For more information, e-mail osinquire@georgianc.on.ca

• TECH 0080 Introduction to Fire Alarm Detection
• COMM 1001 Communications At Work
• TECH 0162 Basic Electricity
• TECH 0055 Electronics 1
• TECH 0206 Fire Alarm Systems

Minimum enrolment is required for in-class courses to run. Alternatively, these courses are available through Canadian Fire Alarm Association by Distance Education. Details can be found on their website at www.cfaa.ca.
Offered through Distance Education:

• Introduction to Fire Alarm Detection
• Basic Electricity
• Fire Alarm Systems

• Two years of general or one year of intense yoga practice
• Completed application

For more information, call 705-325-2740, ext. 3027 or e-mail pts-orillia@georgianc.on.ca.

Program Modules:

Year 1:

• FITW 0002 Yoga Philosophy
• FITW 0003 Theory and Practice of Raja Yoga
• FITW 0004 Pranayama
• FITW 0006 Esoteric Anatomy
• FITW 0007 Nutrition for the Practice of Yoga
• FITW 0008 Communication Skills
• FITW 0009 Meditation
• FITW 0040 Basic Anatomy and Physiology for the Practice of Yoga

Year 2:

• FITW 0011 Specialty Yoga 1*
• FITW 0012 Specialty Yoga 2*
• FITW 0010 Yoga and Creativity*
• FITW 0014 Adjunct Therapies
• FITW 0015 Guided Imagery
• FITW 0016 Relaxation and Stress Management
• FITW 0017 Introduction to Comparative Religions
• FITW 0018 Motivation
• FITW 0019 Marketing and Principles of Teaching
• FITW 0020 Who Am I?*
• FITW 0021 Teaching Hatha Yoga*

* Reserved for those completing the entire Teacher Training Program.

Georgian College’s program has been offered since 2000 and is approved by the Yoga Network of Canada as a registered school for yoga teacher training.

For more information, contact:
Barrie: call (705) 728-1968, ext. 1738 or e-mail vgray@georgianc.on.ca
To register, please call (705) 722-1577.

• FITW 0051 Reebok Spinning Certification

Course manuals are included. Please bring a water bottle and fitness apparel as these are hands-on sessions. Shower and change room facilities are available.

Students must complete two compulsory courses plus any five of the optional courses listed below to qualify for the Certificate of Achievement.

For more information call

• Orillia: 705-325-2740, ext. 3027 or e-mailpts-orillia@georgianc.on.ca
• Midland: 705-526-3666, ext 302 or emailcbaker@georgianc.on.ca

Compulsory Courses:

• PFPR 1000 Canadian Criminal Justice System
• COMM 1000 College Communications

Optional Courses: Pick five (5) of the following courses:

Group A: Offered in-class daytime in Orillia

• LAWS 1004 Introduction to Corrections
• LAWS 1005 Introduction to Security and Protection
• LAWS 2019 Correctional Case Management
• PFPR 1003 Diversity and First Nations
• LAWS 2021 Emergency Measures and Incident Management
• LAWS 2016 Information and Report Management for Justice Professionals
• LAWS 2026 Investigation, Interviewing and Evidence
• LAWS 2027 Municipal Law Enforcement
• LAWS 2022 Professional Protection Studies 1
• LAWS 2025 Selected Populations in Corrections
• LAWS 2020 The Professional Correctional Worker 1
• LAWS 2024 The Professional Correctional Worker 2
• PFPR 2004 Youth in Conflict with the Law

Group B: Offered in-class evenings in Barrie

• GNED 2012 Criminology
• GNED 2035 Exploring Abnormal Psychology
• SOCL 1000 Introduction to Sociology
• PSYL 1001 Introduction to Psychology
• COMM 1001 Communications at Work

Group C: Offered online through OntarioLearn

• GOVT 1000 Canadian Political Structure
• PFPR 2020 Conflict Management
• PFPR 1018 Contemporary Social Problems (or GNED 2057)
• PFPR 1014 Community and Social Services
• PFPR 2017 Community Policing 1
• PFPR 2027 Community Policing 2
• PFPR 1013 Criminal and Civil Law
• PFPR 2019 Criminal Code
• PFPR 2021 Criminal Code and Federal Statutes
• PFPR 1017 Criminology (or GNED 2012)
• PFPR 1012 Interpersonal and Group Dynamics
• PFPR 2025 Interviewing and Investigation
• PFPR 2016 Evidence and Investigation
• PFPR 2023 Police Powers 1
• PFPR 2026 Police Powers 2
• PFPR 2015 Principles – Ethical Reasoning
• PFPR 2022 Provincial Offences
• PFPR 1005 Public Administration
• PFPR 2024 Traffic Management
• PFPR 2018 Youth in Conflict

Completion of the Justice and Public Safety Institute Certificate of Achievement does not constitute acceptance into the Police Foundations program and is not equivalent to the Police Foundations diploma.

This program provides students with the skills needed to gain entry-level employment in a variety of situations involving non-medical work with animals and to upgrade skills for those already employed in the field or who wish to do volunteer work with animals. The program consists of a foundation component followed by the choice of three specialty components: wildlife care, shelter operations or enforcement. Two field work units are included, providing practical experience. Content includes species identification, ethical, legal and social issues, the shelter and nutritional needs of animals, and customer service skills. Courses are offered in Barrie and Newmarket.

Mature student status (age 19 or over) or OSSD at general or college level or equivalent

Pre-exposure rabies and tetanus vaccination may be required

For further information, call 705-526-3666, ext. 3701 or e-mail midland@georgianc.on.ca

This program provides students with the skills needed to gain entry-level employment in a variety of situations involving non-medical work with animals and to upgrade skills for those already employed in the field or who wish to do volunteer work with animals. The program consists of a foundation component followed by the choice of three specialty components: wildlife care, shelter operations or enforcement. Two field work units are included, providing practical experience. Content includes species identification, ethical, legal and social issues, the shelter and nutritional needs of animals, and customer service skills. Courses are offered in Barrie and Newmarket.

Mature student status (age 19 or over) or OSSD at general or college level or equivalent

Pre-exposure rabies and tetanus vaccination may be required

Foundation Skills (six courses)

One of

• Wildlife Care (five courses)
• Shelter Operations (four courses)
• Enforcement (four courses)

A pass mark of 50 per cent is required for each course and a letter grade of S (satisfactory) is required for the field work components.

For further information, call 705-526-3666, ext. 3701 or e-mail midland@georgianc.on.ca

Foundation Skills

• ACWR 1000 Introduction to Animal Care Services
• ACWR 1001 Working with People
• ACWR 1002 Animal Identification and Assessment
• ACWR 1003 Health and Safety: First Aid for Animals
• ACWR 1004 Animal Well-being and Basic Handling
• ACWR 1015 Field Work Foundation Skills

Shelter Operations option

• ACWR 1009 Management Basics
• ACWR 1010 Public Education and Advocacy
• ACWR 1011 Investigations and Legislation
• ACWR 1017 Field Work – Shelter Operations

Courses are offered in Barrie.

This program provides students with the skills needed to gain entry-level employment in a variety of situations involving non-medical work with animals and to upgrade skills for those already employed in the field or who wish to do volunteer work with animals. The program consists of a foundation component followed by the choice of three specialty components: wildlife care, shelter operations or enforcement. Two field work units are included, providing practical experience. Content includes species identification, ethical, legal and social issues, the shelter and nutritional needs of animals, and customer service skills. Courses are offered in Barrie and Newmarket.

Mature student status (age 19 or over) or OSSD at general or college level or equivalent

Pre-exposure rabies and tetanus vaccination may be required

For Enforcement option: driver’s license

Foundation Skills (six courses)

One of

• Wildlife Care (five courses)
• Shelter Operations (four courses)
• Enforcement (four courses)

A pass mark of 50 per cent is required for each course and a letter grade of S (satisfactory) is required for the field work components.

For further information, call 705-526-3666, ext. 3701 or e-mail midland@georgianc.on.ca

Foundation Skills

• ACWR 1000 Introduction to Animal Care Services
• ACWR 1001 Working with People
• ACWR 1002 Animal Identification and Assessment
• ACWR 1003 Health and Safety: First Aid for Animals
• ACWR 1004 Animal Well-being and Basic Handling
• ACWR 1015 Field Work Foundation Skills

Enforcement option

• ACWR 1012 Laws and Contracts
• ACWR 1013 Client Management Skills
• ACWR 1014 Animal Handling Skills and Investigations
• ACWR 1018 Field Work – Enforcement

Courses are offered in Barrie.

For more information, contact:
Barrie: call (705) 728-1968, ext. 1738 or e-mail vgray@georgianc.on.ca
Owen Sound: call (519) 376-0840, ext. 2014 or e-mail rdimis@georgianc.on.ca

You must register for all Can-Fit-Pro courses through Georgian College. For courses in Barrie, please call (705)722-1577 to register. For Owen Sound courses, please call the Office of the Registrar (705) 722-1511. You cannot register through Can-Fit-Pro. Georgian’s fees are slightly different due to mandatory incidental fees implemented by the College.

For your convenience, course textbooks are available for purchase from the Athletic Service Counter in the Student Life Centre (Building J) at the Barrie Campus.

Exam fees are extra and are payable to the instructor during the course. Once certified, there is also a Can-Fit-Pro annual membership fee.