Algonquin College - School of Part-time Studies

REGISTERING for Courses and Program

There are two ways to learn through the School of Part-time Studies:

1. Register for an individual course. This option is available for most courses and programs.

2. Commit to a specific program, register and complete the courses required,

and graduate with a certificate, diploma or graduate certificate.

For course and program details, please visit www.algonquincollege.com/oncourse

If you have determined that you are committed to completing a specific program, the following programs require an application process prior to registering for courses belonging to the program. Just click on the title to each program to obtain a copy of the application form.

Programs Requiring a Program Application Form

Autism and Behavioural Science - PDF file
Dementia Studies - Multidiscipline - PDF file
Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations - PDF file
Gerontology - Multidiscipline - PDF file
Palliative Care - Multidiscipline and Working with the Terminally Ill - Multidiscipline - PDF file
Sterile Supply - PDF file
Working with the Aged - Multidiscipline - PDF file
Working with Dementia Clients - Multidiscipline - PDF file
Veterinary Assistant - PDF

Please note that if you are interested in registering for a course that is part of one of these programs, you must contact the coordinator to make this request prior to registering.

Application forms must be submitted to the School of Part-time Studies client service office, 1385 Woodroffe Avenue, Room C137, Ottawa ON K2G 1V8.

Programs Requiring an OCAS Application

Military Arts and Science
Social Service Worker
Teachers of English as a Second/Foreign Language

If you are interested in these programs, you must submit an OCAS application form before registering.

To obtain an OCAS application, click here.

Declare Your Program

Once you determine that you are interested in completing a program, we encourage you to declare yourself into the program by using the Program Declaration Tool available through ACSIS. ...more