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SAIT POLYTECHNIC
UPDATE
2015
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2015
WELCOME
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AT SAIT UPDATE 2015.
You can use this booklet as a quick reference for important program and contact information.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate your recruiter directly. Our Recruiters are
available to assist with program advising, explaining the admission process, funding options
and much more.
Thanks again for coming and enjoy your day!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Your Recruitment Team ....................................4
Connect with SAIT..............................................6
New Programs & Initiatives ..............................8
Existing Program Updates................................9
Changes to Admission Requirements for
2016/2017.......................................................... 10
Programs with Selection................................. 12
Learner Success Services............................... 13
Campus Locations & Maps.............................. 15
Notes................................................................... 16
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YOUR RECRUITMENT TEAM
MELINDA DREWS
ANGELA FLANAGAN
STUDENT RECRUITMENT ADVISOR
melinda.drews@sait.ca
403.774.4843
STUDENT RECRUITMENT ADVISOR
angela.flanagan@sait.ca
403.210.4408
Alternative High School
Bishop Carroll High School
Bishop Grandin High School
Bishop O’Byrne High School
Brooks Composite High School
Calgary Academy /Collegiate
Centennial High School
Central Memorial High School
Crescent Heights High,
Medicine Hat
Banff Community High School
Lord Beaverbrook High School
Beiseker Community School
Lord Shaughnessy
Bearspaw Christian School
Bert Church High School
Louise Dean Centre
Bishop McNally High School
Master’s Academy
Bow Valley High School
McCoy High School,
Medicine Hat
Bowness High School
Medicine Hat High School
Mountain View Academy
Calgary Christian Academy
Canmore Collegiate
National Sport School
Catholic Central High School,
Lethbridge
Notre Dame Collegiate
Chestermere High School
Oilfields High School
Chinook Learning Services
Olds High School
Coalhurst High School
Ecole Secondaire Highwood
Ponoka Composite, Ponoka
Cochrane High School
Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame,
Red Deer
Queen Elizabeth Junior Senior
County Central High School,
Vulcan
Discovering Choices
Drumheller Composite High
Eagle Butte High School,
Dunmore
Foothills Academy
Foothills Composite/AB HS of
Fine Arts
Foundations for the Future
Henry Wise Wood High School
HJ Cody, Sylvan Lake
Holy Cross Collegiate
Holy Trinity Academy
Hunting Hills High School,
Red Deer
Jack James High School
JC Charyk, Hanna
Juno Beach Academy
Lacombe Composite High
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Lindsay Thurber Composite,
Red Deer
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Robert Thirsk
Rundle College Senior
High School
Sir Winston Churchill High
Standard High School
St Joseph’s High School, Brooks
St. Paul’s Academy
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir
Strathmore High School
Third Academy
Webber Academy
Kate Andrews High School,
Coaldale
Lester B Pearson High School
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
Noble Central, Nobleford
Notre Dame High School
Picture Butte High School,
Picture Butte
Springbank Community High
St Francis High School
St Gabriel the Archangel
St Martin De Porres High
St Mary’s High School
St Timothy High School
St. Anne Academic Centre
Three Hills School, Three Hills
Westmount Charter School
Crescent Heights High School
WG Murdoch High - Crossfield
Delta Academy
William Aberhart High School
Didsbury High School
Willow Creek Composite,
Claresholm
Dr. EP Scarlett High School
Edge School
Ernest Manning High School
Father Lacombe School
Forest Lawn High School
George McDougall High School
Heritage Christian Academy
West Island College
Hugh Sutherland School,
Carstairs
Western Canada High School
Innisfail Jr/Sr High
James Fowler High School
John G Diefenbaker High School
Winston Churchill, Lethbridge
WH Croxford, Airdrie
WR Meyers, Taber
WHAT YOUR RECRUITER
CAN DO FOR YOU:
MICHELLE ASHMORE
TEAM LEADER, STUDENT RECRUITMENT
michelle.ashmore@sait.ca
403.774.4844
•In-class presentations (CALM class or other subjects)
•Noon hour information booths/presentations
•Parent/teacher evening information booths
•Set up advising appointments with students
•Present the Now That You’ve Applied information session at
your school
•Explain application process, funding/scholarship options, and
more!
•Provide campus tours (individual or group)
•Delivering Career & Program guides and other material
•Feel free to call or email us anytime
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CONNECT WITH SAIT
ON-CAMPUS INFO SESSIONS
Step One: Thinking Of Applying?
Interested in learning more about SAIT? Come to this session if
you’re looking for an overview of the programs offered at SAIT.
Then, learn how to apply for them! We’ll cover topics such as:
•Application process, admission requirements and selection
criteria
•Paying for your education
•Residence, athletics, student life and a whole lot more!
November 3, 2015
December 1, 2015
January 19, 2016
February 2, 2016
March 1, 2016
April 5, 2016
May 3, 2016
June 7, 2016
Step Two: Now That You’ve Applied
Have you applied to a SAIT program and need to know what
happens next? This session will provide you with all of the
important information you’ll need, from application to
attendance.
•Scholarships, funding options and tuition
•Selection Criteria - what can you do to prepare
•MySAIT - how and when to use it
•Services and supports for students
•Important dates and deadlines to remember
November 3, 2015
November 17, 2015
December 1, 2015
January 19, 2016
February 2, 2016
February 16, 2016
March 1, 2016
March 15, 2016
April 5, 2016
April 19, 2016
May 3, 2016
May 17, 2016
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Step Three: What Your Kids Forgot to Tell You
Did your son or daughter apply for a SAIT program and then
forget to let you know how the process works? Or maybe this is
the first time that you’re sending a child to post-secondary and
everything is new!
This new information session is a way for family to learn how to
support their post-secondary student. This session will provide
information about:
•Application and selection process
•Money matters
•On campus safety and resources
•Ways support your student
November 3, 2015
January 19, 2016
March 1, 2016
April 5, 2016
May 3, 2016
June 7, 2016
OPEN HOUSE
November 6 & 7, 2015
Please note there will no longer be a Winter Open House.
Free busing available (dependent upon availability). Please
contact Angela Flanagan at 403.210.4408 or email
angela.flanagan@sait.ca to register or for more information.
CAMPUS TOURS
Campus tours are a great way to figure out if SAIT Polytechnic
is the right place for your students. We are very proud of our
campus and would love to show them around. Scheduled tours
are Wednesday and Friday at 11:30 AM. During July and August,
tours are offered on Wednesday only. Register online at sait.ca.
STUDENT FOR A DAY
A free program for future students.
While participating in Student for a Day, students may have the
opportunity to meet instructors, students, and staff members
from the program they are interested in studying, sit in on a real
class, tour the facilities and participate in a general campus tour.
Most of our programs host Student for a Day opportunities but
check sait.ca to verify current offerings.
Centre for Academic Learner Services
403.284.7111
cals.info@sait.ca
English Language Foundations
403.774.5305
elf.sfad@sait.ca
School of Business
403.284.8485
business@sait.ca
School of Construction
construction.info@sait.ca
Construction Technologies 403.284.8367
Construction Pre-employment 403.210.4133
School of Health and Public Safety
403.284.8500
hps.info@sait.ca
School of Hospitality and Tourism
403.284.8612
hospitality.info@sait.ca
School of Information and Communications Technologies
403.284.8543
ict.info@sait.ca
MacPhail School of Energy
403.284.8451
energy.mse@sait.ca
School of Manufacturing and Automation
403.284.8641
ma.info@sait.ca
School of Transportation
transportation.info@sait.ca
Automotive /Diesel Equipment Programs
403.284.8471
Aircraft Programs
403.284.7018
Rail/Auto Body/RV Programs
403.210.4150
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NEW PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES
Applications for Fall 2016 will open on October 21, 2015. Please
make a note of this date as it no longer coincides with Open
House. Applications will open on the third Wednesday of every
October for programs starting the following fall.
There will no longer be a Winter Open House.
SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING AND
AUTOMATION
Fire Alarm Technician Training
Canadian Fire Alarm Association training courses are available
at SAIT year-round. These courses are designed for those who
want to become qualified in accordance with the Alberta Fire
Code or the Canadian Fire Alarm Association to conduct testing
and maintenance on portable fire extinguishers, restaurant
fire suppression systems or fire alarm systems. This program
is eligible for the Canada-Alberta Job Grant funding. Contact
403.284.8641 or ma.training@sait.ca.
Pre-Employment Millwright (Replaces Millwright Technician)
This program is a great way to start your career in the
Millwright trade. Over the course of this 12-weeks program,
you’ll learn the skills and theory taught in the first period of
the Millwright apprenticeship program. You will learn how to
install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain industrial equipment.
You will also gain wide range of knowledge in areas such as
machining, machine assembly, blueprint reading, rigging and
hoisting, bearings, power transmissions, machine alignment,
drive systems, welding techniques and the use of precision
measurement tools and testing equipment.
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SAIT TROJANS
“Make Some Noise for Mental Health” Pilot Project
The SAIT Trojans are the recipients of the CCAA Community
Service Award for the fourth time after the Trojan Outreach
Program reached out to Canadian not-for-profit organization
SAMHI (Student-Athlete Mental Health Initiative) to share ideas
and resources for raising awareness. The campaign included a
campus wide pep rally and a weekend of nine SAIT Trojans events
which included volleyball, basketball, hockey and indoor track
competitions.
EXISTING PROGRAM UPDATES
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Major Expansion
This year the School of Business has added four new majors
to its BBA degree. In addition to the existing Accounting
major, students can now choose between: Financial Services,
Human Resource Management, Marketing, or Supply Chain
Management. First year intake has expanded to 240 seats,
offering excellent new options to students seeking a business
degree.
SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PUBLIC
SAFETY
Nutrition for Healthy Lifestyles
Program length has changed from 10 to 8 months.
Pharmacy Assistant
Increased the number of seats to 32 in both Winter and Fall
intakes.
The BBA will offer a common first year, with students entering
their chosen major in year two. SAIT’s business degree stands
out because it offers a higher number of business- and majorrelated courses than comparable programs. It also offers
practical and immersive courses that give students valuable
experience solving business problems under the guidance of
highly qualified faculty with industry experience. In their final
semester, students have an Integrative Experience Elective,
giving them the choice of a work placement or capstone
consulting course, to integrate and apply all their knowledge in a
real business setting.
The BBA has moved to a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) structure,
meaning that students will now bring their own laptop to class.
The laptop must meet the minimum device requirements listed
on the Laptops and Technology page at sait.ca/business.
Business Administration Diploma: New Majors
The two-year Business Administration diploma has added two
new majors, in addition to the four existing majors (Accounting,
Financial Services, Management, and Marketing). Now, fulltime students also have the option of taking Human Resource
Management or Supply Chain Management. Graduates of the
diploma will have the option to apply for advanced standing in
SAIT’s BBA, subject to a competitive admission process.
New Academic Advising Structure
This year the School of Business introduced an integrated
team of academic advisors to guide students throughout their
business degree or diploma program. There are now seven fulltime advisors who can provide support on a range of topics. To
book an appointment, contact business.advising@sait.ca or call
403.284.8485.
Info Sessions
Please visit sait.ca/infosessions for a list of upcoming dates.
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CHANGES TO ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS FOR 2016/2017
Effective July 2015 SAIT will no longer require a High School Diploma as an admission requirement.
PROGRAM
Bachelor of Business
Administration
(Accounting)
Selection applicable
Emergency Medical
Technician
Selection applicable
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2015
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
2016
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must meet one of the following (or equivalent), as
well as the English Proficiency requirement.
1) An overall minimum average of 65% where English 30-1
and Math 30-1 or Pure Math 30 have to be at least 60%. The
average will be calculated using English 30-1, Math 30-1 or Pure
Math 30, and two courses from Group A, and one course from
either Group A or B.
Group A: Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Mathematics 31, Language
30, Physics 30, Science 30, or Social Studies 30-1.
Group B: Art 30 or 31, Drama 30, Music 30 (choral,
instrumental, general), Physical Education 30, Religion 35,
Social Studies 30-2, or other five-credit grade 12 subjects or
a combination of two three-credit grade 12 subjects, or five
credits of advanced career and technology courses.
2) A SAIT Business Administration diploma majoring in
Accounting or a Bachelor of Applied Business Administration
or their equivalent from an accredited post-secondary
institution, with a minimum 2.3 cumulative GPA, (67% or C+).
Applicants must meet one of the following (or equivalent), as
well as the English Proficiency requirement.
1) An overall minimum average of 65% where English 30-1
and Math 30-1 or Pure Math 30 have to be at least 60%. The
average will be calculated using English 30-1, Math 30-1 or Pure
Math 30, and two courses from Group A, and one course from
either Group A or B.
Group A: Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Mathematics 31, Language
30, Physics 30, Science 30, or Social Studies 30-1.
Group B: Art 30 or 31, Drama 30, Music 30 (choral,
instrumental, general), Physical Education 30, Religion 35,
Social Studies 30-2, or other five-credit grade 12 subjects or
a combination of two three-credit grade 12 subjects, or five
credits of advanced career and technology courses.
2) A SAIT Business Administration diploma or a Bachelor of
Applied Business Administration or their equivalent from an
accredited post-secondary institution, with a minimum 2.3
cumulative GPA, (67% or C+).
Summary of change: removed Accounting Major as a
requirement.
At least 50% in each of the following courses or their
equivalents:
• Math 20-1 or Math 20-2 or Pure Math 20 or Applied Math 20,
AND,
• English Language Arts 30-1 or English Language Arts 30-2,
AND,
• Biology 30 or Science 30
• All applicants must demonstrate English Language
Proficiency prior to admission, including students
educated in Canada.
• Students must be 18 years old by January 1 (second
semester of the EMT program).
• Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) graduate or
completion of an EMR program by April 1, for May
examination by the Alberta College of Paramedics (ACP).
• Proof of this admission requirement will be accepted in one
of the following two ways:
1. Copy of EMR credential and Alberta College of
Paramedics registration card upon application, or
2. Proof of completion of EMR program by above date and
a letter from the ACP stating intent to write exam.
• All applicants must be registered with the ACP as an
Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) by August 1 prior to
the program commencing.
• Due to potential delays in processing ACP examination and
registration we recommend you complete EMR prior to
March to ensure your admission documentation is in place
by August 1.
At least 50% in each of the following courses or their
equivalents:
• Math 20-1 or Math 20-2 or Pure Math 20 or Applied Math 20,
AND,
• English Language Arts 30-1 or English Language Arts 30-2,
AND,
• Biology 30 or Science 30
• All applicants must demonstrate English Language
Proficiency prior to admission, including students
educated in Canada.
• Students must be 18 years old by January 1 (second
semester of the EMT program).
• Proof of current registration as an Emergency Medical
Responder (EMR) with the Alberta College of Paramedics
(ACP) by April 30.
Summary of change: applicants must be registered as an
EMR and provide their registration number by April 30 to be
considered in selection.
2015
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
2016
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Selection applicable
Completion of the following courses or their equivalents:
• At least 60% in English Language Arts 30-1 or English
Language Arts 30-2
• At least 60% in Math 30-1 or Math 30-2, or at least 50% in
Pure Math 30 or Applied Math 30
• At least 60% in Biology 30
• English Proficiency
Completion of the following courses or their equivalents:
• At least 60% in English Language Arts 30-1 or English
Language Arts 30-2
• At least 60% in Math 30-1, Math 30-2, Pure Math 30 or
Applied Math 30
• At least 60% in Biology 30
• English Proficiency
Summary of change: Applicants need 60% in Pure Math 30 or
Applied Math 30 not 50%.
Medical Device
Reprocessing
Technician
At least 50% in the following courses or their equivalents:
• English Language Arts 30-1 or English Language Arts 30-2
• English Proficiency
Completion of the following courses or their equivalents:
• At least 50% in English Language Arts 30-1 or English
Language Arts 30-2
• At least 50% in Science 20 or Biology 20 or Chemistry 20
or at least 60% in Science 24
• English Proficiency
Summary of change: Science requirement was added.
Medical Laboratory
Technology
Completion of the following courses or their equivalents:
• At least 60% in English Language Arts 30-1
• At least 60% in Math 30-1 or Pure Math 30, or at least 70%
in Math 30-2
• At least 60% Chemistry 30
• At least 60% Biology 30
• English Proficiency
Completion of the following courses or equivalents AND a
combined average of 75%:
• A minimum of 60% in English Language Arts 30-1
• A minimum of 60% in Math 30-1 or Pure Math 30, or at
least 70% in Math 30-2
• A minimum of 60% in Chemistry 30
• A minimum of 60% in Biology 30
• English Proficiency
Summary of change: applicants require an overall average of
75% in the admission requirements.
PROGRAM
Health Information
Management
Selection applicable
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PROGRAMS WITH SELECTION
Please note, this list is subject to change prior to October 21, 2015.
SCHOOL
PROGRAMS
School Of Business
Bachelor Of Applied Business Administration
Bachelor Of Business Administration
Business Administration
Legal Assistant
School Of Construction Architectural Technologies
Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management
Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems
Civil Engineering Technology
Engineering Design & Drafting Technology
Geomatics Engineering Technology
Process Piping Drafting
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MacPhail School of
Energy
Accounting-Oil & Gas Production
Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering Technology
Chemical Laboratory Technology
Electrical Engineering Technology
Energy Asset Management
Environmental Technology
Instrumentation Engineering Technology
Petroleum Engineering Technology
Power Engineering Technology
School of Health and
Public Safety
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic
Emergency Medical Technician
Health Information Management
Medical Laboratory Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Assistant & Unit Clerk
Medical Radiologic Technology
Medical Transcriptionist
Nuclear Medicine Technology
Pharmacy Assistant
Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant
Respiratory Therapy
School of Hospitality
and Tourism
Baking and Pastry Arts
Butchery and Charcuterie Management
Professional Cooking
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SCHOOL
PROGRAMS
School of Information
and Communications
Technology
Business Intelligence
Database Administrator
Electronics Engineering Technology
Geoscience Information Technology
Film and Video Production
Graphic Communications and Print Technologies
Information Technology
New Media Production and Design
Network Technician
Object-Orientated Software Developer
Radio, Television, and Broadcast News
Technology Infrastructure Management
Web Developer
School of
Manufacturing and
Automation
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Non-Destructive Testing
Welding Engineering Technology
Welding Technician
School of
Transportation
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology
Automotive Service Technology
Aircraft Structures Technician
Avionics Technology
Business Administration Automotive Management
Diesel Equipment Technician
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LEARNER SUCCESS SERVICES
Guiding principle: The Lamb Learner Success Centre transforms
lives by providing innovative services to students that improve
learner satisfaction and success.
ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
MC221
403.774.5093
accessibility.services@sait.ca
Accessibility Services promotes and facilitates reasonable
academic accommodations and supports for students with
disabilities and medical conditions studying at SAIT. Students
may have the following accessibility needs or health conditions:
•Mobility
•Sensory (e.g. vision and hearing)
•Learning disabilities and ADD /ADHD
•Neurological and Psychological
•Chronic health conditions
•Temporary disabling conditions (e.g. broken wrist)
•Use of sign language interpreters
•Use of professional or student note takers in the classroom
•Permission to record lectures
•Assignment instructions in writing
•Special seating and preferential seating location
•Copies of instructors’ presentations
•Breaks during class-time
•Electronic versions of class handouts
•Use of adaptive technology in the classroom and labs
Exam accommodations
•Extended exam time
•Distraction reduced environments
•Exams divided into sections (e.g. to permit breaks)
•Environments where student may walk around or lie down
•Alternate exam formats (e.g. recorded or electronic) for all
or portions of the exam
•Use of adaptive technology (e.g. spell checkers, calculators,
computers, ZoomText, Kurzweil, TextHelp)
Services
•Academic coach
•Tutor
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LEARNING SKILLS SERVICES
MC221
403.284.8082
learning.skills@sait.ca
Learning Skills Services encompasses several supports designed
to increase students’ academic success.
Study skills workshops. Throughout the semester, academic
coaches offer workshops on a number of topics related to active
learning. At the request of an instructor or Academic Chair, the
workshops can be customized for the specific course or program
and offered in class. Workshops include the following topics:
•Managing time and being organized
•Reading academic text
•Taking effective notes in class
•Remembering important information
•Preparing for and taking exams
Appointments with students. Academic coaches also work
individually with students to develop students’ active learning
skills noted above.
PREP 100 THE SAIT EXPERIENCE
PREP 100 was developed with 14 modules on topics such
as managing time, managing stress, budgeting, learning
strategically, improving memory, and taking tests. PREP 100
is offered to SAIT students prior to the start of their first
semester. Students have the option to take the course entirely
on-line at their own pace or attend classes. The purpose of
PREP 100 is to help make students’ transition go more smoothly.
Students learn about themselves through self-reflection and
self-assessment, as well as learn skills and effective learning
strategies which will maximize their post-secondary experience.
These skills are transferable life skills that apply in their careers
as well. They gain confidence as a learner and will be able to
identify and use SAIT resources to assist them in reaching their
academic and personal goals.
PREP 145 ORIENTATION FOR
APPRENTICES
PREP 145 is a free study skills course specifically for apprentices
held during the evening of the first week of training. Apprentices
find out about SAIT learning resources, discover their learning
style and how to use it, develop memory techniques, learn
effective ways to conquer modules, learn how to prepare for
apprenticeship provincial exams, and develop strategies for
writing multiple choice tests.
MATH 123 MATHEMATICS REFRESHER
COURSE
This free refresher tutorial based course prepares students for
SAIT’s calculus courses (MATH 238 and MATH 288). This course is
strongly recommended for students who had achieved less than
70% in Alberta Pure Math 30 or Math 30-1 and for those students
who had taken math courses more than two years ago. Topics
include a review of algebraic operations, geometry, functions
and graphs, trigonometric functions, factoring and fractions,
quadratic equations, exponents and radicals, exponential
and logarithmic functions, additional types of equations and
systems of equations, equations of a higher degree, variation,
additional topics of trigonometry, plane analytic geometry and
transcendental functions.
APPRENTICE ONLINE ASSESSMENT
TOOL
Research has noted that having strong essential skills such as
mathematics and reading are related to apprentices’ success
in completing training. Apprentices can take a free online
assessment tool to check their current mathematics and
academic reading skills. Based on the results of the assessment,
they are given suggestions for what to do to prepare for training.
For more information go to sait.ca/assessment.
PEER ASSISTANT AND LEADER (PAL)
PROGRAM
A Peer Assistant and Leader (PAL) is a student who provides
academic and support services to other students who require
additional assistance outside of the classroom. A PAL may be
involved as either a peer tutor or peer mentor. Peer tutors are
available for many SAIT first year courses. Check the peer tutor
board in MC221 for the schedule for tutoring by program. Peer
mentors are available in select programs.
LEARNING LABS
Learning labs are intended to complement course instruction,
not replace it. The lab tutor assists students understand course
concepts but does not correct mistakes or fix assignments. The
tutors are aware of, and avoid academic misconduct, as noted in
policy AC 3.4.1 Student Code of Conduct. Students are expected
to come prepared to the labs with their course material,
assignment and specific questions that they want addressed.
Students are encouraged to work on their assignments in the
lab while waiting for the instructor to provide assistance. The
learning labs are offered on a drop-in basis.
BACK ON TRACK
Back on Track is a program designed specifically for students
on academic probation. Students identify their own reasons for
being on academic probation, learn about all the SAIT resources
available to them as well as key tips and strategies for being
successful at SAIT. Students follow up several times in the
semester with an academic coach.
CHINOOK LODGE
N108
403.210.4028
chinook.lodge@sait.ca
With the support of generous corporate partners, SAIT
Polytechnic opened Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre
in 2001 to provide a dedicated space to serve the learning,
training and personal needs of Aboriginal students.
Students make use of the Lodge’s resources and study areas,
participate in cultural and social activities and socialize with
other students. Chinook Lodge helps SAIT Aboriginal students
achieve their career goals through the arrangement of industry
and business networking initiatives. Student Advisors are
available in the Lodge to assist with program application,
locate housing, provide information on funding procedures and
guidelines, and act as liaison with First Nations and Aboriginal
community resources as needed.
FUNDING ADVISING
MC221
403.284.7054
funding@sait.ca
The Funding Advising service unit provides information on a
number of different options for funding education. The staff
assist with funding applications, coach on how to budget and
refer to external financial literacy agencies. Funding options
include the following:
•Skills Investment grants for academic upgrading courses,
English Language Foundations program and preemployment programs
•Student loans and grants
•Student line of credit
•Immigrant Access Funds
•Scholarships and bursaries offered at SAIT and elsewhere
•Grants and income support for apprentices
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CULINARY CAMPUS DOWNTOWN
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226, 230 8 Avenue
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Calgary, Alberta CANADA
T2P 1B5
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N.R. Buck Crump Building
1940 Centre Avenue NE
Calgary, Alberta CANADA
T2E 0A7 Access Calgary Loading Zone
Main Line:
403.210.4150
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Muster Point Location
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1916 McCall Landing NE
Calgary, Alberta CANADA
T2E 9B5
Main Line: 403.284.7018
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1301 16 Avenue NW
Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2M 0L4
403.284.SAIT (7248)
or if outside Calgary call
1.877.284.SAIT
sait.ca