OTTAWA (June 28, 2023) – Algonquin College is launching a new honours bachelor’s degree program to prepare future leaders in human resources management. The Bachelor of Commerce (Strategic Human Resources Management) program combines foundational business knowledge with human capital strategy, providing graduates with a unique skillset to leverage when entering the workforce.
Market trends support the need for a human resources management-focused commerce program. The strategic business nature of this program will provide students with unique and desirable qualifications upon graduation. Graduates will have a wide choice of employment opportunities, including human resources management generalist, recruiter, human resources business partner, human resources manager, training and development specialist and human resources management advisor.
As we embrace the summer season and a well-deserved long weekend, I wanted to express my sincere gratitude to each and every one of you for your tremendous efforts in ensuring the success of our recent graduates and the 2023 Spring convocation ceremonies. These ceremonies are always a highlight for me as we witness our graduates proudly crossing the stage and celebrating with their loved ones, as we honour their achievements. Continue reading Message from the President: June 27, 2023
Please be advised the Ottawa Campus electrical shutdown period has concluded ahead of schedule with full power re-established on campus the evening of June 26. College facilities are open should learners and employees require workspaces during regular business hours on June 27. Comfort levels may be impacted throughout the day as it may take some time to meet set temperatures in all facilities across campus. Continue reading Ottawa Campus Electrical Shutdown: Power Restored
OTTAWA (June 27, 2023) – Registration is now open for the new Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) Honours program, one of latest offerings from the School of Business at Algonquin College. As the only program of its kind in Ontario to offer three co-operative (co-op) education work terms, graduates will be well-positioned to connect with industry professionals while leveraging applied learning in business marketing.
The program emphasizes how emerging digital marketing technologies operate within today’s business environment. These learning outcomes align with trends in labour market data which identify a growing demand for skilled digital marketers with a strong foundation in business.
Traditional business disciplines like accounting, finance, human resources and economics comprise the first two years of the program. Learners will collaborate with industry professionals through three mandatory co-op placements in their last two years of study. Through these work terms, learned marketing strategies and tactics are applied to make data-informed marketing decisions in the workplace.
OTTAWA (June 26, 2023) – Algonquin College is announcing a free training program for women newcomers to Canada. The Skills for Success program is open to new Canadians seeking to upgrade their skills for entry level office administration roles. Participants must reside within the National Capital Region, hold a valid SIN and have emigrated to Canada within the last five years.
Supported through funding provided by the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, the pilot program offers entry dates in Fall 2023 and Winter 2024. Up to 50 students per session will attend 20 hours of training per week for 11 weeks at Algonquin College’s Ottawa Campus, where they will learn skills in communication, math and digital technology. Program graduates will be well prepared for an administrative career in customer service, data-entry, human resources and accounting.
Ten Algonquin College students have been awarded a $2,000 PCL Constructors DARE6 Bursary. PCL’s partnership with Algonquin College benefits the local construction company on many fronts.
Paul Knowles, Vice President and District Manager of PCL Constructors’ Ottawa office, says it means a lot to him to also be able to give back and connect with today’s learners. He points to the growing association with Indigenous learners as just one of those special relationships. Continue reading Algonquin College students awarded PCL Constructors DARE6 bursaries
Environment Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement for the regions encompassing Ottawa, Pembroke and Perth with the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) being in the high-risk category due to wildfire smoke.
You can find the latest Environment Canada statements at the links below:
In the span of a lifetime people wear many hats. In her long, distinguished and varied career Wendy Jocko has worn a hard hat, a helmet and a headdress. The former chief of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, Jocko, 63 will be donning a ceremonial mortarboard this June when she is awarded an honorary degree from Algonquin College at its 2023 Spring Convocation. Continue reading Wendy Jocko awarded honorary degree from Algonquin College
James (Jim) Taggart is a builder. In his 81 years, he’s been part of a successful business, a large family, and many lasting relationships and connections throughout the Ottawa region. The father of three and grandfather of six is retired but still holds the title of Chairman of the Taggart Group of companies. He also chairs occasional meetings and goes into the office to keep himself appraised of the many endeavors his family, including Taggart Construction Limited, Doran Contractors Limited, Taggart Realty Management, Tartan Homes, Tamarack Homes and the Taggart Parkes Foundation. Continue reading James Taggart to receive honorary degree from Algonquin College
Being a four-time World Cup champion, two-time U.S. Open champion figure skater, Manley spent much of her life testing her limits, pushing past her breaking points and navigating the often complicated and challenging world of sport. Today, she uses her experience to compassionately support others in their life’s pursuits. Continue reading Elizabeth Manley to receive honorary degree from Algonquin College
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wanted to express my sincere gratitude to each and every one of you for your tremendous efforts in ensuring the success of our recent graduates and the 2023 Spring convocation ceremonies. These ceremonies are always a highlight for me as we witness our graduates proudly crossing the stage and celebrating with their loved ones, as we honour their achievements. 
varied career Wendy Jocko has worn a hard hat, a helmet and a headdress. The former chief of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, Jocko, 63 will be donning a ceremonial mortarboard this June when she is awarded an honorary degree from Algonquin College at its 2023 Spring Convocation. 
business, a large family, and many lasting relationships and connections throughout the Ottawa region. The father of three and grandfather of six is retired but still holds the title of Chairman of the Taggart Group of companies. He also chairs occasional meetings and goes into the office to keep himself appraised of the many endeavors his family, including Taggart Construction Limited, Doran Contractors Limited, Taggart Realty Management, Tartan Homes, Tamarack Homes and the Taggart Parkes Foundation. 
skater, Manley spent much of her life testing her limits, pushing past her breaking points and navigating the often complicated and challenging world of sport. Today, she uses her experience to compassionately support others in their life’s pursuits.