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This course will review the stages of process of care: Assesses, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate and Document (ADPIE + D) as a foundation of dental hygiene practice and its application within the new American Academy of Periodontolgy's (AAP) global periodontal classification. In order to transition to the new AAP periodontal classification, certain indices are required. Dental regulatory...

Flooring, paint, wallpaper, mouldings and other materials are products used to create style and enhance the home. In this course, students will discuss various products available on the market, including their merits in different environments, what works well in one setting may be a disaster in another. Students will learn how to calculate the amount of product needed for a space and how to...

This course covers the basic principles and elements of design, the importance of room decor and the major categories of style types. We review the types of career options in the field of design, the components of a professional portfolio and the assessment of client needs. Basic knowledge of floor plans, window treatments, lighting, colour schemes and styles will be examined and implemented in a...

This course will cover the details required to plan and design kitchens and bathrooms for today's homes. The history of these two rooms will be reviewed and how they have changed in importance in our homes. The student will learn the basics of cabinet styles, lighting requirements, appliances and current trends in kitchen and bathroom design. Through learning minimum space requirements, counter...

In this course, students use methods, concepts and theories to understand and develop floor plans and read blueprints. Students use drawing room dimensions and wall elevations to scale and learn to identify blueprint symbols. Through hands-on assignments and practice, students experiment with furniture layouts, room settings and presentation boards, enhancing their knowledge of standard industry...

Students will develop the necessary interviewing skills required to obtain information from clients to assist with: program intake, establishing professional relationship, and rapport building. Differentiating between questioning techniques such as open vs. closed ended questions, and when to use these techniques will be examined. Other topics covered include non-verbal communication, and managing...

Youth in Canada today are the first generation to grow up in a digital world and they are transforming our culture and institutions. This course looks at the Internet and its role in shaping recent history and society. It examines the impact of digital media that empowers our youth to communicate, learn, play, shop and work differently from previous generations. It also provides analytical tools...

This Ministry of Transportation (MTO) approved course prepares you to safely operate an "F" licence vehicle over 22 hours of in-class and practical (in-vehicle) training. Your driving skills will progressively develop through defensive driving and skid avoidance training as well as classroom study. The course covers the safe operation of an ambulance, pre-trip checks and incorporates three 4-hour...

A valid 'A' licence is required to tow a trailer which weighs in excess of 4,600 kilograms. This eight-week program consists of 99 hours of practical training and 101 hours of theory. Participants will learn shifting techniques on multi-speed transmissions; regulations on work hours; pre-trip inspections; border crossing and more. This program also qualifies students to write the MTO (Ministry of...

A valid 'D' licence is required to operate any truck or vehicle combination that weighs in excess of 11,000 kilograms. This program consists of 12.5 hours of theory and 20 hours of practical training. The 'D' driver's licence training program was developed to assist 'G' licenced drivers in obtaining the necessary knowledge to successfully complete our MTO(Ministry of Transportation) approved "D"...