LAMBTON COLLEGE DUAL CREDITS
RENOVATION TECHNICIAN
Renovation Tools and Techniques RCT 1113
This course when successfully completed will have generated the skills required to
describe and demonstrate the proper methods and procedures of residential and light
commercial renovations according to industry standards of practice. To identify and
distinguish existing architectural, mechanical, and electrical components upgrades:
 For the student to list various steps involved in demolition and renovation.
 To apply appropriate techniques used in renovation construction
 To recognize existing renovation components and how they tie in with new and
old structures related to the renovation process.
CULINARY MANAGEMENT – BASIC CULINARY MANAGEMENT
Techniques of Baking CLN 1113
This course will prepare the student for entry level positions in the foodservice and
hospitality sector. The skills gained by participants will enable them to gain employment
and/or an employer sponsor to access the Cook Apprenticeship program and provides
pathways into diploma programs. This course allows the student to demonstrate basic
baking skills required in a bakeshop. A focus on grasping the procedures and predicting
the chemical reactions of the ingredients will be a gained skill. Students will
demonstrate the ability to prepare quick bread, leavened dough, pies, cakes and a
variety of custard items. All practical application labs will be hands on, allowing the
student to feel, not only duplicate, the proper method (small and large quantity).
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CERTIFICATE
Supporting People with Developmental Disabilities DSW 1233
This course is designed to provide an overview of developmental disabilities, services,
and supports. Examining key issues such as inclusion, integration, empowerment,
advocacy and interdependence, students will gain the knowledge of what Person
Centred Planning is and how it effectively results in promoting community contribution
and the development of natural, meaningful relationships. The students will also learn
how our current systems have evolved by examining earlier eras in history. Ethical issues
such as deinstitutionalization, euthanasia, sterilization, sex and sexuality, parenting and
punitive measures will be discussed, as will current laws and legislations which have
been put into place to protect people with developmental disabilities.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Digital Photography Techniques DPH 1003
This course will provide extensive hands-on experience using a digital SLR while
exploring the basic functions and modes of digital cameras. Students will also be taught
how to properly expose an image, choose composition, and to work with different
lighting conditions. Image editing, output, and workflow will be introduced using Adobe
Photoshop.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Play 1: Music, Art, Drama, Movement (Learning Through Play) ECE 1164
Students from numerous secondary schools in the Southwestern Ontario region will be
invited to participate in an ECE course at Lambton College. The project will introduce
participants to pathways into diploma and apprenticeship programs using college
experiential learning. The students will learn how to integrate creative experiences into
their practical settings through hands-on experiences in art, sand, water, music,
movement and drama.
ELECTRICAL TECHNIQUES
Introduction to Residential Electrical Installations ELC 1053
The student will develop a general knowledge needed for the operation of common
hand and power tools, install common switching devices, outlets and enclosures,
correctly terminate conductors and demonstrate the application of that knowledge.
They will learn the use of the common wiring methods and raceways used in the
electrical industry. The student will demonstrate the skills required to install a complete
residential consumer’s service and wire the basic circuits found in a home according to
the Canadian Electrical Code. They will also develop the general knowledge needed
for installing and working with low voltage signal and alarm systems and then
demonstrate that knowledge.
ESTHETICIAN
Manicures SPA 1013
This course will provide the students with the practical skills required in providing
manicures. Students will be required to demonstrate the steps in how to perform a
manicure, from selecting the appropriate equipment and products, as well as polishing
techniques.
Students learn the anatomy of the arm, hand and fingernail, including nail disorders
and diseases. Sequential steps to a manicure including cuticle removal, proper
filing/shaping techniques and professional polish applications are taught. Students learn
and practice sterilization procedures in accordance with Canada Health and Safety
Standards.
Make-up Artistry and Application SPA 3013
Course content includes various professional makeup techniques and the latest
products available. Bridal, evening, daytime, corrective, glamour, and photography
applications are taught. Knowledge of the facial bone structure is conveyed.
Instruction on the proper shaping and tweezing of the eyebrows as well as artificial
eyelash application is demonstrated by instructors and practiced by students. Students
learn and practice sterilization and sanitation procedures in accordance with Canada
Health and Safety standards.
HAIRSTYLIST
Styling and Cutting Techniques HAIR 0043
This dual credit course will prepare the student for entry level positions in the hairstyling
field and will provide a dual credit toward the hairstyling apprenticeship program.
Students will learn to cut and style hair and interpret information from the client and hair
analysis. Demonstrations will cover blunt, long and short hair cut using scissors and razors
along with texturing techniques. The use of clippers and trimmers for facial hair will be
demonstrated. Styling techniques on wet hair and dry hair will be performed. This course
introduces techniques necessary to cut hair and to style hair to desired shape or style
using a variety of styling tools to meet client requirements and specifications.
HORTICULTURE APPRENTICESHIP
Arboriculture and Chainsaw Practices AAT 1103
The chainsaw is one of the most dangerous pieces of equipment used in the
arboriculture industry. Knowing proper maintenance and operation techniques can
greatly reduce operator danger or hazards. The course concentrates on care and use
of chainsaws including necessary daily maintenance routine repairs and adjustments,
and ensuring those adjustments are functional and safe. Upon successful completion of
this course, the learner will be able to:
Perform daily maintenance on chainsaws, including filling fuel and lubricant reservoirs
Make routine repairs and adjustments to chainsaws and their components
Start and stop chainsaws and test chainsaw performance
The Great Outdoors: Environmental Sustainability and Outdoors Adventure ENV 1103
This course offers the opportunity to build a uniquely Canadian skill set by exploring
outdoor education in all its facets - from hiking and backpacking to GPS and compass
orienteering. We’ll also cover Standard First Aid and CPR training. With a focus on
leadership skills and appreciating our unique Canadian environment through LeaveNo-Trace philosophy, this course will prepare you to make the most of living in Canada,
and teach you to help others do the same.
POLICE FOUNDATIONS
Criminology CJP 1203
This course provides an examination of various theoretical explanations of criminal and
deviant behavior. Students have developed a general understanding of human
behavior and the relationship between the individual and their social environment
through introductory courses in sociology and psychology. This course applies the
concepts and understanding acquired in those courses to the study of crime, criminality
and criminal behavior. Criminological theory is related to various types of criminal
activity and the reality of crime in Canada is examined through crime statistics and
correlates of criminal behavior. The impact of theory on the development and
effectiveness of the criminal justice system is discussed with an emphasis on future
trends within the system.
Issues in Diversity CJP 1103
In this course students critically identify and examine issues in diversity. Specifically,
students focus on topics pertaining to inequality in various social settings, including but
not limited to: race, gender, ethnicity, class and sexual orientation. Information
concerning history, culture, heritage and contemporary issues relating to Canadian
Aboriginal groups are discussed. Incorporating social/legal explanations of diversity,
students develop a clear understanding of the impacted groups and possible strategies
of community empowerment.
MASSAGE THERAPY
Personal Wellness PED 1073
This course deals with health promotion strategies needed to make healthy lifestyle
choices, to maintain or improve health and how to approach personal change.
Wellness promotion and health maintenance are everyone’s goal. Students require an
understanding of the bio - psycho - social processes to keep well and knowledge of the
interventions that will encourage wellness, promote activity, energy and life, even
empowerment. Students will explore the philosophy of holistic health.
HEALTH CARE
Introduction to Community Mental Health HGD 1053
The intent of this course is to promote students’ awareness of mental health issues and
to help them develop their abilities to cope with challenges and stress. Students will
have a basic introduction to brain functioning as it relates to mental health and illness.
An understanding of the factors that contribute to mental illness and the knowledge to
identify when someone may be experiencing problems related to mental health will be
included. Helping students understand the resources and the importance of seeking
help for mental health problems is also be addressed. Promoting and reinforcing
positive mental health and dealing with the issue of stigma will be an ongoing objective
of this course. The course will provide a safe and responsive environment and a
protocol are in place for any students who identify a particular need of assistance or
support.
WELDING
Oxy-Fuel Cutting, Welding, Brazing WEL 0153
This course will cover the use of oxy-fuel processes for heating, welding brazing and
cutting. Students will gain a thorough knowledge of oxy-fuel equipment safety,
operating procedures and gases used. Upon successful completion of this course, the
student will be able to:
 Assemble and maintain oxy-fuel equipment.
 Identify the safety requirements oxy-fuel equipment
 Perform oxy-fuel welding and brazing
 Perform oxy-fuel cutting