With a background in construction trades of 10 years, Pierre Brisson taught his craft at the high school level for 28 years. His specialties included woodworking, painting, and decorating. He has taught and organized co-op placements for students. He has been an Algonquin College Dual Credit support teacher since 2011.
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Academic Partnerships welcomed 76 students, from the Ottawa Carleton District and the Upper Canada District School Boards, to participate in two back-to-back Hospitality Skills Camps on February 21-24.From the camps, 98.5 per cent of students who participated agree that they would recommend the Hospitality Skills Camp to other students.
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Academic Partnerships welcomed 32 students from eight Ottawa-area high schools to the Skilled Trades Exploration Camp on May 18.Students participated in three activities in the manufacturing, automotive and plumbing labs throughout the day. Continue reading
Academic Partnerships welcomed 92 students from four Ottawa-area school boards as part of the Health and Wellness Exploration Camp on May 17.The camp provided Grade 9, 10 and 11 students with the opportunity to explore health and wellness careers and educational programs in Nursing, Allied Health, and other health areas. Continue reading
Grades 11 and 12 students who are in the Team Taught program take a course that is taught by both a college instructor and a high school teacher as part of their regular course load at their schools.
For the past five years, the camp has sought to provide a two-day introduction to the hospitality field through a curriculum-driven, experiential approach. Continue reading