9 Course Programs in Edmonton Canada

This programme is the highest level of First Aid in the Province of Alberta. It is geared towards those who are currently involved in the industry as “First Aid Attendants. It is the programme of choice for those working in Alberta Business and Industry, in accordance with Provincial Workplace Health and Safety Legislation. This programme includes classrooms, skills stations, and simulations of medical and traumatic emergencies. Our course meets the requirements for hiring with the City of Edmonton Fire Department. A full-time programme of 80-90 hours is available to accommodate your schedule.

Business aviation is critical to a variety of companies that require speed, efficiency, flexibility and productivity. Combine your love of flying with a business education. The university's unique partnership with Transport Canada-approved training centres allows you to complete your Business Management diploma with a specialization in aviation management.

The Administrative major provides you with the computer skills and business knowledge necessary to become an integral part of the business world. Technology is an essential part of this program. You are trained with current software programs to process and to manage information efficiently and perform many complex office functions. The Office Assistant program of study consists solely of prescribed courses; you do not take electives or options. The courses must be completed in the order presented in the program of study. The schedule is set by the program and courses can only be completed in the term they are offered.

The legal major of the Office Assistant program provides the skills you need to work as a legal assistant in today’s competitive market. Gain experience in a variety of software packages to prepare for a challenging career in the legal field. As a graduate of the program, you become adept with technology, understand procedures in a law office, have a basic knowledge of law, and can work in time-sensitive situations. The program of study for the legal major consists solely of prescribed courses; you do not take electives or options. The courses must be completed in the order presented in the program of study. The schedule is set by the program and courses can only be completed in the term they are offered.

In this unique major, you focus on two of three areas: mathematics, statistics, computer science. These analytical disciplines provide you with theoretical and practical experiences that will benefit you in a wide range of work environments. When you major in mathematical sciences, you acquire a breadth of knowledge in analytical thinking and learn how to use your creativity to find solutions to technical questions. This major is a good option if you plan on joining the workforce, rather than attending graduate school, after you finish your degree.

The Medical major provides you with a solid foundation in medical office and unit clerk procedures as well as in medical terminology, required health and safety measures, various clinical skills, and records management. In addition, students use current computer and software skills necessary for today’s health care field.

The Alberta Foundation Program (AFP) provides dedicated support and mentorship to improve your admissibility to post-secondary programs. The program is highly customized to fit your post-secondary goals. You meet with an advisor to build an education plan. By providing you with academic upgrading, ensuring you have the necessary English language skills and reviewing and fulfilling program prerequisites, we help you make a smooth transition into a post-secondary program.

You appreciate other cultures and want them to be valued. You recognize and respect human diversity. You are a big picture thinker with the patience and desire to analyze new situations and contexts. When you study anthropology, you delve into the fascinating world of human history and contemporary human issues. As an anthropology major, you gain insight into some of the most important questions facing humanity today. You use your understanding of cultural differences to explore topics such as social inequality, material culture, human connection to the physical world, human evolution and language.

Accountants lead businesses, providing financial management for day-to-day operations and the financing strategy needed to move organizations into the future. When you study accounting, you build on your strengths as a problem solver, a “numbers person” and a thoughtful decision maker. You learn to implement accounting best practices, read complex financial documents, analyze trends in data, collaborate with co-workers and solve complicated problems in an accounting environment.