Courses
Students register in courses that fit their career goals on the recommendation of the College advising team. Transcripts and entry testing decide course level placement. All upgrading students are eligible to take COL and CPU courses at any time. Course offerings may be subject to change. All courses are available face-to-face given sufficient enrolment. Courses below the 060 level are not available at the main campus.
High School Equivalencies
College and University Preparation courses satisfy post-secondary program entrance requirements as substitutes for Grade 12 level courses. No provincial departmental exams are required. The course numbering designates grade levels:
Orientation to College Learning
This course is strongly recommended for beginning students, giving them access to proven learning and study methods and the related life skills that will enhance success in the academic world and the workplace.
Registration Changes
Course registrations or “add/drops” must be carried out in consultation with an Academic Advisor and/or Service Manager. It is the applicant’s responsibility to register for and maintain credit minimums as required for sponsorship. Credit requirements of sponsoring agencies currently range from 15 to 25 credits.
Honours Status
Students who successfully complete at least 15 credits with a minimum grade point average of 3.50 and with no failing grade are eligible for Honours Status.
Course Delivery Options
Our courses are offered in a variety of formats. The format in which a course is offered may change at short notice, depending on enrolments and student needs. The current delivery formats are:
Online
You will complete the entire course using the online environment.
Blended
You will be required to participate in both face-to-face and online components in a blended course. The amount of required face-to-face time varies by course section.
Blended Video Conference
You will be required to participate in both video conference and online components.
Print-based
You will receive printed course materials but may be expected to go online to access additional materials and/or submit assignments.
Face-to-face
You will attend class at a scheduled time and location. An instructor will be physically present to assist you.
Face-to-face with Video Conference Participants
You will attend class at a scheduled time and location. An instructor will be physically present to assist you. Some of your class members will join the class from other locations via video conference. Some of your in-class interactions with other students may be via video conference.
Video Conference
You will join an instructor from another location via video conference at a scheduled time and location. Student(s) from the instructor’s location or other location(s) may also participate.
College and University Preparation courses satisfy post-secondary program entrance requirements as substitutes for Grade 12 level courses. No provincial departmental exams are required. The course numbering designates grade levels:
- Courses numbered 070-079 are Grade 10 level courses.
- Courses numbered 080-089 are Grade 11 level courses.
- Courses numbered 090-099 are Grade 12 level courses.
Orientation to College Learning
This course is strongly recommended for beginning students, giving them access to proven learning and study methods and the related life skills that will enhance success in the academic world and the workplace.
Registration Changes
Course registrations or “add/drops” must be carried out in consultation with an Academic Advisor and/or Service Manager. It is the applicant’s responsibility to register for and maintain credit minimums as required for sponsorship. Credit requirements of sponsoring agencies currently range from 15 to 25 credits.
Honours Status
Students who successfully complete at least 15 credits with a minimum grade point average of 3.50 and with no failing grade are eligible for Honours Status.
Course Delivery Options
Our courses are offered in a variety of formats. The format in which a course is offered may change at short notice, depending on enrolments and student needs. The current delivery formats are:
Online
You will complete the entire course using the online environment.
Blended
You will be required to participate in both face-to-face and online components in a blended course. The amount of required face-to-face time varies by course section.
Blended Video Conference
You will be required to participate in both video conference and online components.
Print-based
You will receive printed course materials but may be expected to go online to access additional materials and/or submit assignments.
Face-to-face
You will attend class at a scheduled time and location. An instructor will be physically present to assist you.
Face-to-face with Video Conference Participants
You will attend class at a scheduled time and location. An instructor will be physically present to assist you. Some of your class members will join the class from other locations via video conference. Some of your in-class interactions with other students may be via video conference.
Video Conference
You will join an instructor from another location via video conference at a scheduled time and location. Student(s) from the instructor’s location or other location(s) may also participate.
