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This course is the study of aircraft environmental control and aircraft safety systems basics with emphasis on the electrical and electronic system components.

This course is a continuation of the study of several of the systems found on modern aircraft. Students will gain a familiarity with the systems, their components and their operation in preparation for the next steps in maintenance.

This course introduces students to Automatic Flight Control Systems, such as, Aircraft Radar Altimeters Aircraft Weather Radars, Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning Systems, Global Positioning Systems, Traffic Collision Avoidance Systems, Inertial Navigation and Automatic Flight Control Systems. GAC-21H Stability Augmentation Systems GAC-21I Aircraft Flight Management.

This course is designed to assess TCCA identified gaps in basic training for applicants seeking an AME license with am M1, M2, E or S rating. The outcome is a pathway, consisting of stand-alone fee-based courses, which applicants will take as needed to be eligible for Letter of Acceptable Training.

AI in Grant and Proposal Writing is an online micro-credential that equips learners with the skills to productively use AI in writing grant applications and proposals. Learners will examine the benefits and risks of using AI in this on text and will consider industry perspectives on its use. Learners will then apply their knowledge through using AI to help them craft persuasive content for key...

Writing Grants and Proposals is an online micro-credential that equips learners with the skills to write persuasive and effective grants, proposals and responses to RFPs (Requests for Proposals). These in-demand and transferable skills are applicable across a wide range of sectors, from nonprofits, to IT, to education, to private-sector businesses, etc. In this micro-credential, learners apply...

Writing Canadian Arts Grants is an online micro-credential that equips learners with the skills to craft successful applications for Canadian arts grants, since securing funding through these grants is often essential for success in the arts in Canada. In this micro-credential, learners apply their skills to craft key sections of real-world grant proposals for the Canada Council for the Arts (and...

The methodology of 'how to teach the ESL student' is discussed and students have an opportunity to demonstrate their acquired skills in a classroom setting. Understanding the principles of English grammar is an integral part of this course.

This practicum course involves 10 hours of classroom observation and 10 hours of supervised classroom teaching in an adult second language context in Canada.

This course introduces students to the theory and practice required to teach English to adult language learners.