Certificate in Applied Science - Engineering

at College of New Caledonia - Prince George Canada

Dental hygiene is a fast-growing and rewarding profession for men and women interested in a career in the health sector. Dental hygiene is the 6th largest regulated heath profession in Canada with over 28,000 practitioners. Registered Dental Hygienists are highly educated, licensed and regulated healthcare professionals whose education and practice focus on the prevention of oral disease and the promotion of overall health and well-being. Dental Hygienists can work independent of or alongside a dentist and are an important part of the health care team. 

Dental hygienists practice in a variety of settings, including private dental practices, independent dental hygiene practice; public health facilities, hospitals, long term care facilities, educational institutions, research and dental industry. Dental Hygienists often have the flexibility to work full or part time in these various settings.

Dental hygienists provide services and programs to people of all ages, addressing issues related to oral health. Responsibilities of the dental hygienist include:

Patient assessment; identification of patient health status and needs; planning for patient care; delivering education and patient services and assessing the outcomes of care provided.

Specific clinical duties may include medical history taking; performing routine head and neck examinations; dental and periodontal examinations; exposing of dental images; oral hygiene education; administration of local anesthetic; scaling of teeth and preventative fluoride applications.

The Associate of Arts (AA) degree furnishes you with a wide establishment of learning. This 60-credit (20 courses) program sets you up for extra post-optional training or to enter legitimately into the workforce. Alumni of the AA program will build up these abilities: 

• Basic reasoning and critical thinking 
• Successful composed and oral correspondences 
• Capacity to work cooperatively 
• Use of hypothetical comprehension to rehearse 
• Research and evaluative abilities 
• Numerical and logical thinking 
• Examination, blend, and combination of learning 
• Propelled perusing understanding 

Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special affirmation at state-funded colleges and college schools in BC. Following next are the halfway rundown of vocations open to those with a degree in English: 

• Specialized composition 
• Copywriting and substance creation 
• Broadcasting and news-casting 
• Corporate interchanges 
• Educating 
• Taxpayer driven organization laborer 
• Administrator or documenter 
• Advertising 
• Research examiner

What you will learn

• Written and oral communication skills
• Research ability
• Critical thinking
• Creativity

The Applied Science Engineering certificate prepares students to transfer into an engineering degree program under BC's common engineering curriculum.

As an engineer, you’ll be a creative problem-solver, applying your skills to make significant contributions.

The first year of your engineering education provides a broad foundation in math and science, and provides exposure to various engineering specializations you might choose to pursue.

The Engineering (Applied Science) Certificate recognizes successful completion of the first year of Engineering, and is transferable to second year Engineering at several BC universities based on the Common First-Year Engineering Curriculum (CFYEC) agreement.

Are you a hands-on individual looking for a fulfilling career in the automotive industry? Become an automotive service technician with this two-year program. As an Automotive Service technician, you will perform preventative maintenance, diagnose problems and repair vehicle systems

The Associate of Science certificate speaks to the consummation of an expansive based course of concentrate with an accentuation in technical disciplines. This degree may fill in as a venturing stone to a science-related baccalaureate program. You may acquire only one Associate degree.  Partner of Arts General Studies is a dynamic method to acquire credits that can be put toward a college degree while investigating premiums and picking up an expansive establishment of logical information. 

Courses in this program incorporate research center science, math, and English just as adaptable choice of science, science, material science, and expressions. This program is perfect for individuals with an enthusiasm for science who need adaptability to test courses from a few subjects. 

Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special affirmation at state-funded colleges and college universities in BC. (Counsel the British Columbia Transfer Guide and check with CNC consultants to confirm transferability of credits).

If you have obtained a diploma in Computer Science or Business Information Technology, and are looking to further your education, this might be the program for you.

During the Post Diploma Information Technologies program, you will develop a skill set to be able to network, configure, support and troubleshoot computer systems and devices. Upon completion of this two-year diploma, you will be highly employable in the Information Technologies sector.

What you will learn
Course offerings are constructed on recognized industry manufacturers’ and vendor-neutral standards which encourage you to develop competencies relevant to current and future trends in IT enterprise/server environments. Topics include:

• Network configuration and administration
• Enterprise data storage and services
• Cyber-security administration
• Wireless network security
• Troubleshooting and support
• Project management and customer service

To meet objectives found in the modern workplace, the Post-Diploma in Information Technology (PDIT) program incorporates foundations necessary for you to obtain several industry-recognized certifications:

• Cisco
  • Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) - Routing and Switching
• CompTIA
  • (A+, Network+, Server+, Security+, Linux+)
• Microsoft
  • Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA – Microsoft Server OS)
  • Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA)
• Certified Wireless Network Professionals
  • Certified Wireless Technician (CWT)
• Linux Professional Institute
  • Linux Essentials LPIC-1
• Electronics Technician Association
  • Customer Service Specialist (CSS)
  • Fiber Optics Technician (FOT)

In the first year of this two-year program, students acquire the occupational skills and knowledge required for entry into the Heavy Mechanic Trades (HMT) industry. These skills include brakes; pneumatics; hydraulics; electrical, electronics; frames; steering; and suspension. The second year begins with heating, ventilation and air conditioning followed by all aspects of engine and supporting systems. This includes dissembling and rebuilding engines and supporting systems; troubleshooting and repairing fuel injection systems; and diagnosing engine brakes and diesel emission systems. The final semester in the second year includes trailer service; repair and diagnosing of all trailers and related components; powertrains, which speaks to clutches, manual transmission, torque converter, drivelines and automatic transmissions; and final drives and drivelines. More information can be seen in the semester syllabus. All training topics are based on the Industry Training Authority (ITA) outlines should students wish to pursue ITA certification. This diploma provides the students with the knowledge needed to challenge the HDM Standard Level Exam (SLE-1). The overall material covered is broader than the foundational level program and enables students the breadth of knowledge in a 2-year credential. This scope serves to enhance an apprenticeship pathway exceeding industry demand. Industry apprenticeship hours and challenge exam are not part of this diploma program.

Concentration Understanding Mathematics and Computer Science is essential for a career working in technology or business today.  The Associate of Science Degree with a concentration in Mathematics and Computer Science will provide you with the basis to continue your studies in a Bachelor of Science program, or to go out in the workplace with a solid foundation in these fields.

CNC’s Science students graduate with a wide range of transferable skills, which are applicable in the professional world. These skills, such as professional communication, research and planning, critical thinking, analytical assessment, scientific and mathematical reasoning, and the application of theoretical understanding, all provide key competencies to industry specific skills for employment.

Students who graduate from this program and go on to major in a specific academic discipline, may wish to consider careers in the following fields:

• Statistics
• Actuarial science
• Computer science
• Engineering
• Economics
• Business
• Management
• Medicine

Earn a CNC Business Management Certificate for your resume! Gain hands-on business skills which transfer directly to real-world job requirements.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this Certificate, transfer your credits toward a Business Management Diploma and advance even further within the business world. Specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.

What you will learn
The Business Management Certificate will provide you with knowledge, skills and abilities in the following areas:

• International Business
• Leadership
• Management
• Marketing
• Professional Writing
• Professional Speaking
• Computer Programming

Earn a CNC Business Management Diploma for your resume! Gain hands-on business skills which transfer directly to real-world job requirements.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this Certificate, transfer your credits toward a Business Management Diploma and advance even further within the business world. Specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.