If you're interested in working in Food Service in the Healthcare Industry, Algonquin College is offering a FREE Food Service Worker certificate program! This training is for unemployed individuals who are not currently in school (see the full eligibility requirements at the end of this post).
This training will provide you with practical techniques and skills required for a position in this growing field. You'll learn the theories of nutrition, sanitation, safety and hygiene, as well as institutional cooking techniques to function in a short-or long-term care facility.
Training will run between February 7 to April 29 Monday to Friday (8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.) – this 10 weeks of training includes instructor-led virtual training combined with in-person lab instruction at Algonquin College's Woodroffe Campus, followed by a two-week placement!
To find out more about this training, please contact the Eastern Ontario College Consortium at Algonquin College (call 1.844.853.0326 or email info@eocc-cceo.ca)
And more information about the SkillsAdvance Ontario funding is available here: https://eocc-cceo.ca/
Help get the word out by telling anyone you think would be interested and eligible!
Here are the Eligibility Requirements: you must be 18 or older (17 with a high school diploma), currently unemployed and not in school, and either a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident living in Ontario. Algonquin College also has a vaccine policy in effect - as this some training will be in person, participants will need to be fully vaccinated.
I threw them in the trash.
I will continue throwing them out every time I see them and while I had already drank my coffee that day I will make sure to save some next time so I can dump the rest all over your papers to make them unrecoverable.
I pass by a few of these stands every day and I will get rid of any that I see... Don't worry I carry hand sanitizer.
By the way, you are a giant piece of shit.
Sincerely,
A concerned citizen
Hi!
I am starting Biotech in a couple of days now. I'm feeling really nervous.
If anyone has taken or knows someone who has taken it before can you help?
I was just wondering what the course load is like? I did pre-health advance and it was too much and I and to drop down to 4 courses to keep up. I really don't want that to be the case where I feel like my plate is too full and have to drop courses. I'd like to finish this in the 3 years it's supposed to take.
Also, on that, has anyone else felt they needed to drop courses and take longer to finish biotech?
Any advice?
Thanks!
I would appreciate if anyone can share their experience in the Performing Arts in Algonquin Campus at Ottawa? Are they strict in the program? Anything you can share would be great! Thanks.
In this case, I am a student but would like to tour the campus with a friend who ISN’T a student. Is this allowed? Not sure if the current COVID policies allow and I couldn’t really find anything online (though I honestly didn’t do much searching).
Posting here for anyone interested in masonry – there’s a free Brick and Stone Mason program being offered this fall through Algonquin College. There is absolutely no cost for the training, all tuition and costs of materials are covered through government funding.
The program runs from October 12 – December 17 at Perth campus and will involve hands on learning, safety training and job market preparation. This is a 10 week (Monday to Friday), in person program. It’s a one-time program that may not be offered again.
If you’re seriously interested in brick and stone masonry and just need the training, this is your chance. Don’t pass up the opportunity to make a big move for your future. All this will take is your time.
September 28 is the application deadline – you can start your application here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
There isn’t much “fine print”, but you do need to be 18 or older (17 with a high school diploma), currently unemployed or underemployed and not in education or returning in the Fall, and either a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident. Algonquin College also has a vaccine policy in effect, as this is in person training.
You can find out more about the training here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
And more about the funding and future training opportunities here: https://eocc-cceo.ca/
UPDATE: FOUND
Hey this might be a long shot but I went to the Algonquin College Salon to get my hair cut yesterday and I lost my drivers license. I’m not a student at Algonquin and I’ve already called the salon and security asking if they have seen it, but they haven’t yet. So if you see a drivers license anywhere in Building A or around the salon, please DM me!!
Algonquins letter grades will be rounded down by some colleges. My A+ (92%) average is seen as an 85% to Cambrian. My goal was MRT which at Cambrian has an 86.25% cutoff so it’s impossible to get accepted no matter my grade.
Edit: the point I’m trying to get across is that if you’re not sure exactly where or what you want to take after the pre-health program, look into the pre-health programs at other Ontario colleges with numeric grading systems to keep all your doors open. If you’re dead set on going to Algonquin afterwards, AC pre-health is still a fantastic program.
I am interested in the Architectural technician/technology program.
Hello, this is Allen.
Some people might have heard of me from LinkedIn about my college story.
I graduated Computer Programmer with co-op at Algonquin College in 2019 and wrote my journey on Medium. It consists of 6 stories based on the semesters - 4 study & 2 co-op. You can get some idea of what you are going to learn and what it's like working as a co-op student.
Semester 1/4 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-1-6-e98f3d6e1caf
Semester 2/4 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-2-6-23ee6bb4a038
Semester 3/4 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-3-6-eca730f24c3e
Co-op 1/2 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-4-6-co-op-slide-b8237a211944
Co-op 2/2 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-5-6-co-op-nokia-7488a8f4e7c0
Semester 4/4 - https://gooallen.medium.com/how-to-get-an-it-job-in-canada-college-stories-6-6-last-semester-graduation-39d1c0f71a6
I am currently working at one of automotive companies as a Software Test Engineer. You can get more information about me from allengoo.com. Feel free to ask anything about CP. I am happy to answer for you :)
Thanks.
Hey all, Come join our discord and get to know your fellow students! We've got channels for every field of study in campus, and its a great way to meet your classmates while we're still separated. Hope to see you there!
https://discord.gg/A8NsNRZmdp
Hi Guys! I am looking to connect with people from Computer Programming (Online) program for the Fall 2021 session at Algonquin college. Anyone into this program? Any groups that I can join in? Looking to learn and share knowledge. Thank you!!
Hi,
Anyone is attending this program , any thoughts /feedback please?
Bachelor of Commerce (e-Supply Chain Management) (Honours) (Co-op)
https://www.algonquincollege.com/business/program/bachelor-of-commerce-e-supply-chain-management/
Anyone know when (date/time) the fireworks are supposed to be?
Title is pretty self-explanatory. What did you guys end up doing as a job with this program? Did it help you landing a good-paying job? Did you add up a master's to it?
Is it easy to land a job in the government with this program?
Thank you in advance.
Hi all,
I'm wondering if there is anyone who has completed the Interactive Media Management program who would share their experience?
I have no previous experience in coding or using the Adobe Creative Cloud collection. I am considering taking this program so that I can change my career path entirely.
Will this program be worthwhile in terms of job prospects after completion? And for relevant jobs in Ottawa, will bilingualism be required? Thanks.
Algonquin College is offering a free Brick and Stone Mason program in this fall - there is absolutely no cost for the training, all tuition and costs of materials are covered through government funding.
The program runs from October 12 – December 17 at Perth campus and will involve hands on learning, safety training and job market preparation. This is a 10 week (Monday to Friday), in person program. It’s a one-time program that may not be offered again.
If you’re seriously interested in brick and stone masonry and just need the training, this is your chance!
September 28 is the application deadline – you can start your application here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
There isn’t much “fine print”, but you do need to be 18 or older (17 with a high school diploma), currently unemployed or underemployed and not in education or returning in the Fall, and either a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident. Algonquin College also has a vaccine policy in effect, as this is in person training.
You can find out more about the training here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
And more about the funding and future training opportunities here: https://eocc-cceo.ca/
Recommend this to anyone you may think is interested and eligible!
Algonquin College is offering a free Brick and Stone Mason program in this fall - there is absolutely no cost for the training, all tuition and costs of materials are covered through government funding.
The program runs from October 12 – December 17 at Perth campus and will involve hands on learning, safety training and job market preparation. This is a 10 week (Monday to Friday), in person program. It’s a one-time program that may not be offered again.
If you’re seriously interested in brick and stone masonry and just need the training, this is your chance. Don’t pass up the opportunity to make a big move for your future. All this will take is your time.
September 28 is the application deadline – you can start your application here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
There isn’t much “fine print”, but you do need to be 18 or older (17 with a high school diploma), currently unemployed or underemployed and not in education or returning in the Fall, and either a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident. Algonquin College also has a vaccine policy in effect, as this is in person training.
You can find out more about the training here: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/brick-stone-mason-10week/
And more about the funding and future training opportunities here: https://eocc-cceo.ca/
Recommend this to anyone you may think is interested and eligible!
