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eLabWhat is Online & Distance Education?Professional Associations & DevelopmentBusiness & Office AdministrationHuman StudiesHealth StudiesCorporate Training and Continuing EducationBancroft CampusRegistration Information
LOYALIST CARES ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT
That’s why this publication is printed on paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council – an independent organization established to promote the responsible management of the world’s forests.
GENERAL PROGRAM/COURSE INQUIRIES
IMPORTANT DATES
613-969-1913, ext. 2185
Most programs and courses have Fall 2019, Winter 2020 and Spring 2020 starts. Visit loyalistfocus.com for registration and program-specific dates.
Loyalist College Distance Education offers more than 1,000 part-time and full-time educational opportunities available through monthly and semester starts. Jump-start or advance your career by completing an individual course, certificate or diploma program. Learn anytime, anywhere with flexible options that fit your life.
Please note that additional fees apply for completing courses in the eLab.
Are you unemployed? Looking for a new career? Need a certificate or diploma? The eLab at Loyalist College can help you accomplish your goals with the flexibility of online learning and support of on-campus facilities. Certificates and diplomas available include:
Office Administration – General Office Administration – ExecutiveOffice Administration – Health ServicesHealth Records & Hospital Ward ClerkSterile ProcessingOffice Administration LegalSmall Business BookkeepingFood Service WorkerEarly Childhood EducationDevelopmental Services Worker Visit loyalistfocus.com for a full list of distance programs.
Financial assistance through the following sources may be available:
• Second Career Strategy Funding• Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)• WSIB Service Providers• Indigenous Student Funding • Ontario Special Bursary Program• Part-Time Student Loan
Many programs start monthly!
Take the next step in realizing your goals and enhancing your skills. Contact us today.
Loyalist College Pioneer Building – Room P43 284 Wallbridge-Loyalist Road Belleville, Ontario
Monday – Friday 8 am – 4 pm
613-969-1913, ext. 2565 [email protected]
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What is Online & Distance Education?
LOYALIST COLLEGE CERTIFICATE (LCC)
ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE (OCC)
Programs require the demonstration of skills and knowledge in a specific trade or occupation. Training is workplace-based, requiring the successful completion of on-the-job skills and safety training standards, as recommended by the industry, and formal instruction incorporating a blend of theory and practice.
1,200 — 1,400 hours
600 — 700 hours
240 — 500 hours
CERTIFICATE OF APPRENTICESHIP (COA)
ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA (OCD)
Stand-alone courses for the student’s general interest or to be used as résumé builders.These courses may or may not be related to a credential. A complete list of courses is available online at loyalistfocus.com.
GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES
PROGRAM TYPES
• Combination of face-to-face and internet-based classes, required to provide own computer and software• Freedom to work at a location and time that is convenient for you• Combination of in-class and online instructor and classmate interaction• Comfort with basic computer/email functions is required
HYBRID
• Internet-based, required to provide own computer and software• Freedom to work at a location and time that is convenient for you • Online instructor and classmate interaction• 24/7 technical support for OntarioLearn• Comfort with basic computer/email functions is required• Expect a minimum of five to eight hours of course work per week per course• Visit OntarioLearn.com/starting-out to find out if online learning is right for you• Ask us about completing your online studies on campus with eLab
ONLINE
CORRESPONDENCE• Independent, paper-based, no internet access required• Materials mailed to registered students• Instructor phone contact for additional support• Expect a minimum of five to eight hours of course work per week per course
• On-the-job training• Hands-on experience• Locations of placements are tailored to the student’s individual needs/location• Students are responsible for costs incurred to meet placement requirements (i.e. travel, expenses, parking fees, etc.)
PLACEMENT
LEARNING OPTIONS
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 0 3
Professional Associations & Development
FACILITATOR OF ADULT LEARNING (FAL) – TEACHER OF ADULTS
FIRE SERVICE CAREER PREPARATION & DEVELOPMENT
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSESHYBRID
Introduction to Adult Education Teaching/Learning Strategies Instructional Technology in Adult Education
FALP8000 FALP8001 FALP8014
Firefighter 1 Theory & KnowledgeFirefighter 1A SkillsFirefighter 1B SkillsFirefighter 1C Skills
FIRE8000 FIRE8001 FIRE8002 FIRE8003
This program expands opportunities for those involved in all areas of teaching or training and those interested in teaching. It has both practical and theoretical components, so that the learner has the opportunity to experience a variety of learning contexts, methodologies, and practicalities involved in the assessment, planning, development, delivery and evaluation of adult education programs.
This program trains students to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1001 standard. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills in scientific principles of fire safety and fire prevention practices, fire suppression, firefighter first responder emergency patient care, confined space and environmental hazards and rescue operations. Students will have the opportunity to practice and test their skills in simulated and controlled live fire training situations. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to undertake provincial testing to meet the requirements of the Office of the Fire Marshal.
Program Planning, Evaluation & Practicum Teaching Adults with Learning Disabilities Assessment & Evaluation
FALP8035 FALP8004 FALP8044
Firefighter 2 Theory & KnowledgeFirefighter 2A SkillsFirefighter 2B SkillsHazardous Materials/WMD Operations
FIRE8004 FIRE8005 FIRE8006 FIRE8007
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HUMAN RESOURCESMANAGEMENT
INSTITUTE OF LAW CLERKS OF ONTARIO (ILCO) EXAM PREPARATION
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTSERIES
HOME INSPECTION
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
EXAM PREPARATION ONLY
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC) REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
Roofing Inspection Structure Inspection Electrical Inspection Heating Inspection 1 Heating Inspection 2
TECH8035 TECH8036 TECH8037 TECH8038 TECH8039
Human Resource Management Principles Organizational Behaviour Finance & Accounting Compensation Training & Development
BUSI8260/8506 BUSI8261 BUSI8115 BUSI8119 BUSI8116
ILCO – Litigation (Fall Only)ILCO – Estates (Winter Only)
BUSI8019 BUSI8018
Communication for Leadership DevelopmentEmployment Law for Leadership DevelopmentProject Management for Leadership DevelopmentPerformance Management for Leadership DevelopmentCreative & Critical Thinking for Leadership Development
BUSI8264 BUSI8265 BUSI8266 BUSI8267 BUSI8091
Successful completion of this certificate fulfils the academic entrance requirements toward the Registered Home Inspector (RHI) designation, offered through the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI), provided that a grade of 70 percent or better is maintained in each course. Students must still complete other requirements that can be taken through the OAHI. For more information about the RHI designation, please visit oahi.com.
This program is for those seeking a human resources position. Upon completion of these nine courses, Loyalist College will grant a certificate in Human Resources Management on request. More details are available on the Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA) website at hrpa.ca.
The following exam preparation courses are offered in cooperation with the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario (ILCO). Provincial examinations are the responsibility of the student and are annually scheduled to be written after completion of each course. It is strongly recommended that students have a minimum of two years’ experience in a legal environment, as the courses are challenging.
This program is designed to help leaders meet career and organizational objectives. The program will provide a solid foundation for those looking to enter leadership positions, and for those currently in frontline or mid-level management positions. The program will build on existing skills and experience, and apply those skills to workplace situations. Content includes communications, ethics, performance management, change management, team building, planning and project management.
Air Conditioning & Heat Pumps Inspection Plumbing Inspection Exterior Inspection Interior & Insulation Inspection Communication & Professional Practices
TECH8040 TECH8041 TECH8042 TECH8043 TECH8057
Industrial Relations Occupational Health & Safety Human Resources Planning Recruitment & Selection
BUSI8114 BUSI8134 BUSI8122 BUSI8166
ILCO – Real Estate (Fall Only)ILCO – Corporate Law (Winter Only)
BUSI8017 BUSI8020
Leading Teams for Leadership DevelopmentFinance for Leadership DevelopmentManaging Change for Leadership DevelopmentHuman Relations for Leadership DevelopmentLeading Responsibly for Leadership Development
BUSI8268 BUSI8269 BUSI8270 BUSI8271 BUSI8272
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 0 5
Business & Office Administration
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
GRAPHICS – SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
LEGAL ASSISTANT
This certificate prepares you to work with software essentials used in the field of graphic design. Discover the key elements of good print-based design through a combination of theory and hands-on practice, using industry-standard software such as Adobe Creative Suite. Successful completion of the program will enable you to produce a variety of print-based publications, including brochures, newspapers and magazines.
This program will prepare you to be a vital part of a high-pressure, precision-based law office. These law-based courses are designed specifically to show you the practice and procedures of the law office, and will focus on how these tasks are performed. You will become familiar with forms and processes required in all areas of the legal system.
Adobe Photoshop 1 Adobe Photoshop 2 Adobe InDesign Basics Adobe Illustrator – Digital Illustration & Design 1
COMP8006 COMP8027 COMP8077 COMP8086
Office Procedures Word Core 2016 Communications: Grammar & Writing Legal Terminology Legal Office Procedures
BUSI8126/8505 COMP8517 COMM8010 BUSI8026 BUSI8023
Design Basics Advanced Design Principles Ensuring Successful Printing Results Developing a Graphic Design Portfolio
COMP8078 COMP8144 COMP8143 COMP8081
Real Estate Law ProceduresLitigation/Small Claims/Family/Criminal Law Procedures Wills & Estates Law Procedures Corporate Law ProceduresLegal Accounting Procedures
BUSI8519 BUSI8521 BUSI8523 BUSI8525 BUSI8214/8516
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
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REQUIRED COURSES
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION – HEALTH SERVICES
Skilled office support is vital for success in today’s medical office environment. This program provides the theoretical knowledge and training for employment in a wide variety of medical office administration positions in various medical environments, including clinics, hospitals and medical offices. Students focus on communication skills in the medical environment, problem-solving skills, data management, invoicing and Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) billing, transcription, office procedures and production.
Medical Terminology Working & Communicating in a Medical Setting Introduction to Computers 1 Business Mathematics Communications: Grammar & Writing Critical & Creative Thinking Medical Keyboarding Word Core 2016 Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals Pharmacology for Medical Office Professionals Medical Office Procedures Medical OHIP Billing Medical Transcription Styles & Practices Medical Transcription Fundamentals Introduction to Computers 2
HLTH8007 HLTH8054COMP8155 MATH8002 COMM8010 BUSI8091 HLTH8132 COMP8517 HLTH8030/8528 HLTH8029/8527 HLTH8107 HLTH8118 HLTH8153 HLTH8154 COMP8156
Understanding Medical Tests Essentials in Health Records Management Medical Terminology Level 2 – Pronunciation Financial Accounting 1 Building & Maintaining Customer Relationships Beginning Medical Transcription Advanced Medical Transcription Communications Accounting Applications Understanding Surgical Procedures Occupational Health & Safety Intercultural Communications Ethical Issues in Business Three General Education Electives
HLTH8032 HLTH8103 HLTH8067 ACCT8003 BUSI8055 HLTH8130 HLTH8131 COMM8001 ACCT8005/8019 HLTH8033 BUSI8134 POLI8013 BUSI8185 GNED
DIPLOMA (OCD)
REQUIRED COURSES
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION – EXECUTIVE
This diploma program is a continuation of the Office Administration – General certificate. Students must complete the Office Administration – General certificate prior to taking the Office Administration – Executive diploma program.
Introduction to Computers 2 Business Law Project Management Human Resources Management Principles Financial Accounting 2 Organizational Behaviour
COMM8156 LAWS8029 BUSI8262 BUSI8260/8506 ACCT8004 BUSI8261
Excel Expert 2016 Communications: Grammar & Writing Intercultural Communications Interpersonal Communications Occupational Health & Safety Three General Education Electives
COMP8167 COMM8010 POLI8013 BUSI8503 BUSI8134GNED
DIPLOMA (OCD)
REQUIRED COURSES
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION – GENERAL
Skilled administrative support is vital for success in today’s office environment. This program offers a broad foundation for employment in a wide variety of settings. The workplace role of the Office Administration – General certificate graduate is to support the management of an organization by carrying out three key and interdependent functions: organizing work, workspaces and workplace environments, processing information, and communications.
Communications Introduction to Computer 1Word Core 2016 Excel Core 2016Business Mathematics Office Procedures Financial Accounting 1
COMM8001 COMP8155 COMP8517 COMP8166 MATH8002 BUSI8126/8505 ACCT8003
Computer Keyboarding Skills 1 Word Expert 2016 Ethical Issues in Business Mathematics of Finance Presentation & Desktop Publishing Accounting ApplicationsBuilding & Maintaining Customer Relationships
COMP8124/8522 COMP8518BUSI8185 MATH8012 COMP8074 ACCT8005/8019 BUSI8055
CERTIFICATE (OCC)
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 0 7
REQUIRED COURSES
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION – LEGAL
This program prepares students to be a vital part of a high-pressure, precision-based law office. These law-based courses are designed to simulate the practice and procedures of the law office, and will focus on how these tasks are performed. Students will learn how to utilize forms and processes required in all areas of the legal system, as well as in accounting procedures, legal transcription, record keeping, and general office administration.
Communications Introduction to Computers 1 Word Core 2016 Excel Core 2016Business Math Financial Accounting 1 Computer Keyboarding Skills 1 Ethical Issues in Business Accounting Application Building & Maintaining Customer Relationships Introduction to Computers 2 Communications: Grammar & Writing Occupational Health & Safety
COMM8001 COMP8155 COMP8517 COMP8166 MATH8002 ACCT8003 COMP8522 BUSI8185 ACCT8019 BUSI8055 COMP8156 COMM8010 BUSI8134
Legal Accounting Procedures Introduction to the Legal Environment Legal Office Procedures Legal Transcription Litigation/Small Claims/Family/Criminal Law Procedures Real Estate Law Procedures Wills & Estates Law Procedures Corporate Law Procedures Litigation/Small Claims/Family/Criminal Law – Applied Real Estate Law – Applied Wills & Estates Law – Applied Corporate Law – Applied Three General Education Electives
BUSI8516 BUSI8507 BUSI8023 BUSI8512 BUSI8521 BUSI8519 BUSI8523 BUSI8525 BUSI8520 BUSI8518 BUSI8522 BUSI8524 GNED
DIPLOMA (OCD)
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REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE ONE)
REQUIRED COURSES
OFFICE ASSISTANT This program will prepare you with fundamental computer and service skills for any office environment.
Introduction to Computers 1 Communications Office Procedures
COMP8155 COMM8001 BUSI8126/8505
How to Start a Small Business Small Business Bookkeeping Excel Core 2016Financial Accounting 1 Financial Accounting 2 Payroll Administration Taxation 1
BUSI8013 BUSI8011 COMP8166 ACCT8003 ACCT8004 BUSI8015 ACCT8011
Accounting Applications QuickBooks Introduction
ACCT8005/8019 BUSI8093
Veterinary Office Skills & Procedures Veterinary Terminology Animal Husbandry 1 Veterinary Lab Procedures Animal Husbandry 2 Veterinary Surgical Procedures
HLTH8142 HLTH8143 HLTH8144 HLTH8145 HLTH8146 HLTH8147
Word Core 2016 Excel Core 2016Building & Maintaining Customer Relationships
COMP8517 COMP8166 BUSI8055
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
SMALL BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING
VETERINARY OFFICE ASSISTANT
The curriculum for this program has been developed with the needs of the bookkeeper in mind. Individuals will learn the skills required to maintain the accounting and payroll records of a small-to-medium-sized business. A select number of Loyalist courses are considered equivalent to courses required for certification with the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping (CIB). Please visit cibcb.com for more details.
This program provides you with an overview of the operation of a veterinary office and familiarizes you with industry terminology and procedures. You will be prepared with fundamental computer and service skills relevant to a veterinary office environment.
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)Veterinary Pharmacology Veterinary Anesthesia Communications: Grammar & Writing Excel Core 2016Building & Maintaining Customer Relationships Word Core 2016
HLTH8148 HLTH8149 COMM8010 COMP8166 BUSI8055 COMP8517
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 0 9
Human Studies
EARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATION
DIPLOMA (OCD) REQUIRED COURSES
College Writing Skills Introduction to Child Development Introduction to Early Childhood Education Creative Play Observing Early Development General Education Elective
Block 1 COMM1048CADW1007 ECEP1006 CADW1005 ECEP1010 GNED
Child, Family & Community Preschool Development Preschool Learning Environment Responsive Relationships 2 Interpersonal Communications Practicum Seminar 2 Practicum 2 – Preschool General Education Elective
Block 3ECEP2004 CADW2001 ECEP2002 ECEP2003 COMM1037 PROF2017 WKPL2027 GNED
This program allows the student flexibility and interactive learning without the requirement of classroom attendance. Course outline, schedule, lessons, assessments and weblinks are posted in Blackboard. Practicums are arranged by the student in his/her Ontario community and approved by Loyalist College. Observations can be done locally at a site that you choose. There is no requirement to attend our Belleville campus. Final invigilated exams can be done at an approved testing centre in Ontario. This diploma prepares you to work with children either individually or within groups. Graduates work as early childhood educators in settings that include full-day early learning kindergarten programs, child care centres, nursery schools, EarlyON centres, private home child care, live-in/-out nannies, resource centres, cruise ships and resorts.
Infant Toddler Development Infant Toddler Learning Environment Responsive Relationships 1 Health, Safety & Nutrition Practicum Seminar 1 Practicum 1 – Infant ToddlerGeneral Education Elective
Block 2 CADW1006 ECEP1008 ECEP1011 HLTH1003 PROF1010 WKPL1004 GNED
Children with Exceptionalities School-Age Development School-Age Learning Environment Policy, Advocacy & Professionalism Evidence-Based Practices Practicum 3 – School-Age Elementary School Setting (Not offered in the Spring term)
Block 4 CADW2002 CADW2003 ECEP2005 ECEP2006 ECEP2007 WKPL2028
613-969-1913, ext. [email protected]
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES WORKER APPRENTICESHIP
CERTIFICATE (COA) REQUIRED COURSESDevelopmental DisabilitiesPhilosophy of Support Social Services Person-Directed Plans Health & Wellness Intervention Strategies
DSWP7071 DSWP7072 DSWP7073 DSWP7074 DSWP7078 DSWP7075
This program curriculum is comprised of 12 reportable subjects and focuses on the theoretical knowledge and the application required to support performance objectives within the apprenticeship schedule of training. The curriculum embodies current philosophies of support and practices within the Loyalist College Developmental Services Worker (DSW) diploma program. There is no requirement to attend our Belleville campus. The DSW Apprenticeship certificate can potentially lead to the DSW diploma.
Teaching Strategies Pharmacology Dual Diagnosis Responding to Abuse Professionalism Community Building
DSWP7076 DSWP7079 DSWP7080 DSWP7077 DSWP7082 DSWP7081
613-969-1913, ext. [email protected]
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONER APPRENTICESHIP
CERTIFICATE (COA) REQUIRED COURSES
Child Development 1 Health, Safety & Nutrition Foundations of Early Learning Environment Foundations of Early Learning Environment – Placement (42 hours)
Creative Expression Philosophies & Education Models for ECE Preschool Learning Environment 1 Preschool Learning Environment 1 – Placement (72 hours)
Interpersonal Communication Inclusive Practice & Advocacy Infant & Toddler Learning Environment Infant & Toddler Learning Environment – Placement (54 hours)
Level A CDPA7000 CDPA7003 CDPA7001 CDPA7002 Level B CDPB7003 CDPB7002 CDPB7000 CDPB7001 Level C CDPC7003 CDPC7002 CDPC7000 CDPC7001
This program allows the student flexibility and interactive learning without the requirement of classroom attendance. Course outline, schedule, lessons, assessments and weblinks are posted in Blackboard. Placements are arranged by the apprentice in his/her Ontario community and approved by Loyalist College. Observations can be done at your work site, or another site that you choose. There is no requirement to attend our Belleville campus. Final invigilated exams can be done at an approved testing centre in Ontario. This certificate can lead to the Early Childhood Education diploma with bridging credits of College Writing Skills and three General Education Electives. This will prepare you to work with children either individually or within groups. Graduates work as early childhood educators (ECE) in settings that include full-day early learning kindergarten programs, child care centres, nursery schools, EarlyON centres, private home child care, live-in/-out nannies, resource centres, cruise ships and resorts.
Preschool Learning Environment 2 Preschool Learning Environment 2 – Placement (78 hours) Child, Family & Community Child Development 2
Child Protection School-Age Learning Environment School-Age Learning Environment – Placement (39 hours) Child Development 3 – Inclusion of Children with Exceptionalities Legislation & Social Policy in Early Learning Administration
Professional Practice Advanced Placement (96 hours)
Level D CDPD7000 CDPD7001 CDPD7002 CDPD7003 Level E CDPE7003 CDPE7001 CDPE7002 CDPE7004 CDPE7000 Level FCDPF7000 CDPF7001 613-969-1913, ext. 2393
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICESWORKER
DIPLOMA (OCD) REQUIRED COURSES
College Writing SkillsPhilosophy of Support Professional Practice The Evolution of Developmental Services The Nature of Disabilities Valued Social Roles General Education Elective
Standards of Practice Field Placement 1 Person-Centred Planning Positive Behaviour Supports Teaching Strategies The Human Body General Education Elective
Block 1 COMM1048 DSWP1019 PROF1006 DSWP1014 DSWP1003 DSWP1018 GNED Block 2 DSWP1021 WKPL1026 DSWP1022 DSWP1020 DSWP1023 DSWP1024 GNED
As a Developmental Services Worker (DSW), you will assist people with disabilities to live as valued, contributing members of their community. By providing support and advocacy, you will work toward full inclusion for the betterment of the entire community. The program curriculum promotes individualized and inclusive approaches, reflective of innovative practices in the field. There is no requirement to attend our Belleville campus. Students may complete the entire program via distance, or begin on campus and switch to distance, or vice versa. Students can choose full-time or part-time studies. Field placements may be done in students’ geographical areas. Diploma requirements must be completed within seven years of starting the program.
Disability & Ethical Issues Field Placement 2 Inclusive Practice Pharmacology for DSWs Promoting Health & Well-BeingGeneral Education Elective
DSW Career Preparation Field Placement 3 Leadership & Change Supporting Families
Block 3 DSWP2016 WKPL2047 DSWP2017 DSWP2015 DSWP2014 GNED Block 4 PROF2013 WKPL2018 DSWP2019 DSWP2018
613-969-1913, ext. [email protected]
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 1 1
Health Studies
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
HEALTH RECORDS CLERK
HOSPITAL WARD CLERK
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
Institutional Food Service Introduction to Nutrition Sanitation & Safety
HLTH8520 HLTH8524 HLTH8521
Essentials in Health Records Management Medical Terminology Medical Terminology Level 2 – Pronunciation
HLTH8103 HLTH8007 HLTH8067
Medical Terminology Medical Terminology Level 2 – Pronunciation Pharmacology for Medical Office Professionals Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals
HLTH8007 HLTH8067 HLTH8029/8527 HLTH8030/8528
This certificate was developed to upgrade and enhance the knowledge and skills of those employed as food service workers and dietary aides, as well as those who wish to seek employment in dietary areas in the health care sector. Note: This program has been developed to meet the standards set by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. This certificate is not currently eligible for Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding.
This program has been designed to provide the theoretical knowledge needed to obtain employment as a health records clerk. Students are expected to have the equivalent of an introductory computer course.
This certificate has been designed to provide the theoretical training necessary to obtain employment as a hospital ward clerk/secretary. Students are expected to have the equivalent of an introductory computer course.
Communication & the Food Service Worker Quantity Food Preparation Nutrition in Health Care
HLTH8522 HLTH8523 HLTH8525
Working & Communicating in a Medical Setting Medical Conditions for Medical Office Professionals Medical Office Procedures
HLTH8054 HLTH8030/8528 HLTH8107
Understanding Medical Tests Understanding Surgical Procedures Working & Communicating in a Medical Setting
HLTH8032 HLTH8033 HLTH8054
ONLINE & CORRESPONDENCE
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PERIOPERATIVE NURSING
STERILE PROCESSING
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
CERTIFICATE (LCC)
REQUIRED COURSES
REQUIRED COURSES
Perioperative Nursing 1 Perioperative Nursing 2 Perioperative Nursing 3
HLTH8155 HLTH8156 HLTH8157
Medical Terminology Working & Communicating in a Medical Setting Microbiology & Infection Control Identification & Care of Instruments Decontamination Principles & Procedures
HLTH8007 HLTH8054 HLTH8174 HLTH8172 HLTH8173
This program develops and enhances the nurse’s knowledge and skill in the area of perioperative nursing. There are no labs in this program. Prior to beginning their studies, students are encouraged to secure a clinical placement that can be finished upon completion of the theory courses. Note: Please visit loyalistfocus.com for important information regarding the Perioperative Nursing placement.
Acquire the knowledge and skills related to the sterilization, preparation and storage of equipment, instruments and sterile supplies for career opportunities in hospitals and health care settings. The program includes nine online courses that provide theoretical knowledge in the safe handling of instrumentation, infection control and aseptic techniques. Note: Some hospitals may also require reprocessing staff to complete the Medical Device Reprocessing Association of Ontario’s (MDRAO) four-day course and hold MDRAO or Medical Device Reprocessing certification. To learn more, please visit mdrao.ca.
Perioperative Nursing 4 Distance Placement Orientation Perioperative Nursing – Placement (150 hours)
HLTH8158 LMPS8001 WKPL8003
Assembly, Wrapping & Packaging Disinfection, Sterilization Concepts & Techniques Storage, Inventory Control & Resource Management Sterile Processing – Applied
HLTH8171 HLTH8170 HLTH8175 HLTH8539
F O C U S 2 0 1 9 / 2 0 1 3
Corporate Training
Continuing Education
The Loyalist Training and Knowledge Centre (LTKC) can design corporate training programs with the skills and tools your employees need to achieve greater success. For more information, or to book a consultation, contact LTKC at 613-969-1913, ext. 2294, 1-888-569-2547 or visit loyalisttraining.com.
Bancroft Campus
Loyalist College Bancroft Campus195 Hastings Street NorthBancroft, Ontario
Loyalist’s Bancroft campus offers in-class, eLab, off-site, hands-on interactive, and customized training for the following areas of interest:
613-332-1743Toll Free: 1-888-309-0317
• Arts, crafts, culinary, general interest & music• Business, municipal and not-for-profit education & training• Computers, languages & travel• Skilled trades, employment & compliance certificates• Wilderness & sustainable living
• Personal Support Worker• Food Service Worker• Palliative Care Certificate
Bancroft also has alternative delivery and off-site locations for the following programs:
Visit loyalistbancroft.com for all Bancroft campus program and funding information, and loyalistfocus.com for all Continuing Education and scheduled courses.
Are you looking to learn how to repair a small engine or improve your Excel skills? Perhaps you are interested in taking an art class or you would like to learn a new language. Visit loyalistfocus.com for course offerings. Registration is also conveniently available online.
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Registration Information
Unless otherwise stated, you must be 19 years of age or older or have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) to register for Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Certificate, Loyalist College Certificate and apprenticeship programs. Applicants must meet all admission requirements, including prerequisites and co-requisites listed for your program of choice. Please contact us for specific requirements.
Mature Students:Applicants who are 19 years of age on the first day of classes in the year of admission, and who do not have an OSSD, are considered mature applicants. Such applicants must complete the required subjects for admission. If they lack the required subjects, they may be requested to write a diagnostic test. Mature applicants are treated on an individual basis and should consult Enrolment Services as early as possible to determine if pre-entry testing and/or College preparatory studies are required. Note: Applicants who are not Canadian citizens or who do not have permanent residence status are not considered under this clause.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
REGISTRATION
CAN I TRANSFER CREDITS FROM OTHER INSTITUTIONS?
PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT AND RECOGNITION (PLAR)
FEES
REDUCED RATES FOR SENIORS, AGES 60+
All fees are listed by course on loyalistfocus.com. All fees must be paid in full when registering for a course. The fee listed for each course includes tuition, supplies or laboratory fees (excluding textbooks, unless otherwise indicated), a campus service fee, and HST, if applicable. Our advertised fees include all costs, unless otherwise indicated. Courses requiring textbooks are indicated on loyalistfocus.com with the textbook icon.
If you are 60 years of age or over, reduced course fees may apply.For details, visit loyalistfocus.com.
FINANCIAL AIDIf registered in a Ministry-approved diploma or certificate program, financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. For questions regarding student loans and government bursaries, contact the Financial Aid Office at 613-969-1913, ext. 2226. Other money may be available through our Awards Office; please contact 613-969-1913, ext. 2202.
REFUNDS
Yes, transfers and exemptions are always considered. However, you must complete 25 percent of your program requirements at Loyalist College to receive a Loyalist certificate or diploma. A fee of $25 per course to a maximum of $250 per semester is charged for exemptions and transfer credits.
Applicants with work experience or other types of non-credentialed learning may be eligible for credit at Loyalist. Graded credits (as opposed to exemptions) are granted. For more information, contact [email protected].
WHAT HAPPENS ONCE I’M REGISTERED?
WHAT IF THE COURSE I WANT IS FILLED?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Students who register for Distance Education courses will receive confirmation by letter or email. Please provide an email address at the time of registration. To request a receipt, email [email protected].
If a course is filled, you will be notified and have the option to either register in another course or to be put on a waitlist. If a space becomes available, we will contact you.Note: Waitlists do not carry over to the following semester(s).
The information in this publication is accurate as of July 2, 2019. Loyalist College reserves the right to modify or cancel any program, instructor, course fee, timetable, textbook or location without notice or prejudice.
RELEASE AND WAIVER
• To withdraw and receive a refund (review Important Dates at loyalistfocus.com) call Enrolment Services at 1-866-344-9944.
• In-person, mail and telephone registrations will be refunded by cheque.• Every effort will be made to issue web registration refunds directly to the credit card used, otherwise
refunds will be issued by cheque.• Refunds will take approximately four to six weeks to process.• A $20 administration fee per course is deducted from all refunds.
• All courses have specific start and end dates and follow a critical path of instruction.• Some courses have in-person exams (may be taken at Loyalist or pre-arranged alternate location that may
include extra fees). • Students are responsible for costs incurred to meet placement requirements, travel expenses and parking fees.• Students have seven years to complete credential requirements unless otherwise stated.
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