continuing education 2014-15

2014-15 Program

guide

Continuing EduCation

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We live in a time of unprecedented change, in our work, our communities, and our world. Though sometimes unsettling, these shifts in work and community also present new opportunities for those who have the skills, knowledge and confidence to pursue them.

For over 100 years, Continuing Education at the University of Manitoba has provided relevant, timely, high-quality education in innovative formats to meet the needs of emerging and working professionals across Manitoba. Our goal is to provide our students with the tools they need to not only react to change, but to take the initiative and seize the opportunities that emerge.

We are proud to offer several programs, courses and workshops developed specifically for working professionals like you who are looking to make a difference in their futures. I encourage you to take a few minutes to check out the information inside these covers and see how we can help you to succeed in a time of change.

All the best,

Stephanie Olson, Interim Area Director, Continuing Education

Welcome to continuing educationat the university of manitoba

2014-15 Program Guide 3

Where to Start ...............................................................................................4

certificate Programs

Applied Counselling Certificate .........................................................6

Certificate in Adult and Continuing Education ........................8

Canadian Institute of Management Certificate Program in Management and Administration .......................10

Certificate in General or Rehabilitation Case Management ..................................................12

Certificate in Manitoba Municipal Administration ...............14

Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting .....15

Human Resource Management Certificate ..............................16

Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Blended, Hybrid and Online Learning Design ........................................................................17

Prairie Horticulture Certificate ..........................................................18

Quality Management Certificate ...................................................20

Post Baccalaureate in Aerospace Program Management .....21

integrated study Programs

Certificate in Interdisciplinary Studies ......................................22

CIS: Emerging Technologies for Learning ................................23

Bachelor of Arts: Integrated Studies ...........................................28

corPorate training solutions

Corporate Training ...................................................................................31

Certificate in Applied Management ...........................................26

Certificate in Public Sector Management ...............................26

Credit Institute of Canada Professional Development Program ...........................................27

Credit Union Institute of Canada Professional Development Programs .........................................27

Leadership Development Certificate Program ....................27

sPecial interest

Mathematical Skills ...............................................................................25

Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language .25

Conversational Language Courses ..............................................25

Program aPPlication form

Form ................................................................................................................29

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Programs that are fully online are noted with this symbol.

“The instructors are all exceptional which truly makes all the difference! Their vast experience and knowledge combined with their genuine interest in each student enhances the program. I would highly recommend the HRM program.”

-danielle moore, Human resource management student


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getting started

Deciding to go back to school can be overwhelming. Whether you’re starting your career, looking to move up, or wanting to expand your knowledge, we’re here to help.

The 2014/15 Continuing Education Program Guide contains program and certificate details to help get you on the path that’s right for you. Other resources available include:

• 2014/15ContinuingEducationCourseSchedules. Course Schedules contain specific course details including dates, times, fees, and delivery methods and are produced three times per year (fall, winter and spring). You can view or download the current schedule at umanitoba.ca/extended/coned, or contact us to have the current version mailed to you.

• Online.Visit umanitoba.ca/extended/coned to find details on programs, courses descriptions and to register for individual courses.

NeedHelp?

Not sure what to take or where to start? Contact us by email at [email protected]

1. Reviewtheprogramsinthisguide. All of Continuing Education’s certificate programs are included here.

2. Applytotheprogram.Complete the Program Application Form at the end of this guide. Be sure to include any required documents as identified in the Program pages, including transfer credit requests.

3. Findthecourseyouwanttotake. Course details are available in the current Course Schedule. Download the current schedule at umanitoba.ca/extended/coned or request a copy by email at [email protected]

4. Register.Visit umanitoba.ca/extended/coned to register online, or complete and submit the Course Registration formavailable online or at the end of the Course Schedule.

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delivery oPtions

Priorlearning

Choosefromclassroom,blendedandonlineformats. Courses are available in a variety of formats to suit your schedule, learning style and location. Course delivery options include:

• Classroom.Classes are held evenings and weekends during the day at the U of M’s Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses as well as the U of M’s Massey Building (294 William Ave.) You can find course location information online at umanitoba.ca/extended/coned. Click on the Find Courses link for details.

• Online.Many courses are available online. After you register you will receive a password and ID to access your online course at umanitoba.ca/D2L

• Blended. A combination of in-class and online learning activities. Your instructor will provide you with a schedule for classroom and online participation.

*Please refer to course descriptions online to confirm individual delivery methods available.

Consideryourlearninghistoryandjobexperience. You may be closer to earning a certificate or a degree than you think.

• Recognitionofpriorlearning.If you can demonstrate that the prior learning you gained outside any of our programs is equivalent to the specific courses in a program we offer, you may be eligible for recognition of prior learning credit towards one of our certificates to a maximum of 50% of the total program hours.

• Transfercreditsandexemptions. You may be able to transfer up to 50% of completed post-secondary courses towards your certificate program.

• Plannowtogetadegreelater. You may be able to use credit from your certificate towards a future degree. Several U of M faculties as well as other universities grant degree credit for many of our certificate programs.

Contact us by email at [email protected] to find out whether your prior learning can shorten your time towards a certificate or future degree.

95%of our graduates would recommend their program to

friends and co-workers

90% of our students believe the program content was relevant to their work


AreA Book SectionCertifiCate ProgramsCertifiCate Programs

aPPlied counselling certificateThe ACC program offers you a hands-on supportive environment in which to develop and enhance your counselling knowledge and skills. Learn effective counselling strategies to help your clients and the skills required to apply them in the workplace.

Overview:

The Applied Counselling Program provides both theoretical and practical knowledge of the counselling process. Both professional and paraprofessional counsellors will benefit from the program because it focuses on the sequential development of practical counselling strategies.

PrOgram DescriPtiOn:

Students choose to specialize in one of two program streams:

• The General Stream consists of 210 hours of required courses and 100 hours of elective courses.

• The Addictions Specialization Stream consists of 210 hours of required courses in the Applied Counselling Certificate Program and 100 hours of Addictions Studies courses taken through the Addictions Foundations of Manitoba.

Take courses at your own pace, but all courses must be completed within five years from initial registration.

aDmissiOn requirements:

Submit a Self Declaration of an Adult Criminal Record form, a Self Declaration of a Child Abuse Registry form, along with the Program Application form (found at umanitoba.ca/faculties/coned/coned/forms/index.html) Eligibility does not necessarily mean that admission to the program will be granted.

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RequiredCourses (both streams):• Counselling Skills Level I (30 hrs)• Counselling Skills Level II (30 hrs) • Counselling Skills Level III (30 hrs)• Counselling Theories (30 hrs) • Working with Families (30 hrs) • Working with Groups (30 hrs) • Capstone Course (Applied Project) (30 hrs)

Questions? Email us at [email protected]


RequiredCourses(Addictions Specialization):Offered through the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba

• The Fundamentals of Addictions (20 hrs) • Pharmacology and Mood Altering Drugs (10 hrs)• Continuum of Recovery (10 hrs)

ElectiveCourses(General Stream):

General Stream electives vary from year to year. Review the course schedule at umanitoba.ca/faculties/coned/coned/guide/index.html for the list of electives that are currently offered.

ElectiveCourses(Addictions Specialization):

Select six of the following:

• Aboriginal People and Addictions: What are the Issues (10 hrs)

• Families and Addictions (10 hrs) • Family Violence and Addictions (10 hrs) • Aging and Addictions (10 hrs) • Understanding Problem Gambling

and Gambling Behaviour (10 hrs) • Women and Addictions (10 hrs)• Youth, Substance Use and Gambling (10 hrs)

The electives in the Addictions Specialization are offered at The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba (AFM), 1031 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB. For further information, applications, and to register, call AFM at 204-944-6260 or visit www.afm.mb.ca

career OPPOrtunities:

• Counsellor• Group facilitator• Respite worker• Program co-ordinator

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $340 per courseOnline: $475AdditionalFees: Textbook(s)

Key aDDitiOnal infOrmatiOn:

Before graduation, you are required to submit an official Criminal Record and Child Abuse Registry along with your Application to Graduate.

Applied Counselling Certificate students are now eligible to become members of the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA). Please visit www.cpca-rpc.ca for more information on how to become a member.

89%of our students were employed full-time when they began their

certificate program

“I recall walking out of my very first class in April, completely relieved of my fears and trepidations about returning to school after so many years, feeling that I had made the right decision and would eventually be able to have a career that I would truly be happy in.”

-chris owczarapplied counselling certificate student


AreA Book SectionCertifiCate Programs

Overview:

With the emphasis on lifelong learning in a global economy, there is a demand for adult educators and trainers who can facilitate the educational process and take a leadership role in the field of adult education.

The CACE program is for adult educators and trainers who help adults learn in the private or public sector, including those who:

• Instruct or train adults in classroom or other settings • Develop, facilitate or co-ordinate training or education

programs in business, industry, institutions or community organizations

• Provide support services to adult education • Design educational materials for adults


This program will develop and enrich your knowledge and skills in the practice of adult education through:

• A comprehensive and practical foundation for excellence in adult education and training

• Interactive learning • Broad and varied perspectives on adult

education and training • Classmates with a diversity of experience • Knowledgeable and respected instructors who excite

your learning potential

The program consists of 150 hours of required courses and 100 hours of elective courses for a total of 250 hours.



We recommend that you have at least one year of experience as an instructor, facilitator, developer, program planner or administrator of adult and continuing education, whether in a paid or volunteer position. Applications to the program are accepted throughout the year.

certificate in adult and continuing educationThe CACE program is for adult educators and trainers who help adults learn in the private or public sector.



cOurses:

RequiredCourses:

• Foundations of Adult Education• Program Planning in Adult Education• Adult Learning and Development• Facilitating Adult Learning

ElectiveCourses(Choose100coursehours):

• Coaching and Counselling Skills: Enhancing Adult Learning & Performance (36 hrs)

• Instructional Design in Adult Education (36 hrs)• Introduction to Emerging Technologies (36 hrs)• Organizational Change through

Transformative Learning (36 hrs)• Organization and Staff Development (36 hrs)

CACEElectiveWorkshops2014-2015:

• Autobiography and Lifewriting (20 hrs)• Models of Program Evaluation (15 hrs)• Making it Stick: Training Design That Supports Learning

Transfer (15 hrs)• Earning Trust: Facilitative Leadership for Adult Educators

and Trainers (20 hrs)


• Aerospace industry• Fire and paramedic services• Post-secondary education• Finance• Health care• Public utilities• Transportation• Military• Insurance• Lotteries• Police• Retail• Government

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $440 per courseOnline: $475 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbook(s)


CACECoursesasDegreeCreditFacultyofEducation,UniversityofManitoba:

The four core courses in the CACE program are cross-listed as undergraduate courses in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba:

• EDUA 1560 Adult Learning and Development• EDUA 1570 Foundations of Adult Education• EDUA 1580 Program Planning in Adult Education• EDUA 1590 Facilitating Adult Learning

These four courses may count as credit towards the complementary course requirements in the Bachelor of Education and Post Baccalaureate Diploma (PBDE) offered through the Faculty of Education.

For more information about university credit, contact the Faculty of Education at [email protected]

If you have completed the four core courses as degree credit and subsequently apply to enter the Certificate in Adult and Continuing Education Program (CACE), please submit, with your application, the Certificate Course Credit Request Form (available online) to transfer the four courses into the certificate program.

The completed CACE Program may also be considered as 15 credit hours towards the fourth year requirement for admittance to a Master’s of Education degree program in the Faculty of Education for individuals who have a three-year undergraduate degree.

Visit the Faculty of Education website for admission requirements in the Bachelor of Education and PBDE programs at umanitoba.ca/students/admissions

FacultyofArtsBachelorofArts:IntegratedStudies(BA:IS)

Upon graduating from the CACE program, you may receive up to 18 credit hours towards the Bachelor of Arts: Integrated Studies (BA:IS) degree program. For more information, visit www.umanitoba.ca/arts/integrated

CanadianSocietyofTrainingandDevelopment(CSTD)

Upon enrollment in this program, you are eligible for student membership with Canadian Society of Training & Development (CSTD), and graduates are given a credit of one year towards the work experience requirement of the Certified Training and Development Professional (CTDP) designation.

For more information: www.cstd.ca


CertifiCate Programs

canadian institute of management certificate Program in management and administrationThe CIM Program provides individuals in the public and private sectors with opportunities to develop their managerial knowledge and skills through a coordinated, intensive management development program.

Overview:

The CIM program is for supervisors, managers or other professionals that have experience in a management environment and are looking to receive a professional designation.

The program is offered in proud partnership with the Canadian Institute of Management. With over 700 members the CIM Winnipeg Branch is the largest in Canada.

Theprogramprovides:

• Development and enhancement of your leadership and communication skills

• An opportunity to demonstrate to employers that you have both the practical skills and the knowledge to contribute in the workplace

• Career excellence with transferable knowledge, skills and competencies

• General management education and professional designation

• An increase in your earning potential and opportunities for advancement



• Quality Assurance Planning• Quality Improvement: Principles and Procedures• Staffing• Total Compensation


• Entry-level management positions• Supervisor • Team leader

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $429 per courseOnline: $475 per courseAdditionalFees: Annual CIM Membership fee, textbook(s)


The annual membership portion of the course fee is non-refundable and membership continues for the year.

Membershipbenefitsinclude:

• Identification with a well-established, nationally recognized, professional management organization

• Annual branch roster• Subscriptions to Canadian Manager Magazine and

Manitoba Manager Newsletter• Opportunities for professional development and

networking at events such as:- Member Appreciation Night- Careers in Motion Events

Upon graduating from the CIM program, you may receive up to 24 credit hours towards the Bachelor of Arts: Integrated Studies (BA:IS) degree program: www.umanitoba.ca/arts/integrated


The program consists of seven required courses and one elective course.

Graduates will have a broader knowledge base, be more effective in managing human and physical resources, and earn the right to use the designation C.I.M. (“Certified in Management”).

Take courses at your own pace, but all courses must be completed within seven years from initial registration.


To be eligible for admission, you must have a minimum of two years of supervisory experience, four years of work experience or a combination of the two in a management environment. If you are interested in this program but have questions about eligibility, please call 204-474-8016 or email [email protected] for more information.

cOurses:

RequiredCourses:

• Canadian Business: An Introduction• Managerial Communication• Canadian Business Law• Organizational Behaviour• Introductory Accounting for Business• Financial Management1

• Strategic Analysis2

1Prerequisite course: Introductory Accounting for Business 2Prerequisite courses: 6 Required Courses and 1 Elective Course

ElectiveCourses:

Choose one of the following courses:

• Business Statistics • Collective Bargaining• Economics: Concepts and Policies• Employee Communication and Counselling• Employee Relations • Human Resource Legislation• Leadership: Concept, Principles and Application• Management Information Systems• Managing the Utilities Sector (This course is available to

Manitoba Hydro employees only.)• Managing the Human Resource Function• Organization and Staff Development• Project Management

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Find the course schedule online or request a copy by email at [email protected]

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If you are looking for opportunities to draw on your experience in client services to prepare for a second career, or you want to move beyond an entry-level position, the Case Management Certificate can help you realize your career objectives.

CertificateinRehabilitationCaseManagement(CMR)

You will learn about various case management models, principles of social and physical rehabilitation and functional and psycho-social theories in rehabilitation.

This comprehensive program provides you with knowledge of client systems in the rehabilitation environment and the role of a rehabilitation team in achieving desired outcomes for the client and the client system.

You will learn competencies in communication and problem solving skills as part of a rehabilitation team, skills in marketing and negotiating rehabilitation plans for the client, the service system and service funders.

certificate in general or reHabilitation case managementTwo certificates CMC/CMR offer comprehensive courses that will prepare you to provide professional case management services in general practice or the field of rehabilitation.

Overview:

The Certificate in General Case Management and Certificate in Rehabilitation Case Management programs provide training and preparation to work in rehabilitation programs such as medical, social and physical services, claims management and long-term care.

The programs are for individuals with experience in client services and are, or expect to be, working in a position that requires a comprehensive knowledge of case management concepts and skills.


CertificateinGeneralCaseManagement(CMC)

This program is for individuals who want to prepare for future positions in Canada’s rapidly changing health and social service sectors by gaining a general background in case management.

Take courses at your own pace, but all courses must be completed within six years from initial registration.




You should have a minimum of two years experience in:

• Client services• A related position that has prepared you for becoming

a case manager; or • A volunteer position in client services where you had a

supervised placement that required training; or • If you are an individual with other experience in health,

social services, education or management in the private or public sector, you may be admitted following an interview with the program director

cOurses:

RequiredCourses(CMC):

• Foundations of Case Management• Developing Core Case Management

Skills: Individual and Family• Developing Core Case Management

Skills: Workplace and Community Systems

RequiredCourses(CMR):

• Foundations of Case Management• Developing Core Case Management

Skills Individual and the Family• Developing Core Case Management Skills:

Workplace and Community Systems• Rehabilitation, Habilitation and

Vocational Theories, Issues and Research• Practical Skills for Case Managers Working

in Rehabilitation Settings

ElectiveCoursesCMC&CMR:

Choose a total of 108 course hours for CMC or choose 36 course hours for CMR:

• Counselling Skills Level I (30 hrs)• Counselling Skills Level II (30 hrs)• Counselling Theories (30 hrs)• Crisis Counselling (20 hrs)• Grief, Loss and Change (20 hrs)• Leadership: Concept, Principles and Application (36 hrs)• Managing the Human Resource Function (36 hrs)• Organizational Behaviour (36 hrs)• Return to Work for the Chronic Injured/Ill Client (20 hrs)• Suicide Prevention (20 hrs)• Working with Families (30 hrs)• Working with Groups (30 hrs)


• Case manager• Client service representative• Claims manager

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $339 to $439 per courseOnline: $475AdditionalFees: Textbook(s)


LetterofIntent

In addition to completing the Program Application, you must submit a Letter of Intent that describes your reasons for seeking admission to either of the certificate programs. Please comment on how your personal goals and career objectives relate to the program. The letter of intent should be one page.

LetterofAppraisal

If you are applying as an individual, you require a letter of appraisal written by a current or former employer or volunteer work supervisor who is familiar with your experience and interest in client services.

Provide the person writing the letter with the description of the program. The letter should refer specifically to your work or volunteer experience. It should comment on your written and oral communication skills, planning and analytical skills, intellectual abilities and demonstrated interest in Case Management Education.

Letters of appraisal are also accepted for group applicants sponsored by a single employer.

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KeynoteAddress: Disability Management Skills for Managing Employees with Substance Use Disorders

Dr.RayBaker: Medical director; author; specialist in occupational addiction medicine; policy analyst and developer on mental health and addiction; testifier in labour arbitrations; human rights tribunals and court proceedings; consultant on substance use disorders; and editorial board member of the Journal of Addictive Diseases.



certificate in manitoba municiPal administrationThe CMMA program will provide individuals with an essential body of knowledge required to assume administrative responsibilities within small to mid-sized municipalities.

Overview:

Individuals interested in entering this field or advancing their careers in municipal affairs, including administrators, elected officials and those interested in running for municipal office, will benefit from this program.


The program consists of five required courses and one elective course.

Upon completion of this certificate, students achieving an overall grade point average of “3.8” or higher will be eligible to receive a certificate “with distinction”. In order to pass a course, you must score at least 50% on the final exam and achieve a minimum overall course grade of “C” (60%).



Those employed or wishing to be employed in the municipal field are invited to apply. There are no formal educational requirements for this program.

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RequiredCourses:

• Introductory Accounting for Municipal Managers• Managing the Human Resource Function• Municipal Accounting• Municipal Administration• Municipal Law

ElectiveCourses:

Choose one of the following:

• Leadership for Municipal Managers: Concepts, Principles and Applications

• Local Government*• Public Administration Professionalism*

*Register directly with the University of Alberta Government Studies department (extension.ualberta.ca/govstudies)

One-day tutorial sessions are held in Winnipeg and Brandon for most courses. Although they are not mandatory, students are strongly encouraged to attend.

tuitiOn:

Classroom: N/AOnline $565 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbook(s)



Overview:

The FMA certificate program is for individuals who wish to enter the field of accounting, further their career, or work towards a professional designation.


This certificate program provides you comprehensive coverage of financial and management accounting topics to an intermediate level and consists of nine required courses, offered in the evening on a part-time basis.

Take courses at your own pace, but all courses must be completed within eight years from initial registration.


To be eligible for admission, you should have a high school diploma, including 40-level mathematics. Consideration may be given on an individual basis to mature students who do not meet these minimum requirements.

cOurses:

RequiredCourses:

• Introductory Financial Accounting• Introductory Management Accounting*• Economics-Concepts and Policies

• Financial Reporting 1*• Financial Reporting 2*• Business Statistics*• Cost Accounting*• Business Finance*• Management Information Systems

*To use this course as a prerequisite for subsequent courses, a minimum grade of “C” (2.0 GPA) is required.


• Entry-level accounting positions• Bookkeeping

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $429 per courseOnline: N/AAdditionalFees: Textbook(s)


If you wish to consider a professional accounting designation, you are advised to contact the appropriate organization for specific information on their requirements and course credit policies.

CharteredProfessionalAccountantsofCanada(CPA)

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certificate in financial and management accountingThe FMA program provides comprehensive coverage of financial and management accounting topics to an intermediate level.



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Human resource management certificateThe HRM program provides a unique opportunity for comprehensive study to complement employment experience in the human resource management field.


Overview:

Human Resource Management requires leadership, teamwork, communication and strategic planning. Our program provides these skills through seven required courses and one elective course which will enable you to gain more specialized knowledge. You will benefit from this program whether you have some work experience or are new to the HR field.


You have six years from the date of registration to complete the certificate. In order to be eligible to graduate, you need to maintain a “C” (2.0 GPA) average.


If you are new to human resource management, or have some experience but no formal education in the field, or are interested in learning about human resource issues, this program is for you.

cOurses:

RequiredCourses:

• Employee Relations• Human Resource Legislation• Managing the Human Resource Function• Organization and Staff Development

• Organizational Behaviour• Staffing• Total Compensation

ElectiveCourses:

• Canadian Business: An Introduction• Collective Bargaining• Employee Communication & Counselling• Leadership: Concept, Principles and Application• Selected Topics in HR Management


• Human resource managers• Health & safety administrators• Recruitment officers• Employment advisors• HR assistants• Staffing coordinators• HR administrators

tuitiOn

Classroom: $429 per courseOnline: $475 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbook(s)


Upon graduating from the HRM program, you may receive up to 24 credit hours towards the Bachelor of Arts: Integrated Studies (BA:IS) degree program: umanitoba.ca/arts/integrated



Post baccalaureate certificate in blended, Hybrid and online learning design An exciting new credential for instructional designers and curriculum developers!Overview

Gain the skills and expertise necessary for designing and implementing blended, hybrid and online learning in a post-secondary, corporate or educational environment. The program targets existing instructional designers in industry, government, post-secondary, and K-to-12 institutions, who seek additional knowledge and skills required for developing blended, online and hybrid courses.

PrOgram DescriPtiOn

You have three years from the date of registration to complete the certificate.

aDmissiOn requirements

To be admitted to this program, you must possess an undergraduate degree plus a minimum one year’s experience engaged in the systematic design of instruction and curriculum. In lieu of experience, one or more of the following will be considered:

• Post Baccalaureate Certificate or Diploma in Education or its equivalent

• Certificate in Adult and Continuing Education (CACE)• Canadian Society for Training and Development’s

(CSTD) CTP or CTDP certification• Membership in Canadian Association of Instructional

Designers (CAID)

cOurses

RequiredCourses:

Complete all four core courses• Introduction to Emerging Technologies• Current Issues in Blended, Online and Hybrid Learning• Just in Time Educational Project Management• Implementation and Analysis: Introduction to

Practitioner Research

ElectiveCourses:

Choose one elective course from either the adult learning or technology options below:

Adult Learning Elective Options• Facilitating Adult Learning• Adult Learning and Development • Foundations of Adult Education

Technology Elective Options• Open Educational Resources • Special Topics in Emerging Technologies: Cloud Computing • Mobile Learning• Teaching and Learning Media Education• Teaching and Learning with Mobile Devices• Special Topics

One capstone course (all required and elective courses are prerequisites to this final course)

• Blended, Hybrid and Online Learning Design

tuitiOn

Classroom: $440Online: $475AdditionalFees: Textbook(s)




Prairie Horticulture certificateThe PHC program focuses on areas of Horticulture, including production, market conditions, climate, crop type, pests and disease specifically in the prairie provinces.

Overview:

The online program is for individuals interested in horticulture, such as:

• Horticulture industry owners, managers and employees • Community gardening enthusiasts • People interested in employment in the

horticulture industry • Serious home gardeners

The PHC Program is offered by a Western-Canadian consortium:

• University of Manitoba (Winnipeg, Manitoba)• Assiniboine Community College (Brandon, Manitoba)• Olds College (Olds, Alberta)• University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)


Students register for one of the four specializations at the time of registration:

• Fruits & Vegetable Production• Greenhouse Crop Production• Nursery Crop Production• Landscaping & Arboriculture

The successful completion of a minimum of nine courses and 360 hours, in the specialization of your choice, is required.

All courses are delivered online and offered over three terms.


To be eligible for admission, you must have completed Grade 12 or its equivalent. Other applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

cOurses:

FRUITANDVEGETABLEPRODUCTIONSPECIALIzATION

RequiredCourses:

• Applied Botany (U of S) (60 hrs)• Soils for Horticulture (U of S) (60 hrs)• Postharvest Handling of Food Crops (U of M) (30 hrs)

AND at least three of:

• Integrated Plant Management (U of M) (60 hrs)• Safework/Pesticide Application (ACC) (30 hrs)• Basics of Horticulture Marketing (Olds) (30 hrs)• Basics of Horticulture Business

Management (Olds) (30 hrs)

AND at least two of:

• Vegetable Crop Production (U of M) (30 hours)*• Fruit Production (U of S) (30 hours)• Propagation (Olds) (60 hours)

PLUS an open elective course (if necessary) to meet the minimum requirements of nine courses/360 hours.



GREENHOUSECROPPRODUCTIONSPECIALIzATION

RequiredCourses:

• Applied Botany (U of S) (60 hrs)• Soils for Horticulture (U of S) (60 hrs)• Greenhouse Crop Production (Olds) (60 hrs)• Greenhouse Structures and

Environments (Olds) (30 hrs)




AND at least one of:

• Indoor Landscaping (U of S) (60 hrs)• Propagation (Olds) (60 hrs)

PLUS an open elective course (if necessary) to meet the minimum requirements of nine courses/360 hrs

NURSERyCROPPRODUCTIONSPECIALIzATIONRequiredCourses:

• Applied Botany (U of S) (60 hrs)• Soils for Horticulture (U of S) (60 hrs)• Nursery Crop Production (ACC) (30 hrs)• Propagation (Olds) (60 hrs)




AND at least one of:

• Woody Landscape Plants (U of M) (30 hours)• Landscape Design (Olds) (60 hours)• Landscape Construction (Olds) (30 hours)

PLUS an open elective course (if necessary) to meet the minimum requirements of nine courses/360 hours

LANDSCAPINGANDARBORICULTURESPECIALIzATIONRequiredCourses:

• Applied Botany (U of S) (60 hrs)• Soils for Horticulture (U of S) (60 hrs)• Woody Landscape Plants (U of M) (30 hrs)• Arboriculture (U of M) (30 hrs)




AND at least two of:

• Landscape Design (Olds) (60 hrs)• Landscape Construction (Olds) (30 hrs)• Indoor Landscaping (U of S) (60 hrs)• Turfgrass Production and

Management (ACC) (60 hrs)• Herbaceous Landscape Plants (Olds) (30 hrs)

OpenElectiveCourses:

Any course in the program can be used as an open elective, including:

• Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (U of S) (30 hrs)• Floral Design (U of S) (30 hrs)• Field Production of Floral Crops (Olds) (30 hrs)• Human Resource Management (ACC) (60 hrs)• OR any course from another elective stream


• Greenhouses and gardening centres• Community gardening organizations• Municipal gardening services• Self-employed business owner/operators

tuitiOn:

Classroom: N/AOnline: $475 to $640 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbook(s) and other

materials may be required.

74% of our graduates received a promotion, increase in responsibilities or change in positions



Quality management certificateThe QM program provides you with a general understanding of the principles of quality and the knowledge and skills necessary to be an effective manager in the field of quality management.

Overview:

The program is for individuals wishing to implement or manage quality programs within their organizations, such as private industry, government, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and consulting firms.


The program can be completed online in a single academic year. It consists of two 36-hour courses that may be taken in any order.


There are no academic requirements to enter this program. All course material is printed in English. If your first language is not English, you may be required to attain a TOEFL score of 550 or 213 on the computer-based TOEFL in accordance with University requirements, or an IELTS score of 6.5 or higher.

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RequiredCourses:• Quality Assurance Planning • Quality Improvement: Principles and Procedures


• Quality control manager• Quality control consultant

tuitiOn:

Classroom: N/AOnline: $599 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbook(s)


The Manitoba Section of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) recognizes excellence in the Certificate in Quality Management program through the Award for Academic Achievement presented to the graduating student from Manitoba with the highest program grade point average.



Overview

Individuals will develop an understanding of the complete life cycle of an aerospace system—from initial identification of system requirements; to the design, manufacturing and marketing; to ongoing employment and maintenance.

PrOgram DescriPtiOn

This certificate program, consisting of 234 contact hours, is composed of six courses and one, three-day workshop and can be completed in as little as 10 months or up to a maximum of three years, depending on your needs. Courses are delivered in and around the Winnipeg airport in a dynamic classroom setting. Instructors use a variety of learning tools, including case studies, exercises, seminar discussions, lectures, guest speakers and company visits.

aDmissiOn requirements

Admission is limited. Students must have a minimum three-year undergraduate degree in any discipline from a recognized institution or an equivalent combination of college and professional education as well as a minimum three years of professional and/or management work experience.

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RequiredCourses:

• Aerospace Industry Structure and Government Regulation

• Production Management Seminar (Aerospace Product Life Cycle Management)

• Aerospace Program Management and Systems Engineering

• Aerospace Applied Project: Capstone Course• Aerospace Project Management

ElectiveCourses:

• Special Topics: Emerging Issues in Aerospace• Quality Assurance Planning• Quality Improvement: Principles and Procedures• Introduction to Marketing

tuitiOn

Classroom: $5,370 (complete program fee)Online: N/AAdditionalfee(s): Textbook(s)

Post baccalaureate in aerosPace Program managementThe PAPM program is designed for those with an undergraduate degree who are looking to start a career in the aerospace industry.



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cis: emerging tecHnologies for learningCIS:ETL explores the changing landscape of technology, information and communication and how trends in these areas impact learning and teaching in the digital age.

Overview:

This online program is for trainers and instructors in diverse workplaces, including secondary and post-secondary educational institutions, business, libraries, health-care public utilities, financial institutions and government.


Explore questions such as: How do we relate to others and to information in the world of social media? New technologies necessitate new approaches to teaching and learning. How can these new technologies and tools be used effectively? When individuals have greater control over the creation of content, and interaction with others is not confined by geographical boundaries, what are the implications for teaching and learning? How do the participatory technologies, or Web 2.0 information and communication environment, affect traditional educational practices?


Participants require only a computer and Internet connection. To apply, complete and submit the Program Application form found online at umanitoba.ca/extended/coned. Applications to the program are accepted throughout the year.

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RequiredCourses:

Choose three of the following:

• Introduction to Emerging Technologies • Connectivism, Networked Learning and Connective

Knowledge (Not offered in 2014-2015)• Instructional Design in Adult Education • Program Planning in Adult Education




ElectiveCourses:

Choose three of the following:

• Digital Literacy • Mobile Learning • Open Educational Resources • Special Topics in Emerging Technologies • Cloud Computing in 2014-2015


Are available in the private and public sector including:

• High schools, colleges and universities• Government• Public utilities• Financial industry• Insurance industry• Libraries• Military

tuitiOn:

Classroom: $440 per courseOnline: $475 per courseAdditionalFees: Textbooks, if required


DegreeCreditforETLcourses

Athabasca University’s Master’s in Distance Education Program has granted credit for these courses in the CIS:ETL Program:

A three-credit core technology elective for the completion of:

• Introduction to Emerging Technologies and • Connectivism, Networked Learning, and

Connective Knowledge PLUS

A three-credit elective for completion of any other two courses in the certificate.

Doubleuponyourcredential!

Many students who complete this program go on to also complete the Certificate in Adult and Continuing Education (CACE). For more information on which of these courses can be used for credit in CACE, visit our website umanitoba.ca/faculties/coned/coned/adulteducation

61%of our students with salary increases believe completing the

program was a contributing factor

“Extended Education has allowed me to connect with like-minded professionals who share my passion for continuous learning. It has given me the confidence to apply to other positions that will advance my career.”

-toni Hansonrecords and information management graduate



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your career goals

learning contract

200 contact Hours of instruction

A minimum 50% of those hours must be completed through Continuing Education at the University of Manitoba. Advanced standing for courses previously completed at the U of M or elsewhere will be considered on an individual basis.

Contact the CIS Program Administrator, who will assist you in completing a Learning Contract, outlining your proposed program and your educational objectives.

Looking for an educational certificate and/or credential that meets your specific needs?

certificate in interdisciPlinary studies If the certificate programs we offer do not ideally match your professional and career goals, this option allows you the flexibility to design your own program of study using some general guidelines.

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sPeCial interest

matHematical skillsThiscourseisdesignedfor,butnotexclusiveto,studentspreparingtoenterfirst-yearmathematicscoursesattheUniversityofManitoba.

You will learn how to apply mathematical skills consistently and with confidence. Class format includes a review of fundamental concepts, demonstrations, problem solving, applications, regular testing and final exam.

Mathematical Skills will prepare you. With multiple start dates and class times, you will have the flexibility you

need to upgrade your math skills before entering the program of your choice. Register online at umanitoba.ca/extended/coned/math

CourseFee:$445

certificate in teacHing englisH as a second languageForindividualsseekingtraininginteachingEnglishasasecond/additionallanguage,ExtendedEducationandtheFacultyofEducationofferaCertificateinTeachingEnglishasaSecondLanguage(CTESL).TheprogramprovidesfocusedpreparationfortheteachingofEnglishasasecondlanguage(ESL)orEnglishasaforeignlanguage(EFL).

The certificate program consists of four required courses and one elective course. Courses can be taken part-time or full-time.

Requiredcourses:

• Principles and Procedures of Second Language Teaching (39.301/EDUB 1620)

• Teaching ESL Vocabulary and Pronunciation (39.302/EDUB 1640)

• Teaching ESL Grammar (39.303/EDUB 1650)

• Practicum in Second Language Teaching (39.304/EDUB 1860)

Electivecourses:

• Content-Based Second Language Instruction (39.305/EDUB 1820)

• Assessment and Testing OFESL Students (98.952 / EDUB 1608)

• Adult ESL and the Canadian Language Benchmarks (98.952 / EDUB 1612)

• Teaching ESL Literacy (39.308/EDUB 1606)

For more information please visit: umanitoba.ca/extended/english/second_language

conversational language coursesDiscovertheworldofLanguages.Enrollinoneofourconversationallanguageclassesandstarttoexploretheworldbeyondyourreach.Weoffernon-credit,eveningcoursesinvariouslanguagesfromabeginnertoanadvancedlevel.

Conversationallanguagecourses:

• Arabic• Brazilian-Portuguese• French

• German• Italian• Japanese

• Korean• Mandarin • Polish

• Russian • Spanish • Ukrainian

For more information, please contact: [email protected] | Register online: umanitoba.ca/extended/english/conversational


Joint Partner Programs

certificate in aPPlied managementThe CAM program is an innovative, flexible program that combines post-secondary studies in management with courses that are directly applicable to your organization. The program is delivered by the University of Manitoba in partnership with individual organizations who choose to create a specialization for their employees. While any student may register for the core CAM courses, specialization courses are available only to students who are employed and selected by the partnering organization.

CurrentCAMPartnerships

• CAM: Organizational Effectiveness (OE) offered in partnership with QNET• CAM: Police Services (POL) offered in partnership with the Winnipeg Police Service• CAM: Retail Management (RM) offered in partnership with Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries• CAM: Utilities Management (UM) offered in partnership with MB Hydro• CAM & Life Sciences Association of Manitoba (LSAM)

Choose from our existing high-quality, recognized training certificate programs that can be implemented quickly and efficiently.

credit union institute of canada (cuic®) Professional develoPment ProgramsCredit for some courses offered by Continuing Education, University of Manitoba may be transferred to CUIC® designation programs. A list of courses available on an equivalency basis through Continuing Education, University of Manitoba may be obtained by contacting CUSOURCE Knowledge Network. CUSOURCE contact: Joan Ellis, 613-238-4940, [email protected]

certificate in Public sector managementTheCPSMProgramisdesignedfornewanddevelopingmid-managerswhooftenbringtechnicalskillstotheirmanagerialrolebuthavehadlittleopportunitytocultivateandenhancetheirmanagementskills.

With a strong emphasis on integrating the important and current issues affecting all levels of government in Manitoba, the CPSM program focuses on developing knowledge of management tools for a dynamically changing environment, an awareness of government budgetary processes and various methods analyzing issues to develop better alternatives and solutions. The instructors have a wealth of hands-on senior management experience in the public sector.

Courses are offered in a blended format, meaning face-to-face sessions are integrated with online learning by instructors who have first-hand knowledge of the public sector.

Students must complete the program within five years.

To be eligible for admission, you must be an employee of the Government of Manitoba.

Contact 204-945-4911 for more information.


sPeCial interest

United Way’s Leadership Development Program gives community-minded employers an excellent opportunity to make an investment in our community as well as their own employees. By loaning one of your most valuable resources—a leader or an up-and-coming leader—to participate in our annual campaign as a Sponsored Executive, you are also making an investment in your workplace. Participants learn skills in areas such as fundraising, project management, public speaking, team building and customer relations.

This is an opportunity for you as an employer to provide your future leaders with professional development and a Certificate from the University of Manitoba Extended Education program.

For more information contact:

KevinChipmanCampaignManager,Donor Relations and Resource Development 580MainStreetWinnipeg,ManitobaR3B1C7

P204-924-4257 F204-453-6198 E [email protected]

leadersHiP develoPment certificate Program

creDit institute Of canaDa PrOfessiOnal DevelOPment PrOgram cOursesUniversityofManitobaCourses: CreditInstituteofCanadaCourses:

Introductory Financial Accounting (36 hrs) Financial Accounting Fundamentals (FA1)

Economics: Concepts and Policies (36 hrs) Micro & Macro Economics (EM1)

Business Finance (36 hrs) Corporate Finance Fundamentals (FN1)

Management Information Systems (36 hrs) Managing Information Systems (MS1)


credit institute of canada (cic) Professional develoPment ProgramTheUniversityofManitobaofferscoursesthatcanbeusedforcreditintheCreditInstituteofCanada(CIC)ProfessionalDevelopmentprogram.

For more information, contact the CIC at 1-888-447-3324, by email at [email protected], or visit the website at: creditedu.org


your bacHelor of arts: integrated studies degree

For more information on admissions and courses, please visit umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/integrated/

certificate or Previous Post-secondary education

Get credit for degree courses or certificate programs. Programs such as Human Resource Management, Adult and Continuing Education, Financial Management Accounting, and Management in Administration are recognized for credit towards a Bachelor of Arts: Integrated Studies degree.

21 Credit hours of foundation (required) courses

18 Credit hours in one area of concentration

51 Credit hours of electives outside of the foundation courses and area of concentration

Choose from flexible delivery formats and course times that suit your working schedule.

90 credit Hours

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bacHelor of arts: integrated studiesOffered by the Faculty of Arts in conjunction with Continuing Education, the BA:IS is for adults who have completed some post-secondary education and would like to complete an undergraduate degree.

laddering oPtions

Program Application FormReturn to:Student and Instructor Services 185 Extended Education Complex, University of Manitoba Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2

204-474-9921Toll Free:1-888-216-7011 ext. 9921

Fax: 204-272-1626


Student recordS:

Have you ever previously registered for any Extended Education course, or applied for a program at the University of Manitoba? Yes No

If “yes” U of M student number (if known): _________________________________________________________________________________

Program/faculty you applied to: ___________________________________________________________ Year of application: ________________

Last year registered at U of M: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Student information:

Mr. Mrs. Dr. Ms. Miss *Last Name: _____________________________________________________________________________

*First (Given) Name: ______________________________________ Middle Name(s): ______________________________________________

Preferred First Name: ______________________________________ Date of Birth (yy/mm/dd)*: _______________________________________

Home Address: _________________________________________ City/Town: _________________________________________________

Province: _____________________________________________ Postal Code:_________________________________________________

Day Phone: ____________________________________________ Evening Phone: ______________________________________________

*Email: ______________________________________________ *Citizenship: _____________________________*Indicates required information

occupational HiStory: (please complete in full)

Job Title: _____________________________________________ Employer: __________________________________________________

Employer Address: _______________________________________ City/Town: _________________________________________________

Province: _____________________________________________ Postal Code:_________________________________________________

Business Phone: _________________________________________ Business Fax: ________________________________________________

Preferred Mailing Address: Home Business

Job Responsibilities: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Other experience (paid or volunteer) that relates to your current educational goals: _________________________________________________________

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office uSe:


education HiStory: (please complete in full)

Highest level of formal education achieved: ________________________ Name of Educational Institution: ____________________________________

Location of Educational Institution: _____________________________ Date: _____________________________________________________

Additional training/courses completed or professional standing achieved:

___________________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________________

___________________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________________

What are your educational goals in applying for this program? ______________________________________________________________________

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Where did you first hear about this program? ________________________________________________________________________________

program feeS:

program name:

program application fee: $100 -Canadian Students $300 - International Students

cim member fees: April 2014 to March 2015 - $210+GST ($10.50) = $220.50 or January 2015 to March 2015 - $168.00+GST ($8.40) = $176.40 (mandatory for cim students only)

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Signature:

i have read the program admission requirements for the program to which i am applying and meet the requirements. (requested documents are enclosed.)

Student Number: ___________________________ Signature: _________________________________ Date: _________________________

Notice Regarding Collection, Use, and Disclosure of Personal Information by the UniversityYour personal information is being collected under the authority of The University of Manitoba Act. The information you provide will be used by the University for the purposes of registration, communication, and to process payment. Your personal information may be disclosed to other educational institutions, government departments and co-sponsoring organizations, and, for those students who are members of UMSU, it will be disclosed to the University of Manitoba Students’ Union. Your personal information will not be used or disclosed for other purposes, unless permitted by The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). If you have any questions about the collection of your personal information, contact the Access & Privacy Office (tel. 204-474-9462), 233 Elizabeth Dafoe Library, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2.

metHod of payment:

All applicable fees must accompany program application form.

Cash – In-person only. Debit – In-person only. Cheque/Money Order – Payable to the University of Manitoba (post-dated cheques can not be accepted).

Invoice Employer – A request to invoice must be on letterhead and authorized by an official of the employer or sponsoring agency. Without prior credit history, amounts over $1,000 require credit approval. Contact Student and Instructor Services at 204-474-9921 or Toll-free 1-888-216-7011 ext. 9921 for a copy of the required form.

Payment by credit card – Complete the following section. Visa MasterCard

Card holder’s name (as it appears on the card): ___________________________________ Amount $ _________________________________

Credit card number: ___________________________________ Expiry date: _________________________________

Authorizing signature: ___________________________________


CorPorate training solutions

training Plan develoPment

Our training plan development option allows us to develop the pieces you need from start to finish—from identifying your needs through to evaluation.

Program and credential develoPment

Our customized certificate program option allows us to develop a program and/or a credential specifically for your organization’s employees.

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Connect your training to your goals. Continuing Education at the University of Manitoba will help you get there.

Customized client-focused training from the University of Manitoba’s Continuing Education division offers the direction, tools and support to help you and your employees get to where you need to go. Choose from on-site, off-site, online or a combination of formats to suit your style, organization and schedule. Whether it’s a current Continuing Education certificate program or a tailored solution customized to fit your organization, we have the flexibility and training options to suit your schedule and budget.

Our customized corporate training is unique to your organization. Training solutions are tailored to fit your organization’s culture, objectives and budget. We’ll sit down with you to make sure we understand your business and where it’s going and recommend corporate training strategies to help you get there.

Ourcustomizedtrainingoptionsinclude:

corPorate training

training needs assessment

Once we know where you want to go, we’ll help you better understand where you are today and anticipate future needs through a comprehensive training needs assessment.

Prior learning assessment

Our prior learning assessment tools allow us to assess current employee learning and experience and award credit toward our existing complement of Continuing Education certificate programs.

Continuing Education185 Extended Education Complex, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2204-474-9921 Fax: 204-272-1626 Toll Free: 1-888-216-7011 ext. 9921Email: [email protected]



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Credit Institute of Canada (Certified Credit Professional Designation, CCPD)

Life Science Association of Manitoba

Manitoba Start

United Way of Winnipeg

Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce

PrOfessiOnal OrganizatiOnsCanadian Institute of Management (CIM)

Association of Records, Managers and Administrators (ARMA International)

Canadian Society of Training and Development (CSTD)

Human Resource Management Association of Manitoba (HRMAM)

Manitoba Customer Contact Association (MCCA)

Manitoba Municipal Administrators’ Association

Quality Network on Education and Training (QNET)

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