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Learn about the most influential elements of design, through the use of colour and its application. Study the principles of colour in relation to psychology and design communications and learn how this theory relates to physical space and the world around them. Cover an historical period of colour trends, interior space, pop culture and its political influences, colour is studied from a practical...

In this course, students will integrate and apply the knowledge and skills they have learned from previous courses to create a final project that will enhance their portfolio. Tips to hone professional and business relationships that are critical to grow in the field of interior decorating are discussed. Students will apply the profession's code of ethics and learn how to analyze a variety of...

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 MTO (Ministry of Transportation) approved 24 hour course prepares you to safely operate an "F" licence vehicle. Your driving skills will progressively develop through defensive driving, skid avoidance and classroom. This course covers the safe operation of an ambulance, pre-trip checks and 10 hours of one on one in vehicle training. The 'F' driver's licence training program was developed to...

This course prepares you to ride a motorcycle safely and enjoy the experience. This is a Canada Safety Council program sanctioned by the Ministry of Transportation. This intensive practical course is designed to progressively develop your riding skills. At the end of the course, you will be tested and if successful will receive the documentation for your M2 license. Students must obtain an M1...

The course is designed to prepare a rider for the M2 Exit test. Scheduled for one evening, one day. Students must have a valid M2 license and have held the M2 for a period of more than 18 months (with successful completion of Motorcycle Driver Education); 22 months without Driver Education. Students must have their own motorcycle, riding apparel, and valid insurance. Students must ride and pass...

Want a glimpse into the exiting world of motorcycles and increase your confidence before entering the M2 course? Then get a head start in this preparatory course where you will be introduced to braking, balance and clutch control. Students do not require an M1 license for this course. Students must provide a DOT approved helmet with eye protection, leather gloves (full finger), long sleeved...

This course is designed to teach the novice or experienced rider how to ride a 3-wheeled motorcycle. This 10 hour course takes the rider through basic skills training. Examples of the training include turning, braking, shifting, and controlling the vehicle at speed. The training includes classroom and practical parking lot training and testing on a Can-Am Spyder. The skills evaluation is conducted...

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...