Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley

Programs & Courses

Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley takes full advantage of its location to deliver programs you won't find anywhere else. Programs like Outdoor Adventure, which challenges students in practical disciplines such as rock climbing and white water rafting, and the business training to make it all marketable. The campus is also home to the Outdoor Adventure Naturalist and Forestry Technician Programs-delivered with the same hands-on approach that has made this College a leader in outdoor programming.

If the outdoors isn’t your ticket, you can enroll in many other programs such as Social Service Worker, Motive Power Technician, or Police Foundations. We also offer the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree program in collaboration with the University of Ottawa.

Take advantage of our friendly small campus atmosphere, affordable living, and the experience and expertise of our faculty to become a leader in your chosen career.

FULL-TIME PROGRAMS

onCourse (Part-time studies)
Apprenticeship
Distance Education
E-Learning
College Preparation Courses (Adult Upgrading)
Co-operative Education
I.T. Test Centre
Prior Learning Assessment

FULL-TIME PROGRAMS AT ALGONQUIN COLLEGE IN THE OTTAWA VALLEY

Two-Year Diploma Programs		Compressed Diploma Programs
		(Equivalent to Two-Year Program Curriculum)
Early Childhood Education Outdoor Adventure Police Foundations Practical Nursing Social Service Worker (next intake Fall 2008)		Business* Computer Systems Technician* Forestry Technician Golf & Ski Operations Management* NEW FOR FALL 2008 Motive Power Technician* Office Administration - Executive Outdoor Adventure Naturalist* *These 18-month programs include a paid summer co-op option.

One-Year Certificate Programs		Four-Year Collaborative Degrees

Personal Support Worker General Arts and Science Radiation Safety Program NEW FOR FALL 2008		Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING

Apprentice cook The service sector employs more people than any other sector, making up nearly 3/4 of all employees in Ontario. Cooks play a major role in this sector and are employed in a wide range of jobs, from personal and business chefs to tourism and hospitality restaurant operations.

To meet the demands of the marketplace, the food and beverage industry is establishing professional standards and training, and offering competitive salaries to attract dedicated and creative people.

Algonquin College's Cook Apprenticeship program is offered through evening courses on a part-time basis and ensures that students are prepared to enter this sector of the labour market.

Students will prepare complete meals and individual dishes, plan menus, estimate food requirements and costs, and monitor and order food supplies. Communications and math skills are also taught to our students, and individuals learn to work in a team atmosphere and under pressure.

Cook Apprentice Certificate Program

In addition to the Cook program, the College also offers other apprenticeship programs including Automotive Technician, Electrician, Carpentry, and Construction Craft Worker.

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