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School: Centre for Continuing Education, Concordia University
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Print Communication (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This certificate focuses on developing students�writing skills and enhancing their ability to produce text as required in both print and broadcast media. Students interested in pursuing careers in freelance writing will benefit from these practical courses.
 

Integrated Marketing Communications (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
In order to communicate a clear message to a well-defined target market, a number of promotional tools can be employed. The practice of Integrated Marketing Communications ensures that these many tools are used to create a message that is both effective and consistent.
 

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Workshop
Course Format: Online
This on-line course develops an ability to communicate ideas and facts to others, especially in the business setting. It uses workshop techniques to improve communication skills required to write reports and letters, and reviews procedures for properly conducting a business meeting.
 

French Written Communication
Course Format: Classroom
The Language Institute offers written communication courses in the French Language. Students are required to complete a written placement test to determine their level of study.
 

PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
Course Format: Classroom
This is an entry-level course for students planning careers in media, advertising, or public relations. Students are sensitized to techniques used to inform and influence the public. For example, how promotional material is processed and disseminated. Students examine the role of regulatory bodies in public communications and learn how standards and ethics are maintained.
 

VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
Students are required to have their own 35mm or medium- format 120 camera, or digital slr for the course. This is a challenging beginner’s course which covers the basics of camera operation, exposure, motion, depth of field, choice of lenses and accessories, analysis of photographs with good composition, interest and impact. Assignments will be given in black and white photography; the final as...
 

School: Professional Development Centre, University of Toronto
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Interpersonal Communication Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
WHO SHOULD ATTEND �Managers �Supervisors �Team leaders �Project managers �Other professionals who require the foundational leadership skills to lead and support the day-to-day activities of their employees COURSE OVERVIEW Sessions are presented in the classroom, supported by exercises, case studies and role-plays. This is followed up by awareness / field assignments that are...
 

School: ProTech Professional Technical Services Canada, Ltd.
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Human Resources and Communications Management Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
It is usually the people that make or break a project, not the technology. It is very easy for Information Technology professionals to forget this basic premise. Human Resource and Communications Management provides the basics for effectively managing the single most important aspect of a successful project - its people. Through group discussion, workshops and real world examples, participants ...
 

School: ATC - Alaya International Training Centre
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TOEIC ( English for International Communication) (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
The TOEIC program is for intermediate to pre-advanced level students and includes an intensive study of English grammar, reading, listening, and vocabulary. This program is designed to raise your English proficiency level as quickly as possible and help you get a higher score on the TOEIC test, which measures your ability to use English for International Communication. If you are interested in ...
 

School: Thompson Rivers University
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Mass Communication
Course Format: Online
This is an introduction to the role of mass communication (radio, television, telecommunications, and the press) in Canadian society. This course is a requirement for a major or minor in communication. Equipment: Computer with Internet is required. SFU-designated Breadth (B) course.
 

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