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NEW – Register online at: fanshawec.ca/ce Visit fanshawec.ca/ce select your desired course(s), select REGISTER NOW, and then follow the registration confirmation and payment process. You will need to use a Visa or Mastercard number for payment. Registration on or past the start date of the course must be completed in person or over the phone (519-633-2030) and eligibility will be determined on a case by case basis. If you have a Fanshawe College student number you may also register online through WebAdvisor (www.fanshawec.ca/web-advisor).

BY MAILFill out the registration form on page 15 and mail it to the address at the right of this page. Be sure to include either your Visa or MasterCard number, a cheque, or money order.

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Address: Fanshawe College St. Thomas/Elgin Campus 120 Bill Martyn Parkway St. Thomas, ON N5R 6A7 beside St. Joseph’s High School

Phone: 519-633-2030

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Hours: Mon-Thu 8:00AM-8:00PM Fri 8:00AM-4:30PM Office closes at 4:30PM in July and August

ContentsBrowse the following pages, and read up on all the Continuing Education programs and courses available. Visit our website at fanshawec.ca/ce for updates throughout the year.

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Fanshawe College services, policies, and procedures for Fanshawe College Continuing Education students can be found within the Continuing Education Student Handbook. This Student Handbook can be found at fanshawec.ca/ce or by requesting a copy from [email protected]. For up-to-date information, in case of any changes, please check fanshawec.ca/ce.

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WHOLE BRAIN THINKING (PSYC-9084)A Look into Yourself and Others - have you ever wondered why people do what they do? Find out why people act as they do based on their thinking preferences. This course will highlight the thinking styles. Learn to communicate more effectively, positively resolve conflicts and increase your insight into others.Fees: $67.6760ST Sat Jan 18 9:00AM - 4:00PM 01ST Tu/Th Feb 11 - Feb 13 6:30 - 9:30PM 61ST Sat Mar 15 9AM - 4PM

WORKING WITH METALS (MACH-9028)The objective of this course is to familiarize the participant with the machinery and drawings used to work with metals. Topics will cover blueprint reading, sheet steel, turning operations/lathes and milling operations/vertical milling machine.Fees: $231.31 + $40.00 Material Fee01ST Thr Jan 23 - Mar 27 6:30-9:30PM Ù

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ANGEL HEALING (HLTH-9167)A powerful workshop on Healing Angel Meditations and Exercises to help you manifest your work with them, to see them in your life situations, and hear their messages to you.Fees: $55.6301ST Mon Jan 06 - Jan 13 7:00 - 9:00PM

ANIMAL GUIDES (ZOOL-9016)Learn about Animal Guides and the reasons that they appear in your life from time to time. The healing energy and messages that they are sending could be answers to the questions you are asking in life.Fees: $47.4860ST Tue Mar 04 7:00 - 9:00PM

CRYSTAL HEALING (HLTH-9254)Learn about crystals and how their healing strengths and techniques can help in your life. Release negative energy to positive energy with the healing powers they hold in them. Each crystal has a different healing power. Certificate of Acknowledgement awarded upon completion of the course.Fees: $55.6301ST Tue Jan 07 - Jan 14 7:00 - 9:00PM

FAERIE ENCHANTMENT (ARTS-9179)Have you ever walked along nature’s path and felt someone else with you on your journey? Learn about the faerie world and how to communicate with them. Create a space of your own in your garden or home.Fees: $55.6301ST Tue Mar 18 - Mar 25 7:00 - 9:00PM

MEDITATION REALM (HLTH-9267)Learn how to meditate to help with every day life stress. Meditation helps in many ways and teaches you how to connect with ourselves. Seeing life with a different set of eyes and healing yourself.Fees: $47.4860ST Mon Feb 24 7:00 - 9:00PM

MOON MAGICK (PSYC-9090)Come and learn about the Full Moon during the months and seasons. What they represent and the effects. Also recipes to make during the Moon Magick time frame.Fees: $47.4860ST Tue Jan 21 7:00 - 9:00PM

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CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH (SPAN-9005)A basic course designed to give students elementary instruction in the language for either business or travel.Fees: $172.2301ST Tue Jan 14 - Mar 04 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

DOG OBEDIENCE (ZOOL-9008)Train your dog to be a good canine partner. Bring proof of all vaccinations including rabies, as well as collar and lead to the first class. Training equipment, health, grooming and ‘what makes your dog tick’ will be discussed. Note: Do not bring your dog to the first class. First class is 6:30-8:30 pm. One handler per dog. All immunizations must be up-to-date. Young pups that have not had their final shots should have a note from the Vet indicating that it is OK for them to participate.Fees: $88.1801ST Wed Jan 15 - Mar 05 6:30-7:30PM Ù

PILATES (RECN-9068)Stretch and flex with Pilates and yoga moves while using a yoga ball. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a blanket or mat and yoga ball. For more information call Thea at 519-631-4876.Fees: $103.4301ST Thr Jan 16 - Mar 20 7:00 - 8:00PM Ù

PHOTOGRAPHY (PHOT-9007)Discover the fundamentals of your digital or 35mm single lens reflex camera (not for fully automatic cameras). You will learn about composition, exposure and digital basics to expand your skills in photographing still life and people. Bring a 35mm SLR camera or digital SLR with memory cards (and camera manual if you have it) to first class at the College.Fees: $105.1401ST Wed Jan 15 - Feb 12 6:30 - 9:00PM ▲

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Accounting Certificate (ACC1)Designed to prepare students for positions in service or manufacturing organizations. Learn to maintain general and sub-ledgers; prepare, analyze and interpret financial statements; and use financial and management accounting information and software for decision-making.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I ACCT-1011 Principles of Acct. II ACCT-1020 Management Acct.LAWS-1013 Business Law COMP-1362 Excel SpreadsheetsACCT-3036 Inter. Accounting ISELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in Bus.BUSI-1005 Introduction to Business Processes SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:ACCT-1029 Applied Simply Acct.ACCT-1077 Applied QuickbooksACCT-1072 Applied Simply Acct. SELECT TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:ACCT-3037 Inter. Accounting II FINA-3008 Personal Taxation COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer ApplicationsFINA-3035 Business Tax MATH-1059 Quantitative MethodsACCT-3022 Cost Accounting I

The Association for Operations Management (APICS)Certification in Product & Inventory Management (CPIM) is the Association for Operations Management’s internationally recognized program, setting standards of competence in business and manufacturing. Courses are offered in conjunction with the London & District Chapter of the Association for Operations Management (APICS, apicslondon.org). NOTE: All courses include a $50 APICS administration charge. All APICS members are eligible for a rebate on registration fees from the London & District Chapter of APICS.

COMPULSORY COURSES:PLAN-9002 Detailed Scheduling & Planning PLAN-9003 Execution & Control of OperationsPLAN-9001 Master Planning of ResourcesPLAN-9008 Strategic Management of Resources PLAN-9006 Supply Chain Management (Basics)

Bookkeeping Certificate (BKG1)Acquire and upgrade your business and accounting skills as a certified bookkeeper. You will take some courses which have been recognized and approved by the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping (416-925-9420) as being equivalent to the Certified Bookkeeper program.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I ACCT-1011 Principles of Acct. II ACCT-1060 Payroll Administration ACCT-3022 Cost Accounting IFINA-3008 Personal Taxation FINA-3035 Business Tax Note: ACCT-1060 is not equivalent to any CPA courses.SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:ACCT-1029 Applied Simply Acct.ACCT-3005 ACCPACACCT-1077 Applied Quickbooks SELECT THREE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer ApplicationsCOMP-1362 Excel Spreadsheets MATH-1052 Business Math MGMT-1021 Small Business Mgmt.

BUSINESS PROGRAMSREIKI (HLTH-9257)Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is a gentle method of healing with energy. Treating the whole body and healing on all levels; physically, emotionally, and mentally. Lack of harmony on any level will cause imbalance which Reiki can help to bring back.Fees: $47.4860ST Mon Feb 10 7:00 - 9:00PM

SUPERSTITIONS (PSYC-9091)Everyone has heard of them but do you believe in them? Do you really know the truth about them? If a black cat does cross your path, is ‘bad luck’ coming your way? Come out to the class to find the answer and about other superstitions that we have all heard about in our lives.Fees: $47.4860ST Mon Mar 31 7:00 - 9:00PM

TAROT CARDS 101 (PSYC-9089)Tarot cards have been around for hundreds of years. Come and learn the meanings behind them and how they work. Learn a few Tarot card spreads and how to read the messages they hold within them, a unique tool for self understanding.Fees: $55.6301ST Mon Mar 17 - Mar 24 7:00 - 9:00PM

TEA LEAF READING (PSYC-9093)Tea Leaf readings is an ancient form of fortune telling that remains popular around the world today. Learn how to perform a reading and find out how to interpret the meaning of the most common tea leaf symbols. Please bring your own Tea cup and loose tea leaves to class and a bottle of water. Come out and have Fun with Tea and it’s magic within’.Fees: $47.4860ST Mon Mar 10 7:00 - 9:00PM

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MGMT-1031 Compensation & BenefitsMARKETING MAJOR:MKTG-1001 Advertising & Promotion MKTG-3009 Marketing Research Methods IMKTG-3010 Marketing Research Methods IIPBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corporate Comm.PROJECT MANAGEMENT MAJOR:MGMT-1008 Org. the Project TeamMGMT-1009 Project Cost & Procurement MGMT-6005 Project Risk Mgmt.MGMT-6020 Project Management

Certified General Accountant (CGA) Transfer CreditsThe following courses have been approved as CGA course equivalents. Students must obtain a minimum B average to receive an exemption in any course. Call CGA for more information about credit or certification 1-800-668-1454 or visit www.cga-canada.org.

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ACCT-1004 Principles of Accounting I (FA1) ACCT-1011 Principles of Accounting II (FA1) ECON-1002 Economics I (EM1) ECON-1005 Economics II (EM1) LAWS-1013 Business Law (LW1) LEVEL 2:ACCT-1020 Mgmt. Accounting (MA1) ACCT-3036 Intermediate Accounting I (FA2) COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication (CM1) COMM-1035 Contemporary Principles of Comm. (CM1)MATH-1059 Quantitative Methods (QU1) LEVEL 3:ACCT-3037 Inter. Accounting II (FA3) COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer Applications (MS1)FINA-1007 Business Finance (FN1) SYST-3002 Business Information Systems (MS1) LEVEL 4:FINA-3008 Personal Tax. (TX1) FINA-3035 Business Tax (TX1) FINA-5006 Advanced Tax. (TX1)

Corporate Communications Certificate (CRC1)Fine tune and modernize your communication skills. This program is designed in response to the demand of students working in the industry and unable to attend classes during the day, but who wish to take courses related to the School of Language and Liberal Studies full-time program. Successful completion of one or more of these courses can be applied towards credit in the full-time Ontario College Graduate Certificate day program. Contact 519-452-4442 for more information.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMP-6020 Internet Research & Web Page Design COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corporate Comm.MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in BusinessSKLS-6001 Facilitation Skills WRIT-6004 Oral Communication/ PresentationsCORP-6006 Trends & Technologies in PRSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMP-6022 Desktop Publishing COMP-1437 Adobe InDesign BasicsSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: COMP-1374 MS Office COMP-6021 Applied MS Office Skills

Business Administration Certificate (BSA2)Graduates of the General Business Certificate are able to further specialize in a number of areas for greater knowledge and employability. Note: Students may graduate with only one Major.

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION MAJOR:COMP-6020 Internet Research & Web Page Design MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in Business PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corp. Comm.WRIT-6004 Oral Comm./Pres. FINANCE MAJOR:ACCT-3022 Cost Accounting IFINA-1007 Business Finance FINA-3008 Personal Taxation FINA-3035 Business Tax SYST-3002 Business Information SystemsHUMAN RESOURCES MAJOR:LAWS-1015 Labour & Employment Law MGMT-1018 Labour Relations MGMT-1028 Recruitment & Selection

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Event Management (Planning) Certificate (EVM1)This program will develop your organizational skills and teach you how to plan, promote, implement and manage a variety of events. Event Planning will cover critical timelines necessary for executing a variety of successful events in any industry.

COMPULSORY COURSES:MATH-1052 Business Math MKTG-1001 Advertising & Promotions PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corporate Com.PBRL-6012 Strategic Planning & Crisis Mgmt.PLAN-1019 Event PlanningSELECT THREE OF THE FOLLOWING:FNDR-3002 Volunteer Management in Fund Development MGMT-1021 Small Business Management MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in BusinessWRIT-6004 Oral Communications/ Presentations

General Business Certificate (GBS2)Expand your business knowledge and prepare for positions of greater responsibility. Study specialized areas of business and learn skills necessary for competent decision making in today’s rapidly changing business environment. You can then specialize in a functional area to achieve a Business Administration Certificate with further studies.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I SOSC-1013 Social Media & SocietyLAWS-1013 Business Law MKTG-1012 Principles of Marketing I MATH-1052 Business Math MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Management SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:MGMT-6021 Org. Behaviour MGMT-3010 Leadership in OrganizationsMGMT-3041 Org. BehaviourMGMT-3005 Strategic HR Mgmt.SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:ECON-1002 Economics IECON-1005 Economics IIFINA-1031 Financial Mgmt Appl.ECON-1019 Contemporary Issues in EconomicsSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication BUSI-1068 Effective Meetings & PresentationsSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer

ApplicationsCOMP-1332 Information Mgmt.COMP-3077 Excel for Business-Adv.SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:MGMT-1021 Small Business Mgmt IBUSI-1070 Small Business Ownership

Health Services Management & Administration Certificate (HSM1)Designed to assist individuals in health care to acquire and upgrade their business, management and computer knowledge. This program aims to enrich the health care worker both professionally and academically with additional tools for their career goals.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer ApplicationsLAWS-1014 Intro to Health Care Law MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Mgmt MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations SELECT TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:ECON-1002 Economics I MGMT-1014 Training & Development MGMT-1018 Labour Relations MGMT-1031 Compensation & Benefits

Human Resources Management Certificate (HRS1)This program satisfies the core components of Human Resources Management for those who want to expand or update their skills or enter into a variety of careers managing people and organizations. Note: (CHRP) designation is granted by the Human Resource Professional Association of Ontario (HRPAO). Visit www.hrpao.org or call 1-800-387-1311 for the academic requirements.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communications LAWS-1015 Labour & Employment Law MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Mgmt. MGMT-1028 Recruitment & SelectionHLTH-1015 Occupational Health & Safety SELECT TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:ACCT-1059 Payroll Compliance LegislationFINA-1018 Finance & Accounting for Non-Accountants MGMT-1014 Training & Development MGMT-1018 Labour Relations MGMT-1031 Compensation & BenefitsMGMT-6021 Organizational Behaviour

MGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People MGMT-4001 Human Resource Planning

Industrial Management Certificate (IMG1)You will learn specific aspects of industrial management including skills for industrial supervision, business concepts and interpersonal skills for leadership. This program allows graduates to prepare for careers in the industrial management field.

COMPULSORY COURSES:MGMT-3023 Contemporary Issues in HRMGMT-3010 Leadership in OrganizationsMGMT-1152 Principles of SupervisionBUSI-1005 Introduction to Business Processes HLTH-1015 Occupational Health & SafetyMGMT-3017 Quality Assurance Programs & TechniquesSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:MGMT-6020 Project Management MGMT-1014 Training & Development COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication MGMT-6023 Managing in the Age of Change MGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People COMP-1362 Excel Spreadsheets

Leadership Development Series CertificateThis program will enhance leadership skills and develop new skills to help meet career and organizational objectives. The program will provide a solid foundation for those looking to enter leadership positions and for those currently in front-line or mid-level management positions. The program will build on existing skills and experience, and apply those skills to workplace situations. Content includes: communications, ethics, performance management, change management, team building, planning, and project management.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-1101 Communications MGMT-1210 Creative & Critical ThinkingLAWS-1050 Employment LawFINA-1041 FinanceMGMT-1211 Human Relations MGMT-1212 Leading Responsibly MGMT-1213 Leading TeamsMGMT-1214 Managing ChangeMGMT-1215 Performance Mgmt.MGMT-1216 Project Management

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Marketing Certificate (MKT2)Designed for entrepreneurs or anyone with interest in advertising, sales, e-commerce or research, this program will teach you how to make sound marketing decisions. Selected courses have been approved as course equivalents to the Canadian Institute of Marketing (CIM) program. For more information contact CIM at 905-877-5369 or visit cinstmarketing.ca.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication MKTG-1012 Principles of Marketing I MKTG-1017 Strategic Marketing Management MKTG-3010 Marketing Research Methods II MKTG-1082 Marketing DigitallySELECT FOUR OF THE FOLLOWING:BUSI-1065 Professional SellingMKTG-1001 Advertising & Promotion MKTG-1040 Social Marketing & Community Investment COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer ApplicationsMKTG-3027 Database Management PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corporate Comm.SOSC-1013 Social Media & Society

Public Relations Certificate (PBR1)Focus on the use of strategic business communications to improve relationships with internal and external publics.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Corporate Comm.PBRL-6013 Specializations in PRCOMP-6020 Internet Research/Web Design PBRL-6012 Strategic Planning & Crisis ManagementMGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in Business PBRL-6007 Writing for PR & Media Relations SKLS-6001 Facilitation Skills

Occupational Health & Safety Certificate (OHS2)Incorporating theory and practical awareness, as well as knowledge and application of the related aspects of Occupational Health & Safety, you will be able to apply the must-know information that is a priority in today’s workplaces. Subjects covered will provide you with a clear interpretation and discussion of the OHSA, and a review of related legislation and other company’s policies & procedures. Note: This program has been recognized by the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (BCRSP) and students who have successfully completed the program are eligible to qualify for the CRSO professional designation. Visit www.bcrsp.ca for more information.

COMPULSORY COURSES:SFTY-6002 Occupational Health & Safety LegislationSFTY-3003 Safety Administration SFTY-3004 Hazard Management MGMT-1014 Training & Development SFTY-3002 Occupational HygieneSELECT TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:SFTY-1050 Health & Safety Management SystemsMGMT-6021 Organizational Behaviour SFTY-1018 Ergonomics EMGT-5001 Emergency ManagementENVR-1025 Environmental Management-Intro

Office Administration Certificate (OFA1)Designed to acquire and upgrade your knowledge and skill in the office administration field. This certificate allows students to study specific areas of office administrative work including supervision and word processing, and to prepare for positions of greater responsibility in office administration.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I COMP-1090 Business Microcomputer ApplicationsSELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication COMM-1023 Business Communication SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:OFAD-1005 Office Technology & ProceduresBUSI-1062 Office Procedures for Today’s World SELECT THREE OF THE FOLLOWING:COMP-3033 Applied Document Management Using Word MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Mgmt. COMP-1362 Excel SpreadsheetsACCT-1029 Applied Simply Acct. ACCT-1011 Principles of Acct. II

Management Skills for IT Professionals Certificate (MSP1)Focus on necessary management skills for information technology personnel. It enables the IT professional to gain management skills for either career transition or promotion. Each course will enrich the students both professionally and academically by giving them needed tools for supervision, leadership, quality control, project management, and human resources management.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Management MGMT-6021 Organizational BehaviourMGMT-6020 Project Management INFO-6004 Strategic ITSELECT THREE OF THE FOLLOWING:FINA-1018 Finance & Accounting for Non-Accountants MGMT-1009 Project Cost & Procurement MGMT-3017 Quality Assurance Programs & TechniquesINFO-6027 Security Planning

Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP)The Canadian Payroll Association’s Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) certification is the foundation of your career in payroll. The PCP certification will provide you with the payroll compliance knowledge required to process an organization’s annual payroll cycle, be able to effectively communicate payroll information to all stakeholders and understand the accounting function as it relates to payroll.

COMPULSORY COURSES:ACCT-1004 Principles of Acct. I ACCT-1059 Payroll Compliance Legislation ACCT-1065 Payroll Fundamentals I ACCT-3033 Payroll Fundamentals II

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COMP-1008 Internet EssentialsCOMP-1428 Windows 7 Level ICOMP-1021 MS WordCOMP-1024 MS PowerPointCOMP-1022 MS Access

Project Management Certificate (PRM1)Project Management is the cornerstone of any organization. With time and money in short demand, project management skills are key for any management position. Learn to balance scope, time and cost with other project requirements (quality, risk, customer satisfaction). R.E.P. Provider ID: 2143.

COMPULSORY COURSES:MGMT-6020 Project Management MGMT-1008 Organizing the Project Team MGMT-1009 Project Cost & Procurement MGMT-6005 Project Risk Management SELECT TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:COMM-6002 Organizational Business Communication MGMT-1136 Project Management Applications MGMT-1006 Principles of HR Mgmt. MGMT-6021 Organizational Behaviour MGMT-6006 Art of Negotiation MGMT-3017 Quality Assurance Program & Techniques

Sports Marketing Certificate (SPM1)Sports Marketing focuses on all aspects of sports, including but not limited to teams, athletes, associations, fund-raising, events and sport facilities.

COMPULSORY COURSES:MATH-1052 Business Math MKTG-1001 Advertising & Promotions MKTG-1050 Sports Marketing PBRL-6011 Introduction to PR & Communication PBRL-6012 Strategic Planning & Crisis Management SELECT THREE OF THE FOLLOWING:FNDR-3002 Volunteer Management in Fund Development MGMT-1201 Sponsorship - Corporate Partners MGMT-3021 Ethical Issues in Business WRIT-6004 Oral Communication/ Presentations PLAN-1019 Event Planning

BUSINESS LAW (LAWS-1013)You will gain a general understanding of business law and the course will emphasize and illustrate the many laws applicable to business activities and the complexities of those laws. Topics include: analysis of the Canadian legal system, sources of law, the law of torts, contracts, sale of goods, consumer law, employment and labour law, insurance law, real estate and mortgages, legal forms of business ownership secured transactions, and bankruptcy.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Apr 23 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 06 - Apr 14 ONLINE Ù

BUSINESS MATH (MATH-1052)This course provides a review of basic arithmetic and algebra as well as providing students with mathematical tools and concepts needed for other college courses and in future employment. This course is to prepare students for later courses in Marketing, Business, Financial Planning, Accounting, Purchasing and Insurance.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Thr Jan 16 - Apr 24 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 07 - Apr 15 ONLINE Ù

ETHICAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS (MGMT-3021)Organizations which are supportive of a positive ethical culture enjoy critical competitive advantages, such as a good reputation and the respect and support of their clients, employees and other stakeholders. This course is designed to assist employees in developing and understanding a framework with which to make ethical decisions. Cases will be drawn from real business situations. Research papers and case studies will be used to formulate the discussion topics.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Tue Jan 14 - Apr 22 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 07 - Apr 15 ONLINE Ù

INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS PROCESSES (BUSI-1005)The purpose of this course is to explore the various functional areas of business in Canada and to demonstrate the interrelationship among these areas. Students are introduced to many concepts, including major business trends, the role of government in business, marketing, operations, employee-management issues, financial resources management, business ethics and social responsibility.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Apr 23 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 06 - Apr 14 ONLINE Ù

LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT LAW (LAWS-1015)Study pertinent legislation which impacts employers and employees. You will learn about employer and employee rights, disciplinary procedure, human rights, employment laws, pay equity, and other issues pertaining to labour and employment law.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Mon Jan 13 - Apr 28 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 06 - Apr 14 ONLINE Ù

LABOUR RELATIONS (MGMT-1018)This course is designed to provide a fundamental and thorough understanding of the subject of Labour Relations. It is presented from a contemporary Canadian (Ontario/Provincial) perspective. The subject is proposed to be applicable to current and future work experience.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Tue Jan 14 - Apr 22 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 06 - Apr 14 ONLINE Ù

ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (COMM-6002)This course provides an overview of important communication concepts and skills required in business. Topics covered include: writing clear reports and documentation, making effective presentations, and fostering interpersonal skills. Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Apr 23 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

ORGANIZING THE PROJECT TEAM (MGMT-1008)An examination of the skills required to staff a project team and the characteristics of personnel and activities specific to project management. This course addresses how a project team can be self-managed within traditional workplace models and the critical need for time and resource management to meet specific deadlines and objectives.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Mon Jan 13 - Apr 28 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 07 - Apr 15 ONLINE Ù

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PAYROLL ADMINISTRATION (ACCT-1060)Students will be introduced to the complexities of administering a payroll in Ontario. Participants will gain an understanding of payroll record keeping and procedures by reading and analyzing relevant legislation and then applying it to situations. Topics will include: maintaining payroll records, taxable benefits, statutory and other deductions, worker’s compensation and employment standards.Fees: $209.50 + Text01ST Thr Jan 16 - Mar 20 6:30-9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 27 - Mar 31 ONLINE Ù

PERSONAL TAXATION (FINA-3008)Prerequisites: ACCT-1002, ACCT-1004, & ACCT-6003 This course has been designed to provide the student with a basic knowledge of the structure, purpose and administration of the federal income tax system. It includes the determination of employment income, property income (interest income), capital gains and other sources of income that an individual may earn. Students will learn to identify specific deductions available to an individual. Students will learn to calculate the minimum Taxable Income and Taxes Payable (before and after tax credits) for an individual. Students will complete a simple T1 personal tax return. NOTE: Final exam must be completed in class.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Mon Jan 13 - Apr 28 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 07 - Apr 15 ONLINE Ù

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I (ACCT-1004)This course introduces the student to the Principles of Accounting, and includes an exploration of the underlying concepts that guide the preparation of accounts for individuals and organizations. It is designed to teach the student, regardless of program destination, an essential life skill - an understanding of Net Worth, and its importance to business success and the financial well being of the individual.Fees: $383.50 + Text01ST M/W Jan 13 - Mar 05 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II (ACCT-1011)Prerequisites: ACCT-1002 & ACCT-1004 This course is a continuation of the study of Financial Accounting at an introductory level. Students will cover additional material related to: Asset, liability, and owners’/shareholders’ equity, revenue and expense accounts, Accounting for partnerships and corporations, Analysis of financial statements, including balance sheet and income statement, Retained earnings and cash flowFees: $470.50 + Text01ST Tu/Th Jan 14 - Apr 08 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (MGMT-1006)This course provides the student with an overview of the issues, functions and responsibilities to manage people. An emphasis is placed on training and development, planning, performance appraisals, compensation management, occupational health and safety and employee and union relations.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Tue Jan 14 - Apr 22 6:30- 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 07 - Apr 15 ONLINE Ù

PROJECT MANAGEMENT (MGMT-6020)In today’s competitive business environment project management skills must include the ability to deliver projects on time, on budget, and to the satisfaction of the customer. The purpose of this introductory course is to examine the general principles, practices, tools, and resources associated with managing a diversity of workplace projects.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Mon Jan 13 - Apr 28 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT (MGMT-1014)This course provides the opportunity for the student to explore the overall process of implementing organization requirements through identification of training needs, development and evaluation of training programs and appropriate delivery techniques. Training and development will be presented as a framework for solving human performance problems and developing human resources.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Apr 23 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù40ST Jan 06 - Apr 14 ONLINE Ù

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WELCOME from our ChairUnlocking Potential!

A powerful phrase isn’t it? Indeed, it is the new Vision Statement for Fanshawe College. It was approved by the Board of Governors of the College in June, 2013 as part of its new Strategic Framework.

All of Fanshawe’s Campuses, administrators, faculty, and support staff have been charged with ensuring the College is Unlocking Potential within its communities and with students.

For many of us, lifelong learning is part of our lifestyle, part of staying competitive in today’s difficult labour market, and also part of our journey through life and exploring our interests and reaching our potential as human beings.

With those thoughts in my mind, I would encourage you to explore the many Continuing Education offerings that are included in the St. Thomas/Elgin Winter 2014 Continuing Education Guidebook. I am confident that you will find just the right course to meet your learning needs!

On behalf of the faculty and staff of Fanshawe College – St. Thomas/Elgin Campus, please accept my best wishes for a happy and healthy 2014.

See you on campus this Winter,

Ross L. Fair Chair, Fanshawe College – St. Thomas/Elgin Campus

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HEALTH CARE OFFICE ASSISTANTJanuary 6th –April 30th 2014 (17 weeks) *Plus optional placement

COMPUTERIZED OFFICE ESSENTIALS May 5th-August 1st 2014 (13 weeks)*Plus optional placement

PATIENT TRANSPORT (PORTERING)August 4th-October 10th 2014 (10 weeks)

FOOD SERVICE WORKEROctober 27th-December 19th 2014 (8 weeks) *Plus mandatory placement


Crisis Intervention Declaration of Academic Achievement (CRI1)For professional counsellors who wish to expand their portfolio into the area of crisis intervention. This program provides theoretical training and focuses on best practices in crisis intervention applications for many settings and populations. Students will have an opportunity to examine ethical, legal, multicultural issues, and current trends.

COMPULSORY COURSES:BSCI-1029 Crisis Intervention/ Theories/ModelsBSCI-1030 Death & Dying BSCI-1031 Domestic Violence BSCI-1032 Victimization

Food Service Worker Certificate (FSW1)Perform effectively in institutional food preparation settings in commercial/or long-term care facilities. Emphasis is given during the academic portion of the program to food preparation, service, nutrition, and sanitary practices in the workplace. This program meets the requirements set by the Ministry of Long Term Care for Food Service Workers.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMM-1076 Customer Service & Communication SkillsFDMG-1005 Role of the Food Service WorkerFDMG-1058 Food Preparation & ServiceNUTR-1007 Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle FDMG-1008 Special Diets FDMG-2003 Foodsafe WRKE-0001 Field Placement

Fundamentals of Addiction Certificate (FNA1)This program provides a specific focus on the knowledge, skills, and techniques that are recognized as being fundamental to work in the addictions field. It is intended for those individuals wishing to further advance their knowledge of current developments in the field. Delivery is well suited to individuals currently employed or entering employment in an addictions related work environment. Graduates are granted a Certificate in Fundamentals of Addiction. This certificate serves as the academic component for the International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counsellor (ICADA) through the Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation (www.caccf.ca)

COMPULSORY COURSES:PHRM-1038 Pharmacology - Addictions BSCI-1091 Found. in Addictions: Signs & SymptomsBSCI-1092 Human Development BUSI-1075 Professional Ethics BSCI-1096 Theory & Practice of Individual Counselling BSCI-1094 Family Counselling BSCI-1095 Group Counselling BSCI-1093 Treatment Approaches BUSI-1074 Case Management BSCI-1098 Drug Knowledge: Addiction & Behaviour Change BSCI-1097 Drug Knowledge: The Continuum of Care

Health Care Office Assistant Certificate (NUC2)Designed to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to function as a clerk/assistant/receptionist in a variety of health care facilities including hospital units, doctors’ offices, and clinics. Field placement is optional but highly recommended. OSSD or Mature Student status required for Admission

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMP-1378 Microsoft Office Essentials ACCT-1094 Computerized Acct HLTH-1006 Basic Anatomy & Related Terminology HLTH-1091 Patient Preparation COMP-1128 Computerized Billing COMM-1054 Professional Comm. for Health Care Office Assistants HLTH-1010 Organizational Skills OFAD-1006 Records Maintenance HLTH-1007 Processing Physicians Orders COMP-1130 Medical Transcription DEVL-1017 Field Placement (optional) Note: For placements students must provide evidence of good health, which will include a medical review, immunization and T.B. test, also a standard First Aid and CPR certificate, and a criminal screen.

Sterile Processing Certificate (SPR1)Students will acquire the knowledge and skills for career opportunities in hospitals, surgical centers, and health care settings related to the sterilization, preparation and storage of equipment, instruments and supplies. Students will learn critical techniques in safe handling of instrumentation, infection control, and aseptic techniques. OSSD or Mature Student status required for Admission.

COMPULSORY COURSES:HLTH-1006 Basic Anatomy & Related Terminology MGMT-1107 Human Relations HLTH-1118 Microbiology & Infection Control HLTH-1119 Identification, Care & Handling of Instrumentation HLTH-1105 Decontamination: Principles, Procedures & Practices HLTH-1108 Assembly, Wrapping & Packaging HLTH-1110 Disinfection & Sterilization Concepts & Techniques HLTH-1112 Sterile Storage, Inventory Control & Management HLTH-1114 Sterile Processing Clinical Practice

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DECONTAMINATION, PRINCIPLES, PROCEDURES (HLTH-1105)Prerequisites: HLTH-1118 & HLTH-1119 Introduces students to the principles of decontamination including instrument/equipment disassembly, various methods of cleaning/disinfection, use of decontamination equipment (automated), proper workflow, standard precautions and the safe handling of sharps and medical bio-hazardous waste material.Fees: $261.70 + Text40ST Jan 14 - Feb 18 ONLINE Ù

DISINFECTION & STERILE CONCEPTS (HLTH-1110)Prerequisites: HLTH-1118, HLTH-1119, HLTH-1105, & HLTH-1108 Introduces the key principles and factors affecting sterilization and monitoring sterilization cycles. Common type of sterilization processes will be explored.Fees: $296.50 + Text40ST Jan 14 - Feb 18 ONLINE Ù

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (BSCI-1031)This course provides students with an opportunity to explore many of the issues related to domestic violence. Topics to be studied include: Battered Woman Syndrome, Battering Cycle, Victim and Abuser Profiles and, immediate and long term effects on Children. Other subjects to be examined are the abuse of pregnant women, women with disabilities, multi-cultural issues and relevant legislation.Fees: $209.50 + Text01ST Thr Jan 16 - Apr 24 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

DRUG KNOWLEDGE: CONTINUUM OF CARE (BSCI-1097)Students will be introduced to the key concepts involved in relapse prevention programming, support and wellness as part of the treatment continuum. Issues of relapse, the stages and indicators as well as factors of relapse will be examined. Students will gain an in-depth look at practical methods of working with clients to manage cravings and thoughts of using substances, emotions, how to refuse offers to use substances, dealing with family and interpersonal problems, building a recovery support system and more. Students will also be introduced to studies on relapse prevention for the specific types of substance including alcohol, stimulants, opioid, cannabis as well as club drugs and hallucinogens.Fees: $119.50 + Text52ST Mar 03 - Mar 31 ONLINE

GROUP COUNSELLING: THEORY AND PRACTICE (BSCI-1095)This unit will focus specifically on the role of group counselling within the addictions setting. The unit will explore the dynamics of group counselling, including an understanding of the various types and functions of a group counselling format. Monitoring, membership, role of the, and cultural, gender and other population considerations will be examined within the context of a group counselling setting. Skill practice and demonstration will be included in the course content.Fees: $117.30 + Text51ST Feb 03 - May 12 ONLINE

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT (BSCI-1092)This course is designed to provide the student with some of the practical knowledge necessary for a career in Human Services. Students will gain a greater understanding of human development across the life span by exploring the physical, cognitive and socio-emotional stages of development. As well, students will be provided with a foundation in the theoretical perspectives of Piaget, Skinner, Maslow, Keene, Erickson and Kolhberg. Students will explore the relationship between theories of human development and approaches to addiction treatment.Fees: $238.50 + Text01ST Thr Jan 16 - Apr 17 6:30 - 9:00PM Ù

HUMAN RELATIONS (MGMT-1107)This course teaches you what makes people ‘tick’ and how to keep them going! You will gain practical insights into more effective ways to handle people and improve your overall performance.Fees: $238.50 + Text40ST Jan 20 - Mar 24 ONLINE

IDENT, CARE & HANDLING OF INSTRUMENTATION (HLTH-1119)Prerequisites: HLTH-1118 Introduces the student to instrument classification, specifics of proper handling techniques and recognition of common problems related to instrument usage.Fees: $313.90 + Text40ST Mar 03 - Apr 21 ONLINE Ù

ASSEMBLY, WRAPPING & PACKING (HLTH-1108)Prerequisites: HLTH-1118 & HLTH-1119 & HLTH-1105 Introduces students to the proper techniques for the assembly, wrapping and/or packaging of surgical instruments, supplies and patient care equipment.Fees: $174.70 + Text40ST Apr 01 - Apr 22 ONLINE Ù

BASIC ANATOMY & RELATED TERMINOLOGY (HLTH-1006)This basic course will focus on the anatomical structure and functions of the human body and the related terminology used to describe body parts, structure, and function. Related terminology will also include general or symptomatic terms, diagnostic terms, surgical procedures and abbreviations.Fees: $296.50 + Text10ST Jan 06 - Jan 29 DAYTIME 40ST Jan 13 - Apr 21 ONLINE Ù

COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING (ACCT-1094)This course consists of 20 hours introductory accounting basics and accounting principles and 30 hours of hands-on practice using Sage 50 for Windows (formerly Simply Accounting). Set up accounts payable, accounts receivable, and general ledger.Fees: $325.50 + Text 10ST Jan 09 - Apr 22 DAYTIME

COMPUTERIZED BILLING (COMP-1128)It is strongly recommended that students have: medical terminology, good typing skills and basic computer knowledge. The course is designed to provide the student with the fundamentals of learning Computerized Medical Billing, as well as an understanding of the Schedule of Benefits and Preambles of the Ministry of Health.Fees: $244.30 + Text10ST Mar 13 - Apr 28 DAYTIME

DEATH AND DYING (BSCI-1030)The work of the crisis interventionist frequently involves dealing with death and dying notifications. Students will study the Hendricks’ model of death notification, acute grief reactions, notifying children and the elderly of a sudden death (homicide, suicide, accidental), sudden infant death and parental grief, the grieving person’s reactions, what can be done to facilitate mourning, pathological grief, risk factors and, multi-cultural issues.Fees: $209.50 + Text01ST Tue Jan 14 - Mar 18 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

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MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (COMP-1130)Prerequisites: HLTH-1006 & COMP-1378 You will be introduced to medical documents and reports. This course is designed to simulate medical transcription practices used in a health care environment.Fees: $296.50 + Text10ST Feb 13 - Apr 16 DAYTIME

MICROBIOLOGY & INFECTION (HLTH-1118)Introduces the student to the sterile processing role and environment, microbiology, infection control, aseptic technique and workplace environmental hazards.Fees: $244.30 + Text40ST Jan 14 - Feb 18 ONLINE Ù

ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS (HLTH-1010)This course will focus on personal and organizational skills required by persons employed in health care in an office/clerical assistant role. This will assist them to effectively carry out their role in assisting with the administration of a nursing unit/health care facility office.Fees: $296.50 + Text10ST Feb 24 - Apr 02 DAYTIME

PATIENT PREPARATION (HLTH-1091)You will acquire the knowledge and skills required to prep client for examination, including measuring vital signs, height, weight and temperature, positioning and draping, tray preparation and special collection.Fees: $139.90 + Text10ST Jan 29 - Feb 18 DAYTIME

PHARMACOLOGY (PHRM-1038)This course will focus on the specific drug families, their general features and the dynamics of the psychoactive drugs included in each classification. Attention will be given to commonly identified substances within each of the families (e.g. alcohol, heroin, marijuana) as well as the legal and illicit psychoactive drugs that have appeared in recent years.Fees: $209.50 + Text01ST Tue Jan 14 - Mar 18 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

PHARMACOLOGY FOR PSW’S (HLTH-1117)This course focuses on the general principles of drug administration in various health care settings. Such topics as current drug legislation, methods of safe drug administration, common drug interactions and reactions, and types of drugs and drug names will be covered in depth.Fees: $209.5001ST Tue Jan 14 - Mar 18 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

PROCESSING OF PHYSICIANS’ ORDERS (HLTH-1007)Enable students to demonstrate appropriate processing skills for the completion of physicians’ orders.Fees: $209.50 + Text10ST Jan 08 - Feb 21 DAYTIME

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION (COMM-1054)Designed to improve the student’s written, verbal, and non verbal communications skills. An introduction to the essential concepts and skills required to build successful relationships within a group and organization structure. Communication, business ethics, teamwork, group dynamics, team building and customer relations are discussed.Fees: $296.50 + Text10ST Mar 19 - Apr 23 DAYTIME

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS (BUSI-1075)This course will provide students with an introduction to ethical considerations involved in addictions work as it relates to the profession, their role, and agency affiliations. The course will discuss the legal implications associated with ethical standards and professional conduct. The resource of the Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation (CACCF) will be surveyed as part of this course.Fees: $117.30 + Text52ST Mar 03 - Jun 09 ONLINE

RECORDS MAINTENANCE (OFAD-1006)This course examines the health record as it is used in health care organizations. A major emphasis is on confidentiality and the legal aspects of health information documentation.Fees: $244.30 + Text10ST Feb 10 - Mar 10 DAYTIME

SFA, CPR (LEVEL C OR HCP) & AED (HLTH-9227)This Canadian Red Cross course provides comprehensive First Aid & CPR techniques for those who want more knowledge to prepare for and respond to emergencies in the home or workplace. This course is a prerequisite for many of the post-secondary programs offered by Fanshawe College. This course meets the WSIB 1101 First Aid training requirements for workplaces. A variety of topics are covered from basic first aid such as cardiovascular and breathing emergencies, CPR, prevention of disease transmission to more severe sudden medical conditions and injuries to the head and spine. Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training is also provided with the course. Each participant receives a Red Cross First Aid Manual. Successful participants will receive Canadian Red Cross certification that is valid for 3 years (Note: Some programs and careers may require you to re-certify sooner).Fees: $140.80 + Text01ST Sat Feb 01 - Feb 08 9AM - 5PM 10ST Tu/W Apr 29 - Apr 30 9AM - 5PM

STERILE STORAGE, INVENTORY & MANAGEMENT (HLTH-1112)Prerequisites: HLTH-1118, HLTH-1119, HLTH-1105, HLTH-1108, & HLTH-1110 Introduction to sterile storage, inventory control distribution systems including the case care system, portering, and stock rotation.Fees: $174.70 + Text40ST Apr 01 - Apr 22 ONLINE Ù

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Computerized Office Essentials Certificate (COE2)This certificate program will provide you with the skills, knowledge and confidence when using the most up-to-date computer applications found in offices today.

COMPULSORY COURSES:COMP-1428 Windows 7 Level ICOMP-1065 PC Hardware & File ManagementCOMP-1066 Computerized Acct.COMP-1068 Desktop Publications & Presentation COMP-1075 Outlook Level I COMP-1076 Integrating MS Office COMP-1246 Word Processing with Word COMP-1247 Spreadsheets Using Excel COMP-1248 Database with Access COMP-1359 Keyboarding Essentials MGMT-1166 Customer Service & Office Etiquette OPTIONAL:DEVL-1017 Field Placement

COMPUTERS FOR THE ‘OVER 50’ GANG (COMP-9301)If you have never operated a computer before then this course is for you. Using Windows topics include basic computer operation, printer operation, overview of word processing, Internet and e-mail.Fees: $148.30 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Feb 26 6:30 - 9:30PM ▲

MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010 ESSENTIALS (COMP-1378)You will acquire skills using a variety of operations found in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint and develop keyboarding skills (min. 35 wpm), through hands-on experience and assignments. Note: This is a compulsory course in the Health Care Office Assistant Program.Fees: $296.50 + Text01ST Thr Jan 16 - Apr 24 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù10ST Jan 21 - Apr 28 DAYTIME

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SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR BUSINESS (INFO-9018)Do you own a small business and want to get noticed on the web? Learn how to setup your Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube page and even why you’d want to do it in the first place. Learn the tips and tricks to turn your small business into a global one. Learn the common mistakes businesses make in using social networking.Fees: $100.7301ST Tue Apr 08 - Apr 15 6:00 - 9:00PM ■02ST Fri Apr 11 - Apr 18 9AM - 12PM ■

COMPUTER COURSES

COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING (ACCT-1094)This course consists of 20 hours introductory accounting basics and accounting principles and 30 hours of hands-on practice using Sage 50 for Windows (formerly Simply Accounting). Set up accounts payable, accounts receivable, and general ledger.Fees: $325.50 + Text 10ST Jan 09 - Apr 22 DAYTIME

COMPUTERS - A STARTING POINT LEVEL I (COMP-9261)This is an absolute beginner computer course. Students will be shown a little about computer hardware, operating systems, e-mail and the Internet. Learn to navigate your computer while exploring file creation and manipulation, and use of Windows Vista applications including Notepad, Paint, and WordPad.Fees: $130.90 + Text01ST Wed Jan 15 - Feb 19 6:30 - 9:30PM ▲

COMPUTERS - A STARTING POINT LEVEL II (COMP-9264)What is Microsoft Office 2010? A continuation of Starting Point Level 1, this course will provide an overview of the major programs in MS Office - Word, Excel and PowerPoint. It is designed to provide additional learning for Level 1 students and also for any student wishing to make an informed decision about which computer course to take next.Fees: $96.10 + Text01ST Wed Feb 26 - Mar 19 6:30 - 9:30PM ■

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campus because it is so student focussed. All the teachers have my best interests at heart. What a great way to have success, when everybody around you cares about your future.”

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Certificate of Qualification Exam Preparation TechnologyThese courses are for those who are eligible to write the Ontario Certificate of Qualification Exam in their trade. Students should check with the MTCU (519-675-7788) to determine eligibility prior to enrolling in these courses.

MTNC-5004 Exam Prep for Tool & Die MECH-5021 Exam Prep for Millwright MTNC-XXXX Exam Prep for General Machinist

Computer Aided Design CAD is extensively used in the design of tools and machinery used in the manufacture of components and in the drafting and design of all types of buildings, from small residential types (houses) to the largest commercial and industrial structures (hospitals and factories). With benefits such as lower product development costs and a greatly shortened design cycle, CAD enables designers to lay out and develop work on screen, print it out and save it for future editing, saving time on their drawings.

CADD-1016 3D Solids Modeling (SolidWorks 2013) CADD-5016 3D Solids Modeling - Adv. (SolidWorks 2013) MANF-1006 Computer Aided Manufacturing (MasterCam X6)MANF-5001 Computer Aided Manufacturing

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GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR IPAD (INFO-9020)Just bought an iPad. Are you excited at all the fun you could have? This course teaches the basics: navigating the interface, using the installed apps like Photos, Safari, and Mail,installing and removing apps from the app store,tips and tricks, troubleshooting, and connecting to an Apple TV. Students must bring their iPad.Fees: $76.9701ST Tu/W Jan 28 - Jan 29 6:30 - 9:30PM

INTERNET BASICS ON YOUR IPAD (INFO-9027)Is the iPad your first computer? Never used the World Wide Web before? Never sent an email before? This course is for you. Learn how to surf the web with Safari, check your email with Mail, and texting with iMessage. Great for Internet and iPad beginners! Ensure you bring your fully charged iPad (and your email username & password if you have one!)Fees: $53.2360ST Wed Mar 12 6:30-9:30PM

IPAD FOR BUSINESS (INFO-9026)Looking to integrate the iPad into your business? This course teaches the basics: navigating the interface; Using the installed apps like Mail,Contacts, and Calendar; installing and removing apps from the app store; tips and tricks;troubleshooting; and the best apps and hardware to take your business int the the Post-PC era.Fees: $76.9760ST Sat Feb 01 9:30AM - 4:00PM

IPAD LEVEL 1 (INFO-9028)This beginner’s course eases you into using the iPad with examples and hands-on practice. Learn how to download apps from the App Store, surf the web, check your email, organize your contacts & calendars, watch your media, take & organize great photos, and more. Get the most of Apple’s tablet computer, sign up today! Ensure you bring your fully charged iPad with you for each session. Fees: $168.4701ST Wed Feb 05 - Mar 05 6:00 - 9:00PM ■

WATCHING MEDIA ON THE IPAD (INFO-9023)Want to organize your music? Watch movies? In this course you will learn how to get your movies ready for the iPad and even look at a great app to watch your videos without re-encoding them. Finally, you will get an example of how to use an Apple TV to remotely watch your movies, listen to your music,and even play games on your HDTV.Fees: $53.2360ST Wed Apr 02 6:00 - 9:00PM

CHOOSING THE BEST TABLET FOR YOU (INFO-9019)Interested in purchasing a tablet? Want to know the differences between iPad, Android, and Windows 8? Need answers about how it can fit into your life? Have your questions answered with a short demo of the tablet’s features and a few of the more popular applications.Fees: FREE! (Register now!)60ST Tue Jan 14 7:00 - 9:00PM

CREATING DOCUMENTS ON YOUR IPAD (INFO-9021)Are you a student needing to do projects, a professional who needs to make letters and presentations? Or do you just want to do budgets and organize your life? Learn how to create documents on your iPad with Pages, Numbers,and Keynote. Learn how to use iCloud’s Documents feature to store and transfer documents from your iPad to your computers.Fees: $76.9701ST Wed Mar 19 - Mar 26 6:00 - 9:00PM

DIGITAL PHOTOS ON YOUR IPAD (INFO-9022)Got a digital camera and an iPad? Want to organize and edit your photos on just your iPad? In this course, we will look at using the Photos app, iCloud Photo Stream, and the Camera Connector Kit to organize your photo collection. Get a tour of iPhoto; an app that can help you modify and make your photos even better. Fees: $53.2360ST Sat Mar 29 9:00AM - 12:00PM

GET STARTED WITH YOUR ANDROID 4 TABLET (INFO-9029)Just bought an Android tablet? Learn how to navigate the interface of a stock Android tablet, like the Google Nexus 7 or 10. Find out how to install and run apps, purchase media from Google Play, share your content, and browse the Net. NOTE: Make sure you bring your fully charged Android 4 tablet with you to class.Fees: $76.9701ST Thr Feb 06 - Feb 13 6:00 - 9:00PM

GET STARTED WITH YOUR WINDOWS 8 TABLET (INFO-9030)Just bought a Microsoft Surface or similar Windows 8 tablet? Learn the difference between Windows RT and Windows 8. Learn how to install apps from the Windows Store, browse the Net, and share your content. NOTE: Make sure you bring your fully charged Windows 8 tablet with you to class. If you have a Surface Pro, make sure.Fees: $76.9701ST Thr Feb 20 - Feb 27 6:00 - 9:00PM

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EXAM PREP FOR MILLWRIGHT (MECH-5021)This course is a fast-paced and detailed review to prepare for the Certificate of Qualification for the Industrial Mechanic(Millwright) 433A. The in-class delivery focuses on the knowledge required to help in understanding the training standards of Workplace Support Services, Ministry of Education and Training. The apprentice will be expected to reinforce the acquired knowledge through related quizzes.Fees: Please contact the Ministry01AP Jan 2-5th 4:00-10:00pm

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WORKING WITH METALS (MACH-9028)The objective of this course is to familiarize the participant with the machinery and drawings used to work with metals. Topics will cover blueprint reading, sheet steel, turning operations/lathes and milling operations/vertical milling machine.Fees: $231.31 + $40.00 Material Fee01ST Thr Jan 23 - Mar 27 6:30 - 9:30PM Ù

AIR BRAKE ENDORSEMENT (Z) (MECH-9007)Gain the knowledge necessary to operate brake systems safely and detect faults in these systems. Upon successful completion of the written test, participants will take the practical test on the Saturday afternoon. After successful completion of both tests you will receive the ‘Z’ endorsement from the Ministry of Transportation. Students must bring proof of (at least) a full ‘G’ license.Location: Fanshawe College Room Z1054 1764 Oxford Street East London, OntarioNote: Class Times are Fri 6-10pm and 8am-6pm.Fees: $311.9901ST Fri/Sat Jan 31 - Feb 01 02ST Fri/Sat Feb 28 - Mar 01

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Accounting Certificate 5Bookkeeping Certificate 5Certified General Accountant

(CGA) Transfer Credits 6Computerized Accounting 15Principles of Accounting 1 10Principles of Accounting II 10

Air Brake Endorsement (z) 17Android Tablets

Choosing the Best Tablet for You 16Get Started With Your

Android 4 Tablet 16Angel Healing 4Animal Guides 4Assembly, Wrapping & Packing 13

BBasic Anatomy &

Related Terminology 13Bookkeeping Certificate 5Business Administration Certificate 6Business Law 9Business Math 9

CCertificate of Qualification Exam

Preparation Technology 16Certified General Accountant

(CGA) Transfer Credits 6Choosing the Best Tablet for You 16Computer Aided Design 16Computerized Accounting 15Computerized Billing 13Computerized Office Essentials

Certificate 15Computers - a Starting Point Level I 15Computers - a Starting Point Level II 15Computers for the ‘over 50’ Gang 15Conversational Spanish 4Corporate Communications

Certificate 6Creating Documents On Your iPad 16Crisis Intervention Declaration of

Academic Achievement 12Crystal Healing 4

DDeath and Dying 13Decontamination, Principles,

Procedures 13Digital Photos On Your iPad 16Disinfection & Sterile Concepts 13Dog Obedience 4Domestic Violence 13Drug Knowledge: Continuum

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EEthical Issues in Business 9Event Management (Planning)

Certificate 6Exam Prep for Millwright 17

FFaerie Enchantment 4First Aid

SFA, CPR (Level C or HCP) & AED 14Food Service Worker Certificate 12Fundamentals of

Addiction Certificate 12

GGeneral Business Certificate 7Get Started With Your

Android 4 Tablet 16Get Started With Your

Windows 8 Tablet 16Getting Started With Your iPad 16Group Counselling: Theory

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Assistant Certificate 12Health Services Management &

Administration Certificate 7Human Development 13Human Relations 13Human Resources

Management Certificate 7

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Instrumentation 13Industrial Management Certificate 7Internet Basics on Your iPad 16Introduction to Business Processes 9iPad

Choosing the Best Tablet for You 16Creating Documents On Your iPad 16Digital Photos On Your iPad 16Getting Started With Your iPad 16Internet Basics on Your iPad 16iPad for Business 16iPad Level 1 16Watching Media On the iPad 16

LLabour & Employment Law 9Labour Relations 9Leadership Development

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MMedical Transcription 14Meditation Realm 4Metalworking

Working With Metals 4,17Microbiology & Infection 14Microsoft Office 2010 Essentials 15Millwright

Exam Prep for Millwright 17Moon Magick 4

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Certificate 8Office Administration Certificate 8Organizational Business

Communication 9Organizational Skills 14Organizing the Project Team 9

PPatient Preparation 14Payroll Administration 10Payroll Compliance Practitioner 8Personal Taxation 10Pharmacology for PSW’s 14Pharmacology 14Photography 4Pilates 4Post-secondary programs 11Principles of Accounting I 10Principles of Accounting II 10Principles of Human

Resources Management 10Processing of Physicians’ Orders 14Professional Communication 14Professional Ethics 14Project Management Certificate 9Project Management 10Public Relations Certificate 8

RRecords Maintenance 14Reiki 5

SSFA, CPR (Level C or HCP) & AED 14Social Networking for Business 15SolidWorks

3D Solids Modeling 17Spanish

Conversational Spanish 4Sports Marketing Certificate 9Sterile Processing Certificate 12Sterile Storage, Inventory &

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Windows 8 TabletsTarot Cards 101 5Tea Leaf Reading 5The Association for

Operations Management 5Training & Development 10

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Choosing the Best Tablet for You 16Get Started With Your

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