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List of Fall Courses
Courses
To register for these courses,
you can contact Algonquin College by:
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Phone -- 613-735-4700 Ext. 2735
(VISA, MasterCard or American Express
- In Person -- Room 214, Pembroke Campus (Please bring Photo I.D.)
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Fax -- 613-735-8800 (using your VISA, MasterCard or American
Express)
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME: FROM A CHILD'S VIEW
Course:HLT7108
It is estimated that every year in North America 1 in every 750 infants is born with fetal alcohol syndrome and another 40,000 are born with Fetal Alcohol Effects. In this workshop we will explore the risks, signs and causes of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome as well as the devastating physical/mental lifelong effects of this disorder.
Notes: Instructor: M. Hillier. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus
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| Sa | 761 | Nov 29 | 9 AM - 12 PM | $57.71 | |
FOOT CARE FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS LEVEL II
Course:HLT7078
This workshop will build on the knowledge and experience from level 1 adding assessment and treatments for more complex foot conditions. Special care issues for geriatric, diabetic and vascular patients will be reviewed.
Notes: A copy of current registration as an RPN or RN with the College of Nurses must be presented to the instructor at the first class. 2nd year PN or year 2 BScN students are also accepted. Also students much have completed HLT7004 Foot Care for the Health Professional. Instructor: S. Hill. Manual extra. A supplies list will be provided prior to course start. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus
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| M | 711 | Dec 1 | 9 AM - 12 PM | $44.16 | |
HUMAN RELATIONS
Course:OMD5801
This course is part of the following Program(s): OMDP - Business Management Skills (Pembroke Campus), OMDP - Leadership Skills (Pembroke Campus)
What makes people tick ... and how to keep them going! Human Relations will improve your understanding of people. You discuss motivation, handling conflict, delegation, building morale and more. Studying these topics gives you practical insights into handling people more effectively and improve your overall performance.
Notes: Fast track 3 day format. Instructor: S. Hopping. Text extra. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus.
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| F, Sa, Su | 751 | Nov 21 - Nov 23 | 8 AM - 6 PM | $215.00 | |
INTRODUCTION TO CHOCOLATE
Course:GEN7113
This course introduces the student to the world of chocolate, from bean to bar. Through demonstrations you will learn the important process of tempering and examine the different qualities of chocolate. You will learn tasting techniques and sample a number of different chocolates, in addition you will examine tips and myths about chocolate, and be provided with the instructor's basic 'ganache' recipe for making numerous truffles. You will have the opportunity to purchase high quality chocolate from the instructor in order to make your own chocolate at home.
Notes: Optional purchase of chocolate from instructor, $15. Instructor: G. Roche. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Nov 29 | 9 AM - 4 PM | $80.99 | |
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CONCURRENT DISORDERS - DISPELLING THE MYTH
Course:HLT7083
Receive an overview and an understanding of the effects of substance abuse on the client, the family and the medical/judicial system. During this session, there is also discussion on the effects of having both a substance use disorder and having a mental health condition simultaneously.
Notes: Instructor: M. Hillier. Register early - space is limited. Location: Pembroke Campus
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Section |
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Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 761 | Nov 29 | 1 PM - 4 PM | $57.71 | |
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