM I /II /III
Practicum II & III - various dates to be negotiated with Practicum
ECE09 GUIDING BEHAVIOUR Supervisor / Coordinator
37160 W Jan 8-Mar 11 9:00-12:00 pm ECE01 PRACTICUM I Mar 16-27 (8 hour days)
F Apr 1 &8 9:00-3:30 pm Practicum I - $389 Practicum II & III $499
Plus 2 observation assignments, 3 hours each
37150 Sa Jan 11-Mar 7 9:00-3:30 pm
No class Feb 15
PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL
$30 APPLICATION FEE FOR THE ECE PROGRAM
$599 Resource fee: $20
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Career Training & Education - Credit Courses
Education Assistant Program
Education Assistants work with K-12 students with special physical, behavioural, or learning needs. Ridge
Meadows College Education Assistant Program will prepare you for supporting students in mainstream,
learning assistance, resource room, English literacy, and alternate settings. The program will commence
mid-August and will be complete mid-May 2019. The program runs Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
evenings (6:30-9:30 pm) – there will be occasional Monday evenings as well – and most Saturdays (9:00 am
– 3:30 pm). A schedule will be provided to successful applicants by the end of June 2019. There will be two
weeks of Directed Observation during school hours towards the end of October, and a four week practicum
during school hours starting in late April. Cost of the program (subject to change) is approximately
$8,500.00. Payment plans are available. The program is currently not eligible for student loans.
While this is considered a part-time program, the work load is quite heavy. Regular attendance,
participation, and completion of assignments is of the utmost importance.
Application Requirements:
The Deadline for Application for Fall 2020 is FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020
Late applications may be considered once applicants who have met the deadline have been reviewed and if space remains.
There has been a demand beyond our capacity in recent years, so we recommend applying by the deadline.
• Completion of Application form – the form will be available online December 3 or can be picked up in person at the college after that date.
Our website: www.rmcollege.ca
Included with the application form, please submit:
• A hand-written, one-page letter / statement about why you feel you are a good candidate (to include any experience dealing with children, youth, or
persons with special needs)
• Two letters of reference, preferably from professionals in education, special needs programs, child care, recreation, or community service.
• Transcript or proof of Grade 12 graduation. Off shore credentials may be considered. Evidence of other post-secondary education should be included.
• A record / summary of applicable work or volunteer hours (100 hours).
• A resume is not mandatory, but useful.
Pre-Requisites:
• Completion of the application form along with supplemental documents and a $30 non-refundable application fee.
• High School Graduation – Grade 12.
• Excellent communication skills in written and spoken English
• Ability to pass a Criminal Records Check for work in the vulnerable sector – the college will run these checks upon acceptance to the program.
• 2 professional references.
• 100 hours appropriate work / volunteer experience.
Assets for Applicants:
• Volunteer or work experience with children or youth in school settings (K to 12)
• Volunteer or work experience with children, youth, or adults with special needs
• Familiarity with the various roles of education assistants in the school system
• Strong numeracy and academic aptitude
• Post-secondary courses in education, psychology, special needs, or health care
• Other training related to health care, child care, behavioural support, or home support
Selection Process:
A limited number of applicants will be accepted to the program. Class size each year is limited so selection into the program is based on a competitive
process. Application packages will be reviewed after the March 20, 2020 deadline.
Applicants are evaluated on their initial application package. Selected applicants will be screened through further written and personal interviews,
focusing on these criteria:
• Completeness of the application, including both references and hand-written letter
• Relevant work and/or volunteer experience, especially with people with special needs or in K-12 classrooms
• Strength of the hand-written statement in terms of content, clarity, and writing skills
• Related prior education and other applicable academic qualifications
• Demonstrated understanding of the role of an education assistant
• Preparedness for the program’s demanding schedule
Only applicants who will be given further consideration will be contacted by May 1.
Applications will be reviewed by a committee of program instructors and college administration.
Their decisions regarding applications are final and not subject to appeal.
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Ridge Meadows College - Winter/Spring 2020 Course CatalogueCareer Training & Education - Credit Courses
Safety Programs Professional Advanced Reflexology
FOODSAFE BASIC (LEVEL 1)
Program: Foot Module
Admission requirement: fluency in English. Reflexology is a complementary therapy that involves manipulating the feet, hands and ears
to relax and increase the circulation to any part of the body. The objective of this program is to
BC Ministry of health required sanitation program for people working in the food give clear guidelines for the student to achieve a level of professional competency in the field
service industry. Graduates are registered with the BC Ministry of Health and will of Reflexology.
receive a Food Safe Certificate. Please bring picture ID to the class. Pick up your
FoodSafe Manual one week before the start date for pre-reading. REFLEXOLOGY INFORMATION SESSION
33060 Sa Jan 11 8:30 am-4:30 pm Meet the instructor and have your questions answered regarding certification under The
33070 Sa Feb 1 8:30 am-4:30 pm Reflexology Association of BC.
43060 Sa Apr 18 8:30 am-4:30 pm 25777 T Dec 3 7:00 pm
43070 Sa Jun 6 8:30 am-4:30 pm 35777 T Mar 3 7:00 pm
$84/1 session $25 Book and Certificate Fee FREE/1 session – Please phone to register.
FORKLIFT OPERATOR CERTIFICATE MODULE 1
Employer recognized, BC Safety Council approved lift truck operator training/ We will go into the theory and concentrates on the practice of foot reflexology and endeavor
safety program. Theory with hands-on training is WorkSafe and and CSA to understand and practice the basic ideals and techniques, as well as the definition, benefits,
compliant. Students are required to meet the health criteria required for motor effects and theories, and how it relieves stress and tension. Through hands-on practice we
vehicle licensing, fluency in written and spoken English. Steel toed boots are will be well versed with the reflex points in the feet that correspond to every area of the body.
recommended. Manual should be picked up at Ridge Meadows College for pre- Upon completion, you will be able to complete a foot reflexology session on a client. Setting
reading. Certificate will be issued upon successful completion of theoretical and up a reflexology business and practice at a professional level are also studied. Course materials
practical portions of the program. provided. 20 Classroom Hours.
33100 Sa Feb 8 8:30 am-4:30 pm 37000 Sa Jan 11-25 9:30 am-4:30 pm
43100 Sa Apr 4 8:30 am-4:30 pm 47000 Sa Apr 4-25 9:30 am-4:30 pm
43110 Sa May 9 8:30 am-4:30 pm No class Apr 11
43120 Sa Jun 13 8:30 am-4:30 pm $395/3 sessions
$189/1 session $30 Book and Certificate Fee
MODULE 2
BUILDING SERVICE WORKER In module 2, we will study human anatomy, system disorders and how to work on
If you are changing careers or entering the work force, and are seeking them. Referral areas, foot conditions and contraindications are explained. This module
employment in a growing industry, then our Building Service Worker (BSW) concentrates on preparing you to write the Professional Reflexologist Provincial
program is the right fit for you! In both the public and private sector, there is a Certification Exam for the Reflexology Association of B.C. (If the Student chooses upon
growing demand for certified BSW’s that know how to perform the job in a safe, completion of the course to join the RABC and write the exam they must complete 60
competent and professional manner. Our 3 week BSW comprehensive program, Reflexology sessions on their own). Course materials provided. 20 Classroom Hours
provides students with classroom and technical training including practical 37001 Sa Feb 1-22 9:30 am-4:30 pm
hands on cleaning practice and experience using various cleaning equipment.
No class Feb 15
Students will be taught all aspects of cleaning inclusive of sanitation, proper
chemical handling, floor maintenance inclusive of stripping, waxing and buffing 47001 Sa May 2-23 9:30 am-4:30 pm
floors, carpet maintenance, safety procedures and Workplace Hazardous Materials No class May 16
Information System (WHIMIS). Upon successful completion of this program, $395/3 sessions
students will receive a BSW and WHIMIS certificate. Admission requirements:
Grade 10 (or equivalent), fluency in English.
About the instructor: Ron Leibel - RABC Approved Reflexology Teacher. Ron has
instructed Reflexology Courses since 2002 at Langara College, Vancouver School
33410 M-F Feb 18-Mar 9 6:00 -10:00 pm Board, Kwantlen University College, Surrey College, Vancouver Community College,
43410 M-F Apr 6-28 6:00 -10:00 pm North Shore Continuing Education, Burnaby Continuing Education, Port Moody
No class Apr 10 & 13 Community Services, Coquitlam Continuing Education, West Vancouver Community
Learning, Metro College and Advanced Reflexology Institute. He was President of the
43420 M-F Jun 1-19 6:00 -10:00 pm Reflexology Association of British Columbia for 6 years and is currently on the board
$589/15 sessions $40 Materials, BSW & WHMIS Manual of directors. He has practiced full-time reflexology since 1993.
Teaching English As A Second Language (TESL) Certificate
Graduates of this intensive 120-hour program may find ESL teaching positions in the international marketplace, private language schools and in private tutoring.
Prerequisite: admission to TESL program, see TESL Application session.
APPLICATION SESSION CLASS SCHEDULE
Admission requirements: min. grade 12 diploma or equivalent, completed 37680 T/Th Jan 21-Mar 12 6:30-9:30 pm
application form including English skills test, and satisfactory standard of T/Th Mar 31-May 21 6:30-9:30 pm
English. Applicants for admission must be at least 20 years of age, and have
a standard of education that allows entry to higher education in their own
$1499/32 sessions Book fees: $150
country. International students should have one of the following scores: Min. 24 hour practicum: dates and location to be negotiated with
TOEFL 590, Grade B Cambridge, or VEC Level 6B Average. instructor.
37690 Th Jan 9 7:00 -9:00 pm
Free/1 session
www.rmcollege.ca Phone: 604-466-6555 Fax: 604-463-5437 11Continuing Education - Your Gateway to Success!
REGISTRATION DATES FOR SPRING 2020
Drop in Registration (no apt. necessary) Jan 20 - 31, 2020
(Monday to Thursday 11:00 - 7:00 • Friday 9:00-3:00)
After Feb. 1, Registration by Appointment Only by calling 604-466-6555
First Day of Classes Mon/Wed - Feb 3, 2020 • Tue/Thurs - Feb 4, 2020
Classes End June 11, 2020
High School Graduation and Upgrading Courses
Monday/Wednesday Monday/Wednesday Tuesday/Thursday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
English Studies 12 Anatomy & Physiology 12 (Bi 12) Social Justice 12
Composition 10 & Literary Studies 10 (EN10)* English Studies 12 Chemistry 11
English Foundations 7 ** Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 **
Anatomy & Physiology 12 (Bi 12) 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Tuesday/Thursday Workplace Math 11**
English Foundations 1 – 4 **
9:00 am – 12:00 pm Foundations of Math 11**
Pre-calculus 11 & 12 **
Writing Foundations 4 – 7 Chemistry 12
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm Workplace Math 11 **
English Foundations 5-7 ** Foundations of Math 11 ** * There may a book deposit of $50/$75 for most courses offered.
Please confirm with Academic Advisor.
Life Sciences 11 (Bi 11) Literary Studies 11 (EN11) ** Workbook charges apply $30
Pre-Calculus 11 ** Creative Writing 11 (EN11) Classes will run dependent on sufficient enrollment.
Online Classes with Teacher Led Office Hours and Tutoring
The classes listed below will feature a blend of online learning with weekly office hours and class specific tutorials. Students can work from home
at any time and if they choose, attend office hours to work with course instructor and have specific questions answered.
The following courses offer office hours at Riverside Centre (20575 Thorne Ave, Maple Ridge)
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 8:30-10:00 am, Monday and Wednesday 12:30-2:00 pm and Wednesday 6:00-7:30 pm
Career Life Education 10; Social Studies 10; Explorations SS11; History 12-20th Century World; Comparative World Religions 12; Geography 12; Law Studies 12
Monday & Wednesday 6:30-8:00 pm
Composition, Literary Studies & Creative Writing 10; Literary Studies 11; Creative Writing 12
Tuesday 6:00-7:30 pm
Physics 11; Physics 12
For additional details about our course offerings, please visit our website @ http://ce.sd42.ca
Have a question? Email: ce@sd42.ca
Register in person at Riverside Centre!
20575 Thorne Avenue, Maple Ridge, BC
(2 blocks south of Lougheed Hwy between 203rd & 207th)
604-466-6555Connected Learning Community, our Online School
Learning anywhere, any time!
• Are you a “self starter”?
• Do you work well independently?
• Are you diligent about time management
and meeting deadlines? For more information, visit our website
An advisor will help you to determine @ https://clc.sd42.ca
if online learning is an option for you! An Academic Advisor is available to guide
adult learners or students from outside of SD42
Available Online Courses – Winter/Spring 2020 interested in online learning. Call to book an
appointment 604-466-6555
CAREER LIFE EDUCATION ENGLISH 12
• Career Life Education 10 (4cr) • English Studies 12
• Career Life Education 10A (2cr) HOME ECONOMICS MATH 11 SCIENCE 11 SOCIAL STUDIES 11
• Career Life Education 10B (2cr) • Child Development • Foundations 11 • Chemistry 11 • Explorations Social Studies 11
• Career Life Connections 12 (4cr) & Caregiving 12* • Pre-Calculus 11 • Life Sciences 11 (BI-11) SOCIAL STUDIES 12
ENGLISH 10 • Housing & Living • Workplace 11
• Physics 11 • Comparative World Religions 12
Environments 12*
• Composition & Creative Writing 10 MATH 12 • Geography 12 – Physical
HUMANITIES SCIENCE 12
• Composition & Literary Studies 10 • Calculus 12
• Psychology 11 • Anatomy & Physiology 12 (BI-12) • History 12 – 20th Century World
• Composition & New Media 10 • Foundations 12
• Psychology 12 • Chemistry 12 • Law Studies 12
ENGLISH 11 • Pre-Calculus 12
MATH 10 • Physics 12 • Social Justice 12
• Composition 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
• Foundations
• Creative Writing 11 & Pre-Calculus 10 • Physical & Health Ed 10 SOCIAL STUDIES 10
• Literary Studies 11 • Workplace 10 • Active Living 11 • Social Studies 10 * Subject to availability
Foundations Program
The Literacy Foundations program is designed to help you improve
your skills in English in preparation for employment and/or further studies
Notes for Foundations Classes
at the grade 10, 11 and 12 levels. If you need to improve your skills in any 1. Students must make an appointment with
an advisor to register.
of these areas, this program is for you!
2. New students may be given an assessment
before registering.
Available Foundations Courses – Winter/Spring 2020 3. Students will progress through the Foundations
• Literacy Foundations English Language Arts Levels 1 - 4 program at varying rates according to a number
• Literacy Foundations English Language Arts Levels 5 - 7 of factors including: previous education, hours
of attendance, and how often skills are practiced
• Literacy Foundations English Language Arts Levels 4 - 7 - Companion Writing
on a daily basis outside the classroom.
ce.sd42.ca/classes/foundation-program
EDUCATION GUARANTEE FOR GRADUATED ADULTS
The BC Government and the Ministry of Education have announced that effective September 1, 2017
Graduated Adults* will be able to take High School Credit courses tuition-free**. * Proof of BC residency is required.
If not born in Canada, proof of status
The following fees remain: in Canada is also required.
· $30.00 Student Service Fee (non-refundable) · $50.00/$75.00 Textbook Deposits (refundable) ** Some courses still require a course
tuition fee for graduated adults.
· $30.00 Workbook fee (non-refundable) · $750.00 International Students See your academic advisor for details.General Interest & Personal Development - Non Credit
General Interest
& Personal Development
PILATES MEDITATION - THE SCIENCE AND THE ART:
Pilates is a form of exercise designed to stretch & strengthen the body HEARTFULNESS MEDITATION WORKSHOP
using the concepts of “core” strength and stability. In this course, you will Heartfulness is a modern and practical way to experience the benefits of
learn proper body alignment to achieve muscular balance which makes meditation. A simple and subtle practice, it connects each of us with the
for a healthy spine, stronger abs and better posture. All exercises have light and love in our hearts. This 3 session workshop will have experiential
modifications which make the workout safe & challenging for everyone. sessions of relaxation, meditation and a rejuvenating yogic technique
You will see & feel results very quickly. Please bring a yoga mat, towel that help clear away mental and emotional blocks and support living
& water. Beginners welcome! in the present. Presentations cover the health benefits of meditation
including our physical, mental and emotional well-being. This practice
With Kathy White, professional trainer and STOTT Pilates
Certified since 2003. includes sitting comfortably for 15 to 20 minutes in silence with closed
eyes. Each session includes a Q & A. Heartfulness meditation is always
30000 W Jan 8-Mar 11 6:30 -7:30 pm
free of charge and open to everyone over the age of 15.
40000 W Apr 1-Jun 3 6:30 -7:30 pm
30003 W Feb 19-Mar 4 7:00-8:30 pm
$83/10 sessions $10 drop-in fee $10/3 sessions Note: administrative fee charged by College
Presenters: Dr. Aravind Ravindran, Consultant Interventional and
Diagnostic Radiologist, Fraser Health;Heartfulness trainer and
DOWNSIZING AND CLEARING CLUTTER practitioner. Aravind has practiced Heartfulness Meditation for over
(OR HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR LIFE) 20 years and traveled throughout North America and India to attend
Heartfulness seminars and to expand his knowledge and deepen his
WITH SIMPLIFIED SOLUTIONS
experience with this meditation practice. Aravind is an excellent speaker
Sorting, organizing, discarding and de-cluttering are all important skills and very knowledgeable on the subject of this course.
to manage and de-stress your day-to-day life. If you find that you live
Lou-Anne Bryant, HTIP, Heartfulness trainer and practitioner. Lou-Anne
with too many possessions and need to scale down, you are not alone.
has also practiced Heartfulness for over twenty years and traveled in
You can gain mastery over the possessions that are taking over your
Canada, the US and India to seminars and meditation events to broaden
space, your garage and your life. Organization specialist, Wesley Brown, her knowledge and experience.
makes it fun and challenging for you to learn to sort, value and organize
belongings so that you can more easily distribute and discard what is no
COMPUTERS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS
longer needed. It takes great discipline to let go and take the necessary
Now is the time to enter the world of computers. If you need
steps to de-clutter, but you can do it! Wesley has developed a specialized
some support, this course is for you. This is a hands on course with
system that includes household, lifestyle, wellness and core simplicity.
individualized instruction. You will develop a basic understanding of
This is suitable for all ages and stages of clutterers and hoarders.
computers, get started with word processing, explore the internet and
Instructor: Wesley Brown.
learn about email. Pre-requisite: basic keyboarding skills.
30001 Th Jan 30 6:30-9:00 pm Instructor: Taannia Flahmeri.
30002 Th Mar 12 6:30-9:00 pm 30004 Sa Jan 18-Feb 1 9:30am-12:15 pm
40001 Th Apr 30 6:30-9:00 pm $119/3 sessions
40002 Th Jun 4 6:30-9:00 pm Taannia Flahmeri has been in the marketing and communications field
$39/1 session for over 28 years and completed her Marketing Management Program at
About Wesley Brown: Wesley Brown has over 30 years of experience in B.C.I.T. Throughout her career, she has managed and implemented successful
communications, sales and organization. He is the Founder and CEO of marketing programs and campaigns for both large and small organizations.
Simplified Solutions, a Professional Organization and Image Consulting She also owned and operated a marketing consulting firm managing projects
for clients inclusive of business start-ups, new product launches, to strategic
Agency, whose mission is to “add space and transform lives”.
planning. Her greatest achievements and satisfaction comes from helping
www.simplifiedsoulutions.ca
clients continually achieve their goals and raise the bar by providing the
proper planning tools and project management expertise. Taannia has been
teaching for a number of years and her passion, to help others realize success,
also extends into the classroom.
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Ridge Meadows College - Winter/Spring 2020 Course CatalogueGeneral Interest & Personal Development - Non Credit
COLOUR THEORY 101 COLOUR FOR HOME, HEALTH AND BEAUTY
An introduction to the Colour Wheel and how to utilize it for maximum Colour affects us physically, mentally and emotionally. It’s the Rainbow.
results. Discover the classic combinations and experiment for limitless Learn how to tap into your own colour personality, make the connection
possibilities. Take colour to the next level and have fun in the process, and use the power of colour to enhance your home, health and beauty.
great for all projects. Colour supplies will be provided. Be a part of the Rainbow and feel its energy.
Instructor: Susan Nikula. Some materials will be supplied. Instructor: Susan Nikula.
30005 W Jan 15-22 6:30-9:30 pm 30007 W Feb 12 6:30-9:00 pm
40003 W Apr 1-8 6:30-9:30 pm 40005 W Apr 29 6:30-9:00 pm
$89/2 sessions $39/1 session
Instructor: Susan has 18 years instructors’ experience in Interior Design
DESIGN AND DECORATE YOUR DREAM ROOM and Decorating. At BCIT she has taught the Importance of Colour Trends
You will choose a room and turn that space into your Dream Room. and Forecasting for the last 6 years. She was a featured Designer at IDSwest
Learn how to prepare and plan, so that your ideas are taken from for Inspiring Cultures. Susan is a freelance Design and Colour Specialist,
concept to completion. During this class, assistance and creative Instructor and Blogger who enjoys the creativity and magic in colour.
suggestions will be exchanged to make it an engaging and rewarding www.nikuladesigns.com
experience. Topics will include colour choices, flooring, space planning,
furniture selection, and accessories. Use your imagination, if you can
dream it, you can do it! Some supplies will be provided.
Instructor: Susan Nikula.
30006 W Jan 29-Feb 5 6:30-9:30 pm
40004 W Apr 15-22 6:30-9:30 pm
$89/2 sessions
THE ESSENTIALS OF AROMATHERAPY
Aromatic Essences derived from portions of the plants – discover this
alternative form of healing! Learn the top ten essential oils, their
therapeutic properties and how to safely and effectively use them every
day. Discuss creating your own essential oil medicine cabinet. In class,
create blends for lymphatic drainage, scarring, acne and other ailments.
Create a personal synergy (blend), a roll-on, massage oil, a solid scent
perfume, and a perfume spray. Recipes and blends provided. ALL
SUPPLIES INCLUDED IN COURSE FEE. Course notes provided.
30008 M Feb 3 6:30-9:00 pm
$49/1 session
PURE & SIMPLE SOAP MAKING!
Good Clean Fun! From pre-blended vegan bases, learn the basics of
cold process soap making from scratch! Make a long lasting herbal
floral soap and a batch of citrus explosion. Explore different ingredients,
methods and techniques that you can use to create exciting soaps.
Learn about trouble-shooting, history and packaging/decorating your
soaps! Also receive a finished soap bar. Recipes for gourmet garden bar,
pet soap, laundry soap and herbal shampoo. Please bring hand towel to
class. Come to class scent free and bring an apron (or wear appropriate
clothing). ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED IN COURSE FEE.
Course notes provided. Plus a student prize!
30009 Th Feb 27 6:30-9:30 pm
$49/1 session
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