Continuing Education
Continuing Education | Fall 2010
The Bancroft Campus of Loyalist College is pleased to offer a variety of courses available during the day and evening. Register now for the Fall 2010 Semester courses.
You may register by phone (613) 332-1743, mail, in person or by fax (613) 332-4773. Payment is accepted by cash, cheque, money order, VISA or MasterCard or Debit Card. Seniors are 60 years of age and over.
All registrations and payment must be received 1 week before classes begin.
Please click on the links below to view classes offered in that subject:
Social Service Worker
The Arts
Astronomy
Building
Business, Certificates, and More
Computers
Culinary Arts
Dance and Theatre Arts
Fitness
Health and Wellbeing
Languages
Technical Trades
Recreation
MTO and FMCSA Compliance
SSW Winter Institute
A minimum passing grade of 60% must be obtained in each course to receive this diploma.
COURSE SCHEDULE
PSYC 2001 1422 - Applied Psychology - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $325.55
COMM 1011 1423 - Communications 2 - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $342.32
SOCI 1005 1625 - Contemporary Social Problems - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $342.32
FALP 8002 1624 - Group Learning & Team Development - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $308.78/60+ $211.34
FALP 8003 2872 - Counselling Adult Learners - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $308.78/60+ $211.34
FALP 8000 1420 - Intro to Adult Education- SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $308.78/60+ $211.34
FALP 8034 1681 - Portfolio Development - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $267.78/60+ $167.34
PSYC 1003 1419 - Intro to Psychology - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $308.78
SOCI 1003 1421 - Sociology & Canadian Society - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - $308.78
For more information or to register, please contact Cindy Thain at 613-332-1743 ext 232 or e-mail at cthain@loyalistc.on.ca
The Arts
Carving
NEW Basic Wood Carving
Wood carving is an intriguing and exciting class where students begin with a wooden blank and following a chosen pattern, leave with a finished carving. Safety techniques, how to read your wood, and design tricks are all part of the instruction. If you are an Intermediate carver you will continue with your learning as Duncan takes you to the next level of difficulty. Students are asked to bring their own knives and safety gloves. Those without can purchase Kevlar gloves and carving knives from the instructor (a onetime purchase and cost aprrox. $50.00). Wood is approx. $12.00 to $15.00 extra and payable to the instructor. If you need purchase items from the instructor, please be in touch with Duncan before the course starts at 613-332-5481 LOCATION: 1449 Maxwell Settlement Rd., Bancroft.
Wed. 6:30pm-9:30pm - SEP 22-OCT 27
WOOD 8001 2764 - $125.52/60+ $38.76
Drawing
Life Drawing Workshop
Life drawing is a joy to learn and master. With each new model you learn new perspectives and understanding along with skills and ability. Ramue will assist you to learn techniques that will allow you to recapture the human body onto canvas - using the medium of your choosing (for those using oils, please bring scent free paints). Individual instruction is provided throughout the course. Models and easels provided.
Sun. 10:00am-2:00pm - SEP 26 or OCT 17 or NOV 7
DRAW 9010 2763 - $49.82
Painting
Decorative Folk Art - Tuesday or Wednesday
In Lin's professionally appointed studio numerous finished pieces are displayed to provide inspiration. You will have access to patterns, blanks and paint supplies - all which you can purchase as needed. Lin's expertise with technique, colour selection and product use is second to none. As one of her students you receive one-on-one technique training and support while you complete projects of your own choosing. Everyone is welcome - beginner to accomplished painter. Class sizes are limited, so register early to ensure your spot. Supplies are available or bring your own. Anything purchased from Lin is not included in the tuition fee. LOCATION: #27775 Paudash Lake Road - Hwy 28 (Bancroft)
Tuesday Evening or Afternoon
Tue 1:00pm-4:00pm or 7:00pm-10:00pm - SEP 21-NOV23
PAIN 8000 1726 - $167.70/60+ $98.10
Wednesday Evening or Afternoon
Wed 1:00pm-4:00pm or 7:00pm-10:00pm - SEP 22-NOV43
PAIN 8000 1727 - $167.70/60+ $98.10
Photography
We have separate Photography FIeld Days available; they include one day in the field (Oct 2) learning how to take the best pictures your camera can take, then an evening in the computer lab (Oct 5) - for more information call 613-332-1743 ext 0.
Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 Series Parts 1-3
This series is only for students who are very comfortable using a computer. Develop skills and abilities to use Photoshop Elements 6. A DVD with images is provided.
NEW Adobe Photoshop Part 1
Post Processing of images: saving, naming, DNG conversion, intro to Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw.
Mon & Wed 6:30pm-10:00pm - OCT 13 to OCT 20
PHOT 8014 2735 - $97.70/60+ $73.34
NEW Adobe Photoshop Part 2
Step into layers, resizing, selection and other editing functions.
Mon & Wed 6:30pm-10:00pm - NOV 15 to NOV 22
PHOT 8014 2736 - $97.70/60+ $73.34
NEW Adobe Photoshop Part 3
Design your specific workflow, preparing images for presentation and for output for printing.
Mon & Wed 6:30pm-10:00 - NOV 29 to DEC 06
PHOT 8014 2737 - $97.70/60+ $73.34
NEW Practical Photography
Learn how to use a digital SLR camera properly and understand its features and power. Navigate menus, understand lenses, experiment with different shooting modes, control exposure elements and improve composition. All cameras are welcome but the most benefit will be with a DSLR camera. There is a 4 hour field trip planned for Saturday, October 16th, 2010.
Thu 6:30pm-9:30pm - SEP 16 to Oct 21
PHOT 8011 2837 - $140.98/60+ $89.94
Writing
NEW Documentary Scriptwriting
This course emphasizes the skills necessary for developing an original short dramatic script idea.
SEP 10 to DEC 17
WRIT 8041 1704 - $241.70/60+ $172.10
New Introduction to Self Publishing
This course covers a range of business practices in publishing, with emphasis on both traditional and self-publishing.
SEP 10 to DEC 17
WRIT 8038 1703 - $292.01/60+ $201.53
Astronomy
NEW Introduction to Astronomy
While visiting Nutwood Observatory in Lower Turriff you will experience a magnificent view of the stars while learning to identify and recognize basic aspects of our night sky. The observatory is located at 114 Colborne Rd. off of Lower Turriff in L'Amable, ON.
Wed 7:30pm-10:00pm - SEP 22 to OCT 13
GNRL 9559 2817 - $89.70
Building
NEW Building Better Homes
Learn the basics of building to the Energy Star for New Homes standard and the Building sceince that explains how houses work as a system. Build tight, energy efficient houses that are more comfortable to live in, healthier and cheaper to operate. The basic fundamentals of Green Building and Building Science are explored and discussed. Be prepared to meet this new standard when the Ontario Building Code changes in 2010.
Mon 7:00pm-9:30pm - OCT 18 to NOV 29
TECH 8084 2786 - $102.85/60+ $68.05
Ontario Building Code Program
An in house, full time Building Code training program has been developed. For anyone looking to make a career change, or return to school this one year program will prepare you to successfully challenge ministry exams for various Building Code Qualifications. Whether you are considering starting your own company or planning to work in the municipal world, this training is a valuable place to begin. Contact Maureen Kelly at 613-332-1743 ext 240 for details and an information package.
All Building Code Courses require the students to have the 2006 Ontario Building Code Compendium.
Ontario Building Code Training for both Government Employees and the Private Sector
Our Building Code Training courses are run in partnership with the Ontario Building Officials Association (OBOA). We use curriculum from the OBOA, approved through the MInistry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Building Development Branch. These courses are components of the Building Code Act and The Building Code Qualification Examination Program. Please refer to either the Ministry website (http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/), or the OBOA (http://www.oboa.on.ca/) website to verify which courses you may need.
- Loyalist College does not provide or have access to resource materials.
- Students MUST bring Resource Materials to every course. A book list is available when you register
- Student Manuals are provided with each course. The cost is included in the tuition.
- Student Manuals are not Resource Materials
IMPORTANT
- You MUST provide a copy of the 2006 Ontario Building Code Compendium as the course reference material.
- If you are taking the Part 8 On-Site Sewage courses you can bring just the Code and Guide for Sewage.
- All resource materials are available at the Service Ontario website (http://www.publications.serviceontario.ca/) For information call us (613-332-1743 ext 240) or visit http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/
OPEN "Qualifications & Registrations" follow various layers and headings to what you are looking for. Course Descriptions are available at the "Training" tab. - We are listed on the Ontario Building Officials Website (http://www.oboa.on.ca/)
- We offer both Technicaland Overview courses.
Building Services - 2006
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 01-NOV 05
TECH 8307 3249 - $546.50/60+$430.50
Building Structural - 2006
Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm - OCT 18-22
TECH 8307 2745 - $583.06/60+ $490.25
Complex Buildings - 2006
Recommended Prerequisite: Large Buildings - 2006
Mon-Wed 8:30am-4:30am - NOV 08-12
TECH 8302 2758 - $345.16/60+ $289.48
General Legal Process - 2006
Mon - Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 08-12
TECH 8200 2755 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
or
Fri-Sun 8:30am-4:30pm - OCT 22-24
TECH 8300 1735 - $450.60/60+ 357.80
House - 2006
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - OCT 18-22
TECH 8300 2753 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
HVAC House - 2006
Thu & Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 4 & 5
TECH 8305 3245 - $278.24/60+ $241.12
Large Buildings - 2006
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - OCT 11-15
TECH 8301 2756 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
Part 8 - On-Site Sewage
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 01-05
TECH 8300 3250 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
or
Fri-Sun 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 19-21, 27 & 28
TECH 8300 2757 - $450.60/60+ $357.80
Plumbing All Buildings
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - DEC 06-10
TECH 8304 2757 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
Small Buildings - 2006
Recommended Prerequisite: House-2006
MON-FRI 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 15-19
TECH 8306 2760 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
Part 10 & 11 - Renovations and Change of Use
Exam is offered during the final class.
Mon-Fri 8:30am-6:30pm - DEC 06-10
TECH 8210 3251 - $478.60/60+ $385.80
Home Inspection Related Training
All Building Code Courses require the students to have the 2006 Ontario Building Code Compendium.
Part 9 Building Envelope
Exam is offered during the final class.
Mon-Fri 8:30am-6:30pm - OCT 11-15
TECH 8207 2747 - $508.60/60+ $415.80
Part 9 Health and Safety
Exam is offered during the final class.
Mon-Fri - 8:30am-6:30pm - NOV 15-19
TECH 8208 2750 - $508.60/60+ $415.80
Community Futures Development Corporation Partners in Training
Tuition Fees can be eligible for funding assistance. 'Community Futures' will reimburse employers or employees of for-profit businesses and not-for-profit agencies up to 50% of their approved training costs. Look for the symbol with courses that could be eligible for this CFDC funding. For further information visit http://www.community-futures.ca/ and open the "EODP Applications" then "Skills Development" or stop in at Community Futures - 26 Chemaushgon Road, Bancroft to discuss your eligibility for the Skills Development Program. A letter of agreement with Community Futures must be in place to qualify for reimbursement of training costs.
Anyone interested in using this program must make arrangements individually, before registering for the course. Loyalist College is happy to assist with course descriptions, dates, times, fees, etc. We also have copies of the application forms. REMEMBER to inform us when you register if you are using this program.
Business
Fall Arrest Certificate - Basics
This three-hour workshop based on the Construction Safety Association information, provides basic knowledge of fall protection and fall arrest controls for personnel working in areas exposed to fall hazards.
Sat 9:00am-12:00pm - SEP 11
TECH 9202 2742 - $45.47
New Financial Management - Retirement and Long Term Care Facilities
SEP 10-DEC 17
BUSI 8245 1701 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
Operate a Bed & Breakfast
The Bed and Breakfast industry is one of the fastest growing segments of the Accommodation Industry! If running your own business is one of your dreams, this industry might be for you. This 6-week, detailed course will guide you through all the ABC's of starting and operating a successful Bed and Breakfast business. Develop a full business plan; decide whether you are want a sole proprietorship, partnership or even a corporate business model. Detail your home layout for living and guests, advertising/marketing, financing, legalities and liabilities. Understand what it means to be your own boss, expense and revenue tracking and of course profits. This course is taught by an experienced Bed and Breakfast owner with guest appearances by other related professionals.
Thurs 6:30pm-9:30pm - OCT 07 to NOV 25
BUSI 8501 2743 - $129.39/60+ $80.67
New Security Guard - online
Mandatory pre-exam training for Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services Security Guard License exam! Upon successful completion of this course, students will be eligible to register for the mandatory exam. Prerequisite: In order to comply with Bill 159, students taking this course must be currently certified in Emergenc Level First AId/CPR and must provide proof of certification to the instructor prior to the end of the course. This component is not covered in the course material. The cost of the required manual is included in the course fee. Students who have successfully completed training will be subject to a Clean Criminal Check when applying to write the licensing exam.
SEP 10-DEC 17
LAWS 8028 1705 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
NEW Service Excellence - Bancroft
Why should you invest in this training? Because in one day you will learn to work within a team; to provide the ultimate customer service experience for your guests/clients; expand employment opportunities; gain repeat customers and potentially improve YOUR job security. Why would you not take this training?
Tue 9:00am-5:00pm - OCT 05
BUSI 9230 2762 - $96.62
Smart Serve of Ontario Certificate
Successful students will obtain their SmartServe Ontario Certificate; required by anyone who servces alcohol.
Monday Evenings - 5:30pm-9:30pm - FEE: $44.00
SEP 20 - HOSP 9000 1723 or
OCT 18 - HOSP 9000 3253 or
NOV 15 - HOSP 9000 3254
Wednesday Afternoons - 2:00pm-6:00pm - FEE: $44.00
SEP 22 - HOSP 9000 1722 or
OCT 27 - HOSP 9000 3255
NOV 24 - HOSP 9000 3256
Downtown Revitalization Certificate is being suspended.
The popular Fundraising related courses from this certificate are being offered as standalone courses for this term. Look for a revised Fundraising Certificate in the winter term.
Introduction to Fundraising
SEP 10 to DEC 17
BUSI 8235 1651 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
Methods of Fundraising
SEP 10 to DEC 17
BUSI 8234 1652 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
Strategic Management of Campaigns
SEP 10 to DEC 17
BUSI 8234 1653 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
Volunteer Management
SEP 10 to DEC 17
BUSI 8230 1654 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
Other Important Certificates Offered in Bancroft are:
Bancroft Building Section:
- Ontario Building Code Training
- Security Guard
Bancroft Health & Wellness Section:
- CPR, First Aid & AED
- Emergency First Response
- Palliative Care
- Standard CPR & First Aid Recert
Bancroft Technology Section:
- Chainsaw and Skidder
- Fork Lift and Scissor Lift
Recreation Section:
- Wilderness Experience
Computers
Beginner's Computing
Learn with detailed notes; one-on-one instruction; and through hands-on lab time. Recognize and use basic features of any computer: the start button, opening programs, the keyboard and much more. Students need no special skills for this class. NOTE: Daytime classes are available for two weekends starting Sept 25th, Call 613-332-1743 ext 0.
Evenings
Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm - SEP 21 to OCT 19
COMP 8151 2795 - $82.08/60+ $54.24
or
2 Weekends
Sat & Sun 9:00am - 12noon - SEP 25 & 26 / OCT 2 & 3
$82.08/ 60+ $54.24
Internet FUNdamentals
Students should be familiar with using a computer. During this hands-on course you will be introduced to the basic elements of the Internet; e-mail; search; secure functions; downloading. If you do not have an email address you will make one. NOTE: Daytime dates are available for two weekends starting Nov 20. Call 613-332-1743 ext 0
Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm - OCT 14 to NOV 04
COMP 8051 2793 - $82.08/60+ $54.24
or
2 Weekends
Sat & SUn 9:00am - 12noon - NOV 20 & 21/ 27 & 28
$82.08/60+ $54.24
Computers for Business
NEW Assistive Technology
Computers have been designed to be accessible and usable by almost everyone. You need not be limited by a learning disability or physical impairment...easily accessible Programs and Applications make the world of computers easily available.
Wed 6:00pm-9:00pm - OCT 06 to 27
COMP 8151 1790 - $83.08/60+ $55.24
MAC Basics and Applications
Learn to use the many applications available with your MAC operating system. Please identify the operating system you have: Tiger 10.4, Leopard 10.5, Snow Leopard 10.8, etc. Students must bring their own computer to class with all necessary hookups. We have wireless Internet.
Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm - NOV 09 to 30
COMP 8151 2796 - $87.08/60+ $48.34
or
Mon 5:30pm-8:00pm - NOV 15 to 29
$72.70/60+ $48.34
NEW On the Job Computer Skills - Basic and Intermediate
Prepare yourself to be efficient, productive and up-to-date with your computer skills and familiar with everyday office equipment. Using Microsoft products you will either refresh old skills and knowledge or gain a whole new set of skills. You should have a computer at home to do practice assignments. Other dates for training are: Nov 15-29.
MON 5:30pm-8:00pm - SEP 20-OCT 04
COMP 8151 2791 - $72.70/60+ $48.34
or
Mon 5:30pm-8:00pm - $72.70/60+ $48.34
NEW Join the Social Media Buffet - Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Skype, etc.
Explore social media to: improve your business acumen in a technological world to establish sustainable relationships with existing and potential clients, and establish electronic communication with family and friends and the world. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Blogs, Wiki, Websites, Skype and MySpace will all be toured, dissected, linked and posted to. Course material will also cover branding and the creation of conversation capital. Students MUST be comfortable with using a computer.
Tue 9:00am-11:00am - OCT 05 to NOV 09
COMP 8510 2816 - $93.08/60+ $65.24
QuickBooks Introduction
QuickBooks is designed for the small to mid-sized business owner. Learn to set up achart of accountsl reconcile your chequing account; create and print invoices, receipts, and statements; track your payables, inventory and receivables; create estimates; and generate reports. Software: QuickBooks 2008 or 2009 Pro. Only the PC software edition can be used in this course. Students MUST be comfortalbe with using a computer.
Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm - SEP 21 to NOV 02
COMP 8093 2773 - $150.89/60+ $102.17
NEW Website Basics for YOUR Business
Learn how Websites are created and how to manipulate information, images, backgrounds, etc. Examine design aspects and move towards developing your very own - specific to you business. Students MUST be comfortable with using a computer.
Mon 6:00pm-9:00pm - SEP 20 - NOV 01
COMP 8015 8075 2831 - $128.62/60+ $86.86
NEW Website Development/Maintenance Workshop
This couse continues with the skills developed in this first course. Students must have basic knowledge of building a website and hopefully have one either ready to launch or launched but needing changes or maintenance. If you have a website that is not launched, be sure to bring your current work to class on a thumb-drive. Please provide the instructor with your website address, or a sample of your site. Students MUST be comfortable with using a computer.
Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm - SEP 30 - NOV 01
COMP 8015 8075 2832 - $128.62/60+ $86.86
If you need or want specific training, call Maureen Kelly and make arrangements to get started. Loyalist can offer computer training using Adobe, MAC, PC to name a few...all you need to do is ask.
Culinary Arts
NEW Add RAW to Your Lifestyle
Explore the benefits of adding raw food into your day. A balanced raw food diet includes adequate protein, vitamins and minerals needed to achieve radiant and vibrant health. With food demonstrations, recipe sharing and sampling; you will be surprised and inspired as you discover breakfast smoothies, spunky salads, hearty soups, tasty entrees and decadent desserts.
Wed & Thu 5:30pm-7:30pm - OCT 06 & 07
CULN 9070 2819 - $47.25
Dance and Theatre Arts
Belly Dance and Fitness
Irma's Belly Dance and Fitness classes are perfect indoor exercise. No special clothes, equipment or even partners required. Belly Dance is designed for women's bodies - all shapes, sizes and ages. It's not only a physical workout, but it is also healing, inspires creativity, releases tension and is FUN. Students are asked to wear comfortable clothing - not too baggy and ballet-type slippers or tight socks.
Tue 5:30pm-6:30pm - OCT 05 to NOV 23
DANC 9006 1716 - $98.38
NEW Improv Theatre
This fun introductory level course teaches the basics of theatrical improvisation and its application to sketch comedy for all skill levels. Develop characters as well as write and perform your own comedy sketches. No previous acting experience is required. Loose fitting clothes is recommended and please bring lunch and water.
Tue 6:00pm-8:00pm - OCT 12 to NOV 16
GNRL 8534 2820 - %78.08/ 60+ $50.24
Improvsational Theatre Workshop
Sat 9:00am04:00pm - OCT 2
$50.00
Fitness
NEW Stability Ball
Improve balance, core strength and muscular strength using an 'Exercise Ball'. Whether you are an experienced or new ball user; this class will provide you with a great workout. Students must bring a fully inflated ball, light weights, mat and water to class. Location: North Hastings Senior Elementary School, Bancroft.
NO Class OCT 11
Mon 5:30pm-6:30pm - SEP 20 - NOV 27
FITN 9002 2738 - $90.89
Step Aerobics
This 60-minute class includes step aerobics and muscle toning while using light weights. REMEMBER YOU MUST bring your own step and weights to and from class each week. You will also need a floor mat or towel and always bring water. Location: Our Lady of Mercy Catholic School, Bancroft.
TUE 5:30pm-6:30pm - OCT 05 to DEC 07
FITN 9002 1717 - $94.07
Tone & Strengthen
For any fitness level, this class includes strengthening, stretching and toning activities using light weights. Bring your own light weights, floor mat or towel and water. Location: Our Lady of Mercy Catholic school, Bancroft
Thu 5:30pm-6:30pm - OCT 07 - DEC 09
FITN 9002 1718 - $94.07
NEW Body Movement Improvement
Whether you are recuperating from illness or injury, have a debilitating disease or have inhibited movement from lack of activity, this course will assist you to gain improved movement. Each student will have an assessment previous to the course beginning; details to be provided at registration.
Thu 10:00am-11:00am - SEP 23 to OCT 28
FITN 9146 2818 - $87.72
or
Thu 10:00am-11:00am - NOV 4 to DEC 9
$87.72
NEW Fitness Circuit Camp
Improve your stamina, strength and balance with aerobic, ball, core and balance, weights and toning exercises. Designed in a boot camp, circuit format, you can be guaranteed to work up a sweat. All students must participate in a pre class assessment. Bring your own water, mats, light weights and an exercise ball. Class is located at Bancroft Gymnastics Hwy 28 beside Kawartha Dairy.
Tue & Thu 6:30am-7:30am - SEP 21 to NOV 02
FITN 9003 2788 - $172.47
Health and Wellbeing
CPR, First Aid & AED
This course provides the required training of Level 'C' and follows the new provincial standards set in January 2007. It is recognized and required by most employers, insurance bodies and educators. A $30.00 consumable fee is payable to the instructor when the class begins. You MUST completely attend both days to obtain a certificate. Other dates available are: Oct 19 & 20, Nov 9 & 10 or 20 & 21, Dec 7 & 8.
Tue & Wed 8:30am-4:30pm - SEP 21 & 22 - HLTH 8011 1720 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Sat & Sun 8:30am - $4:30pm - OCT 16 & 17 - HLTH 8011 3296 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Tue & Wed 8:30am-4:30pm - OCT 19 & 20 - HLTH 8011 3296 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Sat & Sun 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 9 & 10 - HLTH 8011 3260 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Sat & Sun 8:30am-4:30pm - NOV 20 & 21 - HLTH 8011 3297 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Thu & Fri 8:30am-4:30pm - DEC 02 & 03 - HLTH 8011 3257 - $78.26/60+ $45.78 or
Sat & Sun 8:30am-4:30pm - DEC 07 & 08 - HLTH 8011 3261 - $78.26/60+ $45.78
NEW Crisis Intervention
This course is designed to introduce the students to the fundamental concepts, theories, strategies and skills needed to understand and conduct effective crisis intervention. Students are required to watch the move titled CRASH with Sandra Bullock, Dan Cheadle and Ryan Philippe.
SEP 10 to DEC 17
HLTH 8177 1698 - $308.78/60+ $211.34
Emergency First Response training is offered at the Bancroft Campus of Loyalist College. This is necessary training if you might ever be in a position to be the first person at any type of accident or medical emergency. Current dates are Nov 12-14, 20 & 21. Call us for more details or to create a schedule for your group or 8 or more.
New Standard Recertification
If you have a current Red Cross, Standard CPR and First Aid Certificate, you can recertify this for another time period with a one day course. If you only recertify CPR, tell us when you register. All students must bring their certificates to class along with their previous student manual.
Tue 8:30am-6:30pm - SEP 28 - HLTH 8011 1721 - $55.90/60+ $32.70 or
Sat 8:30am-6:30pm - OCT 18 - HLTH 8011 3259 - $55.90/60+ $32.70 or
Tue 8:30am-6:30pm - NOV 27 - HLTH 8011 3258 - $55.90/60+ $32.70
Palliative Care Certificate - Offered Online - Pending Ministry Approval
Develop knowledge, skills and attitudes required to be involved with caring for the terminally ill and their families. This program benefits: RPNs, orderlies, PSWs, volunteers and clergy. With an emphasis on quality of remaining life, learn to provide empathetic and sensitive care, review the concepts of Palliative Care, hospice and home care vs. institutional care and more.
Admission Requirements
- Completed Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or Grade 12 equivalency certificate (achieved through College Academic Upgrading)
- 19 years of age or older
Certificate Requirements:
- Orientation to Palliative Care - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - HLTH 8040 1637 - $241.70/60+ $172.10
- Palliative Care Communications - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - HLTH 8163 1639 - $185.80/60+ $139.40
- Ethical/Legal and Spiritual Concerns - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - HLTH 8165 1636 - $325.55/60+ $221.15
- Psychological and Social Implications - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - HLTH 8167 1640 - $241.70/60+ $172.10
- Comfort Measures - SEP 10 to DEC 17 - HLTH 8164 1638 - $241.70/60+ $172.10
- Palliative Care Field Placement - This field placement component will consist of 60 hours of percepted experience plus 12 hours of online seminar.
NOTE: It is mandatory that Orientation to Palliative Care be the initial course taken in this certificate for those without a health care background.
Personal Support Worker Certificate
The Personal Support Worker program is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to provide personal care and home management services to clients in both community and institutional settings. Students provide supportive care to clients who are experiencing physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural challenges.
This three-semester program is designed to meet the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities' new program standards for Personal Support Workers. Students will complete 704 hours of instruction including theory, laboratory practice and placement. This program provides supervised placement, followed by a consolidation placement in a nursing home and in-home agency.
A minimum passing grade of 65% must be obtained in each course and successful completion of First Aid/CPR Level 'C' to recieve this diploma.
Certificate requires seccuessful completion of the following 10 courses:
PSWT 1005 Role of the PSW
COMM 1028 Workplace English
PSWT 1004 Safe & Comfortable Environment
PSWL 1000 Lab 1
PSWL 1001 Lab 2
PSWT 1003 Human Body in Health and Illness
PSWT 1006 PSW Integrative Theory
PSWP 1003 PSW Practicum 1
PSWP 1004 PSW Practicum 2
PSWP 1005 PSW Practicum 3
Upcoming Start Dates
NEW FULL-TIME PSW PROGRAM - Curve Lake First Nation Location - September 20, 2010 - Complete Application Package
Barry's Bay Location: September 7, 2010 - Complete Application Package
Bancroft Location: September 14, 2010 - Complete Application Package
Tweed Location: September 21, 2010 - Complete Application Package
Tyendinaga Location: September 28, 2010 - Complete Application Package
For more information call
Lisa Woodcock at 613-332-1743 ext 237 or E-mail at lwoodcock@loyalistc.on.ca
Rebecca Sears at 613-332-1743 ext 235 at mailto:jdouglas@loyalistc.on.ca
Languages
French for Beginners - Level 1 is available starting OCT 04 to NOV 18. Call us for more details and to register.
NEW Introduction to French - Level 2
This course is designed to help students continue to learn about the French Culture (traditions, historical facts, myths, etc) and to develop or improve upon their basic language skills such as: listening, speaking, reading and writing in French with emphasis on ORAL communication and basic social interations.
Tue & Thu 5:30pm-8:30pm - OCT 05 to NOV 11
LANG 8007 1725 - $207.24/60+ $123.72
Sign Language for Beginners
You will begin to use simple, everyday signing to communicate, whether it is for home, work or personal interest. With the help of books and detailed notes you will be able to practice at home easily. Students need this book: "Sign Language Conversations for Beginning Signers" - ISBN: 1-930820-12-7
Wed 5:30pm-8:30pm - SEP 29 to NOV 17
LANG 8199 2776 - $134.16/60+ $78.48
Technical Trades
Chainsaw Certificate - Professional Logger or Non-Logging
Successful students receive a professional chainsaw certificate as a logger or non-logger. Day One: Bring your chainsaw (empty the fuel tank). Day Two: you MUST have safety boots, chainsaw pants/chaps, hard hat, ear and eye protection and leather gloves. Students without these items will not be allowed to participate and will not receive a certificate. Please bring $25.00 for Non-logging Chainsaw Certificate or $45.00 for the Loggers Chainsaw Certificate. These payments are to made to the Instructor. Courses offered in Bancroft, Kingston and Deep River areas. If you have staff to train, call us and we will make arrangements for you and your crew.
Sat & Sun 8:30am-5:30pm - SEP 11 & 12 or Oct 24 & 25
TECH 8604 1737 - $159.09/60+ $121.97
or
Sat & Sun 8:30am-5:30pm - OCT 23 & 24
Tech 8604 3244 - $159.09/60+ $121.97
Skidder Operator
Sat & Sun 8:30am-5:30pm - OCT or NOV
$156.58/60+ $138.02
Skidder and Chainsaw Operator Licensing
Sat & Sun 8:30am-5:30pm - OCT or NOV
$307.16/60+ $251.48
Forklift and Scissor Lift Certification Training is available. Call for dates and fees 613-332-1743 ext 240.
Wilderness Experience Certificate Program
Courses are offered in the Bancroft and Georgian Bay areas.
Course locations can change, depending on registration numbers. Further details available at http//www.survivalinthebush.com.
This certificate is specifically tailored to provide individuals with many unique, exciting and tactile learning experiences. Courses are taught mostly out-of-doors in order to immerse the learner in many realistic and challenging situations.
This program is a venue for professional upgrading, for developing employment ready skills, knowledge and abilities.
There are 6 core courses.
Certificate Requirements
- * SITB 8011 1729 Wilderness Survival - Season Specific - Fri 9:30pm to Sunday mid afternoon for 2 weekends - OCT 8-10 & 15-17 - $436.02/60+ $255.06
- SITB 8005 Wilderness First Aid
- *SITB 8009 3248 - Backpacking - Fri 9:30pm to Sunday Mid Afternoon - SEP 11 & 12 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
- *SITB 8012 3246 - Canoe Camping - Fri 9:30pm to Sunday mid afternoon - SEP 25 & 26 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
- SITB 9005 Orienteering
- SITB 9001 Edible Plants
Electives - Select 2
- SITB 8017 1733 - Bushwhacking - Sat 6:00am-Sun 5:00pm - SEP 11 & 12 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
- SITB 8007 Winter Camping
- *SITB 8004 1728 Moccasin Workshop - SAT 9:00am-3:00pm - NOV 6 - $117.40/60+ $94.20
- *SITB 8022 1732 Voyageur Lifestyle Canoeing Program - Sat 6:00am to Sunday Evening - SEP 25 & 26 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
- *SITB 8016 1731 Introduction to Search and Rescue - Sat 6:00am to Sun 5:00pm - SEP 11 & 12 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
- *SITB 8015 1730 Advanced Survival and Tracking - Fri 9:30pm to Sunday mid afternoon - OCT 15-17 - $250.90/60+ $169.70
* Courses available this term - in class only.
Transportation Compliance Seminars
MTO and FMCSA Compliance - For Large or Small Transport Companies
NEW Hours of Service Registration - Part 1
Examine the theoretical and practical portion of Hours of Service (HOS) in Canada and the U.S. Process: trip sheets, border corssing receipts, tolls, weight scale receipts, and fuel receipts. Understanding HOS prepares students to audit drivers' daily logs by visual inspection.
SEP 10 TO DEC 17 - CODE: TECH 8514 1740 - FEE: $297.60/60+204.80
NEW Commercial Driver Hiring Procedures - Part 1
Learn the theoretical and practical aspects of hiring and managing commercial drivers for a transport company.
SEP 10 TO DEC 17 - CODE: TECH 8514 1742 - FEE: $297.60/60+204.80
NEW Commercial Vehicle Plates and IRP Registration - Part 1
Examine the requirements of filing documents with the Ministry of Transportation in Ontario - International Registration Program (MTO-IRP) Office and MTO - Regular Office. Review all required documents, instructions for completion and all MTO requirements with Commercial Vehicle Operators Registration (CVOR) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
SEP 10 TO DEC 17 - CODE: TECH 8514 1741 - FEE: $297.60/60+204.80
NEW IFTA-Fuel and Miles Taxes - Part 1
You will collect the required information for Fuel and Miles Taxes calculation, load the mileage information for every jurisdiction into professional software and report the final results. Learn both Provincial and State filing requirements and become familiar with filing quarterly and annual reports.
SEP 10 TO DEC 17 - CODE: TECH 8514 1744 - FEE: $297.60/60+204.80
NEW Register a Transport Company
Study the entire process of registering a transport company in Canada and the US and complete samples of the legal Master Operating Document and application process, along with instructions and direct links to resources. The Master Operating Documents allow transport companies to legally operate in Canada and the US.
SEP 10 TO DEC 17 - CODE: TECH 8514 1743 - FEE: $297.60/60+204.80
We have 4 terms at the Bancroft Campus of Loyalist College: Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring. Each term features a new listing of Continuing Education courses. If there is a topic you would like to see offered or one that you would like to teach, please contact Maureen Kelly.
Loyalist College Bancroft Campus
P.O. Box 10, 195 Hastings Street North, Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
Phone: (613) 332-1743 | Toll Free: 1-877-309-0317 | Fax: (613) 332-4773
Email: info@loyalistcbancroft.on.ca
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Monday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Tuesday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Wednesday, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm
