Evergreen College Scarborough Campus

If you enjoy working with numbers and performing calculations, you may have potential for a career in accounting. This profession continues to be an in-demand career, and our Computerized Accounting and Payroll program will prepare you with the necessary experience in using current computer applications. In this program, you will learn how to maintain journals and ledgers, how to prepare reports for small businesses and how to use financial statements for business planning.

What You Will Learn
The Course consists of 9 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom and in the internship.

• Accounting fundamentals
• Microsoft Office Applications
• Canadian Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP Courses):
  • Payroll Compliance Legislation
  • Payroll Fundamentals I
  • Payroll Fundamentals II
• QuickBooks
• Simply Accounting
• ACCPAC
• Internship: The Computerized Accounting and Payroll students complete their education with 200 hours of internship experience.

Planning a successful global business begins by understanding the basics of international commerce. This program prepares students with a solid foundation in international trade, including the manufacturing, marketing, legal and financial aspects of business. Students will learn accounting principles, inventory management, supply chain and entrepreneurial skills to prepare them for a career in international business.

What You Will Learn:
The course consists of 11 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom and the internship.

• Planning a Successful Global Business
• Legal
• Finance
• The Business Plan
• Marketing
• Sales
• Research
• Technology in Business
• Manufacturing
• Human Resources
• Internship: The Business Administration in International Trading students complete their education with 200 hours of internship experience.

If you enjoy helping people and are looking for a rewarding career, consider enrolling to study as a Community Service Worker (CSW). With an emphasis on social services, this program prepares students with sociology, psychology and other social science foundations that will enable them to counsel and assist individuals (and their families) in personal and social situations.

What You Will Learn:

• The course consists of 20 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom and the internship.
  • Introduction to Community Service Worker
  • Essential Skills
  • Microsoft Windows
  • Inclusive Communication Skills
  • Employment Achievement Strategies
  • Basic Business Communications
  • Harm Reduction and Crisis Intervention
  • Introduction to Sociology
  • Mental Health & Addictions
  • Populations at Risk
  • Support Resources and Community Capacity Building
  • Law for Support Workers
  • Self-Care and Team Building
  • Basic Counselling Techniques
  • Solution-Focused Intervention Techniques
  • Family Development, Functions and Social Issues
  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Professional Documentation & Case Management
  • Behaviour Modification
  • Internship: The Community Service Worker students complete their education with 200 hours of internship experience.

If you have a passion for computing, this program will prepare you to design, install, maintain, manage and enhance computer networks. Students will be equipped with knowledge of Local Area Networks; their application within Wide Area Networks; and their interconnectivity to nodes, servers and other end-user devices. Students will work with various types of software, including managing system and client software, web page integration and creation, network security measures, user accounting and monitoring network event logs for problem resolution.

What You Will Learn:
The course consists of 8 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom.

• CompTIA – A+ Exam 220-901: Core Hardware Service Technician Exam/li>
• CompTIA -A+ Exam 220-902: A+ Operating System Exam
• Installing and Configuring Windows Server
• Administering Windows Server
• Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services
• Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure
• Implementing an Advanced Server Infrastructure
• CCNA: Routing, and Switching

If you enjoy working with people and are an exceptional problem-solver, put your skills into action as a Customer Service Specialist. As the first point of contact for many organizations, this program will prepare you to become a knowledgeable, capable and enthusiastic customer service professional. You’ll learn to provide service and support that is reliable, responsive and empathetic while satisfying customer needs and enhancing business relations.

What You Will Learn:

• The course consists of 14 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom and the internship.
  • Projecting a Positive Image
  • Managing Workload Productivity
  • Developing Customer Relationships
  • Health & Safety and Special Needs Considerations
  • Internal Relations
  • Setting up the Computer
  • Using Microsoft Office Word, PowerPoint and Publisher
  • Using Microsoft Office Excel and Access
  • Other Software Applications and Business Machines
  • Direct Customer Service Support, Selling and Customer Retention
  • Employment Readiness Workshops
  • Trade Shows and Events
  • Workshops, Seminars and Social Events
  • Internship: The Customer Service Specialist students complete their education with 480 hours of internship experience.