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Okanagan College is a place where professors know your name, where teamwork and collaboration are encouraged, and where learning is taken beyond the classroom.

You have dreams, and we have resources to help you achieve them.

We are an institution that focuses on you, your success, and your future.

Okanagan College transforms lives and communities; it is our mission and the driving force behind everything we do at the School of Business.

Why choose Okanagan College’s School of Business? Let our students and alumni tell you their stories. Be inspired by our students’ experiences, aspirations, and unwavering dedication to creating their own success.

Explore our programs. Discover your passions.

Your future begins here.

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree combines theory with practical applications to prepare you for your future career. You will be engaged in relevant, hands-on business courses from day one of our four-year program.

This equips you with the foundational knowledge and skills to learn higher level theory and applications for the real world.

Honours An Honours designation is recognized by industry and university graduate schools as the highest level undergraduate degree. This is your opportunity to work closely with an organization to develop a business research project, and gain experience consulting and in decision-making. Graduating with Honours will give you a competitive advantage in the job market and further education.

General Studies Customize your education. A BBA in general studies gives you the flexibility to explore your interests and provides you with a well-rounded business education that will make you marketable to many industries.

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Tailor your studies toward one of our six specialties:

• Accounting • Finance

• Human Resources Management • Management • Marketing

• Tourism and Hospitality Management

Admission Requirements: First-Year Entry • B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent • Min. 70% in English 12 or alternatives • Min. 60% in Math 12 (Pre-calculus, Foundations, or Apprenticeship and Workplace)

Third-Year Entry • Completion of a recognized Business Administration Diploma or equivalent; or • Completion of 60 university-level credits (min.

24 credits at 200-level or higher) • Min. 67% grade average

Pathway Opportunities from other OC Programs • Arts Bridge • Technology & Computer Information Systems Bridge • Human Kinetics Diploma Pathway

Business Administration Diplomas and Certificates Business Administration Diploma The Business Administration diploma provides you with a comprehensive understanding of business practices. This two-year program can fast track your career while providing you with the opportunity to link directly to the four-year BBA. You can choose to graduate with a general diploma or focus your studies in accounting, financial services, human resources management, management, marketing, or tourism and hospitality management.

Business Administration Certificates Our certificate programs serve the needs of part-time students who wish to obtain training and certification in specific areas of business. Choose the Business Administration certificate or one of our Business Studies certificates: • • • • • • • •

Accounting Business Computer Applications Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Financial Services Human Resources Management Marketing Operations Management Tourism and Hospitality Management

Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas Accounting The Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting provides you with a path to become a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA). This program focuses on the courses needed as prerequisites to enter into the CPA Professional Education Program. Career opportunities for professional accountants exist across all industry sectors.

Marketing The Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing allows you to tap into your creative side. This innovative program concentrates on theoretical and practical aspects of the marketing process, opening career opportunities in various fields.

www.okanagan.bc.ca/business Business Administration Diploma and Certificates • B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent • Min. 60% in English 12 or alternatives • Min. 60% in Math 11 (Pre-calculus, Foundations, or Apprenticeship and Workplace)

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma Accounting Successful completion of a recognized undergraduate degree in a field other than Business, Commerce or Accounting. It is the responsibility of the student to confirm that their Bachelor Degree satisfies the degree prerequisite of the CPA Professional Education Program.

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma Marketing Successful completion of a recognized undergraduate degree in any business or non-business program other than those with a marketing major or specialty.

For further details, please see our online calendar: www.okanagan.bc.ca/calendar

Accounting Specialty Do you love numbers? The accounting specialty provides you with a strong set of problem-solving, communication and inter-personal skills, in addition to the accounting and managerial skills required for today’s complex and evolving business environment. Key areas of study include financial and managerial accounting, income tax, cost accounting, and auditing. Graduating with the accounting specialty, you can find employment in many segments of the economy, including industry, public accounting, education, government, and the not-for-profit sector.

Professional Recognition We offer all prerequisite courses for students seeking the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) designation. By including the prescribed courses within your BBA degree, you are ready for the professional program.

Career Opportunities • Business Valuations • Chief Financial Officer (CFO) • Corporate Controller • Cost Accountant • Forensic Accountant

• Mergers and Acquisitions • Public Accountant or Auditor • Senior Accountant • Tax Specialist

Finance Specialty Do you enjoy managing money? The finance specialty allows you to focus on one (or more) of three paths, each designed to help you pursue your career interests.

Investment Management - Focus on investment management courses that can lead you toward the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Personal Finance – Learn how to help people achieve their financial goals with financial planning courses that prepare you to write the first of two professional exams leading to the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation.

Corporate Finance – Tailor your studies towards courses that will prepare you for a career as a Controller or Chief Financial Officer.

Career Opportunities • Bonds and Equities Trader • Business Developer/Strategist • Corporate Financial Manager • Financial Advisor/Analyst

• Investment Analyst • Investment Portfolio Manager • Mergers & Acquisitions Analyst • Property Development Manager

“I chose the Okanagan School of Business because it is in the beautiful city of Kelowna, and it has a good reputation in the region for its great professors and programs.

I chose the accounting specialty because the College has a good pathway into the CPA program.

The CPA program is recognized throughout the world and opens the door to a lot of career opportunities.�

Cameron Starcheski Business Administration Diploma | Second Year Accounting Specialty

Cameron competed in the 2016 Western Canadian Business Competition and is an active member of Enactus at Okanagan College. Upon completion of the Business Administration Diploma, he plans to continue his studies into the BBA. Cameron aspires to become a leader in the business community, while pursuing his CPA designation.

“I chose the Okanagan School of Business because of the supportive professors; they want to help lead you on an interactive journey to grow and to help you succeed with your education. I chose the human resources management specialty because I think human resources is the backbone of an organization.

Being in the HR field is a great way to help people grow within an organization with strategic development whether that pertains to performance management, compensation, recruitment, labour relations, or learning and development. Okanagan College has supported my desire to learn and has created a solid foundation for my future career goals.”

Ryan Lazauskas | BBA | 2016 Human Resources Management Specialty

Ryan’s life experiences have driven him to make organizations a better place for employees.

Ryan was a student ambassador for the Okanagan College Human Resources Management Association (HRMA) for three years. His future goal is to obtain a master’s degree within the next six years and to eventually work as a VP in Human Resources or Operations.

Human Resources Management Specialty Do you want to create a cohesive organizational environment wherever you work?

The human resources (HR) management specialty provides you with knowledge and skills that focus on human behaviour in the workplace. Key areas of study include recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits, employment law, health and safety, and strategic HR planning. Graduating with the human resources management specialty prepares you to pursue a career as a specialist or generalist in a variety of HR fields.

Professional Recognition A degree with a human resources management specialty can lead toward earning your Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation. You will be well prepared to immediately write the National Knowledge Exam, your first step towards the professional designation.

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Benefits Coordinator Career Counsellor Compensation Analyst Employee Relations Manager HR Assistant HR Manager/Director

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Labour Relations Specialist Mediator or Arbitrator Occupational Health and Safety Officer Recruitment & Selection Officer Training & Development Manager

Management Specialty Have you ever dreamed of managing an organization or starting your own business?

The management specialty offers three streams designed to provide you with both theoretical and practical skills for managing organizations, people, and your own career.

Entrepreneurial Management - Develop the skill set necessary to function as an entrepreneur or as a creative and innovative manager. Explore entrepreneurial thinking, processes, innovation, opportunities, leadership, and strategy.

Supply Chain and Operations Management - Gain the necessary knowledge and tools to act as an effective leader and supply chain manager. Focus on strategic thinking with respect to supply chain management, operations, manufacturing, purchasing, logistics, information technology, and leadership.

Sustainability Management - Learn how to make your organization’s business model self-sustainable, how to incorporate business practices that support sound environmental decisions, and how to manage organizations that use socially responsible strategies to inspire social change.

Career Opportunities • Business Development Consultant • General Manager • Hotel & Lodging Manager • Non-profit Administrator

• Operations Manager • Policy Advisor • Property & Real Estate Manager • Purchaser

Marketing Specialty Are you creative? Today’s businesses depend on innovative marketing professionals to effectively plan, create, market and sell products and services. In the marketing specialty, you will learn both the theoretical and applied aspects of the marketing process. Key areas of study include creativity, market research, consumer behavior, marketing strategy, integrated marketing communications, digital marketing, services marketing, events marketing, branding, customer relationships, and sales. Graduating with the marketing specialty will prepare you to understand and apply your marketing skills in a broad range of professional services and manufacturing fields.

Career Opportunities • Brand Manager • Corporate Marketer & Communications Specialist • Digital Marketer • Event Manager & Marketer • Fundraiser

• Internet Marketer • Marketing Planner • Market Researcher • Media & Public Relations Specialist • Merchandiser • Services Marketer

Tourism and Hospitality Management Specialty Do you want to combine business with adventure? The tourism and hospitality management specialty provides you with an understanding of business and management practices within the global tourism and hospitality sector, as well as a foundation in general business. You will enhance your analytical and critical thinking skills while learning concepts in sustainability and assessing issues facing the industry. Graduating with the tourism and hospitality management specialty ideally positions you for a career leading to management positions within the tourism and hospitality sector.

Career Opportunities • Accommodation/Lodging Manager • Catering Director • Conference Coordinator • Facilities Manager • Food & Beverage Director/Manager

• Golf/Country Club Manager • Meeting & Event Planner • Property Manager • Tourism Marketing Manager • Wine Shop Manager

“I did a lot of research when I was choosing a business school. I ended up picking Okanagan College because I loved its philosophy and its ideals on what business school is. I had come for a tour and met a couple of professors and they were just incredible. They were all so friendly and I could tell that this was somewhere I wanted to invest the next four years of my life. I haven’t had any regrets and it has been a fantastic adventure.”

Daniel Alfred | BBA | Fourth Year Marketing Specialty

“My love of coming up with new and innovative ideas, putting these ideas into action, and sharing them with others who I can learn from, led to me choosing a specialty in marketing.”

Rebecca Alfred | BBA | Fourth Year Marketing Specialty

Twins, Rebecca and Daniel, are two of three founding members of “Silver Surfers,” a program that teaches seniors in the community how to use iPads to connect with their loved ones around the world. Daniel aspires to have a career working with people through direct marketing at a large firm, and Rebecca looks forward to starting a career as an event planner.

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Okanagan Valley Located in southern British Columbia, the Okanagan Valley is known for its dry, sunny climate, beautiful scenery, and stunning lakeshore communities. It is one of the hottest places in Canada, and its varied landscape offers many attractions for outdoor enthusiasts, such as hiking, biking, golfing, skiing, and much more. With all the Okanagan Valley has to offer, who wouldn’t want to call this place home?

FOOD WINE TOURISM Feed your passion for food, wine, and tourism in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, a region surrounded by award-winning wineries, restaurants, and resorts. Explore our Culinary Arts, Tourism and Hospitality, and Viticulture and Wine Studies programs while learning from renowned chefs and winemakers.

Culinary Management Diploma Pair your love for food and wine with your business sense.

Create fresh, regionally-inspired dishes with industry experienced chefs. This unique two-year program features two semesters of business courses along with practical culinary training and wine studies.

“I chose Okanagan College because of its reputation as a great place to learn in a hands-on environment.

The top quality chef instructors take a real interest in your learning experience and provide each student with the right tools to be successful in the industry.

I feel that Okanagan College is the first step to achieving all of my goals.”

Kristie Colbow | Culinary Arts Certificate | 2016

Career Opportunities • Assistant Wine Maker • Caterer • Cellar Hand • Executive Chef • Hotelier • Pastry Chef • Restaurant Manager • Sous Chef • Tour Operator • Vineyard Manager • Viticulture Technician

After spending the past four years as a stay-at-home parent, Kristie decided to re-enter the workforce with a career in the culinary industry. Kristie’s ambitions and future career goals include cooking in foreign countries, owning a catering company, and one day becoming an instructor.

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Culinary Arts Certificate Pastry Arts Certificate Professional Cook Apprenticeship Viticulture Technician Diploma Wine Sales Certificate Winery Assistant Certificate Tourism and Hospitality Management Specialty

www.okanagan.bc.ca/fwt

Admission Requirements: Culinary Management Diploma • B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent • Min. 60% in English 12 or alternatives • Min. 60% in Math 11 (Pre-calculus, Foundations, or Apprenticeship and Workplace)

For further details, please see our online calendar: www.okanagan.bc.ca/calendar.

Commercial Aviation Commercial Aviation Diploma The Commercial Aviation Diploma (CoAv Diploma) is offered in partnership with Southern Interior Flight Centre (SIFC).

This two-year program integrates the flight training required by Transport Canada with business administration courses applicable to the aviation industry. The diverse terrain and weather in the Okanagan Valley provides a challenging and unrivalled training environment. Okanagan College and Southern Interior Flight Centre continue to strengthen ties with industry partners to create the best possible opportunities for students. The following partnerships exhibit our dedication to our students’ success:

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Air Canada Award - the top student each year receives a trophy, along with two return airfare tickets, and the ability to add the award to their resume when they apply at Air Canada.

Jazz Aviation Pathways Program (APP) - Jazz APP helps graduating pilots land careers with the national airline, either directly after graduating, or later when they have met reduced application requirements. Okanagan College is one of the first aviation schools in Western Canada to offer this program.

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Commercial Aviation Diploma • B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent • Min. 60% in English 12 or alternatives • Min. 60% in Math 11 (Pre-calculus, Foundations, or Apprenticeship and Workplace) • Private Pilot License • Category 1 Aviation Medical • Letter of recommendation from the SIFC

Commercial Airline Pilot Aerial Photographer Air Force (Military) Pilot Cargo Pilot Charter Pilot Corporate Pilot Fire Suppression Pilot Flight Instructor Medevac (Air Ambulance) Pilot

For further details, please see our online calendar: www.okanagan.bc.ca/calendar.

Macaela’s future career goal is to become a captain for a commercial airline.

“I chose the Commercial Aviation diploma program because I wanted mountain flying experience, as well as the opportunity to fly in both winter and summer conditions.”

Macaela Halverson | Commercial Aviation Diploma | 2016

www.okanagan.bc.ca/aviation

Office Administration “I chose the Administrative Assistant Certificate program because I have always been interested in working in an office. I came across the program and knew it couldn’t be more perfect for me. I have been out of school for a couple years, and it was an easy transition to get back into the swing of things. Looking back now, it was a great experience!”

Katelyn Nyuli | Administrative Assistant Certificate | 2016

PATHWAY TO YOUR CAREER Office Assistant Certificate Discover the fundamentals of office administration to start your career as a receptionist or office assistant, or take further courses in order to specialize as an accounting, legal, or medical assistant.

Administrative Assistant Certificate Obtain the skills you need to begin your career as an administrative professional. As a graduate from this program, you will be equipped with the business, communication, and technical skills required by today’s employers.

LOVE NUMBERS? Accounting/Bookkeeping Certificate Katey’s passion for sports has led to her future career goal of working in an office related to sports and recreation.

(Available only at Kelowna campus)

Accounting Assistant Certificate (Available online only) Learn accounts payable/receivable, payroll and general bookkeeping to prepare you for a career as an accounting assistant or a bookkeeper for small, medium, and large companies.

SPECIALIZE YOUR SKILLS Admission Requirements:

Legal Administrative Assistant Certificate

Entry Level Certificates: Office Assistant and Administrative Assistant Certificates • B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent • English 11 with minimum 50% or alternatives

Litigation Specialty and/or Corporate/Conveyancing Specialty

There are additional entrance requirements for our specialty certificates. Please see our online calendar for further information: www.okanagan.bc.ca/calendar.

Please note, entrance tests are also available. Contact the Department Chair for more information at oadm@okanagan.bc.ca.

(Available at Kelowna campus or online)

Develop the skills required to start your career as a legal administrative assistant in the areas of litigation and/or corporate law.

Medical Administrative Assistant Certificate (Available online only) Acquire the necessary skills to start your career as an assistant in a medical clinic, hospital, or health office.

www.okanagan.bc.ca/oadm

Get inspired Alumni: Off to a Successful Start KAREN VANDERGAAG International Youth Fellow | Aga Khan Foundation Canada BBA HONS (2016) Finance Specialty “An incredible opportunity that I had through the BBA program was the Entrepreneurship and Development in Emerging Nations course, where I travelled to Ethiopia and Malawi in a field study. We designed and delivered entrepreneurship education to a variety of audiences in both countries, and studied the impacts of development and aid work in developing countries. It was a real eye-opener for me and significantly influenced my future plans.”

ALEXANDRIA DINWOODIE Human Resource Generalist | inSite Housing, Hospitality & Health Services Inc. BBA (2015) Human Resources Management Specialty “The degree I received at the Okanagan School of Business was not just a piece of paper. This experience has taught me so much about myself, my passions, and where I want to go in my career. The professors help facilitate more than just a set of courses - they help lead you on a motivating and interactive journey. With so many opportunities and field-like experiences available for the Okanagan School of Business students, it’s no wonder why I felt so prepared when entering the world of Human Resources after graduation.”

DANIELLE LISTER Manager of Tour and Travel | Prestige Hotels & Resorts BBA (2014) Tourism and Hospitality Management Specialty “Over the course of my degree, I learned from talented professors with industry experience who were always eager to share their knowledge. I was lucky enough to be able to participate in the study abroad program, and spent two semesters in Worms, Germany. This experience allowed me to improve my second language, and take international business courses at an international level. It also furthered my understanding of global cultures, which is so important in the hospitality industry.“

RUBEN PEDRO Metroliner Pilot | Carson Air Ltd. Commercial Aviation Diploma (2014) “Southern Interior Flight Centre does a good job of maximizing student learning. Utilizing mutual flights, weekend seminars, and guest speakers from the industry, the school provides a well-rounded aviation experience. Students have access to all of the College services while learning business concepts that are applicable to both the administration and flight operation sides of the aviation industry. The Commercial Aviation diploma is a well-respected program and has provided me with a solid base for an exciting career in aviation!”

ENTREPRENEUR IN ACTION SPENCER LUPUL | BBA | Third Year Management Specialty Spencer is a third year BBA student with a specialty in management, focusing on the entrepreneurial and project management side of business. Photography has always been central to his creative passions. In support of Spencer’s talents and budding photography business, a majority of the photos in this brochure are a product of his work.

Get inVOLVED Student associations, clubs, and competition teams provide you with the opportunity to develop your skills and apply classroom knowledge to real-world situations. Obtain hands-on experience within your area of study, while connecting with the business community.

“In Enactus, I learned practical project management skills through working as a team and facilitating program planning and execution. Every day at work, I implement these skills as I work with other professionals successfully completing projects and assignments.”

Nikki Bishop l BBA l 2014

“The best thing I ever did was join case competitions. It pushed me to get out there as a student and meet new people as well as put my knowledge to the test.”

Madisen Siddall l BBA Honours l 2015

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Experience your Future In Our Co-operative Education Program

The Co-operative Education (Co-op) program gives you the opportunity to experience your future career first-hand in a four- to eight-month paid position. Enhance your resume, build your professional network, and gain hands-on experience in the workplace.

“Over the years, Oakridge Accounting Services Ltd. (DBA TNG Kelowna) has hired a notable number of OC Co-op students.

Many of those students have turned into full-time, permanent team members. The students are keen to learn, adaptable to our office, and knowledgeable in their areas of study. TNG Kelowna will continue to support local talent and work with OC to facilitate career development for the students in our local community.�

Carly Namysl | Human Resources Generalist | TNG Kelowna

www.okanagan.bc.ca/coop

Use Your Passport In Our Study Abroad Program

Take your learning beyond borders in our Study Abroad Program. In partnership with post-secondary institutions around the world, you have the opportunity to travel to another country and experience a new culture, while gaining hands-on global business skills. Pay your regular OC tuition but attend classes at the international institution of your choice. All credits earned during your semester(s) abroad will be applied to your Okanagan College BBA degree.

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www.okanagan.bc.ca/studyabroad

Message from the Dean of Business The reasons to study at the School of Business at Okanagan College are those you would expect of an accredited, reputable school: quality education, a track record of exceptional student satisfaction and success, professors with experience in the subject areas they teach, and employer support, to name a few. There are other reasons, though, to want to enrol in the Okanagan School of Business. They include: Co-operative Work Experience This is a great way to earn as you learn, try out your career, and find employment before you graduate. The Co-op and Employment Centre will help you get a job.

ExtraCurricular Activities The student groups available at Okanagan College include the Okanagan Business Students’ Association (OBSA); ENACTUS – the Okanagan College chapter of a global non-profit organization creating positive community impact; and the Accounting, Human Resources Management, and Marketing clubs. Get involved to meet other students and engage in professional activities.

Competitions Opportunities abound to participate in one of the many business competitions annually – follow in the footsteps of our winning students who have earned top places provincially, nationally, and internationally.

Community Involvement Work with real business challenges as you take on projects in Social Entrepreneurship, Marketing Research, or the Honours Business Project.

Heather Banham Dean of Business

Barry McGillivray Associate Dean of Business

International Exchanges Take a semester or a year at one of our institutional partners around the world – build the multicultural communication skills that are essential in today’s global community.

We look forward to helping you develop the skills, build the knowledge, and gain the experience that will springboard you to personal and career success. Education is about citizenship and employable skills and our team of professors, instructors, student mentors, advisors, and support team are looking forward to welcoming you to the Okanagan School of Business.

Sincerely,

Dr. Heather Banham, FCPA, FCGA, MBA Dean, Okanagan School of Business

Jonathan Rouse Associate Dean of Business

CHOOSE THE OKANAGAN COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

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CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM Decide which program and campus interests you. Check out program information at okanagan.bc.ca/business.

CHECK THE REQUIREMENTS B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent is required for entry into all degree, diploma and certificate programs. Go to okanagan.bc.ca/calendar for complete admission and minimum grade requirements.

APPLY ONLINE Submit your application at okanagan.bc.ca/apply. Applications in the 2017-18 academic year open on Nov. 1, 2016. Contact a business advisor, see details below.

TRACK YOUR APPLICATION Once you apply, you’ll receive a student ID number and login information. See the status of your application and check on required documents through Okanagan College’s intranet, myOkanagan.

WE’LL BE IN TOUCH Staff from our admissions department will be in touch regarding your application via email. In the meantime, visit our website for current information about financial aid, student life, news, events, and more.

Contact Your Advising Team

Fran Kelly Business Advisor fkelly@okanagan.bc.ca

Rita Clark Program & Event Coordinator rclark@okanagan.bc.ca

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