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The EMR course provides the knowledge and skills necessary in an emergency to help sustain life, reduce pain, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness in a pre-hospital setting and includes CPR level HCP and AED. The certification is valid for three years. Being a certified EMR opens the doors to a variety of employment opportunities including BC Ambulance Services, private ambulance services (ie LifeSupport Transport), fire departments, law enforcement, ski-patrol and rescue, and industry employers in remote locations in BC / Alberta.

Prerequisite(s): Participants must be certified in Standard First Aid with CPR level C or higher. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5092 to arrange to get course materials. Minimum of 16 years of age. Students under 19 require a parent / guardian signed waiver.

Gain an understanding of the accounting equations, debits and credits, record keeping, bank reconciliation, maintaining a general ledger, using a columnar journal and preparing simple financial statements. This course is valuable to small business owners and non-profit groups as well as for those needing to upgrade job skills. Note: Have a calculator handy for the online course. A courseware package will also be made available.

Prerequisite(s): None

No upcoming sections.

This course covers the chemical processes that create beer. The measurement of alcohol content as well as the effect malt, yeast and hops have on the flavour of the beer.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be 19+. Serving It Right is a mandatory qualification for BC alcohol sales and service.

This course is an introduction to the process of packaging fundamentals. A variety of topics will be covered including preparation, maturation, clarification, filtrations, conditioning, types of packaging, carbonation, and much more.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be 19+. Serving It Right is a mandatory qualification for BC alcohol sales and service.

This course covers the fundamentals of building service work and includes specific training on clearning to prevent viral and bacterial disease outbreaks.

Prerequisite(s): Students must have basic English speaking, writing and reading skills.

This course provides instruction and hands on training for maintenance of all types of resilient and hard floor surfaces. It will cover work organization and planning, time expectations, equipment use, safety and basic maintenance, common flooring types, power equipment use and safety, area cleaning techniques, basic hard floor care and cleaning.

ElderCollege membership for Campbell River courses is an annual membership that covers the academic year from September 1 to August 31 . NOTE: CREC does not run courses during the period of June 1 to August 31. By requesting membership with ElderCollege, I understand the membership fee is non-refundable; I consent to NIC releasing my personal information to the ElderCollege Executive Committee and its subcommittees, for the purposes of course registration/notification, and in supporting ElderCollege volunteer activities.

Art doesn't happen in a vacuum. It is the product of learned skills. In this drawing course, you will fine tune your sense of sight and learn to draw what you see and not what you know. You will become the boss of your pencil, mastering line, shape, and shadow, and I guarantee you will surprise yourself with the results. Course Leader: Kristin Butcher

Reichsmarshall Hermann Goering visited Colditz Castle early in WW2. He declared the castle to be "escape-proof," one of many prognostications Goering got wrong. In this presentation we will see. (a)How the presenter's uncle and a bookkeeper from Manitoba pulled off one of the most famous and successful WW2 escapes. (b) Amazing Dutch escapes. (c) The fate of Prominente /hostages and (d)Liberation. Course Leader: Michael Naish

This course is for photographers just starting to explore photo editing. Teaching will be about concepts and results rather than specific software and specialized tools. Maximize the WOW factor in your photos with this course. You will learn how to straighten, crop effectively, control lighting (highlights, midtones and shadows), remove unwanted objects, adjust colour, and much more. NOT a training course in any one Photo Editing Program. Course leader: Ken Beattie

This course will be part lecture and part discussion. The presenter will use PowerPoint history lectures focused on BC coastal history as a platform to illustrate how a historian and writer finds the material to create new stories. Join Catherine on her journeys to creation that are often filled with serendipity and include meeting with many exceptional individuals and locating never-before-seen images and relevant papers. Course Leader: Catherine Marie Gilbert

The purpose of this presentation is to bring awareness and understanding about clutter and hoarding. This is an area that to date, solutions and definitive supports are lacking in some areas of our province. The importance of this presentation is to help start these conversations in our communities to develop support and the resources needed. Course Leader: Cheryl Stinson

Learn how to use the public library from the comfort of your own home! A librarian will walk you through using our catalogue, ordering books, using ebooks, and even how to watch movies, all from your phone or computer. Note: this course requires some basic knowledge of how to access the internet and how to download apps. Course Leader: Arija Fisher

Understanding ChatGPT. In two sessions, this course will cover the basics of understanding and using the AI program, ChatGPT, including framing questions and handling responses. Course Leader: Bruce Bjornson

This is a basic course for seniors to learn how to keep themselves safe in an era of online scams. Course Leader: Arija Fisher

I will show you how to use simple ready made stock charts to find buy, sell and hold signals for individual stocks. You will learn how to use online trading platforms and technical analysis to make trading fun and exciting. This course is not about fundamental investing but rather shorter term trades. No prior knowledge of the stock market is required and I teach how to practice paper trading before using your own money. Course Leader: Cal Reeks

In the two sessions of this course, we'll cover the basics of using an Excel spreadsheet. Participants will practice doing: setup, data input, and report generation. Course Leader: Bruce Bjornson

Topics we'll cover include: self care, educating others about communicating with hearing impaired people, and dealing with the public, health care workers and family. Course Leader: Marlene Taylor

Feeling challenged by the journey of dementia? Struggling to find ways to support and care for a friend or family member living with dementia? Join an independent dementia trainer and consultant to discuss, learn and practice new skills to add to your toolbox in a safe, non-judgemental/non-medical environment. Until there's a cure, there's care. Course Leader: Jocelyn Reekie

The word palliative can prompt feelings of fear and anxiety. We'll discuss the approach to palliative care, who it applies to, the benefits, and what you can do to advocate on your own behalf or for a family member or friend. The goal is to create a safe place to explore how to ensure the best quality of life possible in whatever time we have remaining. Course Leader: Julia Steel

A travelogue of pictures from museums, unique buildings, historical sites, strange collections, and unique natural features of the Island. Course Leader: Steve Cooley

This travelogue covers a 42-year span, when Joan visited most coastlines, and spent time in unique more isolated, small communities, often with few tourists, even camping in the outback. It explores caves, isolated beaches, Ayers Rock ("when we could still climb it"), and the Undara Volcanic National Park, where lava flows 190,000 years ago extended up to 160 km in length, leaving huge tunnels and arches of cooled lava. Joan will include lots of pictures, and information on unique natural features, animals, plants, culture, ways to travel, and more. Course Leader: Joan Smith

A two week cruise from Southern Argentina to South of the Antarctic Circle and return on a smaller Adventure Cruise ship. George experienced penguins, whales, birds and phenomenal landscapes in the land of snow and ice. Course Leader: George Wagner

Pictures and explanations of our adventures will give you a glimpse into a China you may not have known about. The course will show our living conditions, daily lives, different cultures within China, the real Chinese food and trips to different parts of the country. Come and explore the China we grew to love. Course Leaders: Cathy and Gord Smith

We'll cover the four cornerstones of democratic governance: the electoral process, campaigning, indirect representation, and the supreme court. Readings will provide a foundation for evaluating the basic question many Canadians are asking right now about whether Canada is following the same trajectory as the United States. Brief lectures, class discussion and discovery. Course Leader: Bonnie Lynn Sherrow

Ed will cover his naval service, including time spent in the British and Canadian Navies. Course Leader: Ed Falstrem

A guided walking tour to explore the restorative area of Willow Creek estuary and highlight ways seniors of varying abilities can participate in restoration work. We will tour beside the good witches' nettle patch, through a past indigenous presence, and into a more natural setting showcasing an ancient secret keeper alder. Please dress appropriately. In the case of very windy weather, the course will be postponed. Meet at the Ken Forde Ramp. Note: participants must sign a waiver prior to the start of the course. Course Leader: Tom Hall

Greenways Land Trust staff will present on the diverse environmental activities we are involved in, in Campbell River and Northern Vancouver Island. From planting native trees with students to gleaning fruit from backyards, we will share with you about our programming, and ways in which you can get involved in environmental initiatives with Greenways. Course Leaders: Kyle Fitzpatrick & Jeff Groat

The chaotic Middle East: a look at Iran and its fascinating story moving from "cradle of civilization" to "background power in the current conflict." Some archaeology, some anthropology and some current events. Course Leader: Erik Mairs

This course will include information on converting a sewage treatment plant into the Maritime Heritage Centre and the restoration of the BCP 45. Course Leaders: Jim Harris & Glenn Ashby

ElderCollege membership Comox Valley is an annual membership from September 1 to August 31. CVEC does not run courses during the period of May 1 to August 31. By requesting membership with ElderCollege, I understand the membership fee is non-refundable; I consent to NIC releasing my personal information to the ElderCollege Executive Committee and its subcommittees, for the purposes of course registration/notification, and in supporting ElderCollege volunteer activities.

Peter shares his artistic journey of the past 44 years with examples of his art reflecting memories of growing up on the prairies in the late 1940s and 1950s. This retrospective includes some of the 50 paintings of his major work, "For Our Children," exhibited across Canada. Participants will enjoy the stories behind the many paintings inspired by these memories and by his Ukrainian heritage.

Few great philosophers had a closer connection with music than Friedrich Nietzsche. He was a fine pianist, composed music from age fourteen, and wrote on many musical subjects throughout his productive life. This talk considers Nietzsche's stormy friendship with composer Richard Wagner, providing insight into the musical qualities of his famous poetic-philosophical work, "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," and describes its influence on such later composers as Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss. Course Leader: NICOLAS KRUSEK

This course uses a modified version of the Functional Movement System developed by Gray Cook. Learn how we develop movement and movement patterns. Work together through a seven-step movement screen to determine your own function and then take away simple home exercises to correct dysfunctions. Course Leader: IRENE BORECKY

This is an introduction to the practice of osteopathy-- a manual therapy that uses gentle techniques to treat the body as a whole. Changes that occur with aging may mean that some traditional approaches are not suitable for an older individual. Osteopathy is a safe method to help mobility, communication, and function within joints, the nervous system, the circulation system, the digestive system, etc. Course Leader: IRENE BORECKY

While aging is inevitable, graceful aging is when we take preventative steps to support our future selves. Discuss what things you can do now by eating the right foods, taking key supplements, and prioritizing self care for your mind, body, and emotions. Course Leader: SHAWN PETERS

According to the Alzheimer Society of Canada, 124,000 Canadians were diagnosed with dementia in 2020. That's a staggering number. There are many causes and types of dementia, including vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease. While there is no cure, there are factors that can be addressed to reduce your risk. The presenter, a naturopathic doctor, aims to help you identify risk factors and present options to address these.  Course Leader: SHAWN PETERS

In March 2024, after the presenter had purchased an electric vehicle in January, a friend called and asked 13 questions about the pre-purchase, purchase, and post-purchase. We talked about my personal experiences, starting in January 2023, of deciding, choosing, sourcing, negotiating, waiting, accepting, accessorizing, and the real-world use of an electric vehicle. This presentation is based on that two-hour call. Information sharing - not a debate. Interested in an EV purchase tale? Course Leader: TERRY HOOPER

Salmon stocks across Vancouver Island are facing numerous challenges. The Puntledge River Hatchery in Courtenay is part of a Fisheries and Oceans effort to restore the chinook salmon - and other species - to the Puntledge. Course Leader: LAURA TERRY

 By the early years of the nineteenth century, Vancouver Island was undisputed British territory, but there were no governmental structures. When American settlers began to move westward, coal was discovered on the Island, and there was a gold rush on the Fraser River, change was inevitable. The first Europeans began to trickle in, and these were tough, courageous, and determined people.  Course Leader: CHRISTINE DICKINSON

This course is designed for parents and caregivers of children up to eight years of age. Topics include: recognition of home hazards, accident prevention, and safety education. Skills focus on respiratory distress, CPR, AED, bleeding management and common first aid situations. This course is acknowledged by the Ministry of Health and the Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board. Certification period is three years, but yearly recertification in CPR Level B is recommended.

The emergency first aid course covers the basic skills necessary to deal with time priority emergencies. The RC Emergency First Aid course is now recognized by WorkSafe BC as a valid equivalent certification for the Occupational First Aid Level 1. Certification is transferable between provinces and recognized nationally for workplace requirements. It includes initial assessment, respiratory distress, CPR, AED, bleeding, unconsciousness, shock, poisons, and secondary assessment. Certification is by the Red Cross and is valid for a period of three years, but yearly recertification in CPR Level C is recommended.

Prerequisite(s): None

This is a comprehensive first aid course for those who require the skills and knowledge necessary to deal with life-threatening situations and to give assistance to people in physical distress. The RC Standard First Aid course is now recognized by WorkSafe BC as a valid equivalent certification for the Occupational First Aid Level 1. Certification is transferable between provinces and recognized nationally for workplace requirements. Includes all of the content of the Emergency First Aid course (FAC 020) plus injuries due to heat and cold, medical conditions, bone and joint injuries, head and spinal injuries. Certification is by the Red Cross and is valid for a period of three years, but yearly recertification in CPR Level C is recommended.

Prerequisite(s): None

This course is for individuals wishing to become certified as a Red Cross First Aid & CPR - Basic Level program instructors (CPRIT, FAIT). Certification is valid for 3 years. All prerequisites must be met.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 18 years or older. Successfully complete the Fundamentals of Instruction - First Aid Programs online component (approx. 8 hours)

The Marine Basic First Aid course meets defined Federal Transport Canada Marine Safety Training Standards for Marine First Aid. This course provides individuals with a basic training level of First Aid and CPR required by the Marine Industry. Certification is by the Canadian Red Cross with a certification period of three years.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 16 years+ to take training. Some previous knowledge of First Aid/ CPR is recommended, but not required.

Through this course you will receive thorough training that meets or exceeds all WorkSafeBC and CSA regulations and standards. Each student will be evaluated and those able to demonstrate a minimum level of operational competence receive an Ives & Associates document of successful completion. Please note: Unique conditions specific to the equipment and/or working environment encountered by operators may require that employers provide additional training and evaluation where appropriate. Please bring your CSA approved steel toe boots. Dress for the weather and bring a lunch/snacks.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 16 years of age and have, or have had, a driver's license.

This course is for students who have taken either the Silver Jewellery Making-Beginner's course or Silver Jewellery Express I AND II. This course will provide students with the opportunity to expand on their skills and knowledge. Explore more techniques, such as an introduction to cuttlebone casting, how to tube set a faceted gemstone, texturing techniques using the reticulation process, and various finishing techniques that will give your creations a professional finish. This course is labour intensive and has a moderate degree of difficulty. All the supplies to create each project are included in the course fee. Bring your sketchbook ideas! Note: All equipment and materials are provided and included in the price. We will be having a short lunch break mid way through the day, so bring a bagged lunch. See the supply list online for additional items you may want to bring from home. *Mandatory items are an N95 mask and safety glasses.

Join us in the newly renovated NIC metal jewellery studio and learn the metal etching process. Add interest to your metal projects in this two-day beginner's class. Learn about adding texture, depth and originality to your handmade jewellery. We will make a variety of samples and there will be two projects introduced. During these two days you will learn the basics including safety, masking techniques and tools as well as how to apply this technique to etch copper and brass and the second day we will do a project in sterling silver. We will also learn basic jewellery making skills as we work through the projects. By the end of class each student will have two new finished pieces of jewellery they will be proud to wear.

Course Description: The Open Studio weekend is an excellent opportunity to work on the skills you learned in previous jewellery courses and complete some additional projects in a professional studio under the guidance of instructor Tracey Lancashire. You can use the equipment and tools in the NIC studio to work on your jewellery projects while getting expert guidance and tips from the instructor. The Open Studio also allows you to work side by side with your peers in a supportive, creative environment. It is a wonderful time to finish incomplete projects or create new designs and build on your skills or just inspire you to reignite your passion for jewellery making. *No formal instruction will be delivered. Prerequisite note: The Open Studio is suitable for students who have taken one or more of the NIC Metal Jewellery courses/programs including the part-time Silver Jewellery Making-Beginner's course OR the Silver Jewellery Express I & II OR the Metal Jewellery Design certificate OR other similar jewellery-making courses. Students must supply their own fabrication materials such as silver, copper, brass, and any gemstones. You will receive a consumables kit included in your course fee to use in class. The processes listed below are excluded during this weekend. (excluded processes are anodizing, casting, etching, and mold-making).

Students will learn how to carve a ring out of carving wax, size a wax ring, invest the ring and cast and finish the ring. This course is open to any student, beginner or an advanced student who wants the opportunity to cast in a professional setting. Note: All equipment and materials are provided and included in the price. We will be having a short lunch break mid way through the day, so bring a bagged lunch. It is recommended to bring an apron. *Mandatory: Students must bring their own N95 mask and safety glasses.

This course is designed to offer students a comprehensive overview of the main elements necessary to design and develop a tabletop board game. The course provides an understanding of the historical foundation of the industry, with theory-based outcomes, and experiential learning. The course will provide participants with an understanding of the basic business requirements necessary in overseeing the planning and implementation of a board game development project.

This program provides students with the knowledge and basic skills needed to provide care to animals in the thriving animal care industry. Graduates of this program may seek employment in animal care facilities, including veterinary hospitals, recovery centers, shelters, pet stores, kennels and specialty businesses. This informative and interactive information session is strongly recommended for prospective students, and will give you the opportunity to meet the program instructor. Note: The session is free, but students must pre-register.

Delve into the essentials of utilizing Generative AI (GAI) for digital marketing success. Participants begin their journey by exploring an online learning platform, refining their business concepts with a focus on professional writing, project design, business planning, and branding through the lens of GAI technologies and what exactly GAI is and how they can make it work for them.

Enrich the understanding of digital design's core elements, principles, and the strategic execution of logos in the context of project and client management. Incorporating Generative AI tools, this course provides a comprehensive look into the transformative role of color, imagery, and logo design in digital marketing.

Explore the fundamentals of building and optimizing business websites, integrating Generative AI (GAI) to enhance domain selection, e-commerce solutions, point-of-sale systems, SEO, and analytics. This course offers a deep dive into creating a robust online presence, leveraging GAI for website development, and driving business growth through intelligent data analysis and optimization strategies.

Dive into harnessing social media for business growth, leveraging Google business tools for strategic communication, and mastering digital networking. Enhanced with Generative AI (GAI), this course teaches effective content creation, audience engagement on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter, and the use of AI tools to optimize Google business communications and digital relationship building.

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Gain the knowledge and skills required to operate small, non-pleasure vessels operating within 25 miles from shore (formerly MED A3). Topics include maritime hazards and emergencies, emergency response, firefighting, lifesaving equipment, abandonment, personal survival, signaling devices and rescue response. The goal of the course is to assist you in responding to marine emergencies in the coastal area.

In addition to topics covered by the Basic Safety (SDV-BS) course, this Transport Canada approved course enables you to learn safety-related skills associated with small boat operation and ensuring the safety of passengers. These skills include assisting passengers to survive an emergency, maintenance of safety equipment, and safety record keeping. Note: Bring a towel and bathing suit for pool exercises.

This course prepares trade-qualified mechanics for the Authorized Vehicle Inspector (AVI) certification. Upon completion, students will be able to perform inspections on private and commercial vehicles according to specifications and responsibilities described in the Vehicle Inspection Manual and the Motor Vehicle Act Regulations. AVIs help maintain road safety and ensure compliant and safe vehicles are operating on BC roadways.

Prerequisite(s): Participants must hold a B.C. Trade Qualification or an Inter-provincial Red-Seal Certificate in at least one of the following: Automotive Service Technician, Heavy Duty Equipment Technician, Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic, Commercial Trailer Mechanic, or Motorcycle Mechanic. Apprentices in Level 4 are NOT eligible to register.

This course provides shippers, handlers and drivers with a clear understanding of the basic transportation of dangerous goods, which meet the requirements of federal and provincial legislation. The flexible online format allows participants to complete the course at their own pace and convenience. Note: You must complete this course within 30 days. Email address required. Ask for information sheet when registering.

Gain the knowledge and skills required to operate small commercial vessels, other than tugs and fishing vessels, up to five gross tonnage engaged on a near coastal, class 2 or a sheltered waters voyage, and for fishing vessels up to 15 gross tonnage or 12 meters overall length engaged on a near coastal, class 2 (including an inland voyage on Lake Superior or Lake Huron) or a sheltered waters voyage.

Prerequisite(s): None

This seven-hour course will prepare you for the Department of Communications examination for the Restricted Operator Certificate (Maritime) (ROC-M). The exam is administered on-site at the end of the day and a temporary certificate will be issued for successful students. A permanent certificate will be issued in the mail.

Prerequisite(s): None

This course is designed to provide the student with a practical knowledge of the application of the Collision Regulations and principles to be observed in keeping a navigational watch while using Radar, Loran-C, GPS, Echo Sounder, a compass, and an Electronic Charting System. Each course participant must attend a minimum of 90% of lecture classes and 100% attendance is required during simulation exercises and evaluation. Participants must have prior training in topics such as basic Chart Work and Navigations Safety in order to have background knowledge required for the navigation of a vessel under simulated conditions.

Prerequisite(s): None

This course is for those working towards their Master Limited (60 T), Fishing Master IV, Mate 150 GT or Watchkeeping Mate, Fishing Vessel. Students will learn to plan and conduct safe navigation, understand and make use of various navigation-related publications, determine a ship's position and keep required records. This comprehensive 12 day course prepares mariners for writing the Transport Canada exam, Chartwork & Pilotage 1 (CP1), on the final day of the course.

Prerequisite(s): None

This course is for those working towards their Master Limited (60 T), Fishing Master IV and Master 150 GT. Students will learn to plan safe navigation, using collision regulations, watchkeeping standards, vessel lights and signals, distress signals, fog and maneuvering signals and watchkeeping at night and in restricted visibility. This comprehensive 7 day course prepares mariners for writing the Transport Canada exam, Navigation & Safety 1 (NS1), on the final day of the course.

Prerequisite(s): None

Mariners serving on compulsorily-fitted commercial ships (Global Maritime Distress and Safety Systems or GMDSS) within the North American A1 sea areas require this course for compliance with the International Convention of Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, 1978, as amended in 1995 (STCW 95 Regulation IV/2). Note: Existing ROC certificate holders who take a valid (1999 or earlier) certificate to class, are required to attend the last two days of classes only (NAU 041). Canadian Power & Sail Squadron certificates do not meet this requirement. You must present this certificate when registering. Persons without an existing ROC certificate must attend all three days of classes.

Prerequisite(s): Minimum 18 years of age.

No upcoming sections.

This is a WorkSafeBC course that includes an introduction to CPR, choking and hemorrhage control and minor wound care according to WSBC Regulations, Part 3 Guidelines (3.14 - 3.21). The course is excellent for forestry and other industrial applications and required by many employers. Certification is by WSBC and is valid for three years.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be at least 16 years of age. Students under 19 require a parent/ guardian signed waiver. Picture identification must be brought to the 1st class.

This course is for OFA 010 or OFA 020 certified first aid attendants that work in environments requiring Transportation Endorsement in addition to their Occupational First Aid Level 1 or 2, according to WSBC Regulations Part 3 Guidelines (3.14 to 3.21). Students will be required to complete an NIC Waiver form at the first class. Certificate is by WSBC and is valid for three years.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be at least 16 years of age. Students under 19 require a parent/ guardian signed waiver. Picture identification and current OFA Level 1 or 2 Certificate must be brought to class.

The WSBC Intermediate First Aid is a 14-hour program (excluding breaks) designed to provide lifesaving first aid skills to workers in industry. This course replaces the old OFA Level 2 course. This course covers minor wounds, CPR, AED, identification and management of medical conditions and more.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be at least 16 years of age. Students under 19 years of age require a parent/ guardian signed waiver. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5092 to arrange to get course materials.

This course is designed in compliance with the WorkSafe BC requirements for First Aid Attendants in BC and according to WSBC Regulations Part 3 Guidelines (3.14 - 3.21). The Occupational First Aid Level 3 course is offered with the objective of qualifying candidates for certification as Level 3 First Aid Attendants in industry. Instruction includes: anatomy and physiology; injury and body response; resuscitation - oxygen therapy; wounds and bleeding; thermal, joint, spinal and eye injuries; fractures, bandaging; immobilization; transportation; recording and reporting accidents and injuries. Students will be required to complete a NIC Waiver form at the first class.Certification is by WSBC and is valid for three years. Prerequisites: Students must be at least 16 years of age to enroll. Students under 19 years of age require a parent / guardian signed waiver. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5005 to arrange to get course materials.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be at least 16 years of age to enroll. Students under 19 years of age require a parent / guardian signed waiver. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5005 to arrange to get course materials.

This course is designed in compliance with the WorkSafe BC requirements for First Aid Attendants in BC and according to WSBC Regulations Part 3 Guidelines (3.14 - 3.21). The Occupational First Aid Level 3 course is offered with the objective of qualifying candidates for certification as Level 3 First Aid Attendants in industry. Instruction includes: anatomy and physiology; injury and body response; resuscitation - oxygen therapy; wounds and bleeding; thermal, joint, spinal and eye injuries; fractures, bandaging; immobilization; transportation; recording and reporting accidents and injuries. Students will be required to complete a NIC Waiver form at the first class.Certification is by WSBC and is valid for three years. Prerequisites: Students must be at least 16 years of age to enroll. Students under 19 years of age require a parent / guardian signed waiver. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5005 to arrange to get course materials.

Prerequisite(s): Students must be at least 16 years of age to enroll. Students under 19 years of age require a parent / guardian signed waiver. Pre-reading and homework required, contact First Aid Dept at 250-334-5005 to arrange to get course materials.

Obtain the necessary certification to work in the food service industry. This course covers important food safety and worker safety information including food borne illness, recieving and storing food, preparing food, serving food, cleaning and sanitizing. Certificates will be valid for 5 years from the date of issue.

Orientation to Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is a comprehensive on-line program that covers all major topics relevant for new hires. The online material will cover the fundamental information for worker education, including material safety and training. You must complete the course within 30 days. A valid email address is required.

This detailed and interactive online course provides a basic understanding of confined spaces in the workplace, legislation that governs them and the hazards associated with entering them. Please note: You must complete this course within 30 days. Email address required.