HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-03-13, Page 46Descripti ns of Courses and Programs
OfiMDP Certificates
Conestoga College issues an Affirmation
to acknowledge the successful comple-
tion of each course.
The Ontario Ministry of Colleges and
Universities acknowledges successful
completion of an entire "program of
studies, (i.e. a specified series of 6
courses) by issuing one of 2 OMOP
Certificates through the Colleges.
1. Business Management Studies Certif-
icate (BMS)
OR
2. Supervisory Studies Certificate (SS)
How To ..
Choose Courses/Apply For
Certificates:
Prospective students should read the
requirements for each Certificate very
carefully. Courses must be selected
from different "categories". Not all
courses are offered each semester.
Usually however, there are courses
available from several of the "categor-
les". If you experience difficulty in
selecting courses, or if you cannot find a
course in the "category" you need,
please contact the nearest Continuing
Education office.
Students wishing to work on a second
Certificate should contact Mr. David
Pinnington, Manager of Productivity
improvement and Management Studies
at 653-2511 Extension #327 before
proceeding with course selection.
Business Management Studies .
Certificate (BMS)
The courses for credit towards this
Certificate are identified under the
following "categories". `
Cat. Group Heading
A: Business Management -General
B: Financial Control
C: Marketing
D: Production
E: Personnel Management And Labour
Relations
F: Electives
(OR up to two non-OMDP "optional
credit" courses, see Page 20).
BMS Certificate Requirements .
1. You must satisfactorily complete six
courses, selected as follows:
• 4 courses must be selected from
"categories" A through E.
• Students must take these four
courses from AT LEAST two "cate-
gories".
• The remaining 2 courses may be
selected from ''category" F, Elec-
tives. Or, these other 2 courses may,
be non-OMDP courses identified as
"optional credits" on Page 20.
2. If you feel the "category" F, Elective
courses do not meet your needs, you
may select your last 2 courses from
"categories" A through E.
3. How do you find the "category" for
each course? Please look at the end
of each course description. Categor-
ies will be designated as BMS -A,
BMS -B and' so on. Note: The letter
'',A beside. -the course title does not
refer to the category. It signifies that
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the College issues an Affirrpation to
students who successfully complete.
4. If you have taken other management
courses at your place of work or'some
other institution, the College will
consider granting credit for up to 2 of
these courses as "optional credit."
Please bring proof of completion 'to
the nearest 'Continuing Education Of-
fice.
5. No OMDP course or "optional credit"
course may be applied towards more
than one OMDP Certificate.
6. All courses must have been complet-
ed within 5 years of the gate on which
you completed your first credit
course.
7. After completing your fourth course,
you must contact the nearest Contin-
uing Education Office to confirm your
credits before selecting your final
courses.
8. Upon completion of your final require-
ment, submit photocopies of your
Affirmations with a written request
specifying the Certificate 'desired to
the nearest Continuing ,Educatio,n
Office. Please be sure to indicate how
you wish your name to appear on this
docum.ent and, your mailing address.
Supervisory Studies Certificate
(SS)
The courses for credit towards this
Certificate are identified under the
following "categories":
Cat. Group Heading
A. Human Resources
B. Work Related
C. Electives
(OR up to two non-OMDP "optional
credit" courses, see Page 20)
Supervisory Studies Certificate
Requirements
1. You must satisfactorily complete six
courses, selected as follows:
• 2 courses must be selected from
"category" A.
• 1 course must be selected from
"category" B.
• Th' remaining i3 courses may be
selected from ''category" C, Elec-
tiv( s. Or 2 of these remaining 3
courses may be non-OMDP courses
identified as "optional credits" on
Page 20.
2. How do you find the "category" for
each course? Please look at the end
of each course description. Categor-
ies will be designated as SS -A, SS -B
and so on. The Letter "A" beside the
course title does not refer to the
category. It signifies that the College
issues an Affirmation to students who
successfully complete.
3. If you have taken other management
courses at your place of work or some
other institution, the College will `
consider granting credit for up to 2.of
these courses under "category" C,
Electives. Please bring proof of
completion to the nearest Continuing
Education Office.
4. No O,MDP course or "optional credit"
'course may be applied towards more
than one OMDP Certificate.
5. AlLeourses must have been complet-
ed within 5 years of the date on which
• you completed your first credit
course.
6. After completing your fourth course,
you must contact the nearest Contin-
uing Education Office to confirm your
credits before selecting your final
courses.
7. Upon completion of your final require-
ment, submit photocopies of your
Affirmations with a written request
specifying the Certificate desired to
the nearest Continuing Education
Office. Please be sure to indicate how
you wish you name to appear on this
document and your mailing address.
Effective Communication In
Today's Business World A
Participants in this course will find it an
excellent opportunity to improve their
skills in listening, negotiating, making
presentations, and writing. They will
learn about the communication process:
one way and two way, formal and
informal, and communications in a
meeting. This course relies more on
practical exercises than on case studies.
BMS -F SS -A
Offered at:
Clinton
Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks.
Apr. 16 $52 Rm. 6
Doon
Wed. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks.
Apr. 24 $52
Guelph
Mon. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks.
Apr. 15 $52
Fee includes $21.50 for text.
Effective Labour Relations A
This course is intended for managers,
industrial relations officers, first-line
supervisors and other business and
industry personnel involved with labour
relations. You will learn through case
studies, role playing and discussion.
Topics include: certification, content of
collective agreement, management
rights, complaints, grievances and arbi-
tration. BMS -E SS -C
Offered at:
Doon
Thurs. 7-9:30 p.m. 10 wks.
Apr. 25 $42
Waterloo
Wed. 7-9:30 p.m. 10 wks.
Apr. 24 $42 Rm. H3
Fee includes $17 for text.
Effective Supervision -
Administration A
Objectives: To improve productivity and
provide tips on.managing highly talented
personnel. Topics include: the role of the
supervisor, analyzing the problem, prin-
ciples of effective supervision, setting
objectives, organizing and planning, the
human factor, flow of information,
improvements, selecting criteria and
measuring results, taking corrective
action. BMS -O SS -B
Offered at: