Fanshawe Toronto@ILAC

This program is designed for graduate students who want to enhance their knowledge and skills to advance their career or enter the workforce. Prepare for a career as a mental health worker by gaining hands-on experience through a capstone and field placement within the program. Graduates will be ready to work in a variety of Human Service settings like community programs, residential care, gerontology programs, group homes as well as other settings supporting prevention, intervention and treatment of addictions and/or mental illness. There are two semesters, which include the field placement and the estimated total cost of this program is $15,800 CAD, plus ancillary fees.

Students will become highly skilled and reflective practitioners while supporting people of all ages to live as independently as possible, while promoting inclusive communities. Courses will focus on mental and physical health, interpersonal skills, teaching and positive behaviour supports. You will learn how to collaborate and build relationships with family members, and to work with the diverse network of professionals who support people with developmental disabilities. The program includes over 700 hours of field experience with community agencies and school partners. There are four semesters, which include the field placement, and the estimated cost of the program is $30,000 CAD, plus ancillary fees

This one year program provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to care for aging adults. Students will learn geriatric mental health, cultural diversity, thanatology and therapeutic recreation. There are two semesters, which include a 200-hour field placement within a community organization. Graduates are prepared for employment in senior centres, day and leisure programs, research and education services, retirement homes, long term care facilities, group homes and home support services. The estimated total cost for this program is $15,000 CAD, plus ancillary fees.

Students will develop the knowledge and business skills required to manage the global hospitality industry, with an emphasis on Canadian tourism. There are five semesters, including a paid internship semester, and opportunities to complete industry certificates such as Smart Serve – Beverage Sales & Service Training and Certified Guest Service Professional (CGSP). Students will network with industry partners in hotels, restaurants and tourism organizations, and learn from industry professionals. The estimated total cost for this program is $32,000 CAD, plus ancillary fees.

You will learn about hotels and resorts, apply your knowledge in a co-op work experience and graduate ready for a career in a variety of jobs in hotels and resorts. You will learn management and administration, food and beverage service, guest and reservation management systems, purchasing and cost control. Apply your knowledge and gain work experience during a full-time, paid co-op semester in a local hotel or restaurant, or at hotels and resorts across Canada or in another country. Students must be at least 18 by the start of classes to comply with licensing regulations. There are four semesters, which include the co-op semester, and the estimated cost of this program is $32,000 CAD, plus ancillary fees.

Students will develop the knowledge and business skills required to manage the global hospitality industry, with an emphasis on Canadian tourism. There are five semesters, including a paid internship semester, and opportunities to complete industry certificates such as Smart Serve – Beverage Sales & Service Training and Certified Guest Service Professional (CGSP). Students will network with industry partners in hotels, restaurants and tourism organizations, and learn from industry professionals. The estimated total cost for this program is $32,000 CAD, plus ancillary fees.