Dual Credits and SCWI

A hands-on course that covers common types of wood, wood structures, wood joints, and hardware utilized in typical construction practices. The selection, safe use, and maintenance of hand tools, portable power tools, and stationary power tools required on a typical construction site are also covered.

A hands-on course that covers common types of wood, wood structures, wood joints, and hardware utilized in typical construction practices. The selection, safe use, and maintenance of hand tools, portable power tools, and stationary power tools required on a typical construction site are also covered.

This course will provide an introduction to play as a means to early learning that capitalizes on children’s natural curiosity and exuberance. Students explore the role of play in early learning and development and will be introduced to a variety of play-based learning opportunities.

Whether you have spent years cooking without ever being formally taught or have never held a knife before, this course covers the basics in culinary techniques. In these weekly, hands-on labs, we will have you slicing and dicing, sautéing and braising, making classical sauces and much more in a food-safe, organized manner. Your learning will be supported through faculty-led demonstrations in small classes with lots of one-on one mentorship using carefully curated recipes.

Whether you have spent years cooking without ever being formally taught or have never held a knife before, this course covers the basics in culinary techniques. In these weekly, hands-on labs, we will have you slicing and dicing, sautéing and braising, making classical sauces and much more in a food-safe, organized manner. Your learning will be supported through faculty-led demonstrations in small classes with lots of one-on one mentorship using carefully curated recipes.

This course will introduce students to the history of a variety of skilled trades in Canada.  Students will learn about the evolution of various trades, necessary employability skills, how training is conducted and certified (if certified), industry trends and requirements, and employment options.  Lectures will be augmented with experiential learning so that students can gain a realistic appreciation of the trade, as well as the effects that technological advancements have played in advancing the efficiency and effectiveness of equipment and tools used by the selected trades.  Guest speakers will provide students with first-hand insight into their respective professional experiences.  Trades intended for exploration during this course include, but are not necessarily limited to:  Carpentry, Electrical, Automotive, Manufacturing, Welding and HRAC.  At the conclusion of the course, students will be required to choose one of the skilled trades as their chosen profession and present the rationale in defense of their choice.

**This is both a theory and practical course.  Students should be prepared to practice in a variety of skills pathways.

Students learn basic installation practices relating to electrical wiring systems used in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. Students use hand tools, machinery and the actual materials used in industry. Emphasis is placed on the quality of work and safe and professional working practices.

Beginning with an introduction to face shapes and colour theory, you will learn how to apply makeup techniques on varied skin types for situations including daytime, evening, photography and weddings. Band lash application and airbrush makeup techniques are introduced and practiced.

Beginning with an introduction to face shapes and colour theory, you will learn how to apply makeup techniques on varied skin types for situations including daytime, evening, photography and weddings. Band lash application and airbrush makeup techniques are introduced and practiced.

Students are introduced to standard practices used in the inspection, dismantling and replacement of components such as bearings, chain and belt drives, and couplings.

A portfolio for lifelong learning has many benefits, such as better adaptation to change and improved opportunities for employment and personal enrichment. This course will introduce learners to reflective practices as they relate to portfolio development and lifelong, life-wide learning. Learners will also develop an understanding of the various types of portfolios, their uses and the process for developing them.

What we eat, how we move and how we manage stress all have profound effects on our lives and our learning. Wellness explores the basics of physical, emotional and spiritual health and the importance of balancing these areas. Healthy nutrition and lifestyle activities will be discussed, practical stress-management techniques will be demonstrated and spiritual connections to our creativity are explored. Students will take part in a variety of exercises in a friendly environment.

The essential elements of visuals – video and stills – are put into practice and students will use a range of equipment, depending on the story being told and the audience.

Students demonstrate a basic working knowledge of the construction, operating principles, testing and servicing of suspension, steering and hydraulic and air brake systems.

Students learn an introduction to the theory and practice of welding, providing a strong background in the various fabrication processes. The course will cover oxyacetylene welding, brazing, cutting, G.M.A.W. (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and S.M.A.W. (Shielded Metal Arc Welding).

This Loyalist College attributes course will help shape your perspectives, broaden your understanding of important issues affecting our societies today, and equip you with invaluable knowledge and skills that will inform your ability to influence your community in a meaningful and impactful way. By exploring topics such as cultural competency, Indigenous education, entrepreneurship, sustainability, health and wellness, and ecological literacy, you’ll be equipped with a powerful toolkit that extends far beyond the classroom.