2013-2014
program guide
and course descriptions
Hello/Hadih!
Welcome to the College of New Caledonia
Nechako Region
with locations in
Fort St. James, Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof
we provide:
Education that is within your reach!
* Foundation or apprenticeship level trades programs
* Work Skills Training
* University Transfer courses
* On-line training
* Vocational and general interest courses to enhance
your career or for personal growth and enjoyment.
Fort St. James
179 Douglas Street
PO Box 1557
Fort St. James, BC V0J 1P0
Telephone: 250-996-7019
Fax: 250-996-7014
E-mail: cncfsj@cnc.bc.ca
Fraser Lake
298 McMillan Avenue
PO Box 693
Fraser Lake, BC V0J 1S0
Telephone: 250-699-6249
Fax: 250-699-6269
E-mail: cncfl@cnc.bc.ca
Vanderhoof
3231 Hospital Road
Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
Telephone: 250-567-3200
Toll Free: 1-877-567-3270
Fax: 250-567-3217
E-mail: nechako@cnc.bc.ca
Programs
CONTENTS
Aboriginal Community Based Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Aboriginal Early Childhood Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Administrative Assistant Certificate (ABT). . . . . . . . . . . 7
Business Administration Certificate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Chambermaid/Building Service Worker. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Electrical - Foundation Level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Environmental Field Assistant (ESA). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Family Childcare Training (ESA). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Heavy Duty Mechanic - Foundation Level. . . . . . . . . . 13
Job Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Mineral Processing Operator Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Pipe Trades - Foundation Level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Professional Cook - Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Social Service Worker Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Welding C, B and A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Under Construction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
Celebrating Success. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
University Transfer and Business Courses . . . . . . . 24-26
Adult Learning Centres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Community Engagement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-35
Continuing Education
Aviation Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37
Business, Agency & Workforce Training. . . . . . . . . 38-47
Workforce Training Course List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Certified First Aid and Safety Training . . . . . . . . . . 49-54
General Interest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55-58
Ed2go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Visit the Nechako Career Centre
Your First Stop for Planning Post-Secondary
Education
CNC Nechako - Career Centre
Whatever your educational goals, let our friendly
Career Centre staff help.
We can:
Find the course/program that works for you.
Help you to take care of the prerequisites.
Assist in securing education funding.
To book an appointment in Vanderhoof,
contact the Career Centre at
250-567-3211 .
Career Centre services are available in
Fort St. James every Wednesday
Call 250-996-7019 to schedule .
KEEPING
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TOUCH
• Watchforprogramguidesandflyersinyourmailbox.
• Visitthecollegewebsiteatwww.cnc.bc/nechako
• EmailusandrequesttobeputonourE-maillistsforregularupdates.
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• Dropbyandtalktoourfriendlystaff!
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Register for programs and courses
By Phone
By Mail
In Person
By E-Mail
Having difficulty covering your tuition?
Ask us about CNC’s payment deferral plan!
Student Supports
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AboriginalLiaison/Coordinator
Library
PublicComputers
InvigilationServices
AboriginalStudentSupportWorker
ElderonCampus
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CareerAdvisors
NeighbourhoodSpace(Vanderhoof)
LearningHub(FortSt.James)
TheKey(FortSt.James)
AdultLearningCentres
GEDTestingSite
“Think of your future goals and choose a career
of your choice, no one can do it for you, but
yourself. Do not let anyone tell you that you
cannot achieve your goals, you all have it in you
to pursue whatever you wish to become.”
Arlene John, Elder on Campus, Vanderhoof
CNC Nechako - Stuent Supports
Payment is Easy
We accept credit cards (Visa or Master Card), Interact, cheques or cash.
Advance payment is required.
‘Unus hoowuninonzut
(think of the future)
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CNC Nechako - Registration Policies
Registration Policies
1 . Once students have met program or course requirements, registration is accepted on a first paid
basis .
2. Program or course enrollments are confirmed by payment of fees.
3. A minimum number of students may be required to ensure the course will proceed.
4. The College reserves the right to cancel any course.
5 . GSTand technology fees are included in all applicable course fees .
6. Senior citizens may register in most credit or non-credit courses for no fee when minimum paid enrollment for each course is met and space is available. Expenses associated with the course such as
books and materials are the responsibility of the registrant.
AttendancePolicies
Instructors establish their own attendance policies. Students should check with instructors to ensure
they understand these policies .
Refunds
Non-CreditCourses
1 . Full refund if course is cancelled by the College .
2. Full refund if student cancels prior to the course payment deadline (original receipt required).
3. No refund if student cancels after the course payment deadline.
CreditCourses
1 . Full refund if the College cancels the course .
2. 60% refund if a student applies prior to 7% course completion.
3. 40% refund if a student applies after 7% and prior to 14%
course completion.
4. No refund after 14% course completion.
NOTE:
1. Check payment deadlines when registering.
2. Non-attendance does not constitute a formal withdrawal.
3. Refunds take approximately six weeks to process.
4. No refund can be granted on textbooks.
Supporting
closer-to-home delivery
of programs, we are
pleased that CNC and the
Government of BC are
able to subsidize student
tuition fees for various
programs across the
region .
Please Note: The information contained in the College of New Caledonia, Nechako
Regional Program Guide is subject to change and revision. While every effort is made to
ensure that the content remains valid for the period indicated, changes may occur. The
College reserves the right to modify or cancel any program, course, timetable, or fee
without notice.
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Aboriginal Community Based Training Opportunities
This program offers adults from Nak’azdli Band an opportunity to enhance their literacy
competencies in order to transition into gainful employment and/or further post-secondary
education in trades, vocational or academic programs. Eligible participants will receive
assessment and placement in English and Math courses that will assist them in achieving or
coming closer to completing Grade 12 and obtaining an Adult Dogwood.
CommunityTradesAccessProgram-August2013Intake-Nak’azdli
The object of this program is to deliver a Community Trades Access program to Nak’azdli
community members to ensure individuals will be active in the future trades market, and assist
in filling the projected BC ‘Trades Gap’. The program will provide participants who do not have
their Grade 12, or who are functioning at levels below Grade 12, the skills necessary to complete
a trades program at the college. As well, the program will provide participants with a blend of
essential skills, technical skills and soft skills to ensure that they will be able to enter further postsecondary training or employment with the skill-set necessary to succeed. Contact Nak’azdli
Band for eligibility requirements for this program.
BuildingfortheFuture–FoundationCarpentry-September2013Intake - Saik’uz
Take the first step to entering a trade and sign up for this foundation level carpentry program!
You’ll cover the basics including shop equipment, safety, survey instruments, drawing and
specifications, concrete footings and walls, framing residential houses and much more!
This tuition free program will be held in Saik’uz starting in September and is open to individuals
who are of aboriginal ancestry, non EI-eligible, unemployed or underemployed. Please contact
CNC in Vanderhoof to find out if you are eligible for this program and to fill out an application
form .
Aboriginal Community-Based training is delivered in partnership with First Nations communities and CNC - Nechako.
Funding for these programs is provided by the Ministry of
Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology.
Aboriginal Community Based Training Opportunities
Career&CollegePreparation(CPP)Program-September2013Intake-Nak’azdli
Check with your First Nation Community for other
training opportunities close to home.
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Programs
Aboriginal Early Childhood Education
Aboriginal early Childhood Education
The Aboriginal ECE program is designed to train women and men to be skilled,
sensitive teachers of young children in early childhood settings. While learners will be
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prepared to work with children from diverse cultural backgrounds, the focus is on caring for
Aboriginal children in daycare centres, preschools, supported childcare programs, family
development programs, social service agencies, libraries and hospital playrooms.
When you graduate and complete 500 hours of work in the field, you’ll be eligible for
licensing as an early childhood educator in BC, Alberta and the Yukon. As well, the program
provides 50 college credits.
Admission Requirements
Successful completion of one of the following:
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Grade 12 (with Eng 12 or Eng 12: First Peoples with a minimum “C” grade);
or ABE/CCP Advanced Certificate plus English 050 with a minimum “C” grade; or GED
certificate.
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English assessment, administered by the College.
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Mature student status (please consult a CNC counsellor/advisor).
For details on specific courses, consult the website or drop in to your local campus.
Program Details
Full-time
Fort St. James Campus
Sept 2013 - May 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$4,870.94
Books (approx)
TBA
Application
$15.00
Registration
$30.00
Technology
$54.00
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Administrative Assistant Certificate - ABT
Programs
AdmissionRequirements
Successful completion of one of the following:
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Grade 12 (with Eng. 12, Communications 12 or Technical and Professional Communica
tions 12) or
ABE/CCP Advanced Certificate or
GED Certificate or
Mature student status. Please schedule an appointment with a CNC advisor to explore
this option.
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English & Math Assessment (EMAT)
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Keyboarding assessment and typing speed of 20 net words per minute and an interview
with the instructor .
Still in high school? Ask your
school counsellor about the CTC
program - Dual Credits for completing your Dogwood.
Program Details
Full-time
Vanderhoof Campus
Sept 9, 2013 - May 23, 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$3,540.42
Books (approx)
$1,500.00
Application
$15.00
Registration
$30.00
Technology
$54.00
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Gain the skills and confidence to compete in today’s highly-skilled workforce! Train in
communications, administrative procedures, accounting and a wide range of business software packages. The ABT program provides an excellent educational foundation in automated
office systems for employment in today’s business, government and industry. Courses include
business communications, microcomputers, desktop publishing, office procedures, financial
records, and a work placement. Opportunities for advancement are limitless. Many CNC
graduates use the skills gained from this program to successfully complete further education.
“The ABT program opened employment doors for me .
I have been working for SD91 for the past 5 years, since
my ABT program!” Molina Cameron
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Programs
Business Administration Certificate
Are you seeking a successful career in business? CNC’s Business Administration Certifi-
Business Adminstration Certificate
cate provides students with the opportunity to study university level courses such as Accounting, Human Resources and Marketing. After completing the certificate, you may choose to go
on and carry this program’s credits over into a diploma in Accounting and Finance, Marketing
or Management.
The program consists of five required courses, plus five electives in Accounting, Business,
Computer Information Systems, Economics and Finance.
AdmissionRequirements
Successful completion of one of the following:
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Grade 12 (with English 12 or English 12: First Peoples, Communications 12, or Technical
and Professional Communications 12) and Principles of Math 11 or Applications
of Math 11 or Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-calculus 11 or Math 044 or 045
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Adult Dogwood with Math 044 or Math 045
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GED Certificate with English 12 or English 050 and Math 044 or Math 045
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Mature student status with English 12 or English 050 and Math 045 or equivalent,
as demonstrated on EMAT.
Planned2013-2014ScheduleforBusinessAdministrationCertificate
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Fall 2014
Spring 2015
ACC 151 - Accounting I
ACC 152 - Accounting II
MKT 152 - Principles of
Marketing
MKT 272 - Marketing
Research Methods
ENG 195 - Effective
Communications
COM 222 - Management & Organizational
Behaviour
LAW 294 - Business Law
MGT 263 - Human
Resources Management
COM 100 - Fundamentals
ECON 201 - Microecoof Business
nomics
See pages 24 - 26 for course descriptions
Call your local campus for details. Courses run subject to sufficient enrollment.
Course Fees: Listed on page 24 - 26. Subject to registration and tech fees. Call for details.
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Programs
Chambermaid/Building Service Worker
Entry Level Training (ESA)
Hospitality training can take you places! There are an estimated 17,943 tourism related
businesses across the province, employing about 260,000 workers.
Program Details
ProgramTopics:
• Chambermaid Skills Seminar
• Essential Workplace Literacy Skills
• Computer Skills
• Communication
• Numeracy
• Reading and Writing
• Time Management
• First Aid/CPR/WHMIS
• Telephone Etiquette
• Foodsafe
• Cultural Competencies
• Building Service Worker - Levels I and II
Full Time - 6 Weeks
Fort St . James Campus
Oct 7 - Nov 15, 2013
Fees: Free to Qualified Participants
Call to see whether you meet
the eligibility requirements.
Not eligible for ESA funding?
Ask about other opportunities
to enter this program .
Already working in the field but need certification?
see page
40 for information on CNC fort st. james’s
Chambermaid - work place skills training course.
The Chambermaid/Building Service Worker program is sponsored through Employment
Skills Access (ESA). Call your local campus to see if you qualify.
Participants must be:
Chambermaid/Building Service Worker
The College is offering entry level skills training to get you started on your path to a career in
the hospitality industry. This Essential Skills Access (ESA) program is free to eligible participants who are seeing the training necessary for entry level work as a chambermaid and/or
building service worker.
• Unemployed
• Underemployed
• Not receiving or eligible for EI
• Not currently enrolled as a student in any other program.
Please Note: This program is subject to funding approval.
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Programs
Electrical - Foundation Level
Electrical - Foundatiopn Levlel
Demand for electricians is high! This foundation level program prepares you for the electrical
apprenticeship program, or for positions such as counter and warehouse personnel in
wholesale distributing outlets. To work in BC, electricians must be either certified in the trade
or registered in a four-year apprenticeship program leading to certification.
Program Outline
Topics include the following (not a complete list): safety, tools and equipment, cables, fixtures
and fittings, Canadian Electrical Code, conductors, switches, and devices, distribution systems,
electrical drawings, electrical energy and power concepts, electromagnetism, and motors and
motor controls .
AdmissionRequirements
1 . Communications 12 (with a minimum
“C” grade) or English 11 or English 045, or
equivalent.
2 . One of the following, or equivalent: Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-calculus 11 or
Math 042 or Math 045 or equivalent.
3 . One of the following, or equivalent: Phys
ics 11 or Physics 045 or Applications of
Physics 12 .
Program Details
Full-time - 20 Weeks
Vanderhoof Campus
Jan 27 - June 20, 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$1,536.80
Books (approx)
TBA
Application
$15 .00
Registration
$15 .00
Technology
$54 .00
4 . Note: Students who do not meet the
above requirements may wish to consult
with a CNC advisor to determine their eli
gibility on the basis of mature student .
status .
Still in high school? Ask you school
counsellor about the CTC program - Dual
Credits for completing your Dogwood.
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Environmental Field Assistant (ESA)
Programs
Do you love working outdoors? Participants in this 13-week sponsored program will gain
the practical environmental monitoring skills required to assist environmental monitoring
professionals: biologists, environmental technicians, hydrologists, engineers, etc.
Program Details
Full Time
Takla Lake
Sept 3 - Dec 20, 2013
Fees: Free to Qualified
Participants
Call to see whether you meet
the eligibility requirements.
The Environmental Field Assistant program is
sponsored through Employment Skills Access
(ESA). Call your local campus to see if you
qualify.
Environmental Field Assistant (ESA)
Program Topics
• Essential Skills (including reading, numeracy, writing, oral skills, computer use, etc.)
• Job Placement (Resume Writing, Job Search)
• Certificates (Swift Water Rescue, OFA Level 1, OFA Transportation Endorsement, WHMIS,
TDG, ATV training, S100 Fire Suppression, Electrofishing)
• Community Awareness (Occupational
Health and Safety, Local Knowledge,
Aboriginal Awareness)
• Environmental Tech (Core, Aqua, Terrestrial,
Restoration, Fisheries, Wildlife)
Participants must be:
• Unemployed
• Underemployed
• Not receiving or eligible for EI
• Not currently enrolled as a student in any other
program .
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Programs
Family Childcare Training
Family Childcare Training (ESA)
Ever thought about opening a registered family daycare in your own home? CNC
Vanderhoof is offering Family Childcare training, a 4-week program to give you the
skills you need. You’ll cover the Good Beginnings course (Professional Development
for Family Childcare providers), First Aid, Foodsafe and much more.
This is a great opportunity to move from “I wonder if I could??” to “Yes I can!” Material covered will be practical and hands-on. Participants will leave the program with
a business plan that they can put into action.
Program Details
Full Time
Vanderhoof Campus
Sept 30 - Oct 25, 2013
Fees: Free to Qualified Participants
Call to see whether you meet
the eligibility requirements.
Not eligible for ESA funding?
Ask about other opportunities
to take this program.
The Family Childcare Training program is sponsored through Employment Skills Access
(ESA). Call your local campus to see if you qualify.
Participants must be:
• Unemployed
• Underemployed
• Not receiving or eligible for EI
• Not currently enrolled as a student in any other program.
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Heavy Duty Mechanics/ Commercial Transport Mechanical Repair - Foundation Level
Programs
ders, feller bunchers, excavators, and more. On graduation, you’ll be ready for an apprenticeship, or for work in the heavy duty or commercial transport repair industries, service
writing and parts distribution for service shops, dealerships, corporate shops, mills, and
more.
Program Topics
• Tools, shop resources and equipment
• Rigging
• Welding
• Basic braking systems
• Frames, suspension, steering, and running gear
• Servicing electrical and electronic systems
• Servicing air-operated equipment
• Servicing suspensions, steering, and wheels.
“Don’t let the fear of being the odd
one out stop you from pursuing
your goals” Rhea-Lynn Hallam, Heavy
Duty Mechanic Student, 2012-13.
Admission Requirements
• Grade 10 with English 10 with a “C” grade or
higher. Principles of Math 10 or Applications of
Math 10 with a “C” or higher. Common Grade 10 or
Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11 or Trades
Math 041 or Math 030 with “C” or higher.
• Students who do not meet the above requirement,
and think they may be admissible as a mature student should consult a CNC advisor.
Still in high school? Ask your
school counsellor about the CTC
program - Dual Credits for completing your Dogwood.
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Full-time - 30 Weeks
Fort St . James Campus
Start Date: Jan 27, 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$2,305.20
Books/Supples
$1,000.00
Application
$15 .00
Registration
$15 .00
Technology
$54 .00
www. cnc.bc.ca Heavy Duty Mechanic - Foundation Level
If big trucks have always been your passion, you may be interested in a career as a
Heavy Duty Mechanic. Learn to repair transport trailers, crawler tractors, loaders, skid-
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Programs
Job Options
This full-time 10-week employment and skills training program can help you gain the
skills, confidence and experience you need to find employment.
You’ll receive certification in specific skills including:
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Job readiness including career development, resumes, successful interview techniques
and more .
Job skills including cashier training and Worldhost (customer service).
Basic skills in computer and internet use, bookkeeping, and reading & writing in the
workplace.
Work experience that prepares participants fo new employment, or when appropriate,
further training .
Job Options
Program Details
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Job Options is a program of the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and
Innovation. Participants must be:
• Unemployed or underemployed
• 18 Years of age or older
• Not on EI (no claims in last 3 years)
• Not currently participating in another LMA funded program
• Not a student
Full Time - 10 Weeks
Fort St. James Campus
Sept 30 - Dec 6, 2013
Fraser Lake Campus
Oct 7 - Dec 6, 2013
Vanderhoof Campus
Sept 16 - Nov 22, 2013
Call your local campus to see whether you qualify and whether this
training is for you!
“The 10 weeks of the Job Options program flew by. The certifcates and work experience in this
program prepared me to re-enter the work force with confidence and qualifications.”
Shannon Weg
Mineral Processing Operator Certificate
Programs
Program Topics include:
• Mill Industry Safe Work Practices
• Essential Skills for Mineral Processing Operators
• Operating Tools & Equipment for Mineral Processing Operators
• Environmental Safety – Chemicals
• Mineral Processing Operations
• Applied Human Relations
• Introduction to the Minerals Industry.
Program Details
Full Time - 16 Weeks
Fort St . James Campus
Sept - Dec 2013
Fees:
Tuition:
$4000.00
Application:
$15.00
Registration:
$15.00
Technology:
$27.00
Mineral Processing Operator Certificate
Train for work at one of the north’s new mines! This 16 week entry level program addresses
the need for trained Mineral Processing Operators which covers the processing of ore extracted from the mine. This program, based on the National
Occupational Standard for the Mineral Processing Operator,
“...recognized industry
was developed by the Mining Industry Human Resources
standards, training leading
Council (MiHR) as the basis for program development and
to “job ready” individuals...”
is supported by local industry. The program provides recognized industry standards training and leads to “job ready”
individuals or readiness to enter into further technical training.
The program offers a variety of certificate courses to give the learner a strong understanding
and knowledge of safe work practices as they pertain to both the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in BC and the mining industry. The program also includes exposure
to entry level positions in the mining industry through mine tours and field trips.
The MPOC program is offered
in partnership with Mount
Milligan.
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Pipe Trades - Foundation Level
Programs
Pipe Trades - Foundation Level
Train to enter any one of four pipe trades! This 26-week foundation
level program is focused on the successful student seeking employment as an apprentice in one of the four pipe trades: pipefitter/
steamfitter, sprinkler installer, gas fitter, or plumber. Participants
will be introduced to all four trades, including hands-on experience
and on completion will be able to make an informed choice about
which pipe trade apprenticeship they would like to pursue.
Admission Requirements
The admission requirements mentioned below are the minimum
requirements:
1. Grade 10 with Eng. 10 and Principles of Math 10 with a “C” or
higher in both .
Students who do not meet the above requirement, and think they
may be admissible as a mature student should consult a CNC advisor .
Note 1: High school graduation with English 12, Math 11 and Physics 11 (where applicable) is recommended and required by some
employers in order to be indentured as an apprentice.
Program Details
Full-time - 26 Weeks
Vanderhoof Campus
Oct 7, 2013 - Apr 25, 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$3,849.48
Books/Supples
TBA
Application
$15 .00
Registration
$15 .00
Technology
$54 .00
Plumbers install, maintain
and repair domestic hot
and cold water, drainage
systems, and water based
heating systems.
Steamfitter/Pipefitters
maintain and repair
piping systems that
convey low and high
pressure steam, hot
water, air, fuel gases.
Gas fitters install, test,
maintain and repair
propane and/or natural
gas lines, appliances and
equipment in residential
and commercial premises .
Sprinkler Fitters
install, alter and repair
automatic, deluge or
open sprinklers, foam,
fog and carbon dioxide
systems, wet or dry
standpipes, hose pipe
systems, fire hydrant
pumps and hydrant
systems .
Still in high school? Ask your school
counsellor about the CTC program - Dual
Credits for completing your Dogwood.
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Programs
Professional Cook - Level 1
Cook up your dream career! Fast-paced and rewarding, a career as a professional cook
lets you express your creativity. You’ll find jobs at hotels, exotic resorts, cruise ships and local
restaurants. You might even own your own restaurant one day!
Admission Requirements
1. Successful completion of at least one of the following:
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Program Details
Full Time
Fort St . James Campus
Spring 2014
Please contact Fort St .
James campus for details .
Professional Cook - Level 1
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Grade 10 with Eng 10 or Communications 11 or Eng 030 and any of Es
sentials of Math 10 or Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 10 or
successful completion of Applications of Math 10 or Principles of Math
10 or Math 041 or Math 030 or equivalent.
ABE/CCP Intermediate Certificate with a minimum “C” grade in Eng 030
GED with Eng 030 (minimum “C” grade) and Math 041 or Math 030
Students who do not meet the above requirements may wish to consult
with a CNC advisor to determine their eligibility on the basis of
mature student status .
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fordetailsonthenextoffering.
Working in the field? Check out page 37 for an
exciting Professional Development Opportunity - a
chance to study under Chef Andrew George and
learn about traditional native cuisine.
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Programs
Social Service Worker Certificate
Social Service Worker Certificate
Do you enjoy helping those in need? With a Social Service Certificate, you can find work in
residential child/adult care services, women’s programs, group homes, shelters, First Nations
social services organizations and more. This program gives you the basic skills and knowledge
needed for work as a social service para-professional. It combines theory and classroom
instruction with practical experience.
Admission requirements
1. Successful completion of one of the following:
• Grade 12 with Eng 12 or Eng 12: First Peoples
• ABE/CCP Advanced Certificate plus Eng 045
• GED Certificate plus Eng 045 or Eng 12 or Eng 12: First
Peoples .
2. Completion of the English component of the EMAT
3. Two references from a Social Service employer, volunteer
supervisor, teacher, or social service professional, attest
ing to your personal suitability for work in the field.
4. Work/volunteer experience resume.
5. Written statement on your interest in the social service
field, your understanding of what that the field is about,
and types of attributes you possess that would make you
a viable candidate for this program.
Program Details
Full-time
Vanderhoof Campus
Sept 9, 2013 - May 23, 2014
Fees:
Tuition
$2,985.05
Books
TBA
Application
$15 .00
Registration
$45 .00
Technology
$59 .40
Program Outline
Semester 1 - Sept - Dec, 2013
ENG 103 - Composition and
Style
SSWK 145 - Communication
and Interpersonal Relationship
Skills
SSWK 171 - Introduction to
Social Service Practice
SSWK 195 - Issues and
Principles of Fieldwork and
Community: Seminar I
Elective
Semester 2 - Jan - April 2014
SSWK 142 - Helping Skills:
Practical Applications
SSWK 151 - History and
Philosophy of Social Welfare
Policy
SSWK 196 - Practicum and
Seminar
Elective
Intersession - May, 2014
SSWK 199 - Practicum and
Seminar
See Pages 24 - 26 for full
course descriptions.
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Welding C, B, and A
Programs
As a Welding C graduate, you will qualify for a variety of jobs in the construction
and metal working industries . You will also be prepared to successfully complete em-
ployers’ skill assessments. Possible job titles include Production Welder, Maintenance
Welder and more.
Level C DETAILS
Full Time - 30 Weeks
English 10, English 030 or equivalent and Essentials of Math Fort St . James Campus
10 (“C” grade or higher) or credit in Applications of Math 10 DATE: Sept 9 - April 18, 2014
Fees:
or Principles of Math 10 or Math 041 or equivalent.
Tuition (C Level)
$2584.50
Application
$15 .00
Registration:
$15.00
With advancing technology, welding equipment and techTechnology:
$54.00
niques are constantly changing. It is imperative for welders Materials:
$331.09
Admission Requirements - C Level:
AdmissionRequirements-B&ALevels:
Applicants should contact the campus for assessment, space availability, and testing requirements.
1. To enter Level B, you must have completed the
Registered C Level.
Welding C,B, and A
to continually update their skills. CNC Fort St. James offers
welding training in Levels C, B and A. Graduates of Welding B
will be qualified for a variety of jobs in the construction and metal working industries. Possible job titles include: Production Welder, MaintenanceWelder, Welder fabricator, Welder
fitter, Construction Welder, Pipe welder (in pulp mills,
gas plants, and refineries)
2. Challenges to C, B, and A are subject to ITA ap
proval.
For a complete list of program content, please consult the CNC website or visit your local campus.
“I would encourage any student that wants to
obtain the experience and the opportunity to get
their welding ticket to come to CNC. I believe that
by training locally, I received more supports than I
would have anywhere else.” Leroy Mickle, Welding
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Programs
Programs Under construction
Here’s what’s in the works for the fall...
Health Services Office Assistant
The role of the Health Services Office Assistant within the Medical Office is expanding. Our
program is designed to give you a comprehensive overview of the skills and competencies you
will require to be successful as a HSOA. These competencies include: ability to
maintain patient confidentiality, excellent oral and written communication
skills, good organizational and time management skills, ability to maintain
accuracy while multi-tasking or working under pressure, a mature attitude
toward the human body, wellness and disease process and the ability to
follow directions closely and accurately. The program includes classroom
and computer lab time, as well as hands-on clinical training in areas such
as routine tests and exams.
It is recommended that students have a good working knowledge of
both Microsoft Word and Excel. Contact your local campus for more
information. Tuition is FREE for those meeting the ESA criteria. Ask about
fees for non-LMA eligible students.
Fall 2013
Part-Time
7 Weeks
Fort St. James Campus
Light Warehousing
Learn the skills and gain the certification necessary for an entry-level
position within the warehouse/distribution industry! A Warehousing Person is involved in
ordering, warehousing, and keeping inventory control over parts and accessories for industries
like the automotive, commercial transport, heavy duty, marine and warehousing sectors. This
program will train students in the basics of shipping and receiving and will include the certificates
necessary to help get an entry level job in the field. Certificates include Forklift Operation, OFA
- Level 1, WHMIS, Occupational Health & Safety and Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG).
Fall 2013
Full-Time
15 weeks
Vanderhoof Campus
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Programs
Call to put your name on an interest list.
We’ll keep you posted as details develop!
Lumber Manufacturing
Contact your local campus for more information. Tuition is FREE for those meeting
the ESA criteria. Ask about fees for non-LMA eligible students.
Fall 2013
Full-Time
14 weeks
Campus TBA
Survey Assistant
As a survey assistant you will assist the crew chief in collecting survey data for land
development projects, measuring angles, distances and elevations using survey
levels, total stations and GPS receivers. You will record information manually or
in a field data collector. Survey assistants also analyze engineering plans, survey
data, photographs, computer, and other information.
CNC’s Survey Assistant program will give you the skills you need for entry level
employment as a survey assistant.
Callyourlocalcampustoputyournameonaninterestlistforthisprogram.
Programs Under Construction
Learn the basics of the Lumber Manufacturing industry and decide whether this might be a
career choice for you! In this 14 week, funded program, you will learn about saw
milling in BC, increase your employability skills and receive certificates in First Aid,
lockout procedures, chain saw safety, spill response, fire prevention and response,
confined space, fall arrest and fork lift operation.
Theseprogramsareallsubjecttofundingandsufficientenrolment.
Contact your local campus for more information.
Tuition is FREE for those meeting the eligibility criteria.
Ask about fees for non-LMA eligible students.
Callorcheckthewebsiteforupdates.
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Celebrating Success
A few of our 2013 graduates
- many received bursaries and
scholarships. Congratulations
on all of your successes!
Contact the Career Centre for information
about bursaries and scholarships.
University Transfer & Business Courses
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER & BUSINESS COURSES
University Transfer and
Business Courses
ACC151
AccountingI BUS
Study the fundamental concepts and
techniques of the accounting process in
proprietorships and corporations. Students
are taken through the accounting cycle from
the balance sheet equation to closing entries.
Current and capital assets are studied in
detail. Topics include cash, receivables,
inventories, and acquisition, amortization
and disposal of capital assets . 3CR
60 Hrs $328.80 Sept - Dec 2013
VanderhoofCampus
ACC152
AccountingII
BUS
A continuation of the introduction to
fundamental accounting concepts and
techniques.
Topics include partnership
and corporation accounting, investments
and shareholders’ equity. The computer
lab component provides an introduction
to electronic spreadsheet software and
computerized accounting software. 3CR
Prerequisite: ACC 151
67.5 Hrs $307.04 Jan - May 2014
VanderhoofCampus
AECE172
Health,Safety&Nutrition
Develop skills in creating healthy programs
for young children . Strong emphasis is
placed on the use of universal precautions,
illness prevention, modeling healthy
behaviors, and the inclusion of traditional
Aboriginal foods in daily menus . Students
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gain basic understanding of nutrition and
traditional aboriginal medicine. The current
and historical role of social service agencies
in Aboriginal communities is explored and
community resources for families and
children are identified. 3CR
45 Hrs Fee: $404.92 Jan - May 2014
FortSt.JamesCampus
AECE156
ProgramPlanning1
This course prepares students to evaluate and
design early childhood education programs
for developmentally appropriate practice and
holistic child development within mainstream
and Aboriginal contexts. Topics covered
include learning through lay, developmentally
appropriate practice , ant-bias curriculum
development, and creating early childhood
education programs that support diversity
and inclusion . 3CR
45 Hrs Fee: $404.92 Sept - Dec 2013
FortSt.JamesCampus
CLCT100
CarrierLanguageandCulture
UT
This introductory level course will introduce
students to concepts of Carrier culture
and language and its interrelationship with
language . The teaching and learning styles
promoted in this course are reflective of First
Nations’ cultures and will be experiential
in nature, drawing on the wisdom and
knowledge of Elders and other resource
people from within the Carrier Nations.
Students will explore the intricacies and
structures of Carrier culture, including clan
systems, traditional ceremonies, arts and
crafts, and the importance of oral history and
storytelling . 3CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Sept - Dec 2013
VanderhoofCampus
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University Transfer & Business Courses
COM 100
UT/BUS
Fundamentals of Business
Strongly recommended for students who
wish to improve their writing skills. 3CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Sept - Dec 2013
VanderhoofCampus
COM222
UT/BUS
Management&OrganizationalBehavior
45 Hrs $246 .60 Sept - Dec 2013
VanderhoofCampus
ENG195
EffectiveCommunicationsI
UT/BUS
This course introduces students to the
principles and practices of written and oral
communication as applied in current business
and career contexts. Students will develop an
ability to write clearly and speak effectively.
Instruction will emphasize grammar, style, and
presentation as important elements applied
to a variety of writing and speaking situations:
e-mail, web analysis and summaries, memos,
letters, proposals, resumes, interviews, and
instructional and persuasive talks.3CR
Information extracted from various areas of
psychology (social industrial/organizational)
and management will be used to study the
nature of work, people, and organizations. Organizational behavioral and its impact on man- 45 Hrs $246.60 Sep - Dec 2013
agement will be examined through lecture, VanderhoofCampus
discussion, case analyses, and practical appliENG215
cations of the material. 3CR
Children’sLiterature1
45 Hrs $246 .60 Jan - Apr 2014
VanderhoofCampus
Study children’s literature focusing on the
different genres: fantasy, realistic fiction,
ECON201
UT/BUS science fiction, historical fiction, etc.
PrinciplesofEconomics-Microeconomics Prerequisites: Two of ENGL 101, 102, 103,
Examines the inner workings of the market 104 or 107 . 3CR
system, characterized by supply and demand. 45Hrs $246.60Sept10-Dec19,2013
Various market structures such as perfect FortSt.JamesCampus
competition and monopolies are studied . 3 CR
ENG216
UT
See website for prerequisites. 3CR
Children’sLiteratureII
45 HRS $246.60 Sept - Dec , 2014
VanderhoofCampus
ENG103
CompositionandStyle
UT
A study of grammar, composition and style.
A vigorous program of essay-writing plus a
variety of writing assignments or exercises
dealing with specific problems in essay-writing.
Like us on Facebook at CNC Nechako ENG 216 is a continuation of ENG 215. Ideally,
ENGL 216 would be preceded by ENG 215.
However, students could take only one of
these two courses, or they could take this
course out of sequence. While English 215
is organized around the different genres,
English 216 will take a historical approach
to the study of children’s literature.
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UNIVERSITY TRANSFER & BUSINESS COURSES
Examine a broad overview of the Canadian
business system: how it functions and how
it relates to specific areas such as marketing,
production, finance and human resources. Gain
insights into actual business operations and
some of the major areas of concern regarding
the role of business in society . 3CR
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University Transfer & Business Courses
University Transfer & Business Courses
Representative literature from the Victorian
period to the Modern period is examined.
The course addresses the question of how
our definitions of children’s literature and our
attitude towards children’s literature have
changes over the years. 3CR
Prerequisites: Two of ENG 101, 102, 103,
104, 107.
45 Hrs $246.60 - Jan - May
FortSt.JamesCampus
MGT263
HumanResourceDevelopment
BUS
An introduction to personnel management
including organization of the personnel functions: recruitment and selection, interviewing and counseling, job descriptions and
evaluation, compensation and salary administration, management development and performance appraisal, training and manpower
planning, safety and occupational health.
The course places particular emphasis on the
practical application of personnel policies
and procedures, on personnel’s relationship
to management and management’s responsibilities to employees. 3 CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Jan - May 2015
VanderhoofCampus
LAW294
BusinessLaw
BUS
This course covers the principles and rules of
common law together with statute law as they
apply in the business context. 3CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Sept - Dec 2014
VanderhoofCampus
MKT152
PrinciplesofMarketing
BUS
This course is an introduction to marketing
activities in modern business firms. The
major topics covered are target markets and
segmentation, consumer behavior, research
and information systems, and the marketing
mix. Throughout the course, emphasis is on
the application of concepts and perspectives to
current business problems and opportunities,
through case studies and projects . 3 CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Sept - Dec 2014
VanderhoofCampus
MKT272
MarketingResearchMethods
BUS
An introductory course in marketing research.
Topics include research design, data collection,
sampling, and data analysis. Class includes a
research project, beginning with a problem
analysis, and leading to a final research roport .
3CR
45 Hrs $246.60 Jan - May 2015
Vanderhoof Campus
Note: Technology, registration and administration fees are charged to UT courses.
Text books and supplies may be additional as well.
It is advisable to contact the campus early for more information and to make sure
that your name is on the interest list for the course.
University Transfer and Business courses run subject to enrollment.
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MINERALS
NORTH
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MineralsNorth2014@district.
vanderhoof.ca.
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AdultLearningCentres
Adult Learning Centres are designed for adult students who have not acquired their BC
Grade 12 Dogwood graduation certificate or need to upgrade courses for post-secondary
studies .
A wide variety of course offerings give students options according to their career goals and/
or graduation requirements. Course work at the Centres is self-directed and independent
with flexible hours (including weekends).
Adult Learning Centres
May 21-23, 2014
For information about
Minerals North or to find out about
volunteering opportunities, please
contact via EMail -
Graduation requirements include: Language 12, Math 11, three additional Grade 12 courses
or Social Studies 11 and two Grade 12 courses .
To graduate from the Adult Education Program, students must complete a minimum of
three courses (two of which must be at the Grade 12 level, after enrolment in the program.
Adult Learning Centres are open from September - June and enrolment is ongoing .
ContactInformation
Fraser Lake Learning Centre 250-699-6261
Fort St. James Adult Centre for Education 250-996-7712
Nechako Learning Centre at CNC - Vanderhoof 250-567-4744
Contact your local Centre for details.
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Community Engagement
Anti-Racism Network
Community Engagement
- Anti-Racism Network
“Celebrating our differences, helping to create safer, more welcoming
communities that support diversity and reject discrimination.”
Contact:
Kathie Kealy
OARH Program Coordinator
Fort St . James
250-996-7078
Charlyne Smilinski
Diversity Coordinator
Vanderhoof
250-567-3211
The College of New Caledonia - Nechako Region is part of the North
West OARH Regional Network which brings together seven community organizations in the Central Interior, North West Region. Kitimat,
Prince Rupert, Terrace, Smithers, Burns Lake, Fort St James and Vanderhoof are all part of the network and are engaged in Organizing
Against Racism and Hate (OARH).
OARH is a program of the Province of British Columbia, Ministry of
Regional Economic and Skills Development, and is part of the EmbraceBC initiative. Its goals are to build community capacity, foster
community engagement, and support communities organizing in the
interests of combating racism, homophobia and hate activity.
COMMUNITY ACCORD
Reaffirming our faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, and in the equal
rights of men and women
Desiring to promote realization of the principles contained in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Every
individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law
without discrimination, and in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour,
religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, or mental or physical disability. The Community of Vanderhoof in order to
create a welcoming and inclusive community desires to support the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to the
fullest degree.
Believing that promotion and protection of the rights of persons belonging to different ethnic, cultural, religious and
linguistic communities contributes to the political and social stability of the Vanderhoof community.
Emphasizing that promotion and realization of the rights of culturally and linguistically diverse peoples is integral
to the development of our society and strengthens friendship and cooperation among the Vanderhoof community.
Recognizing the need for all community members to recognize and respect effective implementation of the Canadian
Charter of Rights and Freedom with regard to the rights of persons belonging to different ethnic, cultural, religious
and linguistic communities within Vanderhoof.
We Proclaim this Community Accord
In recognition of Vanderhoof as a vibrant, diverse and progressive
community in which all people live, work, play and prosper together we the
undersigned representatives of Vanderhoof’s varied communities undertake
to:
Promote respect for diversity across our community
Seek opportunities to work together to reaffirm our similarities as human beings and the fundamental
principles that unite us as community members
Advocate for the elimination of racial and religious intolerance
Reject all forms of racial and religious denigration, violence, harassment and unlawful discrimination
In endorsing this declaration, I,________________________________, along
with other signatories representing the District of Vanderhoof, Saik’uz
First Nation, College of New Caledonia, School District No. 91 (Nechako
Lakes),Regional District Bulkley Nechako Area “F”, Vanderhoof Chamber
of Commerce, and the Vanderhoof Rotary Club accept responsibility to
comply with these principles.
__________________________________________
Vanderhoof, BC
___________________________________________
m/d/y
signatory number V__________
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Community Engagement
Aboriginal Service Plan
CelebratingAboriginalCultureonCampus
Seven Member
Nations
Nadleh Whut’en
Nak’azdli
Saik’uz
Stellat’en
Takla Lake
Tl’azt’en
Yekooche
Lillian Sam, Elder on Campus in Fort St. James, is
from Nak’azdli and belongs to the Lhts’umusyoo
Clan. Her role on campus is of great importance
as she shares her positive outlook on life with the
students, while making sure they
“Remember their Roots”.
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Together, we work to provide programs and
services that are culturally relevant to the needs of
communities and learners. These include:
• Creating partnerships to enhance curriculum
and program deliveries
• Celebrating and Gathering Places
• Supporting language and culture on campus
• Celebrating Aboriginal Culture Week
• Carrier Language and Culture 100
• Cultural Competency workshops
• Generational Poverty Workshops
• Making sure that the Students know that
there are Support services in place to help the
student succeed .
• Bridges out of Poverty Trainer Certificate
Workshop
Susan Barfoot
Student Support Worker
Fort St . James Campus
250-996-7019
barfoots@cnc .bc .ca
Community Engagement
The Aboriginal Services Plan (ASP) is a multi-year
strategic plan to increase Aboriginal participation
at post-secondary institutions. The CNC Nechako
ASP Working Group team provides guidance to
CNC and is made up of representatives from the
seven First Nation communities and Aboriginal
organizations within the College region.
ABORIGINAL SERVICE PLAN
SUPPORTS
Sarah John
Aboriginal Liason / Coordinator
Nechako Region
250-567-3200
johns@cnc .bc .ca
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Complex Developmental Behavioral Conditions (CEBC)
Community Engagement
Complex Developmental Behavioral Conditions
(CDBC)
Assessments & Support Services
The CDBC team is made up of:
• Keyworker
• Doctor
• Speech Therapist
• Occupational Therapist
• Psychologist
Your CDBC team can assess your child’s learning, behaviour and development and can diagnose conditions
such as:
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
• Learning Disorder
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
• Developmental Delay
We can help:
• children aged zero to 19,
• families that need support with their child’s
development or behaviour,
• teachers to understand the child’s strengths and challenges,
• community members to better understand complex conditions in children, and
• service providers that may be working with a child who has a complex condition.
The goal of this program is to help families understand why a child has difficulties at home,
in school or in the community. Supports are available for the child and family.
FormoreinformationcalltheKeyWorker:
LakesDistrictandFraserLake:250-692-1757
FortSt.JamesandVanderhoof:250-996-7019
Northern Health Assessment Network (NHAN)
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Community Engagement
Early Intervention Services
WhoAreWe?
• Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP)
• Physical Therapist (PT)
• Occupational Therapist (OT)
• Administrative Support/Rehab Assistant
In Fort St . James
CNC Campus
190 Douglas St.
Fort St . James
HowdoIusethisservice?
Anyone can ask about our services or make a referral. These referrals often come from: parents, daycare workers, nurses, doctors or from an Infant Development Worker (IDP).
If someone outside the family makes a referral, EIS will not see your child without your help
and consent. These services are free to all families in the Nechako.
serving communities in vanderhoof,
fort st. james, fraser lake and
surrounding areas.
to make an appointment contact:
colleen smith
admin/rehab assistant
250-567-6164
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Wehelpchildrenandfamilieswith:
•
Playing
•
Talking and understanding
•
Walking
•
Getting ready for school
•
Daily living skills such as eating and dressing.
In Vanderhoof
Northern Interior Health
Unit
3299 Hospital Road
Vanderhoof
Community Engagement
Helping all children reach their full potential
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Community Engagement
The KEY Resource Centre
Community Engagement
- The Key
The Fort St . James campus is pleased to partner with
Nak’azdli Band, Nak’azdli Health Unit, Nak’azdli Alternate
Justice, District of Fort St. James and Fort St. James Integris Credit Union to announce a one-year pilot project
named the KEY Resource Centre .
Thank you Francis (Guy) Prince for
creating the artwork logo for the
Key Resource Centre .
The KEY Resource Centre will be located in the Fort St .
James Branch of Integris Credit Union Building – 360
Stuart Drive West. Thank you to Integris for making this
space available for this pilot project initiative.
KEY stands for Knowledge Empowers You
• The KEY Resource Centre will offer in-house and outreach services with the goal of
moving clients attending at the Centre towards a healthier level of emotional/social
well-being .
•
The KEY Resource Centre will offer health, life and literacy outreach services to
clients participating at the facility.
• Individuals coming to the KEY Resource Centre will have opportunity to reduce
barriers and gain more knowledge about how to access services for their specific
health needs .
• The KEY Resource Centre staff will strive to build linkages and connections with all
local social agencies to enhance effectiveness in referrals for clients attending the
Centre .
• The Advisory Committee for this initiative includes KEY Resource Centre Project
partners, local social agencies and KEY clients. Involving clients in this committee
serves to enhance connections to people attending at the Resource.
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Community Engagement
Learning Hub
CALP Community
AdultLiteracyProgram
Shana Labatch, Literacy Coodinator
Monday - Tuesday - Thursday - Friday
10 am - 2pm
250-996-7078
122-250StuartDrive
Staff at the HUB is always available to help
you in person!
EnglishasaSecondLanguage
The Learning Hub and the College of New
Caledonia welcome you to be an English as a
Second Language Learner!
Join us at he Learning Hub to:
• Improve your spoken and written English
• Improve your reading and understanding of
English
• Learn about the community and how to ac
cess local services
• Improve your self confidence and move into
skilled jobs
•
Learn computer skills
•
Get help with Math
•
Take part in group activities and
workshops.
- Learning Hub
Contact Information
Kathie Kealy, English Second Language
Program Assistant
Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday
11:30 am - 4:30 pm
• Learners - Best Driver, Tutor Training,
Essential Skills, Workplace readiness
• Tutors - Up-to-date expertise on
literacy
• Agencies - Support in building
awareness for community agencies,
organizations and business.
• Community Wide Literacy Events
Community Engagement
Join us every Wednesday when we
meet together as a learning group
for storytelling, discussion, and a
light lunch. We also work on the new
Yinka Dene Dustl’us newsletter. This
is a Dakelh (Carrier) newsletter that
goes out every month throughout the
region. We also do various literacy
events such as Family Literacy Kits,
contests and many other things
throughout the year .
ResourcesforLifeLongLearningat
theHUB
ESL instruction can be provided in the
Learning Hub classroom or on-line
at times that suit your schedule.
This is a free service and tutors
are available for one-on-one
instruction.
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Community Engagement
The Space
Community Engagement
- The Space
The Space is a place for community in Vanderhoof! Everyone is welcome to drop in for coffee, join in a game,
use the computers or take part in one of the diverse programs being offered out of this unique and every changing facility .
Tutors and learners work together
developing lasting relationships.
Community Adult Literacy Program (CALP)
The CALP program works with adult learners to increase their level of literacy. Using a
holistic approach to literacy, learners are invited to take part in a variety of workshops
and group learning sessions as well as one-on-one learning with local volunteer tutors
in a warm, relaxing and safe environment.
The CALP program also provides assistance with English as a Second Language.
We provide:
• Local tutors
• Referrals to other community services
• Essential Skills Training
• Help with cultural literacy for new Canadians
Contact Jamie Werner, Program Coordinator, to see how you can participate or take
advantage of this initiative.
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Community Engagement
YouthDrop-InCentre
Drop in to the Space
183 First St. W.
(Next to Subway Restaurant)
250-567-4879
Reg Mueller
Youth Support Worker
Youth Centre Hours
3 - 6 pm Weekdays
Games, computer access, snacks...
The Youth Drop-In Centre is a safe and
fun place for hanging out after school.
- The Space
Contacts
Jamie Werner
CALP Coordinator
Community Engagement
The Youth Centre is a safe, fun and friendly place, open
weekdays evenings from 3 - 6 pm. With zero tolerance
for alcohol, drugs, swearing, bullying, or demeaning
language, the Drop-In Centre at the Space provides
a safe place for youth to drop by, have a snack, play
a game of pool or Foosball, use the X-Box, access the
public computers, visit with friends or just read and relax.
Drop in and challenge Reg Mueller, Youth Support Worker, to a
game of pool!
Programs at the Neighbourhood Space are supported through donations from the
United Way of Northern British Columbia, the Vancouver Foundation and
the District of Vanderhoof.
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CE - Aviation Training
Continuing Education
Continuing
Education
3636
AviationTraining
CEAV010
The PilotPlus Aviation FlightSimulationfor
Center at the Vanderhoof PrivatePilotStudents
campus offers a wide range of
aviation training opportunities.
Training ranges from complete
private
and
commercial
license programs to training
for additional ratings and
aviation qualifications. Our
training takes place in a
classroom
environment,
in aircraft operated by our
partner Guardian Aerospace,
and in our state-of-the-art
Redbird FMX 1000 full motion
flight
simulators.
These
simulators are approved for
the simulated instrument
flight training portion of both
the private and commercial
licenses, the instrument rating,
and may be used in place
of an aircraft for instrument
rating renewal flight tests.
This course is an introduction
to flight solely by reference to
instruments . The course consists
of the five hours of ground based
simulator flight required for the
private pilot license. Training
will use the College’s Redbird
full motion flight simulators.
CEAV015
FlightSimulationfor
CommercialPilots
This is a ten hour course in
instrument flying carried out
in the Redbird simulators . The
training fulfills the instrument
training requirement for the
commercial pilot license . The
learning objectives are to
develop an advanced level of
skill in operation of an aircraft
by reference to instruments
and radio aids . Training is by
classroom instruction and use
of the Redbird simulators .
CEAV020
InitialInstrumentRating
GroundSchool
The course contains lecture and
study of the full theory required to
pass the Instrument Rating written
exam (INRAT). Subjects covered
are: Air Law and Procedures;
Meteorology; Instrumentation;
Navigation and Radio Aids;
Human Factors and Airmanship .
This is a three day course .
CEAV021
RefresherforInstrument
RatingWrittenExam
rewrite.
This course is a refresher course to
rewrite the INRAT exam after an
instrument rating has lapsed for
more than two years . It assumes
that the pilot has retained a good
deal of the knowledge required
to write the INRAT and will be
assisted in doing so by a thorough
review in a classroom setting.
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CE - Aviation Training
CEAV080
SimulationforInitial
InstrumentRating
OperationsinTerminal
ControlAreas
This course includes up to 20
hours of simulated instrument
flight in all maneuvers required
for the instrument rating flight
test . The amount of hours
required will vary depending
on simulator training taken in
previous license courses. Time
can be logged towards the 40
hours total instrument time
required prior to issuance of
an instrument rating. Training
is by classroom instruction and
use of the Redbird simulators .
This course is designed for
licensed pilots. It will provide
knowledge
necessary
to
operate aircraft in high density
controlled airspace in Terminal
Control Areas (TCAs). The
course includes three hours
of classroom instruction, and
one hour of simulator practice
in the Redbird simulators
in each of the Vancouver,
Seattle, and Los Angeles TCAs.
CEAV026
SimulationforInstrument
Ratingrenewal
This is self-directed training in
simulation of instrument flight
maneuvers. The objective is
to prepare the student for an
instrument renewal flight test
in the simulator . The student
may train alone, or may
choose to have an instructor
for some or all of the training .
For details on individual courses
please contact the Vanderhoof
Campus at
250-567-3200 .
More information is available on
the
PilotPlus website www .PilotPlus .org
CEAV090
CoPilotCourse
The learning objectives are
to provide spouses, partners,
and friends and business
associates of pilots with an
introduction to basic flight
maneuvers. When this training
is supplemented by actual
hands on flying, including
navigation and landings under
the direction of the pilot in
command, the object is to
enable the person trained to
be able to sufficiently control
the aircraft in the event of pilot
incapacitation to bring about a
positive outcome, which is to
say, communicate with persons
able to assist, navigate to a
suitable landing area, and land
the aircraft under control.
Includes five hours of lecture
and 10 hours of simulator flight
in the Redbird simulators .
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Development
Opportunity
AFeastforAllSeasons:
ProfessionalDevelopment
fortheChef
Join Chef Andrew George
and experience four days of
traditional native peoples’
cuisine . You will be introduced
to menus featuring all-natural
ingredients that come from
our traditional territories.
Enjoy culinary creation that
could delight the palate
of the most discriminating
gourmet . Gain insight into
the cooking, culture and
traditions
of
Aboriginal
people
across
Canada .
This course is for students
who have a minimum of
Professional
Cook
Level
1 or cooks with industry
experience who are interested
in adding traditional cuisine
to their menus. A continuing
education certificate will
be awarded on completion
of the four day course .
Continuing Education
CEAV025
FSJ:
Nov 14-17, 2013
Thu - Sun
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $500
Instructor: Andrew George
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CE - Business, Agency & Workforce Training
AnAboriginalSkills
Journey:Plantingthe
SeedsforGrowth
Continuing Education
Business,Agency
&Workforce
Training
3838
AboriginalCultural
Competency
Increase
your
awareness
and knowledge of Aboriginal
people.
Learn about the
impacts facing First Nations
today, understand the three
basic social structures of
Carrier
people,
explore
questions
of
fiduciary
rights
and
entitlements,
socioeconomic situations and
models of governance (i.e.
Keyoh vs. electoral governance)
and recognize differences
between traditional versus
contemporary ways of being .
5Hrs
FSJ : Thu, Oct 3, 2013
Thu, Feb 20, 2014
Thu, Apr 17, 2014
FL: Fri, Oct 25, 2013
Fri, Mar 7, 2014
VHF: Mon, Oct 21, 2013
Mon, Jan 27, 2014
Mon, Mar 10, 2014
9 am – 3 pm
Fee: $50
Instructor: Sarah John
Make learning Essential Skills
more relevant to Aboriginal
Peoples by incorporating
an Aboriginal world view
with
Aboriginal
themes,
learning styles, contexts and
experiences. This workshop
will
provide
a
unique
understanding
of what
Essential Skills are and the
importance they play in every
day life . This curriculum has
ben designed and developed
to present Essential Skills
information and knowledge
that can be integrated into
the work of educators,
trainers, counsellors, policy
makers, and those persons
in a position to influence
and enhance the skills of
community members . 35 Hrs
FSJ:
Sept 23 - 27, 2013
Mon - Fri
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $465
Instructor: Gloria Catherill.
Can’t find what you are
looking for? Be sure to call
us. New courses are being programmed all of the
time. We will make every
effort to accommodate
your needs .
AirBrakesEndorsement
You’ll receive theory and practical
training plus the Motor Vehicle
Branch pre-trip inspection in this
20 hour course . To obtain an Air
Brakes license endorsement,
students must write the Motor
Vehicle Branch Theory Exam.
Students must supply their
own Air Brakes manual. 20 Hrs
FSJ: Oct 4 – 6, 2013
May 9 - 11, 2014
VHF: Oct 18 – 20, 2013
Apr 25 – 27, 2014
Fri , 6 – 10 pm,
Sat & Sun, 8 am – 4:30 pm
Fee: $233
Instructor: Peter Oullette
Call the Fraser Lake Campus
for dates .
BasicSecurityTraining
Train to enter the exciting and
growing field of security. The
BST course will provide the
theory and the understanding
of
applicable
laws
and
regulations necessary to write
the competency examination
issued by the Justice Institute of
BC (JIBC) and to enter a career
in the security industry . 40 Hrs
FSJ: Sep 16 - 20, 2013
VHF: Nov 25 - 29, 2013
FL: Mar 10 - 14, 2014
Mon - Fri (Test Sat)
8 am - 5 pm
Fee: $674
Instructor: John D. Bigras
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CE - Business, Agency & Workforce Training
Bookkeepingforthe
HomeBasedBusiness-
Level1
VHF: Oct 15 – Nov 14, 2013
Tue & Thu, 12 - 3pm
Fee: $350 (Text extra)
Instructor: Vicki Sutherland
Bookkeepingforthe
Home-BasedBusiness-
Level2
Level 2 explains the principles
of handling a company’s petty
cash account, reconciling the
company’s
band
account,
calculating amortization and
calculating the gain/loss on
disposal of capital assets. During
the course, students examine
the Income Statement, the
Statement of Owner’s Equity and
the Balance Sheet .
30Hrs
FSJ: Feb 4 - Mar 6, 2014
Tues & Thu
6 - 9 pm
Fee: $350
Instructor: Sherry Nielsen
Trainer certification gives you the knowledge and skills to train administrators, managers, front-line staff, and employees to improve
skills and outcomes when working with people in poverty. By enhancing your staff’s skills, rethinking theories of change, redesigning programs, procedures, and policies for greater effectiveness,
and examining policies and procedures that either facilitate or
inhibit efforts to “move clients,” you will see the goals of your business or organization being met at a faster pace. 21 Hrs ( 3 Days)
Please note: The prerequisite for this course is the Bridges out of
Poverty Audio Workshop Kit that registrants purchase themselves
online from www .ahaprocess .com .
FSJ:
Oct 22 – 24, 2013, Tue -Thu, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
RegistrationDeadline:Sept22,2013
Fee: $975
Facilitators: Phil DeVol, Dr. Ruby Payne
WhyBecomeaBridgesoutofPovertyCertifiedTrainer?
• Learn strategies that build relationships and improve
outcomes .
• Develop a comprehensive community, individual, and
institutional approach to poverty
• Gain knowledge to engage all classes, sectors, and political
persuasions in your community .
• Learn a common language to talk about poverty, economic
class, social change, and social capital
• Receive training from the top national presenter on poverty
solutions.
Continuing Education
Learn
generally
accepted
accounting principles in this
course designed for beginners .
You’ll cover the basics - from
understanding
the
forms
of business organization to
creating balance statements and
correcting journal entries. 30Hrs
FSJ: Oct 15 - Nov 14, 2013
Tue & Thu, 6 - 9 pm
Fee: $350
Instructor: Sherry Nielsen
BridgesOutofPoverty–TrainerCertification
Building&SustainingaPsychologicallySafe&Healthy
Workplace
Develop your understanding of Bill 14’s revisions to the Workers
Compensation Act relating to compensation for mental health
disorders and proposed OH&S policies to support that act; learn to
identify and address bullying and harassment; engage in a discussion
about how to implement the new Canadian Standard on Psychological
Health and Safety in the Workplace. This workshop includes videos and
mini-lectures with key information to support participants’ learning.
FSJ: Oct 3, 2013
VHF:
Nov 1, 2013
Thu, 9 am – 3 pm
Fri, 9 am - 3 pm
Fee: $128
Fee:
$128
Instructor: Mary Lu Spagrud, Canadian Mental Health Association
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Continuing Education
CanadianWelding
BureauCSAStandard
W47.1-Certification
ofCompaniesfor
FusionWeldingof
Steel
The Fort St . James campus
is a CWB Test Centre. CWB
approved companies or
private individuals, with
proof of one year’s work
experience in welding,
can arrange for shielded
metal arc weld testing
in accordance with CSA
W47.1/W59 standards.
Welds are witnessed and
Attention hotel/motel employers, this is an opportunity to enhance the workplace literacy skills of your current chambermaid/housekeeping staff. This is a new workplace training initiative available at no cost to the employer! The Workplace
Training Program (WTP), funded through the Canada-British
Columbia Labour Market Agreement (LMA), and managed locally by CNC, will provide staff training to enhance the essential
skills of your current chambermaid staff. Time management,
math skills, reading and writing skills and a variety of additional
skills have been identified as most valuable to being a supercompetent chambermaid .
To see if your employees qualify, please contact the Fort St.
James campus for details .
ScheduledtostartOctober7,2013.
This program will run one day per week for 6 weeks.
X-rayed by CWB.
Testing Dates:
Thu, Oct 17, 2013
Thu, Feb 6, 2014
Thu, May 8, 2014
9 am - 6 pm
Fees:
Test Plate Assembly
One Test:
$300
Two Test:
$350
Three Test:
$400
Four test:
$450
Additional booth rental:
$25/day or $125/week
Note:
Arrangements
for an additional booth
rental must be made
prior to the test date .
4040
Chambermaid: Workplace Skills Training
BuildingServiceWorker1
BuildingServiceWorker2
This
course
introduces
the expanding field of the
professional Building Service
Worker.
The terms janitor,
custodian,
housekeeper
or
building service worker all
define a person performing
commercial cleaning .
This
course is designed for beginners
and those
with experience
who require the certificate.
Includes manuals. 18 Hrs
Learn the latest techniques in
maintaining and refinishing hard
floors. Topics include stripping,
refinishing,
sealing,
shine
maintenance and finishes. Learn
to use and store chemicals safely .
Students must have completed
Building
Service
Worker
Level 1 or have experience
working in custodial work.
16Hrs
Call your local campus for details on these courses .
Comprehensive Silviculture Survey Training:
See under Silviculture Survey Training p. 46
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CE - Business, Agency & Workforce Training
Computer Courses
Excel2010-Level1
VHF: Fri, Nov 15, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Linda Varley
Excel2010-Level2
Take your Excel skills to the next
level. Learn about functions,
how to use the correct syntax to
insert functions, how to use math
and trigonometric, statistical,
financial, logical date and time,
text or information functions.
You’ll also learn to draw
different types of objects, insert
and modify graphics, customize
charts and much more . 6 Hrs
FSJ: Fri, Nov 8, 2013
Thu, May 22, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130Instructor: Jessica Erickson
VHF: Fri, Nov 29, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
FEE: $130
Instructor: Linda Varley
Jumping into Excel for the
first time or just wanting to
expand your knowledge of this
powerful program - this course
is for you . You can start at
whatever level you are at and
the instructor will guide you,
working at your own pace. 6Hrs
FL: Sat, Dec 7, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Azu Rudland
iPAD-BasicTraining101
This beginner course will help you
understand all the basic things
you need to know to use your
iPad at work or at home.. You will
learn how to navigate the ipad,
how to find apps, download and
organize them . Please bring your
own personal ipad to class . 6Hrs
FSJ Nov 4 & 6, 2013
Mon & Wed
1 - 4 pm
Apr 29 & May 1, 2014
Tue & Thu
6 - 9 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Bev Playfair
Publisher2010
Use Publisher 2010 to create attractive professional
looking business cards, posters, newsletters, menus and
much more. Whether your
creations are for your business or personal use, Publisher is quick and easy to
Like us on Facebook at CNC Nechako learn . Bring your ideas
and imagination to class,
Publisher will take care of
the rest . 6Hrs
FSJ Fri, Oct 18, 2013
Fri, Apr 11, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Kathie Kealy
Vhf: Fri, Nov 1, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Linda Varely
Senior’sComputers
Are you a senior and
interested in learning more
about computers? Join us
for a gentle introduction
to computer literacy If the
computer scares you, this is
the course for you We cover
the basic steps of operating
a computer through to
how to browse the web,
send and receive emails,
word processing and much
more . There will be handson exercises done at your
own speed.
No previous
knowledge of computers
is assumed .
Seniors
60
and over FREE.
36 Hrs
FSJ Oct 23 - Dec 4 , 2013
Wednesday
10 am - 1 pm
Fee: FREEforSeniors
Instructor: Bev Playfair
Continuing Education
Excel is the spreadsheet
software in the Microsoft Office
Suite. In this course you’ll
learn how to set up your Excel
environment, learn how to use
a workbook, format text, create
simple formulas, work with cells,
6Hrs
and templates .
FSJ: Fri, Oct 11, 2013
Thu, Apr 10, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Jessica Erickson
Excel1,2or3
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Continuing Education
SimplyAccounting-Level1
Discover how this software
can help you in your small to
medium-sized business. You’ll
cover the general ledger,
accounts payable/receivable,
payroll inventory and
job
costing. You will learn how
to set up a company, use
defaults for reports and system
settings, track shipments,
budget projects and more .
Prerequisites:
Keyboarding
skills
and
experience
working on a computer. Text
book is included in course
fee and available on the
first day of class. 18 Hrs
VHF: Mar 4 - 20, 2014
Tue & Thu
12 Noon - 3pm
Fee: $295 (Text Included)
Instructor: Vicki Sutherland
SimplyAccounting
Premium2011-Forthe
HomeBasedBusiness
Simply Accounting Premium
2011 provides an entry-level,
fully
integrated
graphical
accounting system for small
enterprises. In this beginner’s
course, you will learn how to
set up the system and define
company options.
15 Hrs
FSJ: Oct 30 - Nov 27, 2013
Wednesdays
6 - 9pm
Fee: $295
Instructor: Sherry Nielsen
4242
Word2010-Level1
You will create, edit, and
enhance standard business
documents using Microsoft
Office Word 2010.
Upon
successful completion of this
course, students will be able to:
create basic Word documents,
edit a document, format text,
format paragraphs, insert a
table, insert special characters
and graphical objects, control
the page set-up and appearance
of the document and proofread
documents for accuracy . 6Hrs
FSJ
Thu, Oct 24, 2013
Thu, Feb 27, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
IInstructor: Jessica Erickson
VHF: Fri, Nov 8, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Linda Varley
Word2010-Level2
Continue to improve your Word
skills. In this course you will
learn how to manage lists,
customize tables and charts,
customize
the
formatting
of a document using styles
and themes, modify pictures
in a document, work with
graphics, use the mail merge
function and more. 6 Hrs
FSJ: Thu, Nov 21, 2013
Thu, Mar 20, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Jessica Erickson
VHF: Fri, Nov 22, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Linda Varley
Word1,2or3
Whether you are learning
Microsoft Word for the
first time or just wanting to
expand your knowledge of this
powerful program - this course
is for you . You can start at
whatever level you are at and
the instructor will guide you,
working at your own pace. 6Hrs
FL: Sat, Nov 9, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Azu Rudland
Wordpressfor
SmallBusinessand
Solopreneurs
Learn how to create a website
and blog using WordPress! This
hands-on course will show you
how to use this user-friendly
software to create the website
and blog that you want. You’ll
come away with skills that you
can apply and a step-by-step
guidebook with personalized
hands-on instruction. 6 Hrs
FSJ: Sat, Nov 30, 2013
VHF: Sat, Nov 16, 2013
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $80
Instructor:
Christine Friedrichsmeier
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CE - Business, Agency & Workforce Training
Driller’s helper 2 week program
Course topics include:
• Core Recovery
• Hand & Power Tools
• Lifting Devices and pumps
• Expectations & responsibilities.
Learn financial transactions, handling cash,
cash registers and customer relations. This
course is ideal for students looking at entrylevel employment opportunities in a retail
business . 12Hrs
FSJ:
Oct 25 & 26, 2013
Fri (Pro D) & Sat
Jan 23 & 24, 2014
Thu & Fri
May 9 & 10, 2014
Fri & Sat
VHF: Nov 22 & 23, 2013
Mar 7 & 8, 2014
Fri & Sat
June 12 & 13, 2014
Thu & Fri
8:30am - 4:30pm
Fee: $175
Instructor: Gloria Catherill
Spring2014-FortSt.JamesCampus
Basic Drill Core Technician
The quality of information provided by a Core Technician plays an important role in the prediction and
definition of ore bodies. Learn how to handle drill
core and collect important technical data for drilling
projects . Industry and job related field trips will be
taken.
Course Topics include:
• Measuring core and recording technical data
• Handling, labeling, organizing and storing core
boxes
• Splitting and sampling core
• Quality assurance/quality control of data
• Safe work practices and employer expectations
• Industry and job related field trips .
Applicants must be 18 years of age or older at the
time of the course . A resume and short math assessment are required for acceptance into the course.
Spring2014-FortSt.JamesCampus
Like us on Facebook at CNC Nechako Foodsafe-Level1
Continuing Education
Certificates include:
• Helicopter Safety
• Spill Response
• Chainsaw Safety Level 1
• Bear Awareness
• Occupational First Aid Level 1 and Transportation
Endorsement
• WHMIS
• Propane Handling and TDG
• CNC’s graduates are safety-conscious, reliable,
responsible, certified and pre-screened for industry.
CustomerServiceandCashier
Training
Planning an event with food? All food service
establishments and non-profit organizations
that sell food must have a minimum of
one employee with Foodsafe certification
on duty at all times. Certification issued
upon successful completion. Students must
provide their Personal Health Number at the
time of registration. Text included in fee. 8Hrs
FSJ: Thu, Nov 14, 2013
Thu, Jan 23, 2014
Thu, Mar 13, 2014
Thu, Jun 5, 2014
8:30am - 4:30pm
Fee: $115
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenson
VHF: Sat, Nov 2, 2013
Sat, Mar 8, 2014
9 am - 6 pm
Fee: $115
Instructor: Jennifer Little
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Continuing Education
CE - Busisness, Agency & Workforce Training
4444
FoodsafeLevels
1and2coursesare
alsoavailableonline
through
OpenSchoolBC.
Work at your own pace
anywhere at any time all that is required is a
computer with an Internet
connection.
Contact your local campus
for more information and to
set up a test invigilation.
Questions can also be
directed to the Foodsafe
Council in PG at
778-416-7975 .
ForkliftCertification-
FortheNewOperator
Under the direction of a
certified trainer, successful
completion of this course
will have you certified on the
operation of a forklift. This
two-day course includes both
theory and hands-on operation
for the new operator . 14Hrs
FSJ: Oct 16 & 17, 2013
Wed & Thu
Mar 13 & 14, 2014
Thu & Fri
May 16 & 17, 2014
Fri & Sat
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $339
GlobalGroundDisturbance
-LevelsIandII
Log Scaling and Grading
(BCInterior)
This one day course is for anyone who is supervising a ground
disturbance, independently performing a ground disturbance,
or issuing and receiving ground
disturbance permits. Level I is
covered in the first 2 hours. The
program ensures that Level II
personnel are familiar with, and
fully understand all regulations
and variances involved when a
ground disturbance takes place.
Level II is the standardized program
recognized by industry
regulators. Three year certification upon successful completion.
7Hrs
FSJ: Tues, Oct 8, 2013
Wed, Mar 12, 2014
VHF: Fri, Sept 20, 2013
Wed, Apr 9, 2014
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $305
Instructor: Suzanne Carlson
Gain a working knowledge of
BC Interior Log Scaling and
Grading. This 23 day course (12
classroom based, 11 practical)
prepares you to write the 2-day
government exam and receive a
license to scale and grade logs in
the Interior of BC . This course is
helpful to those who buy and sell
logs, do quality control, logyard
supervisors of sawmill operations.
Participants must enjoy and have
a good working relationship with
arithmetic, be willing to work
outside in different weather
conditions, be willing to dedicate
many hours to course with
home study of up to 3 hours
every day including weekends.
FSJ: Sept 4 - Oct 4, 2013
Wed - Fri (first week)
Mon - Fri (last 4 weeks)
Fee: $1,865
GPS-Beginner
Designed to give the student the
basic fundamental of Medical
Terminology, in both written and
spoken form, this comprehensive
course will include word structure
and word building skills pertinent
to various body systems such
as skeletal and cardiovascular.
Systems of the body will be
discussed, including particular
vocabulary unique to that system.
Text mandatory - fee extra. 42Hrs
VHF: Sept 24 - Nov 7, 2013
Tue & Thu Evenings
6 - 9 pm
Fee: $402
Instructor: Jennifer Little
MedicalTerminology
Learn the theory and practical use
of hand held GPS units . including
how to fix positions, set a course
and interpret the data received.
There will be a brief overview of
interpreting topographic maps
and using map coordinates .
Maps are provided. Students
must bring their own GPS unit
ForkliftRecertification
with instruction manual. 6 Hrs
This
one-day
course FSJ: Fri, Oct 25, 2013
includes both theory and
Fri, Feb 28, 2014
hands on operation. 6 Hrs VHF: Fri, Nov 29, 2013
Please call your local campus
Fri, Mar 21, 2014
and put your name on an
9 am - 4 pm
interest list for forklift training. Fee: $123
Instructor: Mike Pritchard
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CE - Busisness, Agency & Workforce Training
MentalHealthFirstAid
MinuteTakingBasics
Students of this 6 hour course
will learn to understand the
process of meetings, roles and
responsibilities of the minute
taker, procedure and process and
also policies and methodologies .
Students will be doing practice
sessions in minute taking
and using templates . 6 Hrs
FSJ: Sept 12 & 13, 2013
Thu & Fri
Apr 24 & 25, 2014
Thu & Fri
9 am - 12 pm
Fee: $82
Instructor: Gloria Catherill
PalliativeSupportWorkshop
Anyone who is interested in
supporting people (and their
families) in their last few months
of life, whether in a formal or
informal role, will benefit from
this course. You will cover topics
such as ethics, communication,
pain management, spiritual
Recruitment&Selection
The recruitment and selection
of good employees is the most
important aspect of effective
organizational
development.
You’ll examine each step
of this process, beginning
with the review of the job
description, progressing through
the recruiting and selection
processes, and concluding with
the key aspects of effective
orientation. Different selection
tools will be examined for
strengths and weaknesses, along
with increased power of effective
combinations. You’ll learn about
behavioural questioning process
via active participation in roleplays and case studies . 12 Hrs
FSJ: Apr 3 & 4, 2014
Thu & Fri
FL: Apr 24 & 25, 2014
Thu & Fri
VHF: Oct 24 & 25, 2013
Thu & Fri
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $225
Instructor: Larry Badowski
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Training
This workshop is for anyone
interested in working in
the service industry.
It
provides hands-on practice
for servers, hostesses and
support staff in the restaurant
industry. Learn techniques
to enhance a customer’s
experience and deal with
difficult situations.
7 Hrs
Call for details
RiggingandHoisting
Heavy loads need care and
attention.
Comply with
WorkSafe BC regulations and
avoid accidents. You’ll cover
the fundamentals of safe
crane operation and sound
rigging practices including
calculating load weights
and hand signals . 8 Hrs
FSJ: Tue, Oct 15, 2013
Tue, Mar 11, 2014
8 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $190
Instructor: Barry Cyr
Continuing Education
Mental Health First Aid Canada is a
12-hour training course delivered
in four modules of three hours
each. Participants will learn how
to provide initial help to people
who are showing signs of a mental
health problem, or experiencing
a mental health crisis . 12 Hrs
FSJ: Nov 28 & 29, 2013
Thu & Fri
9 am - 3 pm
Fee: $242 (Plus text $35)
Instructor: Tammy Lawson
considerations,
cross-cultural
considerations, self-care, grief
theory, and death and dying.
Prerequisite: Each participant
MUST pre-read the manual
before coming to the course .
FSJ: Date TBA
Fee: $505
Instructor: Wellspring Counseling Services
Do you need
specific training
for your business?
Contact your local
campus. We can
arrange a direct
purchase for you .
See page 48 for a list
of contractor training
courses .
Call us for information.
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CE - Busisness, Agency & Workforce Training
4646
ServingitRight
SmallEngineRepair
Learn effective techniques
to prevent problems related
to the service of liquor. At
the end of this course you
will receive a Serving it
Right Certificate.
5 Hrs
Contact your local campus to
add your name to an interest
list or enquire about the online version of this course.
More than ever, small engines
are playing a bigger role in our
day-to-day lives. Whether it’s
a 2 or 4-stroke engine, having
a basic understanding of
operation and troubleshooting
characteristics can save everyone
both dollars and frustration.
Owners who want to do their
own maintenance and have
some understanding of how
their equipment operates will
benefit from this course. You’re
invited to bring a project of
your own for troubleshooting
or repairs. (Keeping in mind,
this is a short course.) 35 Hrs
FSJ: Oct 21 - 25, 2013
May 26 - 30, 2014
Mon - Fri
Fee: $849
Instructor: Al Mathers
Silviculture
SurveyTraining-
Comprehensive
This 10 day course is for
individuals with minimal to
moderate levels of practical
survey experience, who are
looking for the opportunity
to thoroughly discuss and
practice silviculture surveys in
both the classroom and field
setting. It is also well-suited
to experienced practitioners
wanting a detailed review
in preparation for the
accreditation exam. This course
provides
an
opportunity
for practice and review
towards developing a sound
understanding of all aspects
of silviculture surveys. NOTE:
Provincial exam fee is extra
and payable to UNBC.
FSJ: Spring 2014
10 days with
additional 2 days
for provincial exam
8:30 am – 4 pm
Fee: $1,507
Call for further details .
TherapeuticCrisis
Intervention
The purpose of the TCI is to
provide a crisis prevention and
intervention model which will
assist an organization in the
following:
• Preventing crises from occurring
• De-escalating potential crises
• Effectively managing acute crisis
phases
• Reducing potential and actual
injury to children and staff
• Learning constructive ways to
handle stressful situations
• Developing a learning circle
within the organization.
Pleaseaskformoredetails
when registering for this
course.
FSJ:
Apr 22 - 24, 2014
Tue, Wed, Thu
9 am - 5 pm
Fee: $339
Instructor: Mary Lu Spagrud,
Canadian Mental Health Association
LookingforTrainingDollars?
The ASPECT Targeted Skills Shortage Program (TSSP) is focused on helping bus
grow the potential of their low-skilled employees by providing access to funde
Eligible employees can be provided with up to a maximum of $1500 ($7500 per
ing courses that are specific to the employees’ workplace needs.
Contact Progressive Employment Services today to see whether you qualify.
provider!
In order for your organization to qualify for the ASPECT Targeted Skills Short
Program you must have less than 100 employees and identify with one of the
lowing sectors: Technology, Healthcare, Transportation and Warehousing, Ma
facturing, Natural Gas, Mining, Forestry, Fishing and Tourism.
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TimberCruising-Level1-
Compasser
Are you pursuing a career in
trades or a trades-related field?
Trades Math is a math prerequisite for either entry-level programs or apprenticeships. This
competency based course emphasizes basic math skills and
practical applications in trades.
Topics include: whole number
operations, decimals, fractions,
measurement systems and instruments, geometry of plane
and solid figures, Pythagorean
theorem, ratio, proportion, percentage, geometric constructions
with circles, triangles, and lines
plus trades-related problems for
all topics . 90Hrs
Contact your local campus for
more information .
TrafficControlTraining
sinesses and non-profit organizations
ed training for eligible staff.
r employer) to be used towards trainLet CNC Nechako be your training
This 2-day training session is
WorkSafeBC
approved
and
designed to qualify those who
work as high risk Traffic Control
Persons (TCPs) throughout the
province of BC.
14Hrs
FSJ: May 2 & 3, 2014
FL: Mar 21 & 22, 2014
VHF: Apr 25 & 26, 2014
Fri & Sat
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $334
Instructor: Strictly Flagging
tage
folanu-
WETTTraining(Wood
EnergyTechnology
Transfer)
Train to become a certified
wood burning stove inspector.
The WETT system consists of
several courses recognizing the
various types of work done by
wood energy professionals .
Certification is achieved by
completing course to earn
educational
credits
and
submitting a declaration of
experience within the industry.
Call the Fort St. James campus
for details.
WorldHost
Improve your business by
improving your customer
service! This internationally
recognized training program
covers
the
fundamentals
of customer service, from
first impressions to handling
complaints . Your customers
and clients will not only
return, they’ll tell others
about the quality of service
they’ve received. Fee includes
text. Participants will receive
a certificate and pin from
Tourism BC . 7Hrs
FSJ: Fri, Nov 22, 2013
Wed, May 21, 2014
VHF: Wed, Oct 9, 2013
9am - 5pm
Fee: $93
Instructor: Deb Hes
Continuing Education
As the forest sector tries to keep
up to the demands of harvesting,
there is a demand for accredited
Timber Cruisers . A Timber Cruiser
gathers information on volume,
species composition and grade
or value. Level 1 is an entrylevel position where you work
under the direct supervision
of the Timber Cruiser . To be a
compasser, you need to complete
all competencies in Level 1
and have a minimum of three
months experience at this level.
Apr, 2014
Two weeks, theory and practical.
Please call the Fort St . James
Campus for details .
TradesMath041
In Fraser Lake, call for details.
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Workforce Training
WorkforceTrainingCourses
WorkforceTrainingCourses
CNC offers numerous workforce certificate
courses. Please have a look through our program guide for the course you need . If it is not
currently listed, contact your local campus.
We will arrange it for you.
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looking for in the
Fall Protection
program
guide? Call
Fire Safety Training
us
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see what
Hazmat Training
we
can
do!
H2S Alive
Lock- Out Orientation
MSI (Musculoskeletal
Injury):Understanding
the Risks
OFA Level 1
OFA Level 3
OFA—Transportation Endorsement
Propane 100 and Propane 400
S100 Fire Suppression & Recertification
Standard First Aid for Mines
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
WCB Occupational Health & Safety
Wilderness First Aid or First Responder
Wildland Danger Tree Assessors Course & Wildland Fire Safety
WHMIS
MiningExploration
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Defensive Driving
Excavator Training
Forklift Certification
GIS
GPS
Hoisting & Rigging
Radios
Safe Operation of Wheel Loaders
Scaling
Scissor Lift
Scott Pack (SCBA)
Skid Steer
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• PST (Petroleum Safety Training)
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CE - Certified First Aid and SAfety Training
AvalancheSkillsTraining
(AST)-Level1
CertifiedFirstAid
andSafetyTraining
The All Terrain Vehicle Rider
Course is a nationally recognized
program, developed by the
Canada Safety Council to train the
operators in the safe and efficient
use of an ATV. The course
includes both classroom and
practical training with emphasis
on operational skills. You must
be 16 years or older and supply
your own safety gear and ATV
in good working order. 7 Hrs
FSJ: Thu, Sept 12, 2013
Thu, June 5, 2014
8:30 am - 4 pm
Fee: $238
Instructor: Ecofor Consulting
ChainsawSafety-Level1
Certified through Enform, this
three day course incorporates
practical field exercises and
Bear-CougarAware
classroom instruction. CertifiSpending time in the great cation is valid for three years
outdoors? In this course you’ll across Canada and is currently
learn about bear and cougar the only chainsaw certification
habitat, species identification and accepted in the geophysical inhow to avoid encounters when dustry. You’ll cover all aspects
hiking, camping or working in the of safe use of a chainsaw .
bush, safe handling and use of FSJ: Sept 23 - 25, 2013
defensive weapons such as bear
Apr 28 - 30, 2014
spray, bangers and guns. 3 Hrs
Mon, Tue & Wed
FSJ: Fri, Oct 11, 2013
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fri, Feb 21, 2014
Fee: $890
VHF: Fri, Nov 15, 2013
Instructor: Central InteFri, Mar 14, 2014
rior Training (Al Mathers)
Fee: $70
Instructor: Mike Pritchard
Continuing Education
ATVRiderTraining(16+Yrs)
Be prepared if planning to spend
time in the back country. Course
includes both classroom and in
the field sessions. Students who
don’t have safety equipment
can rent from the instructor for
$25 for the weekend. 14 Hrs
FSJ: Jan 4 & 5, 2014
Sat & Sun
8:30 - 4:30
Fee: $392
Instructor: Craid Evanoff
at the Murray Ridge Ski Area
as well as other affiliated ski
areas. The registration fee
includes membership in the
Canadian Ski Patrol System .
45Hrs
FSJ: Oct 15 - Nov 22, 2013
Tue & Fri, 7 pm - 10 pm
Sun, 1 pm - 4 pm
Fee: $224
Instructor: Shawn Perry
CanadianSkiPatrol
SystemandFirstAid
Interested in improving your
skiing or snowboarding? In this
comprehensive 45-hour course
you’ll gain an understanding of the
CSPS organization, first aid, the
rescue and transport of injured
individuals, and the procedures
and programs necessary to patrol
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CE - Certified First Aid and SAfety Training
ConfinedSpace
Continuing Education
This half-day course provides an
overview of regulations, hazard
identification, procedures and
safety watch tasks important
to the worksite for those
working in confined spaces.
Includes video and quiz. 4Hrs
FSJ: Tue, Nov 26, 2013
Thu, Mar 6, 2014
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $90
Instructor: Barry Cyr
5050
CPR/AEDLevelC
This course covers skills
needed to recognize and
respond to cardiovascular
emergencies
for
adults,
children and babies as well as
topics such as choking, airway
and breathing emergencies
and prevention of disease
transmission . An Automated
External Defibrillator (AED)
certification is included where
legislation permits.
5 Hrs
FSJ: Thu, Oct 10, 2013
Thu, Jan 16, 2014
Thu, Apr 3, 2014
VHF: Tue, Nov 5, 2013
8:30am - 2:30pm
Fee: $76
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenson
FebruaryisSenior’sHeart
Month.Bepreparedif
you,orsomeoneyou
know,showssymptoms
ofheartdisease.Take
the4-hourCPRAnoncertificatecourseatyour
localcampus.
CPRA-Non-Certificate
This course provides adult CPR
techniques for individuals who
want an overview of CPR. The
course covers skills needed
to recognize and respond to
cardiovascular emergencies
for adults and other topics
such as choking, airway and
breathing emergencies . 4Hrs
FallProtection
This half-day session will
include a review of regulations,
fall protection systems and
elements, equipment inspection
and harness donning . Session
has practical evaluation and quiz.
4Hrs
FSJ: Tue, Nov 26, 2013
Thu, Mar 6, 2014
1 - 5 pm
Fee: $90
Instructor: Barry Cyr
H2SAlive
This one day course is intended
for workers who may be exposed
to hydrogen sulphide . The course
covers the physical properties
and health hazards of H2S, how
to protect oneself and basic
rescue techniques. Each student
FSJ: Thu, Feb 13, 2014
is required to operate a self
VHF: Tue, Feb 18, 2014
contained breathing apparatus
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
and a detector tube device and
Fee: $54 plus book
to perform CPR and rescue lift
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenson
and drag exercises. Three year
certification upon successful
EmergencyChildcareFirst
completion.7Hrs
AidwithCPR
FSJ: Thu, Oct 3, 2013
This is an overview of First Aid and
Fri, Feb 21, 2014
CPR techniques. The course is VHF: Mon, Oct 28, 2013
ideal for individuals who care for
Fri, Apr 11, 2014
infants or children and for parents
8:30 am - 4:30pm
or any family members who Fee: $314
care for a baby or child . 3-year Instructor: ProSite Safety Services
Red Cross Certification. 8 Hrs
VHF: Sat, Jun 7, 2014
MusculoskeletalDisorder
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Prevention
Fee: $107
All mine workers should receive
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenthis basic instruction regarding
son
safe work practices and workrelated musculoskeletal disorder
risk factors. 14Hrs
Call for details.
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CE - Certified First Aid and Safety Training
OccupationalFirstAid
Level1
3 year certification recognized by
WorkSafe BC. Photo ID is required .
8Hrs
8:30 am - 4:30pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Northland First Aid
Fort St. James Campus
Spring 2014
Wed, Jan 29
Wed, Feb 12
Fri, Mar 7
Tue, Apr 15
Wed, May 14
Wed, Jun 18
Fraser Lake Campus
Fall 2013
Sat, Nov 16
Spring 2014
Sat, Mar 8
Vanderhoof Campus
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Wed, Sep 18
Thu, Oct 17
Wed, Nov 13
Thu, Dec 5
Wed, Jan 22
Wed, Feb 12
Fri, Mar 14
Wed, Apr 2
Wed,May 14
Wed, Jun 11
OFA-Transportation
Endorsement
Students must hold a valid
WorkSafe BC OFA 1 ticket to
register for this course . Photo ID is
required. 3 year certification. 8Hrs
8:30am - 4:30pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Northland First Aid
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Fri, Sep 20
Fri, Nov 15
Thu, Jan 30
Wed, Apr 16
Thu, Jun 19
Vanderhoof Campus
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Thu, Sep 19
Thu, Nov 14
Thu, Feb 13
Sat, Mar 15
Thu, May 15
Thu, Jun 12
OccupationalFirstAidLevel3
This course will qualify you for
an exam, which is scheduled
outside of the dates listed.
Home study is required.
students must provide photo
ID. 3 year certification. 70 Hrs
Mon - Fri, 8am - 5pm
Fee: $750
Instructor: Northland First Aid
Fort St. James Campus
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Jan 27 - Feb 7
Apr 28 - May 9
OFA-Level3
Recertification
Current OFA Level 3 ticket holders
can recertify by taking this one
week program to qualify you
for an exam, which is scheduled
outside of the dates listed
below. Home study is required.
35Hrs
VHF: Apr 7 - 11, 2014
Mon - Fri
Fee: $590
Instructor: Northland First
Aid
Extra OFA courses are
often scheduled -always check with your
campus .
Continuing Education
Fall 2013
Thu, Sep 19
Wed, Oct 9
Thu, Nov 14
Wed, Dec 4
Fort St. James Campus
Fraser Lake Campus
Fall 2013
Spring 2014
Oct 21 - Nov 1
Mar 31 - Apr 11
Vanderhoof Campus
Fall 2013
Sept 23 - Oct 4
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Propane100Certification
Continuing Education
Propane Pump Attendants
must hold a valid Propane
Certificate. This course covers
filling cylinder and motor fuel
tanks. Ticketisvalidfor3years .
FSJ: Thu, Oct 31, 2013
Thu, Apr 10, 2013
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $200
Instructor: Nortech Safety
Propane400-01
Students completing this course
will meet the requirements of
the Natural Gas and Propane
Installation Code covering:
• Properties of propane
• Safe handling, storing, transporting and installation of
propane cylinders
• Safe use and installation of
fired construction heaters
• Safe use of hand held propane torches .
Students are required to obtain
a minimum grade of 75% in
order to receive certification.
4 Hrs
Call for details.
RedCrossWilderness
andRemoteFirstAid&
CPR
This 5-day course is for
individuals who recreate or
live in isolated or wilderness
settings and need to respond
to emergencies when advanced
care is not immediately available.
The course covers material in
5252
Red Cross Standard First Aid
& CPR plus special material
on techniques for wilderness
and remote areas as well as
strategies to provide extended
care for up to 24 hours . 40Hrs
Call for details.
S100FireSuppression
Learn basic knowledge of
wild land fire suppression,
wild fire behaviours and
safety procedures. Practical
equipment skills are included
in this Ministry of Forests
S-100
Fire
Suppression
certificate.
14
Hrs
FSJ: Apr 24 & 25, 2014
Thu & Fri
VHF: May 7 & 8, 2014
Wed & Thu
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $150
Instructor: Peet Vahi
S100FireSuppression
Recertification
Review
the
S100
Fire
Suppression course in this
half-day
recertification.
Participants must have taken
the 2-day S-100 course to be
eligible to recertify. 3 Hrs
FSJ: Fri, Apr 25, 2014
1:30 - 4:30 pm
VHF: Fri, May 9
8:30 am - 12 Noon
Fee: $55
Instructor: Peet Vahi
SnowmobileSafety
(16Yrsandup)
Take this one-day Canada
Safety Council certificate
course to ensure that you
are up to date on regulations
in your area for use of a
snowmobile as well as learning
about a safety-first approach
to this popular recreation
pastime. You must provide
your
own
snowmobile .
Certificate of Completion
awarded with successful
completion of this course.
Call the Fort St. James campus for course details.
Standard First Aid For
Mines
This three day certification
course has been developed
from the St . John Ambulance
First on the Scene program to
meet first aid requirements
for the Canada Labour Code
Standard First Aid .
Call your local campus for
details.
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StandardFirstAidwithCPRC
Transportationof
DangerousGoods(TDG)
This course is primarily intended
for the persons involved
in offering handling, and
transporting dangerous goods.
Topics include:
introduction
to transporting, classification,
responsibilities of shippers and
consignors, transporting in bulk,
documentation and incident
reporting,
how
regulations
are applied when shipping by
road, what to do in the event
of a spill, who to contact, and
more. Participants will receive
a 3-year certification upon
successful completion. 3 Hrs
FSJ: Wed, Oct 30, 2013
Wed, Mar 5, 2014
1 - 4 pm
Fee: $76
Instructor: Barry Cyr
UTVRiderTraining
(CanadianSafetyCouncil-Age16andolder)
The CSC UTV Rider Course provides hands on training with
an emphasis on UTV safety knowledge, riding skills and
environmental awareness. The course consists of the following
lessons: Pre ride inspection, Controls, Riding skills, Safe riding
practices and environmental concerns, hill riding, winching, UTV
loading, unloading and securing. Upon successful completion
of the course students will be given a UTV Student Handbook
and Canadian Safety Council UTV Training course certificate.
FSJ: Thu, Oct 3, 2013
Thu, Jun 19, 2014
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: $238
Instructor: Ecfor Consulting
WHMIS
Provincial legislation requires
that employers offer this course
to all employees . It is especially
critical for those who work
with compressed gas, oxidizing,
poisonous, toxic, infectious,
and corrosive or dangerously
reactive materials. Registration
is required one week prior
to start date of course . 3 Hrs
FSJ: Wed, Oct 30, 2013
Wed, Mar 5, 2014
9 - 12 Noon
Fee: $76
Instructor: Barry Cyr
Continuing Education
This
comprehensive
twoday course offers first aid and
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) skills for those who need
training due to work requirements
or who want more knowledge to
respond to emergencies at home .
Covering adult, infant and child
first aid, the course includes the
latest first aid and CPR guidelines
and is a prerequisite for
individuals enering many medical
fields, including nursing. 16 Hrs
FSJ: May 3 & 4, 2014
VHF: Oct 5 & 6, 2013
Sat & Sun
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Fee: $197
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenson
On-LineTrainingOptions
WHMIS and TDG are just two of several courses that can now be
accessed on-line . Contact your local campus to see whether this
option could work for you.
Each campus is equipped with high-speed internet - labs are
available for group training. We’ll help you get set up and
ensure that your course runs smoothly. Ask for details!
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Northern Interior Fire Training Centre
NorthernInteriorFireTrainingCentre
LiveBurnOrientation
Firefighters are introduced to a live fire in a structure. The
firefighter will learn the basics of fire behavior in theory and
practical experience in a controlled burn structure . 7Hrs
$269
Sat,Sep14,2013
Sat,June21,2014
SatOct11,2014
Continuing Education
FS171:LiveFireLevel1
5454
Level 1 combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills
and techniques to function effectively and safely as an integral
member of a fire fighting team. This course is in conformance
with NFPA 1001. 14Hrs$570
Sat&Sun,Oct26&27,2013
Sat&Sun,May3&4,2014
Sat&Sun,Aug23&24,2014
FS172:LiveFireLevel2
Level 2 covers exterior combustible liquids fire of at least 100
sq. ft. using a foam fire stream, a fire in an elevated location, a
fire involving a flammable gas cylinder, a fire in a below-grade
location. Prerequisite: Live Fire 1. 14Hrs$570
Sat&Sun,Nov16&17,2013
First Nations Volunteer
Fire Department Training
The Northern Interior
Fire Training Centre in
Fort St. James provides
on-site training for First
Nations Volunteer Fire
Departments. This 12hour training course will
include: safety orientation, turnout gear, SCBA,
Apparatus, equipment,
laying hose, hydrants and
ladders .
Contract CNC for more
information or visit the
website at www .cnc .
bc.ca/nechako and click
on Fort St . James for
course descriptions.
Sat&Sun,June7&8,2014
Sat&Sun,Sept13&14,2014
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CE - General Interest
GeneralInterest
Courses
ATVandUTVTraining
See Pages 49 and 53
Bring your own paints,
brushes and canvases and
enjoy painting with tips for all
and individual help from the
instructor. All levels of skill
encouraged to come. Canvases
not larger than 9 & 11 inches
and an idea of what you want to
paint so that you can complete
your painting in one day. A
wonderful day to enjoy with
other artists while improving
your skills as a painter. 6 Hrs
FL
Sat, Jan 25, 2014
9 am – 4 pm
Fee: $75
Instructor: Azu Rudland
BasicCarMaintenance
Bring your own vehicle and learn
how to do the maintenance
in this hands-on course. We’ll
cover checking the fluids and
belts, replacing a flat tire,
basic vehicle maintenance
tips winter driving tips, setting
up a driving safety kit as well
as finding the right mechanic
Beekeeping101
Every
wonder
about
the
fascinating world of honey bees?
These tiny insects have a huge
impact on food production the
world over. Sheldon Dyck has been
working with bees since he was a
teenager and has been operating
“Blue Mountain Honey” for the
past 16 years. In this course, he
will share his knowledge and
experience - both ‘in-class’ and
‘in-the field’ sessions that will
look at the vital importance of
the bee and the fundamentals
of bee keeping.
8 Hrs
VHF: Oct 4 & 5, 2013
Fri, 6 - 9 pm
Sat, 9 - 3 pm
Fee: $85
Instructor: Sheldon Dyck
BellyDancing
Develop fluidity, grace and
strength through this ancient and
sensuous Middle Eastern dance
form. Learn basic movements
and combinations, which are put
together into easy routines. We
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week. Come out and enjoy
an evening of fun and culture.
Belly dancing accessories will
be provided. We recommend
wearing belly dance pants,
tights, or yoga pants and a
form-fitting t-shirt. 12 Hrs
FSJ: Jan 14 – Feb 6, 2014
Tue & Thu
Apr 15 – May 8
Tue & Thu
7 – 8:30 pm
Fee: $140
Instructor: Fatima Hatamleh
CanadianFirearms
SafetyCourse(CFSC)
The CFSC is an introductory
firearms safety course for all
firearms users. You’ll cover
safe handling and use of
firearms and ammunition,
firearms law, safe storage,
display and transport of
non-restricted firearms and
ammunition. There will be
both written and practical
examinations. Photo ID is
required and students must be
18 years of age or older . 16Hrs
FSJ: Oct 19 & 20, 2013
Jan 25 & 26, 2014
May 31 & Jun 1, 2014
VHF: Oct 26 & 27, 2013
Nov 23 & 24, 2013
Feb 22 & 23, 2013
Apr 5 & 6, 2014
Sat & Sun
8 am – 5 pm
Fee: $170 (Text Extra)
Instructor: Ross Davidson
Continuing Education
AcrylicPainting
for you. Designed for both the
new driver and the person who
wants to know more about their
vehicle and its maintenance.
Come to class ready to get your
hands dirty and ask Chris your
maintenance questions. 6 hrs
FSJ: Sat, Nov 16, 2013
Sat, Apr 12, 2014
9 am - 4 pm
Fee: $60
Instructor: Chris Greenaway
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ColourTheory
Learn how to work with colours
in this hands-on course. You’ll
explore colour and how it is
used in painting. Materials will
be supplied . 6Hrs
VHF: Sat, Sept 28, 2013
9 am – 4 pm
Fee: $85
Instructor: Azu Rudland
Continuing Education
COREHunterTraining
CORE Hunter Training is
required to obtain a BC hunting
license. Participants must read
the CORE manual prior to course
start date . A $35 licensing
fee payable to the BC Wildlife
Federation must accompany
registration paperwork for
successful applicants. Manual
sold separately .
FSJ: Sept 14- 19, 2013
Sat – Thu
6 – 9 pm weeknights
9 am – 5 pm Weekends
Fee: $178 (26 Hrs)
Instructor: Ross Davidson
FL:
May 2, 3, 10 & 12
Fri 6 - 10 pm
Sat 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Test Mon May 12
Fee: $170 (21 Hrs)
Instructor: Cam Hill
VHF: Sept 23, 24, 26, 30,
Oct 1, 3
Mon, Tue, Thu
Exam Oct 8, 2013
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Fee: $170 (21 Hrs)
Instructor: Cam Hill
5656
Drawing:TakingLines
foraWalk
DoItYourselfShed
Building
Paul Klee described drawing
as “taking lines for a walk” – a
process that anyone can learn
one step at a time. Join this class
and learn the fundamentals of
drawing – you’ll have fun and be
amazed at what you can achieve
with a little guidance. Supply list
available at registration. 10Hrs
VHF: Spring Date TBA
Saturday
Fee TBA
Instructor: Azu Rudland
Learn to build your own 8 X
8 or 8 X 10 wood shed from
scratch! Protect outdoor items
or create a new workspace.
Students to provide some
tools and all materials . 30 Hrs
FSJ: Sept 7 - Oct 5, 2013
Saturdays, 9 am - 3:30 pm
Fee: $327
Instructor: Daniel Joinson
DigitalPhotography–
Basic
This workshop series is designed
to help photo buffs learn about
and improve their photography
using their digital camera
options. The workshops will
cover topics such as: types
of photography, file types,
your histogram and lighting
techniques
to
manipulate
savings and storage of your
files. Participants must provide
their own cameras . It is strongly
recommended that you bring a
USB cable and/or card reader and
your camera’s manual. 10 Hrs
FSJ: Oct 22 – Nov 19
Jan 28 – Feb 25, 2014
Tuesdays
7 pm – 9 pm
Fee: $134
Instructor: Ruth Lloyd Photo
& Writing
ExploringMediums
Explore the world of mark making
with different mediums. Explore
the differences between oils,
acrylics, watercolours or the
traditional pencil/charcoal in your
art projects. Materials supplied.
6Hrs
VHF: Spring Date TBA
Saturday
Fee: $85
Instructor: Azu Rudland
IngredientsofArt
What do you need to make
your art? Explore the elements
(ingredients) of art and design
through a variety of exercises,
using material supplied and
demonstrated . Come with an
open mind and willingness to
share your experience with
others . 7.5Hrs
FSJ: Oct 4 & 5, 2013
Feb 28 & Mar 1, 2014
Fri, 6:30 - 9 pm,
Sat 9 am - 2 pm
Fee: $175
Instructor: Maureen Faulkner
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CE - General Interest
KnifeSkillsfortheHome
Chef-Basic
KnifeSkillsfortheHome
Chef-Intermediate
In this session you will learn
advanced cutting techniques,
including shaping and fluting,
sharpening with a whetstone,
repairing nicks and dings.
Students are encouraged to bring
a dull knife from home. 3 Hrs
FSJ: Tue, Nov 19, 2013
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Fee: $54
Instructor: Pete Krauseneck
“LearntoBurn”–Home
Welding
Learning how to weld can be
a valuable tool in completing
special projects around the
house. It can save you time and
money by not having to schedule
and pay a professional. However,
welding is an intricate process,
a skill that takes a long time to
master. So before you jump in,
plan to join this course for a few
MusicAppreciation
A survey course of the history
of western music, from the
Ancient Greek through Medieval
and Renaissance periods, but
concentrating on the Baroque to
Modern eras. This course will
include a handbook, recorded
examples, and live performances
in the classroom situation,
demonstrating the development
of music from the standpoint
of the famous composers,
the importance they had to
their times and contemporary
events
and
development
that shaped their aesthetics.
VHF: Sep 18 - Nov 20, 2013
Wed, 6:30 – 9 pm
Fee: $275
Instructor: Gordon Lucas
Nature Photography in
YourBackYard
Ever missed a great shot while
trying to decide which setting
to use on your camera? Learn
the basics of camera control,
exposure,
and
composition
in this 9 hour course. You’ll
spend lots of time ‘in the
field’ - so bring your camera,
manual and accessories . 9 Hrs
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May 30 & 31, 2014
Fri, 6 - 9 pm and
Sat, 8 am - 3 pm
Fee: $95
Instructor: Leor Stanley
Preparingyour
PersonalTaxReturn
In this three hour session you
will learn how to input T4, T4E,
RRSP slips and any other income
or interest or T5 slips . 3 Hrs
FSJ: Thu,Nov 28, 2013
Thu, Jan 30, 2013
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee: $40
Instructor: Sherry Nielsen
TastesoftheMiddle
East
If you are looking to put an
exotic spin on your every day
meal, then come join Fatima
Hatamleh to learn how to cook
the simple, exotic and vibrant
cuisine of the Middle East. You
will be greeted with Arabic
coffee and music upon arrival.
In this hands on class you will
learn in small groups to produce
an array of mouth-watering
dishes from appetizers to
main course to desserts .
Recipe booklet included.
FSJ: Feb 25 – Mar 6, 2014
Tue & Thu
7 – 8:30 pm
Fee: $133
Instructor: Fatima Hatamleh
Continuing Education
Develop our Develop your knife
skills by learning fundamental
cuts and techniques.
In
this course you will learn an
introduction to knife types,
metals, composition, shapes,
slicing, dicing and mincing.
Students are encouraged to bring
their favourite kitchen knife. 3Hrs
FSJ: Tue, Oct 29, 2013
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Fee: $54
Instructor: Pete Krauseneck
tips to help you learn to weld
metal safely and efficiently. Does
this ‘spark’ some interest? 14Hrs
FSJ: Sept 21 & 22, 2013
May 10 & 11, 2014
Sat & Sun
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Fee: $163
Instructor: Dean Feierbend
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Continuing Education
TurnYourPassionInto
Profit
5858
Learn the basics of branding
and marketing and turn
something you are passionate
about into income!
You
will learn how to tell if your
idea will actually make you
money, who will buy it, how
to price it, why and how to
create a brand around you
and your idea, and how to
market your idea both online
and off. We’ll also talk about
how to keep getting paid once
you’re up and running. 6Hrs
FSJ: Sat, Nov 2, 2013
9 am – 4 pm
VHF: Sat, Oct 19, 2013
9 am – 4 pm
Fee: $80
Instructor:
Christine Friedrichsmeier
Watercolours
This course is for the beginner
artist who wants to take an
adventure in this versatile and
challenging medium. You’ll
complete a directed project,
but also have the opportunity
to work on a project of your
own choosing. Watercolour
paint and paper can be
purchased from the instructor
or supplied by the student .
6Hrs
VHF: Sat, Oct 26, 2013
9 am – 4 pm
Fee: $85
Instructor: Azu Rudland
KidsonCampus
AtHomeAloneandFirstAidforKids
Two courses for the price of one! At Home Alone is a popular workshop
designed to prepare children to be at home alone. Important skills
are learned through interactive lessons and role-play that help make
both you and your child more confident when they are at home alone.
Red Cross People Savers First-Aid for Kids is an active and interactive
class that teaches children how to check for safety at home and in the
community, to safely respond to medical emergencies, and to care for an
injured person. Children should bring a clean, empty 2 L pop bottle and
a doll. Lunch hour will be supervised – bring own bagged lunch. 8Hrs
VHF Fri, Oct 25, 2013 (ProD)
FSJ: Fri, May 9, 2014
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Fee: $65
Instructor: Teresa Bell
ATVRiderTraining(12-16Yrs)
The Canadian Safety Council ATV Rider Course for youth provides
hands-on training with an emphasis on ATV safety knowledge,
riding skills and environmental awareness. Students will learn
basic techniques for riding all-terrain vehicles responsibly. The
course consists of the following lessons: pre-ride inspection,
controls, riding skills, safe riding practices and environmental
concerns, hill riding, winching, ATV loading and unloading. At the
end of the course students will be given an ATV Student Handbook
and a Canadian Safety Council ATV Training Course certificate.
FSJ: Sat, Sept 28, 2013
Sat, May 24, 2014
8:30 am - 4 pm
Fee: $238
Instructor: Ecofor Consulting
BabysittingTraining
Trained babysitters are in demand!
Learn basic child care,
accident prevention and first aid in this Red Cross Babysitting
full day training.
You will receive a certificate upon successful
completion. Please bring a nutritious bag lunch to class. For youth
11 years old and older. Manuals included. Some supplies may
be required, please check at your local campus for details. 8 Hrs
FL: Fri, Nov 22, 2013 (ProD)
9 am – 5 pm
Fee: $60
Instructor: Dawne Perrson
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Babysitting Training Schedule
FSJ:
Fri, Oct 25, 2013 (ProD)
Fri, Mar 7, 2014
Fri, May 9, 2014
9 am – 6 pm
Fee: $60
Instructor: Julie Ann Mortenson
Sprockids
Have you a 9 to 12 year old who
loves off-road biking? Register in
Sprockids, and develop skills that
will allow your child to have fun,
enjoy and explore the real adventure
of cycling and experience success
on a variety of levels. Sprockids
National introduces four skill
areas of cycling: safety, etiquette,
riding and bicycle maintenance .
The course promotes the values
of respect for others, empathy,
appreciation and responsibility
for the environment.
15 Hrs
VHF: May 13 – June 12, 2014
Tue & Thu
5 – 6:30 pm
Fee: $105
Instructor: Jason Barr
Ed2go courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. You can complete any course entirely from your home or
office — any time of the day or night!
IT’S EASY!
1 . Visit ed2go at your individual campus link.
Fraser Lake
www.ed2go.com/cncfl
Fort St . James
www .ed2go .com/cncfsj
Vanderhoof
www.ed2go.com/cncvhf
2 . Click on the subject area of your choice and scroll through options to choose a course.
3 . Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. During the online orientation, you will learn important information
about your course. You will also be provided an opportunity to
choose the name and password you will use to access your course .
4 . You will be prompted to pay for your course at your local campus. You can do this in person or by credit card over the phone.
5 . When your course starts, return to www .ed2go .com/ (campus
link) and click the ‘Classroom’ link. To begin your studies, simply
log in with the name and password you selected during orientation.
Schedule: A new section of every course in the CNC ed2go catalog
begins the third Wednesday of every month. Courses run for six
weeks, with a two-week grace period.
Technical Requirements: All courses require Internet access, email, Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla
Firefox or Apple Safari. Some courses may have additional requirements .
Continuing Education
VHF: Sat, Nov 16, 2013
Sat, May 10, 2014
9 am – 5 pm
Fee: $60
Instructor: Dawne Perrson
ON-LINE COURSES THAT FIT YOUR SCHEDULE!
Coursesare6weekslong.
$127percourse
Lotstochoosefrom!
In Fort St. James,
call for information.
“I loved the flexibility the ed2go course gave me. The instructor
was helpful and she directed me to a lot of other resources that I
wouldn’t have found on my own.”
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INDEX
Aboriginal Community Based Training, 5
Aboriginal Cultural Competency, 38
Aboriginal Early Childhood Education, 6
Aboriginal Service Plan, 29
Accounting, 24
Acylic Painting, 55
Administrative Assistant Certificate, 7
Adult Learning Centres, 27
Air Brakes, 38
An Aboriginal skills Journey: Planting
the Seeds for Growth, 38
Anti-Racism Network, 28
At Home Alone, 58
ATV Rider Training - Youth, 58
ATV Rider Training, 49
Avalanche Training, 49
Aviation Training, 36-37
Babysitting Training, 58
Basic Car Maintenance, 55
Basic Security Training, 38
Bear - Cougar Aware, 49
Beekeeping, 55
Belly Dancing, 55
Bookkeeping, 39
Bridges Out of Poverty, 39
Building & Sustaining a Psychologically
Safe & Healthy Workplace, 39
Building Service Worker, 40
Business Admin Certificate, 8
CALP/ESL, 33
Canadian Firearms Safety, 55
Canadian Ski Patrol System and First Aid, 49
Canadian Welding Bureau Testing, 40
Carrier Language and Culture, 24
CDBC, 30
Chainsaw Safety, 49
Chambermaid/Building Service Worker, 9
Chambermaid: Workplace Skills Training, 40
Children's Literature, 25
Colour Theory, 56
Composition and Style, 25
Computer Courses, 41
Confined Space, 50
CORE Hunter, 56
CPR A - Non-Certificate, 50
CPR/AED Level C, 50
Customer Service & Cashier Training, 43
Digital Photography, 56
Do It Yourself Shed Building, 56
Drawing, 56
Drill Core Technician, Basic, 43
Driller's Helper, 43
Early Intervention Services, 31
ed2go, 59
Effective Communications, 25
Electrical - Foundation Level, 10
Emergency Childcare First Aid, 50
Environmental Field Assistant, 11
Excel, 41
Exploring Mediums, 56
Fall Protection, 50
Family Childcare Training, 12
Feast for all Seasons, 37
First Aid for Kids, 58
Foodsafe, 43
Forklift Certification, 44
Fundamentals of Business, 25
Global Ground Disturbance, 44
GPS - Beginner, 44
H2S Alive, 50
Health Services Office Assistant, 20
Health, Safety & Nutrition, 24
Heavy Duty Mechanic - Foundation
Level, 13
Human Resource Development, 26
Ingredients of Art, 56
iPad Basic, 41
Job Options, 14
KEY Resource Centre, 32
Kids on Campus, 58-59
Knife Skills, 57
Law - Business, 26
Learn to Burn, 57
Learning Hub, 33
Light Warehousing, 20
Live Burn, 54
Log Scaling and Grading, 44
Lumber Manufacturing, 21
Management & Organizational Behaviour, 25
Medical Terminology, 44
Mental Health first Aid, 45
Mineral Processing Operator Certificate, 15
Minute Taking Basics, 45
Musculoskeletal disorder Prevention, 50
Music Appreciation, 57
Nature Photography, 57
Northern Interior Fire Training Centre, 53
Occupational First Aid, 51
Palliative Support Worker, 45
Pipe Trades - Foundation Level, 16
Preparing Personal Tax Return, 57
Principles of Economics - Micro, 25
Principles of Marketing, 26
Professional Cook - Level 1, 17
Program Planning, 24
Propane 100, 52
Propane 400-01, 52
Publisher 2010, 41
Recruitment & Selection, 45
Red Cross Wilderness and Remote First
Aid & CPR, 52
Restaurant Server Training, 45
Rigging & Hoisting, 45
S100 Fire Suppression, 52
Senior's Computers, 41
Serving it Right, 46
Silviculture Survey, 46
Simply Accounting, 42
Small Engine Repair, 46
Snowmobile Safety, 52
Social Service Worker Certificate, 18
Space, 34
Sprockids, 59
Standard First Aid for Mines, 52
Standard First Aid with CPR C, 53
Survey Assistant, 21
Tastes of the Middle East, 57
Therapeutic Crisis Intervention, 46
Timber Cruising, 47
Trades Math, 47
Traffic Control Training, 47
Transportation of Dangerous
Goods (TDG), 53
Turn Your Passion into Profit, 58
UTV Rider Training, 53
Watercolours, 58
Welding - Home, 57
Welding C, B, and A, 19
WETT Training, 47
WHMIS, 53
Word 2010, 42
Wordpress, 42
Workforce Training Courses, 48
WorldHost, 47
Contacting Us
By Phone
Fort St. James Campus
250-996-7019
Fraser Lake Office 250-699-6249
Vanderhoof Campus250-567-3200
Vanderhoof Campus Toll Free
1-877-567-3270
Vanderhoof Career Advising
250-567-3211
Early Intervention Services
250-567-6164
The Hub250-996-7078
Neighbourhood Space
250-567-4879
By Fax
Fort St. James Campus
250-996-7014
Fraser Lake Office
250-699-6269
Vanderhoof Campus250-567-3217
The Hub250-996-7078
Neighbourhood Space
250-567-2183
By E-mail
Fort St. James Campus
cncfsj@cnc.bc.ca
Fraser Lake Office
cncfl@cnc.bc.ca
Vanderhoof Campusnechako@cnc.bc.ca
The Hubkealyk@cnc.bc.ca
Neighbourhood Space
neighbourhoodspace
@gmail.com
Individual Staff E-mail Addresses
Go to Contacts on the CNC website
www.cnc.bc.ca
Office Hours
Fort St. James Campus
Fraser Lake Office
Vanderhoof Campus
Mon- Fri, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Tue - Thu, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Mon- Fri, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Summer hours apply
Fort St. James
Fraser Lake
Vanderhoof
179 Douglas Street
PO Box 1557
Fort St. James, BC V0J 1P0
Canada
Telephone: 250-996-7019
Fax: 250-996-7014
E-mail: cncfsj@cnc.bc.ca
298 McMillan Avenue
PO Box 693
Fraser Lake, BC V0J 1S0
Canada
Telephone: 250-699-6249
Fax: 250-699-6269
E-mail: cncfl@cnc.bc.ca
3231 Hospital Road
Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
Canada
Telephone: 250-567-3200
Toll Free: 1-877-567-3270
Fax: 250-567-3217
E-mail: nechako@cnc.bc.ca
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