continuing education guide - cranbrook / kimberley

Cranbrook / Kimberley COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES

Continuing Education

CEJanuary - April 2018

Think. Do. Become.

Contact a Campus Near YouCranbrook 250–489–8242Kimberley 250–427–7116 x3752Call Toll Free 1–877–489–2687 Cranbrook ................................................................................................................................... x3242Kimberley ..................................................................................................................................... x3752Creston .......................................................................................................................................... x4102Fernie ............................................................................................................................................. x5102Golden ........................................................................................................................................... x6102Invermere ..................................................................................................................................... x7104

Continuing Educationfull time, part time and evening classesJanuary - April 2018

cotr.bc.ca/ConEd

Business & Computer Training 14-18Accounting 14Business 17-18Computers 15-16Construction 18

Custom Training Services 31

First Aid 2-4

Full Time 32Fire Training 32

General Interest 23-30Arts & Creativity 23Audio/Radio 24Cooking 24Esthetics 25Health & Wellness 26-27Languages 27Legal 27Lost Skills & Art Forms 28Outdoors 28-29Parenting 29Photography 30

Online Courses 21-22Skills for the 21st Century 21-22

Resource Sector Training 12-13Haul Truck Operator Program 12Renewable Resources 13

Safety 5-7

Specialized Training 10-11Birth Doula Studies 10Introduction to Timber Framing 11Peak TESOL 11Special Event Planning 10

Tourism & Hospitality 19-20Mountain Hospitality Program 20

Transportation 8-9Driving School 8-9

Cranbrook250–489–8242 2 Kimberley

250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

FIRST AID

Occupational First Aid Level 1 When accidents happen you need to be able to handle the situation. This 7-hour course equips you with the emergency skills needed to stabilize an injured person until trained help arrives. Areas covered include bleeding control, CPR, conscious and unconscious choking. Upon completion, you receive a certificate that is valid for 3 years. Course fee includes the book. Minimum age is 16. Please bring photo ID.

CR / Sat / Jan 13 / 8:30am-5pm / S. Hicks / $125 / PVHE-100

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 23 & 25 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-100

KI / Sat / Feb 17 / 8:30am-5pm / S. Hicks / $125 / PVHE-100-K101

CR / Tue & Thu / Feb 20 & 22 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-100

KI / Sun / Mar 11 / 8:30am-5pm / S. Hicks / $125 / PVHE-100-K102

CR / Tue & Thu / Mar 13 & 15 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / TBA / $125 / PVHE-100

CR / Tue & Thu / Apr 3 & 5 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-100

CR / Sat / Apr 14 / 8:30am-5pm / TBA / $125 / PVHE-100

CR / Tue & Thu / Apr 24 & 26 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-100

Occupational First Aid Level 3 The ultimate course in first aid! Recognized in both Alberta and BC, this course prepares you to take on the responsibilities of the first aid attendant providing emergency care in your industry and covers a variety of emergency medical techniques. You must be 16 years of age to take the course and the course fee includes your books, exam fee and certificate, which is valid for 3 years.

You must pick up books at your local campus and complete pre-course work prior to course start date. Please allow for 1 day exam.

Mon-Fri / 10 sessions + 1 day exam / 8:30am-5pm / PVHE-300

CR / Mon & Wed, Fri & Sat / Jan 15-Mar 2 / 17 sessions + 1 day exam / 5pm-9pm & 8:30am-5pm / C. Martyniuck / $895 1 day exam: Mar 3

CR / Mar 5-16 / R. Marchand / $895 / 1 day exam: Mar 19 or 20

CR / Apr 23-May 4 / C. Martyniuk / $895 / 1 day exam: May 7

CR / May 28-Jun 8 / R. Marchand / $895 / 1 day exam: Jun 11

Occupational First Aid Level 3 RecertificationNeed to update your WorkSafeBC OFA Level 3? This course gives you the flexibility to enter the second week of the full 2-week OFA 3 to recertify your ticket. You will be issued the text for the full course and will have to complete all of week one materials prior to starting the second week. Prerequisite: Must have held an OFA Level 3 ticket. Note that all WorkSafeBC regulations apply. The course fee includes the books, exam fee and certificate, which is valid for 3 years. Previous ticket must not have expired more than 2 years on the date of examination; proof must be shown prior to start of class.

You must pick up books at your local campus and complete pre-course work prior to course start date. Please allow for 1 day exam.

Mon-Fri / 5 sessions + 1 day exam / 8:30am-5pm / PVHE-203

CR / Mon & Wed, Fri & Sat / Feb 19-Mar 2 / 7 sessions + 1 day exam / 5pm-9pm & 8:30am-5pm / C. Martyniuk / $649

1 day exam: Mar 3

CR / Mar 12-16 / R. Marchand / $649 / 1 day exam: Mar 19 or 20

CR / Apr 30-May 4 / C. Martyniuk / $649 / 1 day exam: May 7

CR / Jun 4-Jun 8 / R. Marchand / $649 / 1 day exam: Jun 11

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Transportation Endorsement (TE)As an endorsement to the WorkSafeBC OFA Level 1 certificate, this course meets the needs of those responsible for transporting injured workers to medical aid from more remote settings (greater than 20 minutes transport time).

Prerequisite for this course is an OFA 1, or equivalent. Please review the WorkSafeBC regulations on equivalent certifications, or contact your local campus to confirm if you have the correct prerequisite.

CR / Sat / Jan 20 / 8:30am–5pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-301

CR / Sat / Mar 17 / 8:30am–5pm / C. Martyniuk / $125 / PVHE-301

Canadian Red Cross CPR C This course is for police, firefighters, first responders, workplace teams and lifeguards. The course covers CPR for adult, child, infant, two-rescuer CPR, barrier devices, AED, circulation check and rescue breathing. Certificate is valid for 3 years.

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 16 & 18 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm / J. Peters / $125 / PVHE-210

CR / Sat / Feb 17 / 8:30am-5pm / TBA / $125 / PVHE-210

Emergency Medical ResponderThe EMR course is for BC Occupational First Aid Level 3 attendants who wish to upgrade their skills to become an EMR attendant for the ambulance service and prepares the candidate for the provincial examination. This course meets the NOCP guidelines as set out by the Paramedics Association of Canada. Note that most employers in the North are asking for minimum of EMR.

CR / Mon-Sat / Apr 9-14 / 6 sessions / L. Lake / $895 / PVHE-315 / 1 day Exam: Apr 16

Red Cross Standard First Aid Comprehensive First Aid & CPR techniques for those who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies in the workplace or at home. This course covers a variety of topics from basics such as cardiovascular and breathing emergencies, CPR Level C and prevention of disease transmission, to in-depth topics such as sudden medical conditions and injuries to the head and spine.

This course includes a 3-year certification in Standard First Aid and CPR Level C

CR / Fri & Sat / Feb 23 & 24 / 2 sessions / 8:30am-5pm / J. Peters / $249 / PVHE-147


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KI=Kimberley Campus

Paramedic in Industry Are you currently a paramedic in BC wishing to work as a designated Occupational First Aid (OFA) attendant in industry? If so, you need to take this required 4-hour workshop to obtain your first aid certification. Upon successful completion of this bridging course, including a written exam, an OFA Level 3 with “Paramedic in Industry” notation with a 3-year expiry date is issued. This certification is only valid when the paramedic has current licensure as an emergency medical responder, a primary care paramedic, or an advanced care paramedic.

Note: There are 8 home study modules that MUST be submitted prior to the start of this workshop. Course materials are provided via web link and hard copies are available on request for an additional charge.

HOMEWORK AND A COPY OF YOUR BC LICENSE MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO COURSE START DATE

CR / Thu / Feb 1 / 6pm-10pm / R. Marchand / $195 / PVHE-250

CR / Wed / Apr 4 / 6pm-10pm / R. Marchand / $195 / PVHE-250

NEW! Minor Wound Care Refresher This review course is a 1-day refresher, designed to provide the certified first aid attendant with practice on a variety of minor wound care topics, and to create a more effective first aid program in the work place. Pre-reading is required.

Prerequisites: Must hold current OFA level 2 or OFA level 3 certificate.

CR / Fri / Jan 26 / 8:30am-5pm / R. Marchand / 125 + GST / GIHE-166

CR / Fri / Apr 20 / 8:30am-5pm / R. Marchand / 125 + GST / GIHE-166


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

SAFETY

H2S AliveAs the industry standard in Canada and recognized around the world, students will learn how to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H2S) environments and receive a 3-year certificate.

DESIGNED FOR

All workers in the petroleum industry who could be exposed to hydrogen sulphide H2S.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• H2S properties, Health Hazards and Locations - including worker exposure limits

• Hazard Assessment and Control - including H2S case studies

• Respiratory Protective Equipment - including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus

• Detection of H2S - Gas detection demonstrations with various detection devices

• Initial Response Strategy - 7 steps; including 4 rescue techniques and case studies

KI / Fri / Jan 26 / 8am-5pm / J. Hebert / $249 / PVHE-150-KI01

CR / Fri / Mar 9 / 8am-5pm / J. Hebert / $249 / PVHE-150

MSI - Musculoskeletal InjuriesMusculoskeletal Injuries (MSIs): a well-known form of repetitive strain injuries. As an employer you want to ensure your employees are being as risk free as possible to ensure efficiency and effectiveness at work. As an employee you want to ensure you are being as safe as possible to ensure your well-being and quality of life. By understanding what MSIs are, knowing how to identify signs and symptoms of MSIs, knowing how MSIs may occur, being able to identify and assess risk factors associated with MSIs, and then develop risk control options for MSIs, you can be sure you are doing your best to prevent injuries.

CR / Wed / Apr 18 / 12pm-4pm / R. Forget / $129 + GST / GIPD-328


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

Asbestos AwarenessAsbestos was commonly used for insulation against cold weather, noise, and fireproofing. In some cases asbestos is still used. It can be dangerous, causing cancer and other diseases. By introducing you to the different asbestos types, their properties, what classifications mean, and what the uses were, you can begin to understand what the hazards are, the potential health effects, what abatement procedures are used, the personal protective equipment used during these abatement methods, hazardous materials survey requirements and the problems associated with poor abatement methods.

CR / Thu / Apr 19 / 12pm-4pm / R. Forget / $129 + GST / GIPD-115

WHMIS 2015 GHSWorkplace Hazardous Materials Information System training to meet the Federal Hazardous Products Act requirements for handling hazardous materials in the workplace.

CR / Sat / Feb 3 / 8:30am-12:30pm / J. Macaulay / $49 / PVHE-112

CR / Sat / Apr 21 / 8:30am-12:30pm / J. Macaulay / $49 / PVHE-112

WHMIS 2015 GHS OnlineIn Canada all employers are required by law to provide WHMIS instruction to all employees who work in contact with, or in proximity to, any materials defined as ‘hazardous’. In each work environment there are a wide range of materials and products which can be hazardous to a worker’s health if they are not handled and used properly. Cleaning products, solvents, paints, glues and toners are just a sample of some of the hazardous materials which, if not used properly, can have adverse health effects.

KI / Ongoing / $29 / PVHE-700-KI01


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Basic Fall ProtectionThis 8-hour course includes theory and practical application exercises to introduce the student to fall protection standards. This program teaches all core concepts of fall protection from a regulatory and standards perspective including fall protection requirements for workers and employers, hierarchy of fall protection, methods of hazard identification, examining various fall protection and fall arrest systems, equipment care and maintenance and understanding the ABCs of a Personal Fall Protection System. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of anchorages, body support and connectors as well as an introduction into rescue basics including self-rescue and assisted rescue.

CR / Fri / Feb 16 / 8am-4:30pm / A. Dresser / $249 / PVHE-517

CR / Sat / Apr 28 / 8am-4:30pm / A. Dresser / $249 / PVHE-517

TDG OnlineVirtual TDG is designed to provide instruction for Canadian employees on the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations. TDG training is required for all employees involved in the transportation, storage and shipment of goods classified as dangerous. Virtual TDG is available in English and French. The course can be completed in stages and takes approximately 2 to 3 hours to complete. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be able to print a TDG Certificate. This Certificate must be signed by the student’s employer/designated manager to be considered valid. Self-employed persons may sign off their own TDG Certificate.

KI / Ongoing / $39 / PVHE-701-KI01


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

TRANSPORTATION

Air Brakes This course is a comprehensive study of commercial vehicle air brake systems and a presentation of pre-trip inspection and brake adjustment to prepare for the Motor Vehicle Branch Air Endorsement exam. This 20-hour course requires a valid BC Driver’s License (you may also take this course with a Learner’s License).

Prerequisites: Hold a valid British Columbia (or provincial equivalent) Driver’s License.

CR / Fri-Sun / Apr 6-8 / 3 sessions / 8:30am-4:30pm / C. Pitney / $295 / PVIN-131

Class 1 Commercial Driver Our 51-hour (plus 20 hours for air brakes) course will prepare you for a career as an entry-level truck driver and provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the ICBC road test. Students will complete their training in our truck and dry-van trailer, in the classroom, and on our state-of-the-art simulators. Once prepared to start their road training, students will receive one-on-one instruction with our ICBC Certified Instructors. Upon completion of the course, students will road test with ICBC using the College’s truck. Class 1 students are given the opportunity to complete their WHMIS and TDG online. Consider the benefits of receiving your training with College of the Rockies; we have been a certified ICBC driving school since 1975 (uninterrupted). Our courses are offered when you are ready to learn. Our instructors provide real-life trucking experience, and quality curriculum and instruction to all our driving classes.

Prerequisites: Hold a valid British Columbia Class 1 Learner’s License, Air Brakes Endorsement (obtained at the beginning of the course), Driver’s Abstract (with 5 years of driving recorded on it), and be at least 19 years of age.

CR / Mon-Fri / 15 sessions / 8am-5pm / $7795 / PVIN-101

Call 250-489-8242 or visit cotr.bc.ca/driving-school for more information.


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Class 3 Commercial Driver Our course will prepare you to become an entry-level truck driver (trucks with more than two axles, such as dump or tow trucks). Students will begin with training on our state-of-the-art simulators. Our simulators are used as tools to provide a safe, interactive, confidence-building experience for all students. Once in the truck, our students will receive their road training through one-on-one instruction with an ICBC Certified Instructor, and College of the Rockies’ own truck. Course includes WHMIS and TDG online, and use of the College’s truck for your ICBC road test. Consider the benefits of receiving your training with College of the Rockies; our instructors provide real-life trucking experience and quality instruction to all our driving classes.

Prerequisites: Class 3 Learner’s License; Driver’s Abstract; and Air Brakes Certification

Prerequisites: Hold a valid British Columbia Class 3 Learner’s License, Air Brakes Endorsement (obtained at the beginning of the course), Driver’s Abstract (with 5 years of driving recorded), and be at least 18 years of age.

CR / Mon-Fri / 8am-5pm / $3590 / PVIN-102

Class 3 to 1 Commercial Driver UpgradeIf you already have your Class 3 license and are looking to upgrade to a Class 1, this course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to pass the ICBC Class 1 road test. Our course will provide a review of Class 3 skills before introducing you to the driving experience with a truck and trailer (classroom, simulator, and in-truck training). Included in this course is use of the College’s truck for 2 hours during your ICBC road test. Consider the benefits of receiving your training with College of the Rockies. Our instructors provide real-life trucking experience and quality instruction to all our driving classes.

Prerequisites: Hold a valid British Columbia Class 1 Learner’s License; Air Brakes Endorsement, Driver’s Abstract (with 5 years of driving recorded on it), and be at least 19 years of age.

CR / Mon-Fri / 8am-5pm / $4205 / PVIN-103

Call 250-489-8242 or visit cotr.bc.ca/driving-school for more information.


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Birth Doula Studies OnlineWhether you have a passion for supporting families or wish to use this as a stepping stone to explore other perinatal professions, College of the Rockies’ Continuing Education Birth Doula Studies Certificate Program is the perfect choice. The Doula as a Holistic Birth Practitioner, The Doula during Childbirth, and The Baby, The Business and You are the three topics covered in the program.

Minimum Age Requirement: 18 years old at the time when Practicum begins.

For more information about the program please visit: cotr.bc.ca/doula/

KI / Feb 5-Apr 27 / 12 weeks + Practicum / C. Schultz / $649 PVPS-260-KI01R

Special Event Planning OnlineEnter the exciting, fast-paced world of special events by earning a Continuing Education Special Event Planning Certificate! Whether you are currently working in special events or are interested in entering the field, this certificate is for you. Best Practices in Event Management, Event Coordination, Event Marketing, and Risk Management are the four topics covered in the program.

For more information about the program please visit: cotr.bc.ca/sepac/

KI / Feb 5-Apr 27 / 12 weeks / 96 hours / E. Wilkins / $795 / PVBM-1200-KI01R


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Peak TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) OnlineOur Peak TESOL program is recognized by *TESL Canada! Instructor provides support, including plenty of feedback on assignments plus help and advice in overseas job searches. Successful completion of the Peak TESOL program, along with a university degree may allow you earn your *TESL Canada Professional Certificate Standard One.

For more information about the program please visit: cotr.bc.ca/tesol/

KI / Jan 7-Mar 15, 2019 / 10 Weeks / 120 + 20 hours practicum $1995 / TEO-200-KI01

*TESL Canada is currently experiencing a significant transition. For up to date information visit www.tesl.ca

Introduction to Timber Framing 6-Day WorkshopLearn the art of timber framing! This is a great introduction to the craft of timber framing that even experienced workers will enjoy, using traditional hand tools and some specialized power tools to create a beautifully sculpted result, the class will build and raise a small timber frame structure.

Prerequisites: The student is required to have some basic carpentry experience prior to taking the course and be comfortable using the English language.

KI / Mon-Sat / Apr 23-28 / 6 sessions / 8:30am–4:30pm / $895 (+$175 refundable Tool Box Deposit) / PVIN-117-KI01

Call 250-427-7116 x3752 or visit cotr.bc.ca/timber-intro for more information


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

Haul Truck Operator ProgramThis 4-week program offers an introduction to safe and efficient operation of a haul truck in a surface mining or oil sands site. Haul Truck operators are in demand in mines across Canada as well as the Alberta oil sands. Haul Truck operator is the common entry-level job in a mine site. Utilizing state-of-the-art motion-based simulators, classroom-led and online modules include safety and operating procedures, warning systems and protocols, assessing and reacting to alarms, emergency scenarios, walk-around inspections and cab controls, start-up, shutdown, braking, steering, tire care, dumping and loading procedures. Our program uses simulators for both Komatsu and Caterpillar haul trucks, which are most commonly used in large surface pit operations in Canada. The program includes instruction in the following safety tickets: Mine Supervisor Certificate (Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in BC), Standard First Aid for Industry (2-day), WHMIS and Construction Safety Training System (CSTS).

Pre-requisites: Age 18, Grade 12 or equivalent, Valid Class 5 Driver’s License, Declaration of physical ability to climb a ladder and informational conversation with HTO lead instructor.

Tuition: $7500

Dates: Cranbrook: Fernie

January 29-February 23, 2018 January 2-26, 2018

April 3-27, 2018 March 5-30, 2018

To learn more contact:Cranbrook 250-489-2751 x3457 Fernie: 250-423-4691 x5104

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RESOURCE SECTOR TRAINING


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Renewable Resources

NEW! Wind Energy System WorkshopThis workshop provides you the opportunity to learn about wind energy, small wind turbines, types of towers, wind controllers, how to do a wind site assessment, see a demonstration of how to properly tension guy-wires, and lower the tower for maintenance purposes. The hands-on portion covers assembly of tower, installation of turbine, raising of the tilt-up tower and floating a weather balloon to locate the turbulent zone and where the laminar airflow starts.

To register go to solarinstitute.ca or if you have any questions call 1-866-804-4625

CR / Wed-Fri / Apr 4-6 / 3 sessions / 8:30am-4:30pm / M. Borsato / $1199 + GST

Solar PV Design & Installation This 5-day Solar PV Design & Installation course provides a thorough understanding of the unique aspects of Solar PV systems design and installation. It covers the importance of system sizing, component selection as well as good design and installation practices. This hands-on course includes:

• The science of solar energy and how it works

• Electrical basics, system components; inverters

• Mechanical attachments including roof, charge controllers, batteries, monitoring pole and ground mount

• Wire sizing, system bonding and grounding

• Site evaluations

• The business of solar energy

• Workplace safety

To register go to solarinstitute.ca or if you have questions call 1-866-804-4625

CR / Mon-Fri / Apr 9-13 / 5 sessions / 8:30am–4:30pm / M. Borsato / $1795 + GST ($1895 + GST after Mar 9)


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

BUSINESS & COMPUTER TRAINING

AccountingBasic BookkeepingWhat are debits and credits? Course covers a system of bookkeeping suitable for small businesses and enables students without previous experience in bookkeeping to track business transactions in a systematic matter.

CR / Tue-Thu / Feb 13-22 / 6 sessions / 6pm–9pm / A. Fillis / $225 / PVBM-158

SAGE 50 AccountingMake accounting simple using this software to get your accounts on the computer and manage your books. Includes setting up your company’s books, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, and general modules and basic period-end reporting procedures.

Note: Basic Bookkeeping or equivalent training / experience is a prerequisite.

CR / Mon & Wed / Feb 26-Mar 14 / 6 sessions / 6pm–9pm / K. Oleson / $289 / PVBM-416

QuickBooksGet the hands-on training you need to start using QuickBooks to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile bank accounts, create and print invoices, receipts and statements, track your payables, inventory and receivables, create estimates, prepare payroll and generate reports. Note: Basic Bookkeeping or equivalent training/experience is a prerequisite.

CR / Tue & Thu / Apr 10-26 / 6 sessions / 6pm–9pm / S. Elliott / $289 / PVBM-1091

PayrollIncrease your payroll knowledge and confidence! Start with an overview of payroll, including the basic skills required to complete a simple payroll for a number of employees using both manual and spreadsheet calculations. Obtain the knowledge needed to apply and use the tax tables as well as to calculate overtime and amounts owed to other agencies. Also discover how to produce journal entries, calculate the amounts due to the government and review employment standards and labour relations.

Please bring a pencil, eraser, and calculator to every class.

CR / Tue & Wed / May 1 & 2 / 2 sessions / 6pm–9pm / S. Elliott / $119 / PVBM-1072


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Computers Introduction to Computers New to computers and all that jargon? This is the course for you! Start with the basics, then learn how to navigate your way around for a taste of what software, hardware, internet and basic programs are all about. This is a casual and friendly way to start experiencing the computer world and using Windows 10.

CR / Wed & Thu / Jan 17 & 18 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm / R. Surtees / $109 / PVBM-104

Windows & File ManagementThis course is an up-to-date experience with Microsoft’s latest operating system. Learn how to use the Start Menu and Quick Search interact with the computer. Explore basic navigation, programs, accessories, the Control Panel, internet, and file management. Some keyboarding and mouse skills are required.

CR / Wed & Thu / Feb 21 & 22 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm / R. Surtees / $109 / PVBM-1031

iGadgets – Getting the Most Out of Yours Do you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch? Get the most out of your device with this course that will teach you new functions, applications and answer all your ‘i’ questions. Time will be divided equally between instructor-led learning and student-driven tutorial time. Please have the latest iOS installed on your device and be sure your device is fully charged.

CR / Wed / Jan 17 / 6pm-9pm / J. Lockhart / $45 + GST / GIBM-101

iGadgets 2 – Dive in a Little MoreDo you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch? Come dive in a little more into understanding the basics of your idevice, plus get to know the apps that come pre-loaded on your device. Time will be split between instructor-led and student-driven time. Please have the latest iOS installed on your device and be sure your device is fully charged. Prerequisite: iGadgets – Getting the Most Out of Yours.

CR / Wed / Jan 24 / 6pm-9pm / J. Lockhart / $45 + GST / GIBM-996


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KI=Kimberley Campus

Microsoft Excel 2016 Certificate Take the complete MS Excel Certificate to become proficient in MS Excel 2016. A chance to master all three levels of Excel at a discounted rate! This course will make your everyday easier by taking your skills to the next level. Receive certification as a result of successful completion and upgrade your resumé. This certificate includes the content outlined in MS Excel Levels 1, 2 & 3.

Take all 3 Excel classes and gain solid skills for a discounted rate of $275 and receive a Certificate of Completion.

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 23-Feb 8 / 6 sessions / 6pm-9pm / S. Bonham / $275 / PVBM-509

MS Excel 2016 Level 1Explore the basics of Excel 2016 and find out how to set up spreadsheets including formulas, graphs, and database features. This course also covers simple functions, basic formatting techniques, and printing. Students will also be shown how to create and modify charts, and learn how to manage large workbooks. Intro to Computers, Windows and File Management or equivalent are required for this course.

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 23 & 25 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm / S. Bonham / $109 / PVBM-506

MS Excel 2016 Level 2Formulas and functions are what make Excel spreadsheets so useful. Learn how to use more than just basic “SUM” functions and build on the skills and concepts taught in Excel 2016 Level 1. Learn advanced functions like absolute cell references, “IF” functions, using spreadsheets with formulas to answer “WHAT-IF” questions and using “GOAL SEEK” to analyze how to meet a desired target. This course will also explore the more advanced features of working with data charts. (MS Excel Level 1 or equivalent is required for this course.)

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 30 & Feb 1 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm / S. Bonham / $109 / PVBM-507

MS Excel 2016 Level 3Apply your skills from MS Excel Level 1 and Level 2 to go even further. Incorporated into the course are advanced spreadsheet formatting, advanced formulas, and creating and using templates. Learn advanced functions such as macros, pivot tables, lookup functions, and “GOAL SEEK”.

Prerequisite: MS Excel Level 2 or equivalent is required for this course.

CR / Tue & Thu / Feb 6 & 8 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm / S. Bonham / $109 / PVBM-508

File Management ChecklistExcellent file management skills are a prerequisite for all of our software courses.

Can you do all of the following functions?

• Understand file name extensions • Display contents of a drive/folder

• Single-select and multi-select files • Drag and drop files to a new location

• Create and name a new folder • Copy and move files/folders

• Delete files/folders • Rename files/folders

• Sort files by name, type, size or date • Display storage space on a disk or drive

• Save files in specific folders • Search and/or find a file using wildcards

• Know the layout of and be able to use a keyboard • Create shortcuts to files and folders

• Left-click and right-click a mouse for navigation and options/menus

If you cannot perform all of the functions on this list, you must take Introduction to Computers before taking a software course. This helps ensure you have the essential skills needed to learn how to use software.


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Business NEW! Interpretive Guide ProgramThe Interpretive guide program is designed for anyone who delivers or wants to deliver interpretive programs to the public. It combines both the theoretical fundamentals of the profession with practical skills in delivering quality interpretive programming to visitors. Participants can take the training as is or choose to become members of National Association for Interpretation (NAI) and become a Certified Interpretive Guide through NAI.

CR / Tue-Fri / May 8-11 / 4 sessions / 8:30am-5pm / S. Fui Cheung / $269 + GST / GIRE-874

Food Entrepreneur Series Are you an Entrepreneur? Do you already have goods being sold at markets or out of your house? Are you wondering what the next step is to grow your business? It’s hard making the first steps to growing a larger business and, in this exciting new series, you will have your chance to learn from other successful entrepreneurs who are eager to share their experiences. You don’t have to learn lessons the hard way, learn from people who have learned them already! Leave class with a toolkit roadmap.

Register for all 3 and SAVE!

CR / Wed / Apr 4-18 / 3 sessions / 9am-4pm / $249 + GST / GIPS-105-01R

Introduction to Entrepreneurship Are you sure you have what it takes to own your own successful business? Do you know the difference between retail pricing and wholesale? With successful local entrepreneurs leading these classes learn the ins and outs of market assessment and the importance of business goals.

CR / Wed / Apr 4 / 9am-4pm / $99 + GST / GIPS-106

Essentials of Food Production Do you feel bogged down with paperwork, licensing and all that red tape? Health and Safety regulations can be daunting. There is so much to know. Discuss local regulations, equipment required, menu planning and food cost, the distribution chain, what to sell and why, packaging and getting your product to store level.


Introduction to Food Truck Operations Food trucks are all the rage right now. Most are even serving quite healthy options. There are many things to consider such as the bylaws around food trucks and how everywhere is different. Planning a menu for production, food purchasing and production itself are all critical things that will determine success or not. Take your chance to learn and leave with resources and contacts to get you on your way! End the day with a hands-on food truck operating experience.



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Conflict Skills for WorkplaceConflict is a natural part of our lives. How you communicate can heavily effect how conflict is perceived by others and resolved. These skills are not something people are born with, they are developed. The basics of communication and conflict, tools, strategies and styles are all covered with hands-on exercises to put what is learned into practice. Having great communication and conflict resolution skills improves your work life, reducing stress with management, co-workers and the public.

CR / Fri / Apr 27 / 1pm-4pm / J. Cale / $79 + GST / GIPD-1106

Leading with Deliberate Conversations Join us for Leadership Skills Part 1: Increasing self-awareness to build better teams with Deliberate Conversations©. This 3-month program will focus on the leadership domains of Lead Self and Engage Others while boosting your leadership awareness and your capacity to confidently have the conversations that matter. Deliberate Conversations are the ones where there may be polar perspectives, where the stakes are high, or where emotions are charged. Through this interactive on-line platform we will explore the key elements of Deliberate Conversations and encourage an open exchange of information with different stakeholder groups. We will pay close attention to structuring a deliberate conversation, through skillful questioning, solution-focused thinking, and understanding how your style and leadership language impact conversations. Build on these skills and anchor this work in behaviour change as you develop your own Deliberate Leadership Compass and personal Leadership Development Plan.

Includes 2-day retreat from Feb 16-18!

CR / Feb 7-May 2 / 60 hours / T. Mclennan / $2799 + GST / GIBM-999

As you continue your leadership journey be sure to check out our upcoming ICF accredited Introduction to Excelerator Coaching class in the guide and Leadership Skills Part 2: Leading in Action

For more details on the program and facilitators, please contact us at 250-489-8242 or [email protected].

NEW! Introduction to Excelerator CoachingCoaching is used by many organizations to support improved individual and team performance. In this full-day workshop, individuals can expect to participate in facilitated discussions, individual and group activities and experiential learning through coaching practice. This is a highly-experiential session where participants will have the opportunity to practice coaching skills and experience being coached while working with real issues they face at work. Course content includes: clarifying what coaching is, introducing the Excelerator Coaching™ model, exploring coaching techniques and tools, and consolidating learning through coaching practice.

CR / Fri / Mar 9 / 8:30am-4:30pm / C. Andreas / $450 / PVBM-605

ConstructionNEW! Introduction to Construction QualityWith changing and challenging construction requirements and the increasing emphasis on quality, this course introduces the participant to Construction Quality Control, QC, and Construction Quality Assurance, QA, while explaining the major differences between QC and QA. This course is aimed to benefit construction and engineering personnel who are considering specializing in the quality area of projects, and project owners or their representatives.

Instructor, George Blakley, has over 50 years’ experience in the construction industry. 25 years of experience in construction quality as an inspector, a QC Manager, and a QA Manager. Worked on projects in BC, AB, Sask, and NFLD.

CR / Sat / Apr 7 / 9am-1pm / G. Blakley / $89 + GST / GIIN-100


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FoodSafe Level 1A food handling, sanitation and work safety course designed for food service establishment operators and front line food service workers such as cooks, servers, bussers, dishwashers, and deli workers. This 8-hour course covers important food safety and worker safety information including foodborne illness, receiving and storing food, preparing food, serving food, cleaning and sanitizing.

Course fee includes the book and certificate.

Effective July 29, 2013, all FOODSAFE Level 1 certificates issued in British Columbia are valid for 5 years. Certificates issued prior to July 29, 2013 will expire July 29, 2018.

Exams can be pre-requested in languages other than English. Please contact us for more details.

CR / Sat / Jan 27 / 8:30am–4:30pm / J. St. Jean / $125 / PVPS-101

KI / Sat / Mar 10 / 8:30am-4:30pm / J. St. Jean / $125 / PVPS-101-KI01

CR / Sat / Apr 21 / 8:30am–4:30pm / J. St. Jean / $125 / PVPS-101

Food Safety for Food Handlers Online Food Safety for Food Handlers is the online equivalent to FoodSafe Level 1. Complete all your coursework online with a user-friendly website that provides practice questions and real life scenarios. You can register and begin this course any time. This multimedia training is available 24/7 and you can complete it from anywhere equipped with a windows-based computer, high speed connection and Internet Explorer web browser. The course takes approximately 6 hours to complete and once you have started, you have 30 days to study and write your exam. Students are required to complete the final exam at one of our campuses for a fee of $40.

For more details contact the Kimberley Campus at 250-427-7116 x3752 or email [email protected]

KI / Ongoing / $85 + $40 Exam Fee / PVPS-109-KI01

TOURISM & HOSPITALITY


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Mountain Hospitality ProgramJob Skills Training OpportunityWho is this for? • Unemployed non-EI eligible, under employed and seasonal workers and employed but low skilled

What will you get?

5 weeks of training including industry certifications in:

• First Aid • WHMIS

• FoodSafe • Serving it Right

• Plus 5 World Host Training Certificates

• Computer Skills

• Job Search Skills

• Industry Skills

• Intro to Front & Back Country Operations

• One Week Work Placement

When is it?

Cranbrook • Feb 5 to Mar 16, 2018 • Work Placement March 12 to 16, 2018


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Skills for the 21st Century! The Continuing Education Department is offering a selection of courses in partnership with Learning Resources Network (LERN). LERN is an international education association serving thousands of students in continuing education. Online Learning...at your fingertips...on your schedule!

For more detailed descriptions visit www.cotr.bc.ca/coned/ or contact the Kimberley Campus for more information at 250-427-7116 x3752 or email [email protected]

ONLINE COURSES

Office Operations CertificateEfficient office operations can mean the difference between success and not-so-much, between being in the black and being in the red. Moving from you and your employees working harder to working smarter, the strategies and benchmarks of office operations increases the productivity of every person in your organization. Position yourself in your organization as the one who knows what to get done, and how to get things done in office operations. You can register for an individual course or take all 3 courses to receive a special rate.

KI / Online / Feb 5-Apr 27 / $649 / PVBM-100-KI01R

Office Operations Course Feb 5–Mar 2 / $259 / PVBM-1027-KI01

Cyber Security for Managers Mar 5–30 / $259 / PVBM-1028-KI01

Embracing Sustainability in the Workplace Apr 2–27 / $259 / PVBM-1029-KI01

Entrepreneurial Finance CertificateFinance is a key to entrepreneurial success. The lack of financial knowledge about business and business start-ups is one of the leading causes of failure for entrepreneurial ventures. As an entrepreneur, you have limited time, and you certainly have limited resources so knowing where to put your valuable time, and your limited resources, is critical to the success of your new venture. After successfully completing the Entrepreneurial Finance Certificate, you will have exponentially increased your knowledge about entrepreneurial finance, and how to maximize the chances of success and minimize the risks for your new venture. You can register for an individual course or take all 3 courses to receive a special rate of $649.

KI / Online / Feb 5-Apr 27 / $649 / PVBM 01-KI01R

Accounting & Finance for Non-Financial Managers Feb 5–Mar 2 / $259 / PVBM-1014-KI01

Cash is King Mar 5–30 / $259 / PVBM-1016-KI01

Funding Your Business Apr 2–27 / $259 / PVBM-101-KI01

Project Management CertificateIn today’s business environment there is a need for good project management. Through continuous monitoring and early detection of variations to plan, schedule and budget can be communicated to stakeholders for quick resolution, including project cancellation. An overview of salaries, certification costs, education and experience requirements are provided. Acquire a well-rounded knowledge of the five Project Management Processes relating to the Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide. Finally, learn the ten Project Management Knowledge Areas and their support role and relationships to the five Project Management Processes. You can register for an individual course or take all 3 courses to receive a special rate of $649.

KI / Online / Feb 5-Apr 27 / $649 / PVBM 1045-KI01R

Introduction to Project Management Feb 5–Mar 2 / $259 / PVBM-1046-KI01

Project Management Processes Mar 5–30 / $259 / PVBM-1047-KI01

Project Management Knowledge Areas Apr 2–27 / $259 / PVBM-1048-KI01


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Social Media for Business CertificateGet in on this exciting and growing way to communicate, market and serve your customers and clients. Learn how social networks are used to develop a two-way communication and marketing strategy for your organization. Find out what you can be doing, what you should be doing and take back a plan to integrate social networks into your communication and marketing. You can register for an individual course or take all 3 courses to receive a special rate of $649..

KI / Online / Feb 5-Apr 27 / $649 / PVBM-986-KI01R

Introduction to Social Media Feb 5–Mar 2 / $259 / PVBM-987-KI01

Marketing using Social Media Mar 5-30 / $259 / PVBM-988-KI01

Integrating Social Media in your Organization Apr 2-27 / $259 / PVBM-989-KI01

Law for Non-Lawyers You can improve your value to your organization and serve your organization better by recognizing some of the legal issues that work organizations face on a regular basis. For non-lawyers in a variety of work environments, you will find out what you should know, and when to consult a lawyer. After completing this course, you will better understand legal issues in the workplace, know when your organization needs to consult a lawyer, and have the knowledge to better serve your organization and work with lawyer

KI / Online / Feb 5–Mar 2 / $259 / PVBM-1009-KI01

Teaching Adults CertificateThis is your invitation to teach others in-person and join in one of the more important functions in life - passing on knowledge and skills to others. It is both an opportunity and a responsibility. Whether you want to teach others or currently teach others, in any setting, either formally or informally, this course is for you. We will give you both the fundamental and advanced information to improve your teaching. Your lead instructor is author of How to Teach Adults, the best-selling book on the subject. The ebook version is included in the course.

KI / Online / Feb 5–Mar 30 / $389 / PVBM-1021-KI01

Identity TheftIdentity theft continues to grow. Now more than 50 percent of identity theft occurs in the workplace. Learn to address both private and workplace concerns. You will receive information about the basic, common sense steps necessary to protect your identity and assets. Then develop comprehensive expertise in how to deter data theft, detect fraud, and minimize the impact of any damage inflicted.

KI / Online / Mar 5–30 / $259 / PVBM-1024-KI01


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GENERAL INTEREST

Arts & Creativity Cartooning Learn the basics of cartooning from accomplished cartoonist Vance Rodewalt. You don’t have to know how to draw… if you can hold a pencil, you can join this class. This 2-day workshop is designed for anyone of any age from absolute beginner to just short of cartooning master. You’ll learn the basics of cartooning, as well as expressions, moods, shading, colouring, an introduction to cartooning with Photoshop and more.

Featuring: finished art, shading and advanced expressions.

Course delivered by Vance Rodewalt – retired editorial cartoonist for the Calgary Herald, as well as past illustrator for Marvel Comics and Cracked Magazine.

CR / Fri & Sat / Feb 23 & 24 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 10am-2pm (Sat) / V. Rodewalt / $129 + GST / GIAR-982

Ice Carving Creations Explore your creative side and let your juices flow in a whole new way! Have you ever seen some of the sculptures in the winter festivals around the world? Amazing! Carve your very own, and show it off on your lawn to all the neighbours; better yet invite all the neighbours to join the class to see whose carving is best. Join our instructor, Chef Rusty Cox, world ice carving traveller. Register today to see how he does it! Dress warmly as the class will be outside; this isn’t water carving!

All Materials included. Must be 19 years or older.

CR / Sat / Feb 17 / 10am-1pm / R. Cox / $195 + GST / GIPS-536

NEW! Seasonal Wreath MakingUsing natural materials grown locally and ethically wildcrafted, create a beautiful and customized wreath to adorn your home this season. Learn a variety of techniques to realize your own vision, incorporating the style and spirit you wish to express. All materials are included in price.

We would like to incorporate some branch weaving, weather permitting.

Bring garden clippers and gloves if you have them.

Instructor Shannon Grey Duncan is a local herbalist and wildcrafter inspired by our native plants. Her floral design has developed over years of growing, harvesting and creating in the East Kootenay.

CR / Sat / Mar 3 / 10am-1pm / S. Duncan / $79 + GST / GIAR-197

CR / Wed / Apr 25 / 6:30pm-9:30pm / S. Duncan / $79 + GST / GIAR-197


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Audio/RadioNEW! An Introduction to Voiceovers (Getting Started In Voice Acting)“Wow, you have a great voice!” Have you heard that more times than you can count? Or maybe you listen to your favourite audiobooks, commercials, or cartoon characters and think, “I could do that!” If so, then you could have what it takes to begin working as a professional Voiceover Artist. Explore the voiceover industry with your instructor, a professional, working voice actor from the voice acting training company, Voices For All, in a one-on-one, personalized, video chat setting. Discover the current trends in the industry and how they make it easy and affordable for just about anyone to get involved. In this one-time, 90-minute, introductory class, you’ll also learn about the different types of voiceovers and the tools you’ll need to find success. And then…we’re rolling! Your instructor will record you as you read a real script, then offer you some coaching so you can improve your delivery. Your instructor will take notes on your performance so you can receive a professional voiceover evaluation later. After the class, you will have the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this is something you’d like to pursue. Check out the video at www.voicesforall.com/ooo to get a better sense of how the class works. Must be 18 years and over. You owe it to yourself to finally explore the possibilities of this fun and rewarding job!

For more information, contact the Kimberley Campus: [email protected] or 250-427-7116 ext 3751

KI / 1 session / $49 + GST / GIAR-576-KI01

Cooking

Sushi, Sushi, Sushi Maki sushi, temaki sushi, chirashi sushi. What types of sushi do you like? Come and experience all aspects of sushi making. Learn how to cook rice properly for sushi and make fillings such as crispy tempura prawns, delicious sweet egg omelets and many others from scratch. Come and explore the terminology of Japanese ingredients, cooking tools and how to utilize them. During the class taste mouth-watering creations while acquiring many new techniques!

*Students need to bring: a cutting board, chef’s knife, apron, 2 towels and take home containers

CR / Sat / Jan 20 / 10am-2pm / Y. Negi / $99 + GST / GIPS-1112

The Best of Japan 2 Japan is known for its unique culinary traditions. Let your taste buds travel to Japan without leaving Cranbrook. Discover dishes that are good for entertaining guests and serving family - Agedashi dofu (tofu dish) and Gyoza (meat and vegetable dumplings).

*Students need to bring: a cutting board, chef’s knife, apron, 2 towels and take home containers

KI / Wed / Feb 14 / 5pm-9pm / Y. Negi / $99 + GST / GIPS-103-KI01

CR / Sat / Mar 17 / 10am-2pm / Y. Negi / $99 + GST / GIPS-103


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EstheticsLash Extension Technician Do you love making other people feel beautiful? It is the instructor’s goal through hands-on training to make you feel comfortable and confident in the application and removal of lash extensions and aftercare. You will learn how to safely apply and remove lash extensions, the proper length selection, placement and design for individual clients, and the proper cleaning and sanitation of tools. Upon successful completion become a CERTIFIED lash extension technician with Lash Forever Canada.

Enough supplies included for 150-200 of your own clients!

Students are required to bring 2 different models - 1 each day - for hands-on practice. First day model is to join from 1-5pm; second day model is to join from 10am-5pm. Models should not have long, thick lashes and you should choose someone who would benefit from the extensions. Models must also have very clean lashes with no make-up or face cream.

Dress for comfort and, as steady hands are required, it is also requested that you refrain from having any caffeine prior to coming to the course.

CR / Thu & Fri / Apr 5 & 6 / 2 sessions / 9am-5pm / J. Bellm / $1250 / PVPS-226

Pedicure & Manicure Certification CourseWith over 18 years of experience in the field, Professional Esthetician, Shannon Edmonstone, brings a wealth of knowledge to the Manicurist and Pedicurist Program. This certification course provides students with everything they need to learn for professional spa manicure and pedicure treatments. Comprehensive practical and theory training involving nail and foot anatomy, nail disorders, hygiene, paraffin wax treatment, polish application, French Manicure technique, Gelish application and massage techniques will be covered. Correct salon and spa sanitation procedures in accordance with Health Canada Act will be taught to ensure proper knowledge and safe practices are delivered.

Two week blocks are scheduled between classroom session days for students to work on their practicum assignments with live models. This is an essential part of mastering the techniques learned in class.

Students are required to bring a model each afternoon during class sessions. A College of the Rockies Manicurist and Pedicurist Certification of Completion will be awarded to those students who successfully complete the course. Grades will be based on practicum assignments, classroom work and final exams.

Course Includes: Training Manual and Student Mani/Pedi Product Kit needed for classroom and practicum assignments (valued at $375).

Minimum age of 16 years. Please note that students younger than 18 years of age must successfully complete an interview screening assessment prior to being accepted into the program.

Pre-requisites: Pre-reading and review assignment will be required prior to the course date for all students.

CR / Mon & Wed & Sat / Jan 29, 31 & Feb 3, Feb 26 & 28, Mar 14 / 6 sessions / 5:30pm-9:30pm (Mon & Wed) & 10am-2pm (Sat)

S. Edmonstone / $1295 / PVPS-158


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Health & WellnessTales From WithinAre you feeling stuck? Getting tired of the same old routine and feel the struggle to make positive changes that you know need to be made? Is your energy low and sluggish? How many times a day do you find yourself judging or comparing yourself to someone else or an “ideal”? This is a 5-week Program to help you re-wire your patterns! We will be introducing new philosophies and experiments on how to navigate through negativity and fall into a place of love and balance, leaving you with tools to maintain your new skills.

This workshop is open to anyone over the age of 16

Online / CR / Thu / Feb 8-Mar 8 / 5 sessions / 6pm-7pm / A. McPherson / $149 + GST / GIPD-1018

Qigong Seasonal Intensive Series Qigong is an ancient Chinese modality using breath work, meditations, and physical exercises to cultivate health in mind, body and spirit. Learn about the seasonal health and wellness guide Asian cultures have been using for thousands of years. Explore and reflect on each of the seasons, and the underlying five element theory, to create greater health and vitality:

Register for all 5 at the same time and receive a $100 gift card to College of the Rockies!

Winter, associated with the element of Water, as well as the kidneys and the bladder; is a time of rest, contemplation and rebuilding energy stores in the body.

CR / Fri & Sat / Feb 2 & 3 / 2 sessions / 6pm-8pm (Fri) & 10am-5pm (Sat) / C. Kimoto / $139 + GST / GIHE-140

Spring, associated with the Wood element, as well as the liver and gallbladder organs; is a time of rebirth, budding new growth and new beginnings, as well as moving forward with a new vision.

CR / Fri & Sat / Apr 6 & 7 / 2 sessions / 6pm-8pm (Fri) & 10am-5pm (Sat) / C. Kimoto / $139 + GST / GIHE-141

Summer, associated with the Fire element, as well as the heart and small intestine organs; is a time of growth and maturation as the fruits, seeds and flowers we planted ripen.

CR / Fri & Sat / Jun 22 & 23 / 2 sessions / 6pm-8pm (Fri) & 10am-5pm (Sat) / C. Kimoto / $139 + GST / GIHE-652

Late Summer, associated with the Earth element, as well as the spleen, stomach, and pancreas; marks the beginning and decline, of decrease, but also a time of abundance to reap your harvest.

CR / Fri & Sat / Sep 7 & 8 / 2 sessions / 6pm-8pm (Fri) & 10am-5pm (Sat) / C. Kimoto / $139 + GST / GIHE-653

Fall, associated with the Metal element, as well as the lungs and large intestine; is a time of letting go of what we no longer need, as well as bringing in “the pure”.

CR / Fri & Sat / Nov 23 & 24 / 2 sessions / 6pm-8pm (Fri) & 10am-5pm (Sat) / C. Kimoto / $139 + GST / GIHE-142

**For each intensive, please bring a mat, pillow, blanket, journal, and a pen. Light refreshments will be provided.

**For more information and full descriptions please visit cotr.bc.ca/coned

NEW! Spring Cleaning NaturallyAfter an overview of ingredients best to avoid we will explore reasons why to choose simpler, natural options for cleaning your home. We will then delve into natural alternatives specific to different areas of your home. Using effective and accessible ingredients, participants will make and bring home 2 customized products and be well informed to make more at home.

CR / Tue / Apr 3 / 6:30pm-9pm / S. Duncan & I. Rutherford / $65 + GST / GINR-300


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NEW! Mindfulness: Cultivating the Mind for HealthMindfulness is a way of being, much more than a technique or a fad. Learn about the great healing - mindfulness as a way of being. Practice tools and strategies that can lower your stress and improve your health. Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way, and shows us what is happening in our bodies, our emotions, our minds, and in the world. Wake up from living a life on automatic pilot. Come, learn and practice the skills with others in an entertaining and supportive atmosphere.

CR / Sat / Feb 24-Mar 10 / 3 sessions / 10am-12pm / M. Smith / $99 + GST / GIHE-104

NEW! Mindfulness: Cultivating the Mind for Successful RelationshipsMindfulness is a way of being, much more than a technique or a fad. Learn about the great healing - mindfulness as a way of being. Practice tools and strategies that can help you communicate better and improve your relationships with yourself and others. Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way, and shows us what is happening in our bodies, our emotions, our minds, and in the world. Wake up from living a life on automatic pilot. Come, learn and practice the skills with others in an entertaining and supportive atmosphere.

CR / Sat / Apr 14-28 / 3 sessions / 10am-12pm / M. Smith / $99 + GST / GIHE-105

LanguagesNEW! Spanish for Travellers Course provides an introduction to the Spanish language and insight into Spanish and Mexican culture for potential travellers. Students are taught to greet and exchange basic information with Spanish speakers, understand simple directions, purchase items in a shop and order food in a restaurant.

KI / Mon & Wed / Jan 29-Feb 21 / 8 sessions / 6:30pm-8:30pm / L. Rodriguez / $125 + GST / GIAR-159-KI01

CR / Tue & Thu / Jan 30-Feb 22 / 8 sessions / 7pm–9pm / L. Rodriguez / $125 + GST / GIAR-159

NEW! Japanese Language Level 1Come and learn useful Japanese phrases, vocabulary and some basic grammar. This course is ideal for people who would like to visit Japan, who have an interest in the culture or for families who host Japanese exchange students.

CR / Wed / Apr 25-May 23 / 5 sessions / 6pm-8pm / S. Murata / $89 + GST / GIAR-152

LegalIntroduction to Estate PlanningDo you know what will happen to your possessions or your debt when you pass away? Do you understand all the expenses your family and loved ones could be faced with? This is your chance to get introduced to the documentation surrounding estate planning, what each document does and the impact of not having a proper estate plan. It will include documents such as a Will, Power of Attorney, Representation Agreement etc. We will also cover the basic concepts around dealing with a deceased’s estate.

CR / Mon & Tue / Apr 23 & 24 / 2 sessions / 7:30pm-9pm / R. Sheppard / $30 + GST / GIPD-361


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Lost Skills & Art FormsBlacksmithing – BasicsOffered in partnership with Ferrebral Ironworks and College Of The Rockies.

This 9-hour course gives a complete beginner an inside view of the artistic world of blacksmithing. With a mixture of practical and hands-on training, students can learn about the basics, as well as choose their own project to build – maybe for that special someone who would appreciate a hand crafted gift. Choose from the following projects; Coat Rack (small), 2 Leaf Door Pulls (medium sized) or Door Knocker.

Please call 250.489.8242 with project selection at least one week prior to course date.

Recommended age: 16 years or older. Participants under 19 MUST have guardian sign release form.

Student requirements available upon registration. Please dress warmly as bay doors may be open for ventilation.

**Includes all materials, no refunds for material costs

CR / Fri & Sat / Mar 9 & 10 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm (Fri) & 9am-4pm (Sat) / H. Hamilton / $189 + GST / GIAR-119

Blacksmithing – Building From Plans This blacksmithing class will use a combination of fabrication and forging techniques. You can utilize a basic set of plans to build a project from scratch to take home with you. Familiarity with the basics is expected. The more difficult forging processes will be demonstrated. Forge and anvil space will be shared alongside your classmates.

Stay tuned for this course’s exciting project!

**Includes all materials, no refunds for material costs

CR / Fri & Sat / Apr 13 & 14 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm (Fri) & 9am-4pm (Sat) / H. Hamilton / $299 + GST / GIAR-980

OUTDOORSCORE Hunter Training New to the hunting field? Make sure you possess the knowledge and skills needed to be a safe and ethical hunter by taking the CORE (Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education) program. You will complete a practical firearms handling test, as well as a written exam. 12 years and older. Must bring ID.

A Certification fee of $30 must be sent to the British Columbia Wildlife Federation (BCWF) by the student upon completion of the course.

Must purchase and review book prior to start date.

CR / Tue-Thu / TBA / 6 sessions / 6:30pm–9:30pm / TBA

KI / Tue-Thu / TBA / 6 sessions / 6:30pm-9:30pm / TBA


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Canadian Firearms Safety Course (PAL)Are you applying for a Possession and Acquisition License? Get the needed firearms training with this course, focusing on non-restricted firearms such as rifles and shotguns. The course covers safety, operations and handling. By law, students must be at least 12 years old when they sign up for the Canadian Firearms Safety Course.

MUST BRING PHOTO ID. MUST OBTAIN AND READ course book prior to course.

KI / Fri & Sat / Feb 2 & 3 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 9am-5pm (Sat) / K. Szol / $125 + GST / GIRE-104-KI01

CR / Fri & Sat / Mar 2 & 3 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 9am-5pm (Sat) / K. Szol / $125 + GST / GIRE-104

CR / Fri & Sat / Apr 13 & 14 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 9am-5pm (Sat) / K. Szol / $125 + GST / GIRE-104

KI / Fri & Sat / Apr 27 & 28 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 9am-5pm (Sat) / K. Szol / $125 + GST / GIRE-104-KI01

CR / Fri & Sat / May 11 & 12 / 2 sessions / 6pm-10pm (Fri) & 9am-5pm (Sat) / K. Szol / $125 + GST / GIRE-104

Bear Aware SafetyWhat should you do if you see a bear? What is the difference between a Black and a Grizzly bear? What does a bear safe campsite look like? Whether working or playing in the outdoors, so many activities take place in bear country. Learning what you need to know, from the basics of bear safety and knowledge, to using bear defense equipment will make you much safer. This course explains in detail what you need to know through classroom and hands-on practice. Make certain you have a good understanding of bear safety and are able to travel safely in bear country and stay safe in the event of an encounter.

CR / Sat / Mar 10 / 9am-2pm / D. Page / $99 + GST / GINR-123

Backcountry Navigation and GPSHunting? Fishing? Hiking? Biking? Here is a great opportunity for you to familiarize yourself with all the benefits that powerful GPS technology has to offer! Fine tune your map interpretation skills and the important features they provide to backcountry users. Put your new skills to use during an afternoon in the field navigating using your GPS unit.

No previous experience necessary, Equipment provided, feel free to bring your own; let us know at time of registration.

CR / Thu & Sat / Apr 26 & 28 / 2 sessions / 6pm-9pm (Thu) & 1pm-3pm (Sat) / J. Todd / $95 + GST / GIRE-118

Parenting NEW! My Smart Hands – Baby Sign Language Imagine….communicating with your baby before he or she can even speak, and/or being able to communicate more effectively with your toddler. Baby sign language reduces frustration, accelerates verbal development and strengthens cognitive skills. It also enhances child-parent bonding through time spent teaching signs to your baby.

Research shows that preverbal infants can communicate through the use of sign language long before they can verbalize their needs. With My Smart Hands, you can gain the skills and knowledge you will need to communicate with your preverbal, hearing baby or to create a more effective mode of communication between you and your toddler.

Bring to class what you and your young one need to be comfortable for the class. 1 hr. break from 12pm-1pm provided.

Price includes up to 2 participants. Must register both people. No charge for baby. Manual included

CR / Sat / May 12 / 10am-3pm / S. Rentiers / $225 + GST / GIAR-131


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Photography NEW! Adobe Photoshop/Lightroom Level 1Explore the basics of Adobe Photoshop/Lightroom to gain a foundation for creating your own digital masterpieces. In this program, we will discuss the basic tools, actions, and functionality of Adobe Photoshop/Lightroom and create a finished piece of digital art. Over the 4 sessions we will collectively work our way through different techniques that will help you understand how many of the tools can be used to further your creativity.

Bring your own laptop to class with the correct software installed.

CR / Mon & Wed / Feb 19-28 / 4 sessions / 6pm-8pm / N. Siemens / $99 + GST / GIAR-103

CR / Tue & Thu / May 1-10 / 4 sessions / 6pm-8pm / N. Siemens / $99 + GST / GIAR-103

Digital Camera Basics You have thrown out the film and gone digital; now how do you use it? Discover the basics of digital imaging in this course. Explore some of the differences between digital and conventional photography. Uncover areas related to operating modes, downloading, emailing and electronic file management. This course covers the basic functions of your camera so you can get the most out of your photos. Be sure to bring your camera and manual to class! Introduction to Computers or Windows and File Management is a prerequisite for this course.

CR / Tue & Thu / Mar 6 & 8 / 2 sessions / 6:30pm-9:30pm / S. Bonham / $95 + GST / GIAR-270

Digital Photography – Next Step Prepare to take the next steps with your digital camera in this class! Uncover more advanced camera features and explore topics related to shutter, aperture, exposure, composition basics, flash, video recording and photo software. Find out some handy tips and tricks in order to take better photos. Make sure you bring your camera and manual to class. Digital Camera Basics is a prerequisite for this course.

CR / Tue & Thu / Mar 13 & 15 / 2 sessions / 6:30pm-9:30pm / S. Bonham / $95 + GST / GIAR-271

• CORE Hunter

• History

• Art

• Geology

• Astronomy

• Basic Car / Bicycle / Home Maintenance

• FoodSafe Level 1

• Gardening

• MS Office

• Mixology

• Glass Blowing

• Ecofriendly living / reducing your carbon footprint

And more............

Instructors Wanted


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CR=Cranbrook Campus

Kimberley Continuing Education & Contract Training Team:Course Info: 250-427-7116 x3752 [email protected]

Lourdes Roxas-Butalid – Administrative Assistant x3752

Tina Slunt - Auxiliary Administrative Assistant x3758

Carrie Peet – Program Administrator x3751

Jeff Cooper – Business Development Manager x3750

Cranbrook Continuing Education & Contract Training Team:Course Info: 250-489-8242 [email protected]

Brittany Davidson – Administrative Assistant 250-489-8242

Gail Knutson – Administrative Assistant 250-489-2751 x3440

Trudy Edmonson – Program Administrator 250-489-2751 x3381

Lorna Schiefner – Contract Coordinator, School Works Program 250-489-2751 x3584

Maureen Modin – Contract Coordinator, Summer Works Program 250-489-2751 x3644

Robin Sudo – Administrative Assistant, Forestry Program 250-489-2751 x3553

Tracey Whiting – Manager 250-489-8235

Custom Training ServicesOur Cranbrook Continuing Education & Contract Training Team will create customized training and educational programs for your industry, organization or business. We provide a wide range of training services including:

First Aid & Safety Training • Red Cross First Aid / CPR (all levels)

• Occupational First Aid (all levels)

• St. John First Aid

• H2S Alive

• Fall Protection

• Confined Space Awareness

• WHMIS & TDG

• S100 & S100A

• Traffic Control / Flagging

• Forklift

• Genie Boom

• Aerial Lift

• FoodSafe

Professional Development • Management Training

• Project Management

• Computer Training

• Leadership Programs

• Conflict Resolution

• Customer Service Training

• Workplace Communication

• Grant Writing

• Managing Change in the Workplace

• Service and Sales Excellence

• Training Needs Assessment

• Corporate or Community Branding

• Industry Training

For more information on our custom training services call today! Direct 250-489-8242


250–427–7116 x3752

KI=Kimberley Campus

September 4, 2018 – February 22, 2019Prepare yourself to meet the challenges and risks of structural firefighting and other demanding fire response occupations. This full-time, 23-week certificate program includes:

Pro Board Certified • NFPA 1001 Fire Fighter Level 1 & 2

• NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Awareness

• NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Operations

• NFPA 1006 Rope Rescue Technician Level 1

• NFPA 1006 Vehicle Rescue Technician Level 1

• NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue Technician Level 1

• NFPA 1081 Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member

Industry/College Certified • Rapid Intervention Awareness

• Emergency Vehicle Operation

• Emergency Scene Traffic Control

• ICS 100 and 200 (Incident Command Systems)

• First Responder

• Emergency Medical Responder

• Occupational First Aid Level 3

• S100 - Basic Fire Suppression & Safety

• S185 - Fire Entrapment Avoidance & Safety

• SPP-WFF1 (Wildland Firefighter Level 1)

• Basic Chainsaw Operations and Safety

• TDG and WHMIS

• Emergency Services Workplace Preparation

Courses are subject to change based on training and Industry requirements.

Contact the Kimberley Campus today at 250-427-7116 x 3752 or email [email protected]

Fire Training Certificate Program

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