foods in a professional working kitchen.

develop the fundamental skills, methods of cookery and presentation of dishes suitable for a variety of food service settings. The students will have many opportunities to practice knife handling and familiarize themselves with basic kitchen equipment. Students will learn safety, sanitation and hygiene in food preparation areas.

and the safe operation of tools and equipment including meters and trade related hand and power tools. A major component of this course will deal with part and component identification and location. In addition the student will learn safe shop procedures including hoisting and jacking procedures and proper treatment of customer vehicles. Basic automotive procedures will also be covered including: fluids inspection and service, wheel and tire service, brake inspections and diagnosing, and other sub-component service.

of truck systems, the safe operation of tools and equipment including meters and trade related hand and power tools. A major component of this course is part and component identification and location. In addition, the student will learn safe procedures for working in a truck shop environment. Basic truck procedures will also be covered including: fluids inspection and service, general maintenance, brake systems, cab controls, engine systems, and drive trains.

video production through the process of factual storytelling. Starting with planning and production logistics to basic technical requirements, students will review field audio practices from microphone choice to the use of a multi-channel external audio recorder. Students will also be introduced to a variety of camera types and will apply fundamental camera techniques to capture creative images using the correct technical specifications and industry standards. The audio and video will then be brought together through an introduction to editing.

techniques, methodologies and principles in order to support their growing practical skills. Students will learn all practical basic preparation methods and general terminology related to the baking and pastry industry. Students will gain knowledge of operating kitchen equipment properly and safely in a professional environment.

techniques, methodologies and principles in order to support their growing practical skills. Students will learn all practical basic preparation methods and general terminology related to the baking and pastry industry. Students will gain knowledge of operating kitchen equipment properly and safely in a professional environment.

construction procedures in accordance with safety requirements and industry standards. You will learn basic joinery and woodworking techniques while constructing a project.

will introduce the student to organizing elements of two-dimensional design. Elements such as line, space, texture, value, colour, and spatial illusion will be explored to enable the student to employ visual awareness and dynamics in the field of two dimensional design. Critical evaluation skills will play a key part of individual class discussion and group critiques.

visual information. Using a variety of tools and visual exercises this course will introduce the student to the principles of design (balance, proportion, harmony, unity, contrast, emphasis, repetition and visual movement). Elements of design will be related to the principles in order to enable the student to employ visual awareness and dynamics in the field of two dimensional designs. Critical evaluation skills will play a key part of individual class discussion and group critiques.

care, generic product knowledge, limited hand massage, nail polish applications and manicure treatments.

System with a particular emphasis on the history, function, role and organization of Canadian law enforcement services, it examines the operation of the criminal justice system. Each of the major components from enforcement through the courts and correctional services will be explored.

clamping, cutting tools, speeds and feeds and as well as blueprint reading. The students use CNC simulator software to write a basic lathe and mill programs. The students will be exposed to industrial CNC equipment, set-ups and operation.

practices in collecting evidence at the crime scene and throughout an investigation for presentation in a courtroom, including, the rules and procedures that apply to conducting interviews with both witnesses and suspects. It begins with a detailed analysis of Charter-compliant requirements pertaining to the types and admissibility of evidence into a criminal trial procedure. The most current information on digital, DNA, evidence and crime labs, and the multiple usages of forensic science in investigations is explored.

criminal and deviant behaviour including the sociological, biological and psychological perspectives. Criminological theory is related to various types of criminal activity. The reality of crime in Canada including victimology is examined through crime statistics and correlates of criminal behaviour. The impact on theory on the development and effectiveness of the criminal justice system is discussed with an emphasis on future trends within the system. This course is part of the Law Enforcement and Investigation program.

Learning and Care. Within the scope of professional practice, the variety of settings, and the range of other professionals with whom educators interact, students will examine the evolution of the profession and the language that describes it. Students will be introduced to the relevant legislation and regulations, regulatory bodies, curriculum documents as well as curriculum approaches that impact the practice, of early learning and care. Specifically, they will examine how these shape professional practices and their future work in the field of early learning and care.

Residential/basics of Industrial electrical. Students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies, to provide them with the basic knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories they will require to participate in shop work. The industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) sectors will be discussed along with approaches needed to complete small scaled electrical projects. Topics will also include quality, craftsmanship, career opportunities in the electrical field.

used in HRAC including Sheet Metal work and ventilation, AC fundamentals and Cooling , Gas fitting and heating. Students will take part in both theoretical and practical studies, to provide them with the basic knowledge of the skills, safety procedures and theories they will require to participate in shop work. In each portion of the course, students learn to install and connect appropriate systems (air handling, heating and cooling). They will also be introduced to design drawings, manufacturer’s literature and installation programs for a variety of systems.

the cornerstones of curriculum. Through the lens of holistic development and inclusive early learning, students will examine and describe the elements of meaningful learning for young children of all age groups and the role of the educator in supporting learning. Students will practice emerging skills in observation, reflection and documentation as the basis for planning children’s learning.

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in the operation of conventional machine tools used in a manufacturing environment. Exploration of topics such as saws, drilling machines, lathes, milling machines and surface grinders. Bench working tools, accessories and fasteners and routine housekeeping required to meet the government safety regulations, manufacturer’s recommendations and approved industry standards.

health care system from its origins to current state. Students will be introduced to concepts of wellness, population health measures, health programming at the federal and provincial levels, relevant health care legislation, and the roles of a variety of health care professionals. Throughout the course, students will examine current events in health care with a lens as to their current and future effects on health care.

and develops hands on skills in the areas of Mechanical, Electrical, and Control Technology. Students will develop competencies to operate and maintain pneumatics, electricity, sensors, actuators, and controls. Utilizing real-world automation devices students will also gain additional skills in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). An introduction to creating logic (coding) on a PC using multiple programming languages, will help the students to maintain and setup equipment. Integration of micro-controllers and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) with the mechanical, electrical, and control technologies will ensure students have a solid overview of how various forms of equipment operate in an automated environment. In this course, students will have the opportunity to earn the Introduction to Mechatronics certification from NC3/FESTO.

types of robots and the various ways they can increase productivity in industrial applications. While these robots can replace low skilled human tasks, they require people with technical skills to program, operate and maintain them. Introduction to coding, as it pertains to robots, will allow the students to read and understand various forms of “languages” used in automation. Upon completion of this course, students will have worked with various types and brands of robots – learning how to program, teach positions, and work safely with these critical elements of modern industrial automation equipment. In this course, students will have the opportunity to earn the Universal Robot – Core certification from Universal Robots (UR).

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how to lay cement blocks and standard size bricks. They will learn to use trowels, levels, brick hammers, mason’s line & corner block, jointer, brush, and tape measures. Through the classes, students will construct walls of different lengths and heights and number of courses, learning to vary patterns and building tool proficiency, strength and dexterity, and attention to detail. A portion of a student’s overall grade is captured in their professionalism, mortar management, and ability to keep their work station clean.

safe set-up and use of thermal cutting processes for the cutting, piercing, beveling and gouging of various metals. Theoretical study and hands-on practice will stress safety and quality using oxy-fuel cutting, welding and brazing, plasma arc cutting, and air-carbon arc cutting and gouging processes.

equipment, methods and current regulations as they relate to the residential plumbing field. Students will demonstrate the basic ability to identify, select and install common plumbing piping materials and fixtures as they would be used in field practice. This course will introduce students to the Ontario Building Code relating to Plumbing. Students will use the current regulations to install typical residential fixtures and associated piping and venting.

measuring tools, and students will use them in solving Motive Power related trade problems. It will also cover a basic understanding of the electrical flow and sources, and a basic understanding of schematic interpretation and trade symbol usage.

concept of being a professional including the role, responsibilities, accountability and scope of practice of the support worker as a member of the interprofessional team working in various health care settings. This course presents strategies for being a successful college student. Relevant workplace legislation and the importance of following established policies and procedures, ethical principles and professional boundaries in a variety of health care settings will be discussed. Problem solving, critical thinking, and reflection will be incorporated as themes throughout the course.

smarter with access to more information or are we just becoming “pancake people” or superficial consumers of information? Psychology is the scientific study of human thoughts, emotions and behaviours. This course introduces students to the human psyche by drawing on some of the hot topics in psychology today. This course is structured around themes pulled from media and research, and will delve into psychological explanations of these phenomena.

shop environment by completing hands-on projects specific to exterior finishes. Students will be instructed on the proper use of both hand and power carpentry finishing tools, and will practice safe use of the common tools encountered on a construction site. Students will also practice proper installation methods in order to meet industry standards.

studying the history, origins and background of the carpentry trade. Common hand and power tools used in carpentry in the residential, industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) sectors will be discussed along with approaches needed to complete small scaled carpentry projects. Topics will also include quality, craftsmanship, career opportunities in carpentry, skills and knowledge needed to be a successful carpenter and the industry expectations for entry into the field.

guards who need to meet the training requirement to obtain an Ontario Security Guard License. This course contains 12 core modules as prescribed by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, including emergency first aid, road to mental readiness, and evasive self defence techniques. This course includes exercises related to crime prevention and de-escalation of crises. Students will receive 2 certificates upon completion of the course.

Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process, commonly referred to as “stick” welding. Techniques will be developed for producing fillet welds in all welding positions while groove welds will be produced in the flat, horizontal and vertical positions with a variety of electrode types.

of Oxy-Fuel Welding (OFW), Brazing (OFB) and Cutting (OFC), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process. Theory class will cover the safe setup and working practices of these processes as well as introduce the student to the fundamental concepts involved in each process operation. The shop component will see the student implement safe working practices along with skills development.