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This course allows participants to build on the basic concepts and applications of electronic spreadsheets. Participants will create, and format advanced worksheets and graphs. They will also use tables and data tools features to manipulate data. It is recommended that participants registering in the course are able to work with functions and lists, analyze and visualize data and use PivotTables and PivotCharts. These skills can be acquired... Learn more

This course allows participants to build on the basic concepts and applications of electronic spreadsheets. They will incorporate advanced formulas and functions into their spreadsheets. Participants will enhance spreadsheets using advanced charting and graphing techniques and they will summarize, consolidate, and analyze data using a variety of spreadsheet features. It is recommended that participants registering in the course are able to... Learn more

The Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) teaches the basics of firearms safety and the laws related to firearms storage, handling and transportation. By completing the CFSC a person can apply for a Firearms Possession and Acquisition Licence to obtain non-restricted firearms. * Youth Rate (ages 12-17) $60.95 (taxes included)

The Chainsaw Safety (Awareness) course ensures that participants are aware of how to safely operate and maintain a chainsaw. The topics covered include the history of chainsaws, protective clothing, basic maintenance, and operating a chainsaw safely. Participants will also have hands-on experience with working with a chainsaw in a safe environment. (4 Hours)

In this 8-hour course, students will cover the principles of basic electricity and learn how to recognize potential electrical hazards. Students will also learn to distinguish the difference between voltage levels above and below 425v, develop an appreciation as to how power is distributed, and learn to recognize various types of power equipment and their function. In addition, students will learn about specific plant construction including... Learn more

The Hunter Education Safety course teaches participants basic concepts of wildlife conservation and management, techniques for hunting, hunter ethics and laws, and responsible outdoor safety and survival techniques. By completing the Hunter Education Safety course, in addition to the Canadian Firearms Safety course, participants meet the requirement to obtain provincial resident licenses to hunt with a firearm or bow. (8 Hours) * Youth Rate... Learn more

This course will provide participants with a foundation of knowledge and skills of spreadsheet applications. Topics include creating and developing excel worksheets and workbooks in order to use and analyze data, performing basic calculations and printing and managing workbooks. (6 Hours)

This course is designed to provide participants with the basic features and functions of Microsoft PowerPoint. Topics include accessing and exiting software, creating, modifying, and presenting a completed PowerPoint presentation. (6 Hours)

This course is designed to create, edit, format and print simple documents. Topics include accessing and exiting software, entering and editing text, formatting pages through borders, colors, watermarks, headers, footers, and saving, retrieving, printing and managing files. (6 Hours)

The Pole Top Rescue training course is primary concerned with safety. In this course, proper pole top rescue procedures are discussed. Potential hazards associated with climbing methods will include lectures, labs, discussion groups and practical application. Each participant in the program will be provided with a course manual and other applicable materials. Participants will perform a pole-top rescue on a simulated electrical contact victim... Learn more