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List of
Winter 2010 Courses
To register for these courses,
you can contact Algonquin College by:
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Phone -- 613- 727-0002, or TOLL FREE 1- 800- 565- 4723 (VISA,
MasterCard or American Express
- In Person -- Room
C150, Woodroffe Campus (Please bring Photo I.D.)
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Fax -- 613-
727-7754 (using your VISA, MasterCard or American Express)
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TTY -- 613- 727-7766 (Teletype for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing)
ABI ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURIES
Course:HLT7090
This course offers a better understanding of what Acquired Brain Injuries are, the resulting behaviours and how to most effectively work with this client population. Current issues and challenges from the client's perspective are also discussed.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Apr 10 | 9am - 12pm | $57.71 | |
ACCESS: LEVEL 2
Course:DAT7163
Students learn how to take advantage of relational database efficiency to maintain data by establishing relationships and enforcing referential integrity. In addition, students save data entry time by using sound table design techniques to control data entry and automate tasks. Students also benefit by becoming familiar with Access features that enable them to customize forms and reports.
Notes: Students must have Access Level I or equivalent. Microsoft Access 2003 will be used for this training. Text extra.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 751 | Apr 2 | 9am - 5pm | $146.13 | |
AIR BRAKE ENDORSEMENT TRAINING
Course:GEN7070
The objective of this 12-hour Ministry of Transportation approved course is to ensure that drivers attain the knowledge necessary to operate brake systems safely and to be able to detect faults in these systems. Upon successful completion of the written and practical test, participants are provided documentation to be presented at a DriveTest Centre to obtain the Z endorsement classification on their licence.
Notes: Requirement: Full class G or higher driver's licence.
Additional course information: The student must attend 100% of the course hours. The course runs on two consecutive Saturdays and you will be assigned an appointment time of approximately a half-hour for the Sunday of the second week when you must attend to complete the practical test. The Air Brake Handbook is included in the price of the course and it will be provided in class.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Apr 10 - Apr 18 | 9am - 5pm | $250.89 | |
BASICS OF MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE REPAIR
Course:MVM7001
Using theory and practice learn how to perform some of the basic preventative maintenance and simple repairs on your motorcycle. During this workshop participants learn safe work habits around motorcycles, proper use of tools and equipment used in servicing motorcycles. Through hands-on experience participants learn the basics of oil and filter changes, fuel and charging systems, and the functions of the drive train. A variety of motorcycles are discussed which include two and four stroke cycle designs.
Notes: Check the Booklist online for supplies required for the course. Students are encouraged to bring their own motorcycle to the Saturday class.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Th | 741 | Apr 22 - Apr 24 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $96.35 | | | Sa | | | 9am - 5pm | | | |
BIPOLAR AND DEPRESSION - UNDERSTANDING THE BLACK HOLE
Course:HLT7081
Receive an overview of both depression and bipolar affective disorder including pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, common behaviours, and treatment modalities based on evidence-based best practices.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 751 | Apr 9 | 1pm - 4pm | $57.71 | |
COMMUNICATION/CUSTOMER SERVICE
Course:FOD5109
This course is part of the following Program(s): Food Service Worker (Pembroke Campus)
Communication/Customer Service is designed to help students apply their knowledge in the provision of excellent customer service. It provides students with the tools to communicate effectively with clients, co-workers, employees in other departments, management, external service providers, and other agencies.
Notes: Prerequisite: FOD5110 Role of the Food Service Worker. Instructor: TBA. Text extra. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Apr 28 - Jun 9 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | | | |
CREATING AND MAINTAINING LIFE BALANCE
Course:MGT7021
How has stress affected you in the past? Have you had to take time away from work or your family because you have felt stressed out? You, like millions of others, may have difficulty managing stress in your life. Fortunately, there are techniques you can use to better manage stress, and possibly even lessen the amount of stress you encounter on a daily basis. In this course, learn ways of improving your physical and mental well-being, and methods of handling stress in an effective and productive manner.
Notes: Workbook extra.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 751 | Apr 16 | 9am - 5pm | $146.00 | |
CREATING YOUR MANAGEMENT STYLE
Course:OMD5800
This course is part of the following Program(s): Ontario Management Development Program (OMDP) - Leadership Skills (Pembroke Campus)
Designed to help you increase productivity, this course introduces problem-solving techniques and teaches effective methods for improving job performance. It can help you develop skills in decision making, evaluating employee performance, motivating employees, flowcharting, corrective action, and controlling activities.
Notes: THIS COURSE WILL BE DELIVERED IN RENFREW.
Fast Track three day format. Text is included and will be provided in class. This course was previously named "Managing Workgroup Productivity".
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F, Sa, Su | 711 | Apr 23 - Apr 25 | 8am - 6pm | $250.10 | |
GROOMING YOUR DOG - LEVEL II
Course:GEN7156
Grooming Level II is beyond the basics. You experience more detailed learning of grooming using clippers and scissors. Finished clips are demonstrated as well as class time for students to get some hands-on with grooming equipment.
Notes: GEN7139 Grooming Your Dog required.
Do NOT bring your own dog, the instructor will bring in the dogs for grooming.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Mar 24 - Apr 7 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $124.43 | |
HAND DRUMMING BEYOND THE BASICS
Course:GEN7148
We were all born with a sense of rhythm - now learn to express it! Using spoken rhythm, foot falls and hand claps as a way of anchoring the rhythms in the body, you learn the various parts of two ensemble rhythm pieces. By the end of the course, the class will be playing like an orchestra on djembe and dunun drums, shakers and claves.
Notes: GEN7109 Introduction to Hand Drumming or previous drumming experience required.
Students should bring their own drum (djembe, ashiko or conga hand drum are appropriate for this class). See photo of drums in Instructor's Biography.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M | 711 | Apr 5 - Apr 26 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $113.31 | |
MASTERING YOUR DIGITAL SLR CAMERA
Course:DAT7181
Baffled by your DSLR? Join us in the exploration of your digital single lens reflex camera and learn how to maximize its potential. This action-packed course sends you well on your way to understanding your DSLR, the basics of exposure, how to use your camera's features, photo composition, and a variety of shooting techniques. You leave this course with a better understanding of DSLR photography and an ability to benefit from its endless potential.
Notes: Students will need to bring a USB memory stick and a DSLR camera.
Course dates are Wed. March 24 and 31, and Sat. Apr. 10 and 17.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Mar 24 - Apr 17 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $147.41 | | | Sa | | | 9am - 1:30pm | | | |
MOSAIC FOR BEGINNERS
Course:GEN7130
This one-day workshop introduces students to mosaic - the history and some of today's current trends. You will create a colourful side table, suitable for the patio, using a pattern and pieces of stained glass, mirror and beads. As well, you will have the opportunity to try glass cutting and clipping. In addition, grouting technique will be demonstrated.
Notes: $50 material fee included.
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Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Mar 27 | 9am - 5pm | $134.61 | |
MOTORCYCLE RIDER TRAINING COURSE
Course:MVM7100
This course is designed for new and returning motorcyclists. You learn basic handling and safety skills and gradually learn more demanding maneuvers. Individual coaching has you handling confidently even simulated traffic emergencies. In addition to learning new skills you have the opportunity to practise assertive shifting, push-steering, and threshold braking. Defensive riding tips will make you a safer rider, and a more conscientious car driver. As a result of successfully completing this course you are eligible for the M2 licence and may benefit from reduced insurance rates.
Notes: Requirement: Applicants who wish to get a licence must be 16 years of age or over and possess a valid Ontario Ministry of Transportation M1 licence which you will be required to present to the instructor on the first night of class. The M1 licence is a 90-day permit to ride a motorcycle and is issued by the Ministry of Transportation upon successful completion of a written test.
Additional course information: Motorcycles are provided at the course. Students must provide their own DOT helmets, heavy jackets, leather gloves that cover the wrists, jeans and leather footwear that have full ankle protection.
Classroom instruction will take place at Algonquin College, Pembroke, on Friday evenings from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. (please use north entrance) and the practical training will take place at CFB Petawawa from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Directions to the practical training location will be provided at the Friday evening class.
A waiver regarding liability must be signed at the first class. Also available online in the Booklist.
For more details about motorcycle rider training please visit: www.learningcurves.ca Instructor: D. Redekop.
NO REFUND after seven days prior to course start date.
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Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 751 | Apr 16 - Apr 18 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $440.26 | | | Sa, Su | | | 8:30am - 5:30pm | | | | | F | 752 | Apr 23 - Apr 25 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $440.26 | | | Sa, Su | | | 8:30am - 5:30pm | | | | | F | 753 | Apr 30 - May 2 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $440.26 | | | Sa, Su | | | 8:30am - 5:30pm | | | |
PART 3: LARGE BUILDINGS - CLASSIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION - 2006
Course:BSC7001
This basic course considers the elements of a structure which are important when dealing with larger buildings. This course is considered an introduction to part 3 buildings and includes the following: building classification, separation of major occupancies, building area and height, streets, building size and construction, occupant load, fire separation/fire-resistance ratings, firewalls, closures - Ontario Building Code requirements, fire stopping, provisions for firefighting, mezzanines, and interconnected floor spaces.
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Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Apr 7 - May 12 | 8am - 4pm | | | |
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CONCURRENT DISORDERS - DISPELLING THE MYTH
Course:HLT7083
Receive an overview and an understanding of the effects of substance abuse on the client, the family and the medical/judicial system. During this session, there is also discussion on the effects of having both a substance use disorder and having a mental health condition simultaneously.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Apr 10 | 1pm - 4pm | $57.71 | |
TASTES OF THE ORIENT REVEALED
Course:GEN7165
Take a trip to China and discover the wonders of oriental cuisine. Join us for an exciting, informative, hands-on experience where you learn to prepare basic Chinese dishes such as fried rice, wonton soup, eggrolls, and sauces. You have the opportunity to engage in interesting techniques that unlock the door to a whole new world of flavours and cooking styles. Come prepared to sample your delicious creations.
Notes: Bring a container in case there is extra to bring home.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Apr 7 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $56.61 | |
TRASH OR TREASURE - BEYOND SPRING CLEANING
Course:GEN7167
Get the scoop on your unwanted items. Whether you are decluttering your home, moving or responsible for the contents of an estate, this workshop teaches you what items to keep or not to keep, how to identify articles of value and how to dispense wanted and unwanted articles. You learn about preparing for a sale, pricing, advertising, post-sale wrap up, jobbers, and charitable organizations. Arm yourself with the tools and knowledge you need before the trash man comes.
Notes: This course is valuable for executors who have to deal with disposal of possessions or for anyone just wanting to declutter.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Apr 10 | 9am - 12pm | $39.79 | |
UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES WORKSHOP
Course:FAM7016
In this course, the participant is introduced to a brief summary of the most common learning disabilities, focusing on the characteristics of the child's learning differences and abilities. In addition, the participant is introduced to various strength-based interventions to assist children with learning disabilities or learning differences.
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Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Th | 741 | Apr 1 - Apr 8 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $64.59 | |
VENIPUNCTURE FOR BLOOD COLLECTION
Course:HLT7005
For RN's or RPN's. This course provides an introduction to assist the RN and RPN to acquire increased knowledge and skill in performing venipuncture for the purpose of blood collection. Emphasis is placed on familiarization with equipment and nursing responsibilities.
Notes: A copy of current registration as an RPN or RN with the College of Nurses or Ontario Paramedic must be presented to the instructor at the first class.
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Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 731 | Mar 31 - Apr 7 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $70.41 | |
WHY NOT MAKE INTRAVENOUS THERAPY AS EASY AS POSSIBLE?
Course:NSG7037
The theory of intravenous infusion (IV) therapy as well as IV equipment and maintenance are reviewed. In this hands-on practical lab, you learn how to monitor and maintain intravenous infusions using the needleless Inter Link System and Plum infusion pump. Other areas covered in this session are the concepts of Total Parenteral Nutrition and the maintenance of blood transfusions. In addition, you learn the theory of initiating a peripheral intravenous infusion and then practise the skills within a simulated environment.
Notes: A copy of current registration as an RPN with the College of Nurses must be presented to the instructor at the first class.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| T | 721 | Apr 21 - Apr 28 | 6:30pm - 9:30pm | $78.28 | |
YOU HAVE HIGH SPEED, SO NOW WHAT?
Course:DAT7193
This practical hands-on workshop gives you all the basic tools to enjoy the benefits of High Speed. Is your computer High Speed ready? Do you want to learn how to create a safe Internet environment for your kids? Have you always wanted to know how to communicate with friends and family on the Internet? These are just a few topics that are addressed in this session. High Speed made simple. All levels are welcome.
Notes: Location: ALGONQUIN COLLEGE, PEMBROKE
Cost: FREE (see note below)
Call the College to Register: 613-735-4700 ext 2735
Note: With the help of funding through Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), these free introductory workshops are intended for residents of Laurentian Valley Township and Town of Petawawa. If you are not a resident of LVT or Petawawa and would like to attend a workshop please call the Project Coordinator at 613-735-6291 ext. 207.
Additional dates for these courses will be available in May and June.
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Time |
Price |
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| Th | 745 | Mar 25 | 6:30pm - 8pm | | | | | Th | 746 | Apr 8 | 6:30pm - 8pm | | | | | Th | 747 | Apr 15 | 10am - 11:30am | | | | | Th | 748 | Apr 29 | 6:30pm - 8pm | | | |
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