Community Integration Through Co-operative Education

Courses

• First Year - Semester One
• CICE1003 Career Preparation
• This course will assist you with exploring how your interests and personal strengths can potentially mold and inform a career or job plan. You will begin to create a career portfolio and be introduced to placement procedures.
• CICE1001 Computer Literacy
• This course is designed to enable you to learn how to use the computer as a tool for internet research, writing correspondence and course assignments, file management, and for your academic success.
• CICE1006 Transitioning to College
• This course will facilitate your transition into a post-secondary learning environment and facilitate growth and development into a competent student and employee. In addition, content related to self-awareness and advocacy, self-management of health, nutrition, meal planning, the importance of exercise, and the understanding of healthy relationships will be covered.

• First Year - Semester One (Elective Group 1 )
• CICV1003 Vocational Elective
• Course description not available
• CICV1000 Vocational Elective 1
• Course description not available
• Notes
• Select 1 courses from above

• First Year - Semester Two
• WKPL1015 Field Placement 1
• This is the first of three work placement opportunities.
  Prerequisite: CICE 1003
  Co-requisite: CICE 1005
• CICE1004 Literacy and Numeracy 1
• This course will build upon the learning from the Transitioning to College course, facilitating success as a student and potential employee.
  Prerequisite: CICE 1001
• CICE1005 Workplace Preparation
• This course will provide the student with an awareness of basic safety practices in the workplace and facilitate the learning of personal accountability.
  Co-requisite: WKPL 1015

• First Year - Semester Two (Elective Group 1 )
• CICV1001 Vocational Elective 2
• Course description not available
• CICV1002 Vocational Elective 3
• Course description not available
• Notes
• Select 2 courses from above

• Second Year - Semester Three
• WKPL2041 Field Placement 2
• This is the second of three workplace opportunities facilitating higher-level learning. This course builds on concepts introduced in WKPL 1015 and continues to develop your future employability skills. Weekly group discussions focus on your experiences on placement by self-evaluation and goal setting. Topics include effective workplace communication, feedback in the workplace, problem solving, accountability, available community services, and job search strategies.
  Prerequisite: WKPL 1015
  Co-requisite: CICE 2001
• CICE2000 Literacy and Numeracy 2
• This course will continue to focus on concepts learned in Literacy & Numeracy 1 to further facilitate success as a student and an employee. Topics covered include speech writing, presentations, reading comprehension strategies, numeracy in daily life, computation for placement hours and writing for career building.
  Prerequisite: CICE 1004
• CICE2001 Personal & Professional Growth
• This course provides you with the opportunity to manage and reflect on your personal growth based on your experiences in placement and your academic performance. You will consider aspects of how to increase self-confidence, self-awareness and self-esteem, and your effectiveness with interpersonal relationships. Professional growth will focus on continuing to build your career portfolio from Career Preparation, CICE 1003 and enhancing employability skills such as interviewing, taking initiative and additional essential skills and maintaining personal wellness strategies.
  Prerequisite: CICE 1006

• Second Year - Semester Three (Elective Group 1 )
• CICV2000 Vocational Elective 4
• Course description not available
• CICV2001 Vocational Elective 5
• Course description not available
• Notes
• Select 2 courses from above

• Second Year - Semester Four
• WKPL2042 Field Placement 3
• This is the third and final workplace opportunity.
  Prerequisite: WKPL 2041
  Co-requisite: CICE 2002
• CICE2004 Leadership & Advocacy for Self and Others
• This course will allow students to explore and understand the importance of leadership skills and advocacy, as they relate to the workplace.
• CICE2002 Transitioning to the Workplace
• This course will prepare students for their transition into the workplace and the development of a skills-based portfolio, résumé, interview skills, etc.
  Prerequisite: CICE 2000
  Co-requisite: WKPL 2042

• Second Year - Semester Four (Elective Group 1 )
• CICV2002 Vocational Elective 6
• Course description not available
• CICV2003 Vocational Elective 7
• Course description not available
• Notes
• Select 2 courses from above

*Courses subject to change.