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THERE’S A POSITIVE, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AS SOON AS YOU WALK THROUGH THE DOORS OF THE CAMPUS. THERE IS A HOMETOWN FEEL THAT IS SIMILAR TO CRANBROOK ITSELF. - Tod, Alumnus 2

Why College of the Rockies?

There are a lot of post-secondary institutions to choose from, so why should you choose College of the Rockies? We like to think we’re pretty friendly and cool folks to hang out with, but if that isn’t motivation enough, here are some other reasons you should consider starting or completing your post-secondary education with us:

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You can earn a degree right here. Our credentials range from one-year certificate programs all the way through to four-year

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Bachelor’s degrees.

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We offer a wide variety of programs in arts and sciences, business, tourism, engineering, health, trades, child and youth studies and more.

Our small class sizes mean more personalized attention to help you succeed.

College of the Rockies students who transfer to university have a higher rate of success than students from most other BC colleges and universities.

Become a University of Victoria or a University of Lethbridge student while studying at College of the Rockies with our Dual Admissions opportunities.

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We have competitive tuition rates and affordable living costs.

Study from anywhere! We have a wide variety of online courses and

programs - more than 30% of our academic courses are offered online.

Our spectacular lifestyle – surrounded by pristine mountains, lakes and trails, you are never far from amazing hiking, biking or skiing.

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OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES

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We hate to brag, but ‘Kootenay Life’, with its blend of outdoor activities, cultures and scenery is pretty awesome. As a College of the Rockies student, you have the opportunity to blend lifestyle and learning in one of the most spectacular places on Earth.

Our campuses are conveniently located in communities surrounded by some of the world’s finest recreational opportunities!

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• Hiking • Mountain Biking • Road Cycling • Skiing and Snowboarding • Cross-Country Skiing • Snowshoeing • Hunting and Fishing • Golfing • Kayaking and Rafting

ALWAYS MAKE TIME FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOUR PLATE FEELS LIKE IT’S OVERFLOWING. EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS, TAKE A WALK OR GO FOR A RUN. - Jennifer, Alumna

Over 2,000 hectares of forest with 100s of kms of marked trails just steps from Cranbrook’s main campus and student residence!

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Our main and Gold Creek campuses are located in Cranbrook, BC. We also have regional campuses in Creston, Fernie, Golden, Invermere, and Kimberley.

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SMALL COLLEGE ADVANTAGE

REAL LIFE. REAL LEARNING.

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Whenever possible, we take the learning out of the classroom and into real-life situations. The following images depict just a few of the opportunities that have enhanced the learning experience for our students.

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STUDENT SUPPORTS

STUDENT RESOURCES

EDUCATION ADVISING

College of the Rockies has tools available to

Still figuring out where you want your journey to take

help you succeed on your educational journey.

you? Or do you know where you want to go but not

Our student services team offers you:

sure how to get there? Our Education Advisors are here to help. Their goal is to help you be successful

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through all steps of your education, whether you are

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Examples of accommodations: • Note takers in the classroom • Course materials in alternate formats • Exam accommodations • One-to-one tutors • Recording of lectures • Textbooks in alternate formats such as digital audio • Reduced course load

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ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Assistance with course selection and registration

Accessibility Services staff advise students on available

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If you require adaptive technology, you are encouraged to contact the Accessibility Services

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START HERE - BE MORE SUCCESSFUL THERE!

AVERAGE COST OF ATTENDING

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Students who began their studies at College of the Rockies completed university with an overall higher grade point average (GPA) than did their counterparts at most other BC colleges and universities.* College of the Rockies students who transferred to a university scored the highest graduation rate for transfer institutions (85%) and second-highest of all BC post-secondary institutions.

We have many transfer agreements with institutions throughout BC, Alberta, and the rest of Canada. *2015 British Columbia Council on Admission and Transfer (BCCAT) report

Visit cotr.ca/transfer for more information.

DUAL ADMISSION

BECOME A UNIVERSITY STUDENT WHILE ATTENDING THE COLLEGE

BENEFITS You are considered a College of the Rockies student AND a university student right from the start.

This means:

The Dual Admission program provides you with

• No need to compete with 1000+ students that

a smooth transition from College of the Rockies to either the University of Victoria (UVic) or the

transfer to University of Victoria and University

University of Lethbridge (ULethbridge).

of Lethbridge on a yearly basis.

• Enrol in an Arts or Science program at the

• Save thousands of dollars by taking your first

College and the university of your choice.

two years at College of the Rockies.

• Complete your first two years at College

• Smaller class sizes mean more personalized

of the Rockies as a university student –

attention and access to instructors than at a

enjoying smaller class sizes, lower tuition and

larger institution.

the Kootenay Rockies lifestyle.

• Access to co-op work programs

• Move into your guaranteed spot in your degree

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BACHELOR DEGREES RIGHT HERE!

COMPLETE YOUR ENTIRE FOUR-YEAR DEGREE RIGHT HERE AT COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Business Administration: Sustainable Business Practices

Campus in partnership with the University of Victoria.

Registered nurses are in high demand and find employment in very diverse health care settings, from acute care hospitals to community-based programs. This program is delivered at our Cranbrook

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Sustainable business practices are the benchmark for businesses in the 21st century. Be prepared with the social, economic and environmental values and

Bachelor of Education

strategies you need to be successful in a socially

Rural teaching is one of the fastest growing

responsible business environment. This flexible and

opportunities in education. Offered in partnership with

accessible program can be taken in the classroom,

the University of Victoria, the Bachelor of Education

entirely online or a combination of the two.

program provides a unique opportunity to experience

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a rural teaching perspective. The entire four-year program is at the Cranbrook main campus and prepares graduates to teach in BC and Alberta.

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LOCATED AT THE COLLEGE’S MAIN CAMPUS IN CRANBROOK, AND ON THE TRADITIONAL TERRITORY OF THE KTUNAXA NATION, THE ABORIGINAL GATHERING PLACE OFFERS A WELCOMING, SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES. 16

INDIGENOUS STUDENT SERVICES

Our Indigenous Education Services team assists and

At College of the Rockies we value the relationships

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we have built with our Indigenous partners, the Ktunaxa Nation, Shuswap Band and Kootenay Region Métis. We are proud to provide excellent programs and services and are committed to making indigenous education a priority.

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I wasn’t expecting that level of support in college.

Academic advising; course selection and planning Learning assessment and referrals Access to funding opportunities such as assistance with seeking band funding

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– Destyni, Heavy Mechanical Alumni

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EMBRACING DIVERSITY

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For four years, international students ranked College of the Rockies as number one in Canada and, for three years, first in the world for overall average student satisfaction. International students from 183 institutions in 18 countries were asked to rate their experience at their institution. The survey* covered four benchmarks – arrival experience, learning, living and support. The College ranked number one in all four categories.

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*Conducted by the International Graduate Insight Group (i-graduate), the International Student Barometer is the largest annual survey of international students in the world.

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FUN FACTS FROM OUR INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT

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A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY The College's International Education and Development department consistently works on developing new partnerships and education opportunities around the globe. Through these projects, students and college staff have opportunites to participate in the project activities and learn in different countries.

SETTING THE BAR Bachelor of Science in Nursing student Brittny Schroeter, along with six other nursing students,

 MEET FERNANDO...

took part in a field school in Kenya.

Fernando left a budding career as a lawyer in Ecuador to come to College of the Rockies with a goal of improving his English skills.

After completing the English Language program, he decided to remain at the College and completed a diploma in Criminal Justice. He also ran for and won the position of President of the Students’ Association and a seat on the College’s Board of Governors.

After completing his diploma, Fernando found himself drawn back to the legal profession. He

Business Management student Théa travelled

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In June 2017, he was officially called to the bar, fulfilling his dream to become a litigation lawyer, focusing on civil cases in Canada.

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Rates for the Purcell House range from $175/week to $475/month; just $1,900 per four-month semester.

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Need a place to stay while you’re in school? We have you covered. The Purcell House Student Residence at the Cranbrook main campus is a secure residence building which houses 96 students in 16 living units.

OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING

Living in residence gives you convenient and quick access to your classes, the College library, computer labs, public transit, grocery stores and coffee shops.

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Forest. With many trails of varying terrain, this is a great place to hike, mountain bike, cross-country ski or snowshoe.

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STUDENT LIFE

We know that attending college is not just about academics. Life outside the classroom is equally important.

OUR SMALL, FRIENDLY CAMPUSES ARE GREAT PLACES FOR GETTING TO KNOW YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS AND FORMING STRONG FRIENDSHIPS. Hang out in one of our many student lounges, hike through the Community Forest bordering the main Cranbrook campus, or head out to one of Cranbrook’s restaurants or pubs

STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION

within walking distance.

The Students' Association works closely with the Student Life and Athletics department to

OUR CAMPUS COMMUNITIES ARE FILLED WITH CULTURAL HERITAGE, VIBRANT ART AND THEATRE SCENES, QUIRKY COFFEE SHOPS AND MICRO-BREWERIES.

plan fun events throughout the year and has implemented the Universal Bus Pass (U-Pass) for full-time students at the Cranbrook campus. The pass allows holders unlimited access to the City’s transit system as well as

OUR STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HAS NUMEROUS OPPORTUNITIES POSTED on the job board

free access to public swim times at Western

throughout the year and can assist with resume and

addition, the Students' Association provides

cover letter development.

student dental and medical insurance.

Need a few extra bucks?

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Important Dates November 1, 2018

Open House

February 15, 2019

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Application deadline

February 25, 2019

Reading Break begins

February 28, 2019

UVic Dual Admission Application deadline

April 29, 2019

Registration for new students starts

August 2, 2019

Tuition fees due for fall 2019

September 3, 2019 Orientation September 4, 2019 First day of classes

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WANT TO HAVE SOME FUN WHILE YOU'RE HERE? OUR STUDENT LIFE TEAM WILL SERVE IT UP.

Throughout the semester, various fitness classes like

RECREATION FACILITIES

GET BACK TO NATURE! HEAD OUTSIDE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SPECTACULAR OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE.

Zumba and yoga are offered with reduced rates for College of the Rockies students.

Our gymnasium, a fully equipped weight room, a sports field, a disc golf course, and sand volleyball

Cross-country skis and snowshoes are available for

courts are all available, free of charge, to College

you to rent – whether for a day, a week or a month.

of the Rockies students.

LOOKING FOR SOME ORGANIZED EVENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN?

SPECIAL EVENTS

Student Life offers intramural sports and events

Throughout the year, Student Life offers a variety

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of special events including white water rafting,

• Futsal (indoor soccer) • Basketball • Badminton • Volleyball • Dodge Ball

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I LOVE THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE AREA AND WANTED TO COMPLETE AS MUCH OF MY EDUCATION HERE AS POSSIBLE. - Marlies, Alumna

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Each year our men’s and women’s coaches actively recruit new team members for their 12-14 player rosters. Coaches look for players who are disciplined and focused, willing to commit to practice schedules and are able to travel to games at other institutions.

VOLLEYBALL

Student athletes may be eligible for financial compensation through an athletic sponsorship program.

College of the Rockies is proud to provide collegiate athletic opportunities to our students. Athletics

FEEL THE EXCITEMENT

provide an opportunity for you to develop important life skills and compete in your sport at an elite level

Make sure to come to some games to cheer on your

while obtaining a quality post-secondary education.

men’s and women’s Avalanche teams and feel the Our men’s and women’s intercollegiate volleyball

excitement! Home games are a great opportunity to

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Computer skills recommended.

Bachelor Degree

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum of 60% in: any Math 12 or MATH 090. Students entering with Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 12 may be required to upgrade their math prior to admittance to certain courses.

Post Degree Certificate

A degree in business, commerce, finance, or tourism from a recognized university/college or permission of the Dean is required.

English proficiency at the university/ college level is required; including ENGL 100 or equivalent. Students whose first language is not English must have an IELTS assessment score of at least 6.0 in all bands and 6.5 overall. 65% in MATH 101 or 60% in any of the following maths: MATH 090, Pre-Calculus 12, Foundations 12, Applications 12, Principles 12 or equivalent, or Business Coordinator permission.

Post Degree Diploma

A degree in business, commerce, finance, or tourism from a recognized university/college or permission of the Dean is required. English proficiency at the university/college level is required; including ENGL 100 or equivalent. Students whose first language is not English must have an IELTS assessment score of at least 6.0 in all bands and 6.5 overall. 65% in MATH 101 or 60% in any of the following maths: MATH 090, Pre-Calculus 12, Foundations 12, Applications 12, Principles 12 or equivalent, or Business Coordinator permission.

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PROGRAM

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS* CREDENTIAL

ACADEMIC

NON-ACADEMIC

University Studies Arts, Sciences, Business and Global Studies Programs

Business Management

Business Management: Aboriginal Financial Management

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% in any Math 11.

Refer to prerequisite information for individual courses. Students entering with Apprenticeship and Workplace Math may be required to upgrade their math prior to admittance to certain courses.

Students may commence certain courses in the program while they upgrade.

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% in any Math 11.

Refer to prerequisite information for individual courses. Students entering with Apprenticeship and Workplace Math may be required to upgrade their math prior to admittance to certain courses.

Students may commence certain courses in the program while they upgrade.

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% Biology 12, Pre-Calculus 11 or Foundations 11.

Students may commence certain courses in the program while they upgrade..

Bachelor Degree

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 70% in the following: English 12 or equivalent, Biology 12 or BIOL 090 (Chemistry 11 or CHEM 080, Pre-calculus 11 or Foundations 11 or MATH 080 or MATH 082 or MATH 090 or Applications of Math 11. Completion of CASPer will be mandatory in order to maintain admission eligibility. Refer to CASPer.com for more information.

Completion of immunizations, requisite skills and abilities, CPR Level C, computer and library skills, criminal record check, and tuberculin skin check.

Bachelor Degree

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 60% Foundations Math 11 or equivalent, refer to prerequisite information for individual courses, admission to University of Victoria after completion of 30 credits at College of the Rockies.

Certificate

Certificate Diploma

Business Management: Accounting

Diploma

Business Management: General Management

Diploma

Business Management: Marketing

Diploma Certificate

Kinesiology Diploma

Partnership Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Partner: University of Victoria

Teacher Education Program (Elementary Curriculum) Partner: University of Victoria

Career Technical / Vocational Programs Aboriginal Education Support Worker

Diploma

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% in Foundations of Mathematics 11, Principles of Math 11, Pre-Calculus 11 or MATH 080.

Criminal record check, College of the Rockies self-disclosure form, immunizations and tuberculin skin test.

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PROGRAM

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS* CREDENTIAL

ACADEMIC

NON-ACADEMIC

Career Technical / Vocational Programs Certificate Adventure Tourism Business Operations Diploma

Grade 12 or equivalent or applicants who demonstrate prior industry experience may be admitted as mature students, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent or assessment to an acceptable level.

Resume, reference letter, Informed Consent and Indemnity and Medical Information Form, 19 years of age or older - 18 year old applicants considered with the following conditions: 19 years of age by the end of semester 1, interview with instructor, letters of reference.

Two-day job-shadowing of a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) in a dental office, criminal record check, CPR Level C, computer literacy and immunizations.

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, CPR Level C, and criminal record check.

Certified Dental Assistant

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 60% English 12 or equivalent, minimum 60% in one of the following: Biology 11, BIOL 080, Biology 12, BIOL 090, Chemistry 11, CHEM 080, Chemistry 12 or CHEM 090.

Early Childhood Education

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent or assessment to an acceptable level.

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent or assessment to an acceptable level.

Education Assistant Diploma

Fire Training Certificate

Hairstylist

Health Care Assistant

Hospitality Management

Education Assistant Certificate.

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, CPR Level C, and criminal record check.

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent.

18 years of age or older, Class 5 Driver’s License, physical fitness test, criminal record check, good vision, normal hearing, and interview assessment.

Certificate

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: English 11 or equivalent; Apprentice and Workplace Math 11 or equivalent.

Applicants must be nonallergic to the solutions used in this occupation.

Certificate

Grade 10, minimum 60% English 10 and any Math 10 or Adult Basic Education Intermediate Level certificate with a minimum 60% in ENGL 070 and MATH 070 or assessment to an acceptable level.

CPR Level C, Standard First Aid, FoodSafe Level 1, criminal record check, current immunizations and tuberculosis skin test, requisite skills and abilities.

Diploma

Secondary school graduation (or equivalent) 65% in English 12 or equivalent. Refer to: Course Equivalency Information Students for whom English is a second language must meet the English proficiency requirements.

Refer to: Language Requirements Recommended: 65% in Foundation of Math 11, Pre-Calculus 11, Principles of Math 11, Applications of Math 12, MATH 080, or equivalent

Basic computer skills are recommended.

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS* CREDENTIAL

ACADEMIC

NON-ACADEMIC

Career Technical / Vocational Programs

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent or assessment to an acceptable level.

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, CPR Level C, and criminal record check.

Mountain Adventure Skills Training

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent or prior industry experience, minimum 60% English 12 or equivalent or TPC 12, minimum 60% in one of the following: Principles, Applications or any Math.

Intermediate swimmer; strong skier or boarder, 19 years of age.

Office Administration Certificate

Certificate Minimum of 65% English 11 or equivalent; ABE Advanced Certificate or GED Certificate.

Minimum of 60% in Math 11, or equivalent.

Grade 12 recommended, keyboarding an asset students who require some Grade 11 and Grade 12 credits may be able to start studies in Office Administration while completing other courses.

Diploma

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 65% English 12 or equivalent and minimum 60% in any of the following: Applications, Principles or Foundations Math 11, MATH 080 or MATH 082, and minimum 60% in either Biology 12 or BIOL 090.

CPR Level C, Level 1 First Aid, immunizations, negative tuberculin skin test or chest x-ray, requisite skills and abilities, and criminal record check.

Certificate

Grade 12 or equivalent, minimum 60% English 12, ENGL 091, EFP 12, ENGL 090, or TPC 12 or equivalent or assessment to acceptable level.

Basic computer skills are recommended.

Human Service Worker

Office Administration: Administrative Assistant Specialty

Certificate

Office Administration: Bookkeeping Specialty

Certificate

Practical Nursing

Recreation Leader

Certificate Recreation Management Diploma

Certificate Tourism Management Diploma

Secondary school graduation (or equivalent). Minimum 65% in English 12 or equivalent.

Recommended: Principles of Math 11, Foundations of Math 11, Applications of Math 12, Math 080, or equivalent. RECR 231 requires that students complete CPR-C and Occupational First Aid Level 1 before your work placement.

Secondary school graduation (or equivalent). 65% in English 12 or equivalent. Recommended: Principles of Math 11,Foundations of Math 11, Applications of Math 12, MATH 080, or equivalent. Students are responsible for meeting the prerequisite requirements of electives taken in this program.

Basic computer skills are recommended.

Basic computer skills are recommended.

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PROGRAM

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS*

CREDENTIAL

ACADEMIC

NON-ACADEMIC

Trades Foundation and Apprenticeship Programs Certificate ------Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train in Trades, or college assessment.

Recommended: Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent; English 12; Physics 11 or Science and Technology 11.

Apprenticeship: Students must have an employer sponsor.

Certificate ------Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train in Trades, or college assessment.

Recommended: Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent; English 12; Physics 11 or Science and Technology 11.

Apprenticeship: Students must have an employer sponsor.

Electrician • Foundation • Apprenticeship Levels 1, 2, 3 • Electrical Construction Year 4 • Electrical Industrial Year 4

Certificate -----Red Seal Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: Recent secondary school graduate (within the past 5 years); Principles of Math 11 or 12, Pre-Calculus 11 or 12, or equivalent; English 12 or Communications 12; Physics 11 or12.

Apprenticeship: Students must have an employer sponsor.

Heavy Duty Equipment Technician • Heavy Mechanical Foundation • Heavy Duty Equipment Technician.

• Apprenticeship Level 1, 2, 3, 4

Certificate -----Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent; English 12.

Apprenticeship: Students must have an employer sponsor.

Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) • Foundation • Apprenticeship Levels 1, 2, and 3 • Apprenticeship Level 4

Certificate -----Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent English 12.

Apprenticeship: Students must have an employer sponsor.

Certificate Red Seal

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent; English 12.

Food Safe Level 1.

Certificate

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: Algebra 11, Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent; English 12; Physics 11 or Science and Technology 11.

Certificate

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent, Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11, Trades Mathematics 11, or equivalent.

Recommended: Computers 11.

Physically fit, mobility/lifting, good manual dexterity, able to work at heights and in adverse weather conditions. Familiarity with basic hand and power tools used in carpentry and construction.

Required: Grade 12 or equivalent Youth Train In Trades, or college assessment. Recommended: English 11 or equivalent; Apprentice and Workplace Math 11 or equivalent.

Apprenticeship: Must be sponsored. MPAW: Must have a Welder Certificate of Qualification with Interprovincial Red Seal. Modular B: Must have completed Welder Foundation and recommended 1000 work based training hours. Modular A: Students must have competed Modular B Level training.

Automotive Service Technician • Foundation • Apprenticeship Levels 1, 2, and 3 • Apprenticeship Level 4

Carpenter • Foundation • Apprenticeship Levels 1, 2, and 3 • Apprenticeship Level 4

Professional Cook • Professional Cook Level 1 • Challenges: 1, 2, 3

Plumbing and Piping Trades • Foundation

Timber Framing

Welder • Foundation • Apprenticeship Level 1, 2, 3 • Multi-process Alloy Welding (MPAW) • Modular B • Modular A

Certificate Red Seal Endoresment -----------

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OUT OF PROVINCE STUDENTS

ALBERTA EQUIVALENCIES GRADE 12 REQUIREMENTS English Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta Current Stream

Previous Stream

English 12

English Language Arts 30-1

English 30

Communications 12

English Language Arts 30-2

English 33

Science Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta

Biology 12

Biology 30

Chemistry 12

Chemistry 30

Physics 12

Physics 30

Math Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta Current Stream

Previous Stream

Previous Stream

Pre-Calculus 12

Math 30-1

Pure Math 30

Math 30

Foundations of Math 12

Math 30-2

Applied Math 30

Math 33

Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 12

Math 30-3

n/a

n/a

*We recommend consulting with an Education Advisor (edadvisor@cotr.bc.ca) to confirm equivalencies.

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GRADE 11 REQUIREMENTS English Requirement English 11

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta Current Stream

Previous Stream

English Language Arts 20-1

English 20

*We recommend consulting with an Education Advisor (edadvisor@cotr.bc.ca) to confirm equivalencies.

Science Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta

Biology 11

Biology 20

Chemistry 11

Chemistry 20

Physics 11

Physics 20

*We recommend consulting with and Education Advisor (edadvisor@cotr.bc.ca) to confirm equivalencies.

Math Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta Current Stream

Previous Stream

Previous Stream

Pre-Calculus 11

Math 20-1

Pure Math 20

Math 20

Foundations of Math 11

Math 20-2

Applied Math 20

Math 23

Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11

Math 20-3

n/a

n/a

Any Math 11

Math 20-4

Math 24

Math 24

*We recommend consulting with an Education Advisor (edadvisor@cotr.bc.ca) to confirm equivalencies.

GRADE 10 REQUIREMENTS Math Requirement

Acceptable High-School Course from Alberta Current Stream

Previous Stream

Previous Stream

Pure Math 10

Math 10

Applied Math 10

Math 13

Foundations and Pre-Calculus 10

Math 10C

Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11

Math 10-3

n/a

n/a

Any Math 10

Math 10-4

Math 14

Math 14

*We recommend consulting with an Education Advisor (edadvisor@cotr.bc.ca) to confirm equivalencies.

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Admissions Procedures Step 1

Choose your program of study.

Our Education Advisors are available to help you find the program that best fits your skills, aptitudes and personal goals. Be sure to check the admission requirements and/or prerequisites for your specific program or courses.

Step 2

Submit an application.

Apply online at: EducationPlannerBC at https://apply.educationplannerbc.ca/cotr.jsp, or applications can be received in person, by mail or fax. Remember to include your application fee and transcripts. Your application will be assessed by our Admissions office and you will receive a follow-up letter with instructions on how to proceed.

Step 3

Read your correspondence from the Admissions Office carefully.

Be sure to note any important deadlines or additional requirements for your specific program.

Step 4

Receive your acceptance letter with information on how to register into your program or courses.

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE NOW A COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES STUDENT!

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Birth Doula Studies

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Do you light up when you think about pregnancy,

YOUR INTERESTS? WE ALSO OFFER

birth, and babies? Would you like to make a difference

OVER 700 SHORT-TERM CONTINUING

in the life of a mother-to-be? Our Birth Doula

EDUCATION AND CONTRACT TRAINING COURSES, AND SEVERAL SHORT-TERM CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS, AT OUR

program provides the education you need to support expectant moms and their families during the birthing process. As a birth doula, you will work with other healthcare professionals in a variety of settings. The

CAMPUSES EACH YEAR. THESE COURSES

program is offered online but provides the structure

ARE OFTEN ONLY A FEW HOURS,

and support you need to succeed.

OR SOMETIMES A FEW DAYS, IN LENGTH.

Activity Assistant

Cannabis Retail Specialist With the legalization of cannabis, new employment

Physical activity is important to overall health, at any

opportunities are arising for Canadians. Prepare

age. If you’re a Health Care Assistant or Resident Care

for this emerging industry with the Cannabis Retail

Aide who is looking to help provide activities to your

Specialist program. Available fully online, this 26-

clients, you’re a good fit for the Activity Assistant

week program prepares you to effectively serve and

program. This 11-month, fully-online program is

educate customers in a retail setting. Developed

designed to enhance your employment prospects

with input from cannabis retailers, licensed

and to develop the skills, knowledge, and values

producers, and medical professionals, this program

you need to plan and implement, with supervision,

introduces you to plant anatomy and physiology,

individual and group activities for older adults who

federal regulations, medicinal uses and more and

are experiencing cognitive and physical challenges.

includes a 40-hour practicum component.

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Emergency Medical Responder Are you a BC Occupational First Aid (OFA) Level 3 attendent? Do you want to work for the Ambulance Service? This course is for BC OFA Level 3 attendants who wish to upgrade their skills to become an Emergency Medical Responder for the ambulance service and prepares the candidate for the provincial examination. This course meets the National

A SAMPLING OF THE HUNDEREDS OF CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES THAT ARE REGULARILY OFFERED AT OUR CAMPUSES...

First Aid and Safety

Occupational Compentancy Profile (NOCP) guidelines

• Occupational First Aid

as set out by the Paramedics Association of Canada.

• AED Training • Confined Space • FoodSafe

Haul Truck Operator

• Forklift Training

Looking for a high-paying, entry-level career in the

• Babysitting

resource industry? Haul Truck Operators can make

• H2S Alive

between $75,000 to $100,000+ per year. Developed

• Occupational Health and Safety

with industry specialists, the four-week program

• Red Cross First Aid

prepares you to drive a haul truck and to be a part

• St John First Aid

of the mining industry. With over 25 hours of driving

• WHMIS

experience in a top-of-the-line simulator, you get a

• Traffic Control

realistic driving experience without risk. This program

• Pet First Aid

is taught at both our Cranbrook and Fernie campuses.

Health and Wellness • Nutrition

Special Event Planner

• Mindfulness

Use your excellent social skills, your attention to

• Reflexology

detail, and your creativity to build your career in

• Reiki

special event planning. This program is available

• Qigong

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can get started on your new profession in a very

• Gardening

short period of time. This program provides you

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with the opportunity to complete various aspects

• Personal Finance and Investments

of the special event planning process through mock

• Wills and Estate Planning

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Dual Admission

Enables adult learners to complete their BC

Those accepted into Dual Admission programs are

Ministry of Education secondary school graduation

considered students at both College of the Rockies

requirements in order to enter the workforce or post-

and a research university. Dual Admission is available

secondary studies. Length of program varies.

with College of the Rockies and the University of Victoria or the University of Lethbridge. Students

Apprenticeships

complete their first two years of university courses at

Applied skills come from hands-on experience.

College of the Rockies before moving into their seat

Apprenticeships offer exceptional opportunities to

at UVic or ULeth to complete their degree.

work within a number of sectors including building construction, automotive, welding, heavy duty

Internship

mechanic and piping trades. Length of program varies.

A short work term where students complete a predetermined number of hours working in a position

Associate Degree

related to their field of study.

First two years of study (60 credits) towards a degree in Arts or Science with guaranteed transfer credit to

Post-Diploma/Degree

other BC institutions. Length of program is two years.

These programs are designed for those who already have an undergraduate diploma, degree or equivalent.

Bachelor’s Degree

This is a focused addition to your previous studies

Combines academic theory and applied skills

to help enhance employment opportunities or

development in a curriculum that will provide the

prepare for further educational pursuits. Length

foundation for your career or graduate studies.

of program varies.

Length of program is four years.

Certificate

Red Seal This is the interprovincial standard of excellence

Prepares students for a wide variety of employment

in the trades. An individual may get their Red Seal

categories. Some of our certificate programs also

endorsement after concluding their apprenticeship

ladder into diploma and degree programs. Length of

training and successfully completing the required

program varies from six to 12 months.

examination.

Diploma

Vocational

Enables graduates to pursue many different careers

A combination of education and training with an

or progress into a Bachelor’s degree program. Length

emphasis on practical skills and knowledge specific

of program is two years.

to a particular vocation or occupational field.

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College of the Rockies is EQA Certified!

What is Education Quality Assurance (EQA)?

EQA is a quality assurance designation that identifies and promotes public and private post-secondary institutions that have met or exceeded government recognized quality assurance standards and consumer protection mechanisms.

Cranbrook Main Campus 2700 College Way, PO Box 8500 Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 Phone: 250-489-2751 Toll Free: 1-877-489-2687 Fax: 250-489-1790 email: COTRinfo@cotr.bc.ca

Cranbrook Gold Creek Campus 1305 - 24th Ave. S. Fax: 250-489-0800

Creston Campus

Golden Campus

Kimberley Campus

301 - 16th Ave. S., PO Box 1978 Creston, BC V0B 1G0 Phone: 250-428-5332 Fax: 250-428-4314 Toll-free 1-866-740-2687 email: creston@cotr.bc.ca

1305 - 9th Street S. PO Box 376 Golden, BC V0A 1H0 Phone: 250-344-5901 Fax: 250-344-5745 email: golden@cotr.bc.ca

1850 Warren Avenue Kimberley, BC V1A 1S1 Phone: 250-427-7116 Fax: 250-427-3034 email: kimberley@cotr.bc.ca

Fernie Campus

Invermere Campus

342 - 3rd Ave., PO Box 1770 Fernie, BC V0B 1M0 Telephone: 250-423-4691 Fax: 250-423-3932 Toll-free 1-866-423-4691 email: fernie@cotr.bc.ca

RR4, #2 - 1535 - 14th Street Invermere, BC V0A 1K4 Phone: 250-342-3210 Fax: 250-342-9221 email: invermere@cotr.bc.ca

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