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Inuvik, Canada

School: Aurora College Aurora Campus

MICROECONOMICS
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces the student to the fundamental tools of economic analysis applied at the micro level of the price market economic system.
 

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Course Format: Classroom
During this course, the student is introduced to the role of human resources management within organizations. In addition to identifying factors that impact on human resources management, other areas discussed include recruitment, selection, job evaluation, compensation, benefits and administration, training and development, and employment relations. The general principles of human resources ma...
 

CONTRACT LAW
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the legal system and certain legal concepts as they relate to management. The course emphasizes contract law with some examination of the Law of Tort (negligence), Contract Law and Employment Law.
 

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Course Format: Classroom
The Introduction to Computer Applications course is designed as a survey of common features and functions of software applications and tools most commonly used for professional, educational, and personal computing and communication. Focusing on the Microsoft Office suite of applications because of its predominant use in the Canadian workplace, students develop essential preliminary skill sets, ...
 

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Course Format: Classroom
This course will introduce you to the basics of photography with a digital single lens reflex camera (DSLR). Topics covered will include camera basics; automatic and manual exposure; lenses; composition; shooting; and image enhancement.
 

GOURMET COOKING
Course Format: Classroom
This course will be delivered over a 6-week period. The weekly, three-hour classes will involve the preparation and savoring of a gourmet meal including an appetizer, main course and desert. Annette Hastie, the instructor, is a certified chef.
 

ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PRESENTATIONS
Course Format: Classroom
This 30-hour course will help participants improve their public speaking and presentation skills to be more effective communicators. It will give you the tools required to deliver audience based presentations that convey a message people will remember. Topics covered will include: assessing and preparing for your audience and their needs; determining how much and what information does your audi...
 

ADVANCED SEWING
Course Format: Classroom
The prerequisites for this course are that you have basic sewing skills and own a sewing machine. The skills covered will include zippers, buttonholes, sleeves, pockets and curves. To learn these skills, you will make a doll sleeping bag, a fleece jacket as well as a project of your choice. After completion of this course, you will have the skills needed to be able to sew with confidence any pr...
 

STEPPING UP TO LEADERSHIP
Course Format: Classroom
Becoming a leader is not an easy transition. It requires a whole new set of skills as well as an understanding and acceptance of new roles, from “doer�to “delegator� This course will introduce current principles of leadership and how they can be applied to the work situation. NOTES The Continuing Education department at Aurora College, Aurora Campus has a shared understanding with Vancouve...
 

USING LEADERSHIP LANGUAGE
Course Format: Classroom
“Lack of Communication�is one of the most frequently cited causes of a multitude of workplace ailments. Whether it is with staff, peers, or superiors, clear and direct communication results in more productive interactions and effective actions of others. At the completion of this course, participants will understand the communication process in organizations, have improved awareness of key pro...
 

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