General Information

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Pre-requisites

Some courses require prerequisites to be completed before registering. Make sure that you have successfully completed the applicable prerequisite course(s) to avoid problems with the course material and/or with your transcript.
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Course Fees

Continuing Education courses may have additional fees not covered in the tuition for textbooks and additional supplies.
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Textbook Information

Postsecondary courses and general interest courses may require textbooks. Please inquire upon registering. Textbooks can be purchased on campus or online at Follett
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How to Register

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• Bookkeeping
• Canadian Certified Administrative Professional
• Client And Customer Relations
• Commercial Construction Management
• Construction Estimator
• eLearning Developer
• Food Service Worker
• Fundraising Management
• Geographic Information Systems
• Health Records Clerk
• Home Inspection
• Hospital Ward Clerk

• Instructional Design
• Leadership Development Series
• Legal Office Assistant
• Legal Skills
• Management Studies
• Medical Office Assistant
• Medical Transcriptionist
• Nephrology Nursing
• Palliative Care
• Retirement And Long Term Care Management
• Volunteer Management
• Workplace Health And Safety

This course will provide beginner-level learners planning to travel to Spanish-speaking countries with words, expressions, questions, sentences, and tips needed for specific situations such as greeting and addressing people, checking into a hotel, getting around town, eating out, shopping, and obtaining information.

Join us for fun interactive evenings learning a new language to prepare you for your future travel adventure.

Class to be taught at Thunder Bay campus in the Shuniah building room TBA

Make sure to contact the bookstore to purchase the required textbook.

At the time of publication not all courses were available. Please contact the Continuing Education department to find out what other courses are running this winter.

Overview

The daily foot health program includes two parts. The theory has lessons that lead up to the hands-on workshop where you gain exposure to the daily foot health practices, and highlights the essential role of support personnel as part of an interdisciplinary team, promoting prevention of infection, complication reduction, and improved overall health.

Learn daily maintenance and healthy foot health practices

Space is limited. Register early to avoid disappointment

Program Details

Requirements:

• Northwestern Ontario REsident
• legally entitled to work in Canada
• 18 years or older

Who Should Take This:

Personal Support Workers, Family Members, Caregivers, and Patients!

This course uses the Canadian Association of Foot Care Nurses’ National Competencies for Advanced Nursing Foot Care in Canada as Clinical Performance Standards and is led by a Foot Care Nurse Educator.

• Theory course provides a theoretical foundation for nurses preparing for a career in nursing foot care.
• Clinical course provides in-class and hands-on practical experience working with people from the community providing footcare under the guidance of the Educator.
• This course (110 hours) asynchronous, an onsite clinical training (43 hours).

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This is an at-your-own-pace workshop in a fully-equipped woodworking shop with a patient, fun, knowledgeable woodworking instructor to answer your questions. Safety and project review will be discussed at first class. You are required to bring your own project idea and materials to class. Some woodworking knowledge would be an asset.

Learn how to set up your own shop with portable power tools. Classes will include design, joinery and power techniques. You get to design, plan, and construct your own project from start to finish.

Classes held in the Dorion building Thunder Bay campus room 169.

Please note:
Fees are due at time of registration.

Register Early!

Courses fill fast – if you wait until the last minute to register it may be too late. Don’t miss out or be disappointed! Plan your schedule, choose your courses of interest and register three business days prior to course start unless otherwise noted.

Attention Employers or Sponsors: If you wish to sponsor one or more employees or clients for a specific course, we can simplify the process for you. The course is delivered online synchronous learning or can be set up as in class. Contact us today by emailing us at:

Dates to be determined and will run based on interest list meeting minimum requirement.
Contact us today to be added to our interest list at: ce@confederationcollege.ca or call (807) 475-6641 for additional information. Delivery Method: Online Learning Synchronous Through Blackboard.

Fees: $298.89
Instructor: TBA

Volunteer Management Foundations – OL062

Learn to build an organizational culture where the staff-volunteer team will ultimately work together to accomplish the mission/goals of the organization. This course applies the new National Occupational Standards for Managers of Volunteer Resources developed by the Human Resources Council of Canada in partnership with the Canadian Association of Volunteer Resource Managers.

Volunteer Management: Spectrum of Engagement – OL571

Discover the impact of your reputation on recruitment, and explore strategies for every facet of the volunteer cycle including pre-recruitment planning, supervision, performance evaluations, recognition, and risk management.

Prerequisite: OL062

Volunteer Management: Administration – OL089

This course focuses on the administrative tasks and processes involved in volunteer management. This course will help you understand the support system behind volunteer engagement, whether it be the use and application of software programs; the development of policies and procedures; creating a budget; resolving conflict or creating your own filing system/templates of forms. We will explore these, along with the role that associations (local, provincial and national) play in supporting your continued path of professional development.

Prerequisite: OL062

Volunteer Management: Applied Project – OL136

In this capstone course, you will put the theory of previous courses into practice by completing a project focused on volunteer engagement. For current Managers of Volunteers the project will focus on a direct application to their current work. Non-Managers can chose a project or research topic that benefits another organization which engages volunteers.

Prerequisite: OL062, OL080

Upcoming Winter 2024 General Interest Courses

These in-person courses are offered during the Winter and Fall semesters. Available to anyone interested for Evenings and Weekends. New students are Welcome!

Welding, Culinary, Languages, Visual Arts and Special Interests

Class enrollment is limited! For complete listing of available courses, visit the website:

Do you have an idea for a course? Or perhaps you have specialized skills with a desire to instruct?

We’re looking for exciting new course to offer at our campus.

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