- Teacher: Amandeep Sandhu
College of New Caledonia
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- Teacher: William Gottschall
- Teacher: Ruchi Gautam
- Teacher: Mary MacDonald
- Teacher: Angela Gallant
- Teacher: Ruchi Gautam
- Teacher: Janice Mastromatteo
- Teacher: William Gottschall
The course explores central issues faced by families today, including dating, mating and marriage, the contradictions between romantic love and social constructs of the ideal family, the gendered division of labor, parenting, divorce, poverty, alternative family forms and violence within intimate relationships.
Critical analysis of debates surrounding single parent families, same-sex marriages, and recent trends in reproductive science will form an additional aspect of the course work.
- Teacher: Ellen Winofsky
This course introduces students to human relationships relevant to sonography. The focus of this course is on professional communication and interactions with others in the health care setting. Concepts include types, components and intra-organization communication, introduction to neuroscience, memory and learning, and foundational concepts related to typical human behaviours. Theoretical concepts will be practiced in the classroom/online through role play.
- Teacher: Meagan Moi
- Teacher: Erica Nel
- Teacher: Tatym Schneider
This course introduces the student to the clinical environment. The focus of this course is on preparing the student for the transition from theory and laboratory simulations to working in a demanding health care environment.
- Teacher: Sheldon Bailey
- Teacher: Meagan Moi
- Teacher: Jodi Nelson
- Teacher: Tatym Schneider
- Teacher: Julie Thomas
- Teacher: Kristi Francis
- Teacher: Bruce Northey
This course is your practicum prep course and will introduce you to the community agencies and services.
- Teacher: Ellen Winofsky
THIS COURSE PREPARES YOU FOR ENTERING INTO YOUR SECOND YEAR OF SSWK PRACTICUM EXPERIENCE. YOU MUST HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED SSWK 195,196 AND 199 TO BE IN THIS COURSE.
- Teacher: Clarie Johnson
Hotel managers require knowledge about the operations of all departments within their hotels. Students will examine the emerit® National Occupational Standards for Hotel General Manager to learn what is required for success in the hotel management sector.
Hotel managers must have human resource management skills and acquire skills necessary to offer quality service. This course provides students with the skills and knowledge to manage day-to-day processes including operations, human resource management, leadership, guest service, sales, suppliers, marketing and capital projects.
- Teacher: Devon Cooper
This course will offer a theoretical and applied approach to food and beverage operations. Managing consists of identifying an organization's financial goals and nurturing teams that align with these goals with operational decisions.
This course will emphasize the concept of customer relations from its broadest perspective, impact on the customer and the role service management offers as it relates to profitability.
- Teacher: Dooseon Jung
- Teacher: Paul Robison
This is the Core Skills portion of the Trades Discovery Sampler Course. It is a 60-hour course which will focus on developing the job search, application, interview and retention skills of the students. In simple terms, we will:
- learn how to search for specific and actual jobs in the marketplace.
- learn how to create a specific and focused resume and cover letter for applying for actual jobs.
- learn how to prepare for a job interview - both online and face-to-face.
- practice these interview/communication skills.
- learn about Worker's rights and responsibilities in the workplace, as well as how to stay safe in the workplace.
- familiarize ourselves with the resources available at CNC, and the rich diversity of programs offered.
- Teacher: Frank Balazs
This is the Core Skills portion of the Trades Discovery Sampler Course. It is a 60-hour course which will focus on developing the job search, application, interview and retention skills of the students. In simple terms, we will:
- learn how to search for specific and actual jobs in the marketplace.
- learn how to create a specific and focused resume and cover letter for applying for actual jobs.
- learn how to prepare for a job interview - both online and face-to-face.
- practice these interview/communication skills.
- learn about Worker's rights and responsibilities in the workplace, as well as how to stay safe in the workplace.
- familiarize ourselves with the resources available at CNC, and the rich diversity of programs offered.
- Teacher: Frank Balazs
- Teacher: Grant Eveneshen