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  Personal Development

GNR 1522N

In an increasingly competitive world, confident speakers are seen as possessing valuable skills. This course will introduce students to public speaking and presenting skills, allowing students to practice in a safe supportive environment. The class is suitable for all beginners who are looking to enhance their speaking skills and gain confidence in their abilities. The topics will include dealing with stage fright, impromptu speaking, speech writing, voice projection and variety, body language, proper use of one's physical space, and presentation aids. $162.72 (tuition $144.00, HST $18.72)
SPRING
050 1726 May 10-Jun 28, Thu, 7:00P-9:00P

GNR 1369N

This course is designed for aspiring Agents, Solo Artists, Bands, Managers, Marketers and Concert Promoters, with lessons gained from 15+ years of working with The Afters, Chevelle, Sixpence None The Richer and Thousand Foot Krutch. The instructor and guest speakers will help you build a unique action plan, discussing: industry contacts, defining your success, strategic persistence, conquering your local scene, using social media to build your fan base, assembling your management team and the importance of knowing your business. $288.15 (tuition $255.00, HST $33.15)
SPRING
050 1668 May 2- Jul 18, Wed. 6:30P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1165N
Our tips will help make your meetings more organized and productive! $45.20 (tuition $40.00, HST $5.20)
SPRING
550 1327 Jun 6, Wed, 6:00P-9:00P

GNR 1168N
We present tips on improving your presentation skills including developing and delivering a clear message, effective use of visuals and understanding how to confront nervousness. These are useful strategies for use within the workplace or outside of the office in social or volunteer settings. $45.20 (tuition $40.00, HST $5.20)
SPRING
550 1051 May 23, Wed, 6:00P-9:00P

GNR 337N
Learn the importance of vision as it relates to team building; how to select a team, building an action plan and more. $45.20 (tuition $40.00, HST $5.20)
SPRING
550 1631 May 16, Wed, 6:00P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 653N
A properly planned will and carefully crafted estate can save your family time and unnecessary expenses. You need a will to protect your assets and ensure that your loved ones are taken care of when you die. What should you put in your will? What happens if you die without a will? This workshop covers the essentials of wills from types, requirements for a valid will, the Interstate Succession Act, contents , codicils, executors and guardianship. $45.20 (tuition $40.00, HST $5.20)
SPRING
550 1326 May 22, Tue, 6:00P-9:00P

GNR 131N
An opportunity for boys and girls to become more reliable, conscientious and informed of child care. Learn skills for caring, getting along with babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and school-age children, learn injury prevention and how to respond to emergencies. This is an intensive program highly recommended to all young babysitters. Please bring pencil and ruler to each class. Pre-requisite - 11+. Total fee: $48.87 (Tuition $35.00, Materials $8.25, HST $5.62)
SPRING
550 1704 May 1-Jun 5, Tue, 6:00P-8:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

  Women's Empowerment Series

GNR 1527N
Are you seeking motivation to achieve your goals? Participants will be given magazines, glue, scissors and boards to create their own personal Vision Boards. This workshop will help participants “see” their goals and move them toward realization. $42.94 (tuition $35.00, materials $3.00, HST $4.94)
SPRING
050 1727 May 22, Tue, 7:00P-9:30P

GNR 1526N
This course is designed for the individual who has questioned or wanted to discover his or her life's purpose. You will learn powerful and thought provoking questions and techniques that will lead you to discover more about your Life's Purpose and Vision. $42.94 (tuition $35.00, materials $3.00, HST $4.94)
SPRING
050 1728 May 15, Tue, 7:00P-9:30P

GNR 1525N
Come out and learn how to discover and realize your life's dreams. Participants will be involved in interactive and reflective activities that will help them to connect with their heart's desires while taking the steps necessary to bring their personal dreams to fruition. $42.94 (tuition $35.00, materials $3.00, HST $4.94)
SPRING
050 1729 May 29, Tue, 7:00P-9:30P

GNR 1524N
This intensive workshop for women is designed for those who juggle a variety of roles. Come and learn how to achieve balance and make time for yourself while meeting the demands of everyday life. $50.85 (tuition $45.00, HST $5.85)
SPRING
070 1730 May 26, Sat, 9:00A-12:00P

GNR 1523N

This interactive and powerful workshop is designed to teach five proven strategies to attract what you desire most. As a participant you will have the opportunity to connect, share and reflect to awaken the power within to manifest positive change in your life. $42.94 (tuition $35.00, materials $3.00, HST $4.94)
SPRING
070 1731 Jun 2, Sat, 9:00A-11:30A

GNR 924N
Good memory is not a gift; it's a skill anyone can master. Learn to tap your brain's amazing power with methods and techniques that are proven, enjoyable to learn, tremendously effective and easy to apply. This workshop is ideal for business professionals, students, public speakers and anyone who wants to build a more potent powerful memory. Train your memory for self confidence, self esteem and success by attending this fun and fast paced workshop that will lead to immediate and noticeable memory improvement. $67.80 (tuition $60.00, HST $7.80)
WINTER
Note: Please indicate WINTER on your Registration Form
070 1440 Apr 14, Sat, 10:00A-1:00P [COURSE CLOSED]
SPRING
070 1014 Jun 2, Sat, 10:00A-1:00P

GNR 593N
This course will help you develop your own natural psychic abilities. The course will cover such topics as meditation and the creative dynamic powers of your mind. E.S.P. games that you can play to develop your own psychic talents. How to analyze your dreams and how to see auras. We will also cover such topics as astral projection and a technique for out-of-body travel will be given. We will end the workshop with a discussion on the different types of psychic readings and if time discuss the laws of Karma, reincarnation and a group past-life regression. $67.80 (tuition $60.00, HST $7.80)
SPRING
070 1075 May 5, Sat, 10:00A-5:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 592N
This seminar is designed to explore the possibilities of past lives and who we might have been. The class will focus on The Laws of Karma, The Evolution of the Soul, and a series of techniques designed to assist the students in remembering their Past-Lives. Participation in “The Psychic World” GNR 593 or participation in prior workshops with the instructor is recommended. Student should wear loose fitting clothing and bring a blanket and pillow to class. $67.80 (tuition $60.00, HST $7.80)
SPRING
070 1076 May 19, Sat, 10:00A-5:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

  Photography

Equipment Recommendations:
A camera with the ability to independently set aperture and shutter speeds, or a digital camera of at least 4 megapixels with the same abilities as above. The ability to trigger external flash is also recommended. If you do not own a camera currently, you may want to wait and speak with one of the instructors during the first class, prior to purchasing a camera.

JRN 113
Basic principles of photography will be discussed, including a study of cameras, lenses, light and the controllers of exposure, and the proper use of the camera's light meter. Introduction to White Balance, histograms and other digital controls. Composition techniques will also be explored, resulting in the improvement of creativity in your photographs. Use of a digital or 35 mm film SLR camera is required. Please note: Passport/Nexus/EDL required for field trips for all sections. 3 units of credit. $222.67 (tuition $211.37, materials $10.00, HST $1.30)
SPRING
050 1788 Apr 30- Jul 23, Mon, 6:30P-10:00P
075 1303 May 3 –Jul 12, Thu, 6:30P-10:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

JRN 213
A continuation of Fundamentals of Photography employing digital SLR cameras (or 35mm film). This hands-on program explores various lighting techniques, studio portraiture, and more in-depth compositional concerns plus control over White Balance and exposure. Various class trips will be taken to locations of visual interest. Please note: Passport/Nexus/EDL required for field trips for all sections. Pre-Requisite:  JRN 113. 3 units of credit.  $222.67 (tuition $211.37, materials $10.00, HST $1.30)
SPRING
050 1301 May 2- Jul 11, Wed, 6:30P-10:00P
070 1687 May 26- Jul 14, Sat, 9:00A-12:30P
Please note:  3 full day Saturdays are necessary for field trips.

GNR 1520N
A photographic genre that places emphasis on spaces in the environment. Designed for the digital SLR and advanced compact camera users and includes discussions on the natural and urban landscape, photographic equipment, lighting, composition techniques, and motion in photography. The workshop includes 2 sessions in a classroom and a field trip for the urban photographer. A tripod is a must have for this workshop. $90.40 (tuition $75.00, materials $5.00, HST $10.40)
SPRING
050 1732 May 23- Jun 6, Wed, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1521N
A workshop designed for photographers who have an interest or passion to learn more about the art of capturing action in sports and to help improve your sport photography. The 3 night workshop, designed for the digital SLR camera user includes 2 classroom sessions discussing techniques on shooting various sporting events, the importance of camera settings, and equipment. The workshop includes a fieldtrip to practice some of those techniques. $90.40 (tuition $75.00, materials $5.00, HST $10.40)
SPRING
050 1002 Jun 13- Jun 27, Wed, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 142N
The thrust of this workshop is to introduce you to wedding photography from a non-professional standpoint. You will be taught the legalities involved and learn how to take memorable images of those wonderful events. You will be taught about film bases to use and how to produce great shots with not too much effort. Material fee covers demonstration films. Pre-Requisite: JRN 113. $90.40 (tuition $75.00, materials $5.00, HST $10.40)
SPRING
050 1151 May 22–Jun 5, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 143N
A seasonal photographic workshop designed for those interested in photographing the natural environment around us. Nature photography generally describes a wide range of photography taken outdoors with emphasis on wildlife and close up photography. This workshop is designed for those who are looking to sharpen their natural photographic skills and includes discussions on the composition of photos, lighting, focus and equipment. Photographers should bring their digital SLR or advanced compact camera and a tripod. The workshop includes 2 classroom sessions and 2 field trips. $118.65 (tuition $100.00, materials $5.00, HST $13.65)
SPRING
050 1789 Jun 5-Jun 26, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1276N
This entry level course will allow students with introductory-level photography skills to use the powerful tools in Photoshop to express their creativity as it pertains to their own images. $298.32 (tuition $264.00, HST $34.32)
SPRING
050 1320 May 2-Jul 4, Wed, 6:00P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1090N
More photographs will be taken this year than the first 150 years of photography combined, and most will be digital. A properly configured digital camera should produce better images than film. This course covers photography techniques to improve your images, with emphasis on the controls and functions that are unique to digital cameras. Learn what all those buttons and menus do, and how things should be set for best results. Use flash controls, zoom, white balance, focus lock, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and other features for consistently better photos. From beginner to advanced, this course is packed full of useful hints. Bring your digital camera and manual to class. $96.05 (tuition $85.00, HST $11.05)
SPRING
550 1148 Apr 30-Jun 11, Mon, 6:30P-9:00P
SUMMER
550 1588 Jul 3-Aug 7, Tue, 6:30P-9:00P

GNR 1089N
Now that your memory card is full of images, you need to know what to do with them. In the computer lab, each student uses their computer to download digital photos and burn CD/DVD copies. Image corrections and editing are taught using common imaging software. Learn how to fix red eye, crop, brighten, darken, clone, retouch, adjust and repair many common problems. We'll find out how to make better prints, and examine alternative ways of presenting your photographs. This course requires a working knowledge of Windows. Bring your camera, USB cable and a blank CD. $96.05 (tuition $85.00, HST $11.05)
SPRING
550 1070 May 2-Jun 6, Wed, 6:30P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

  Fitness, Natural Health and Holistic Wellness

For Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Training, see Public Safety courses.

GNR 1614N
This one day workshop will use the analogy of a "toolbox" to help you explore the major components required to achieve a healthy lifestyle. You will learn to apply a complete seven-component peak performance training system in order to help you reach your genetic potential physically, mentally and spiritually. Taught by Rob Maggio, this workshop will provide practical information to anyone who wishes to improve their current lifestyle, regardless of age or current fitness level. Non-credit  $50.85 (tuition $45.00, HST $5.85)
SPRING
070 1672 May 26, Sat, 9:00A-1:00P

GNR 1532N
Get in the best shape of your life today with this super-toning, body-refining bootcamp that can help you reach your peak in as little as two days per week. This workshop will assist you to maximize muscle tone, decrease body fat, increase mental well being and your level of athleticism. You will learn to train properly, avoid potential injuries, and reach your genetic potential. The boot camp is designed for different age groups who want to work with a professional coach in a group format. $163.85 ($145.00 tuition, 18.85 HST)
SPRING
050 1961 May 8-Jun 28, Tue, Thu, 10:00A-11:00A [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1357N

Personal training is one of the fastest growing segments of the health and fitness industry. This course reviews the body of knowledge required to successfully pass the National Strength and Conditioning Association - Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT) certification and also prepares students for other certifying bodies in the field of personal training. Course curriculum includes scientific principles and concepts underlying personal training, client consultations, evaluations, testing protocols, exercise technique and program design. Learn how to work with special populations such as older adults, prepubescent, pregnant women, athletes, overweight clients and those with medical concerns. In addition the business of personal training, including facility and equipment maintenance, business management and legal issues will be reviewed. Taught by Rob Maggio. $339.00 (tuition $300.00, HST $39.00) Text Extra
SPRING
050 1313 May 8-Jun 14, Tue, Thu, 7:00P-10:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1533N
Building a strong and stable core is the foundation for all movements, whether it be for athletics, fitness or overall general health.  Your core includes not only your stomach but your glutes, hips, back, abdomen, chest and shoulder blades.  Learn how to properly build a strong, and more importantly, a stable core to decrease pain and weakness and develop strength, power and endurance.  $113.00 (tuition $100.00, HST $13.00)
SPRING
      550 1978 May 2-Jul 18 Wed, 7:15P-8:15P [COURSE CLOSED]

PED168N
Exercise is the key to successful tension-free living, increased energy, improved posture and weight maintenance. A twice-a-week thorough workout with bounceless aerobics, muscle toning exercises and stretches to increase the body's flexibility. Please bring your own water bottle to each class. Total fee: $76.28 (Tuition $67.50, $8.78 HST)
SPRING
590 1650 Apr 16-Jun 7, Mon, Thu, 10:00A-11:00A
Location: Blenheim United Church.

Note: If you are registering for the fitness course in Blenheim, please mail registrations to:

St. Clair College
1001 Grand Ave. W.
Chatham, ON N7M 5W4
Phone: 519-354-9100
Fax: 519-354-6941

REC 102N
An introduction to the game, consisting of basic fundamentals and proper techniques for the beginner or anyone wishing to improve their game, theory and practice. All students get individual attention. Emphasis will be on correction of individual faults. Simplicity will be stressed and those who complete the course will acquire a basic understanding of the golf swing with knowledge of how to analyze and correct it.  $129.95 (tuition $75.00, materials $40.00, HST $14.95) Lessons are held at the Tecumseh Golf Centre.
SPRING
050 1242 May 8-Jun 12, Tue, 6:30P-8:00P [COURSE CLOSED]
051 1283 Jun 26-Jul 24, Tue, 7:00P-8:30P

GNR 1362N
Reiki is for you if you are interested in learning an effective method for relieving stress which promotes healing. Learn what Reiki is, how it works, its history, hand positions, focus symbol and how to use it. Explore how life force energy affects physical, mental and emotional health. Combining lectures, discussions, attunements, meditations and treatment practice in an organized, but relaxed atmosphere. The journey begins. Training manual included. $209.05 (tuition $185.00, HST $24.05)
SPRING
050 1268 May 10-May 24, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1363N
Level I provided you with tools valuable in balancing energy and self-healing, but there is much more to Reiki. Level II provides you with a deepening experience of the energy and furthers self-empowerment. While offering skills that will enhance your treatment of others, whether in person or at a distance, Level 2 moves Reiki to a whole new experience. Training manual included. Pre-requisite: Reiki Level I. $209.05 (tuition $185.00, HST $24.05)
SPRING
050 1269 May 31-Jun 14, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

HCE 94N
This course is taught by a qualified teacher from the Ontario College of Reflexology. This certificate course focuses on the basic understanding of anatomy and physiology as it applies to the practical session methodology of Foot Reflexology. The total course fee includes 35 in-classroom hours of Reflexology theory and practical instruction, required textbook, mid-term practical assessment, written and practical examinations. In addition, the student is required to complete approximately 35 hours of independent study on theory and the practicum of a minimum of 70 session records (approx. 130 hours). The successful completion of this course will earn and receive a certificate from the Ontario College of Reflexology. The student has one (1) year to complete all requirements. Total fee: $780.00
SPRING
550 1016 May 5, 12, 26, June 2 & 9, Sat, 9:00A-5:00P
Exam date: Sat June 23, 9:00A-2:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

Yoga classes at St. Clair College are available to all for the purpose of awakening consciousness through physical, mental and spiritual development. All classes include both Hatha and Raja yoga. Hatha yoga includes instruction in asana's including yoga postures that focus on unity of the mind and body. Raja yoga consists of meditation, concentration and relaxation. Yoga is encouraged for those who experience high stress levels and for those who wish to practice preventative health. Students are asked to bring a yoga mat, water and enjoy the light of yoga.

GNR1297N
Release tension and learn to relax! Gentle Yoga is ideal for those interested in beginner yoga poses that provide relief from back, neck and shoulder tension and pain. This class helps everyday people learn the basics of yoga and also learn to identify and release tension to decrease stress levels and realize deeper relaxation. Note: It is recommended that people with severe back, neck or shoulder problems get a doctor's clearance before registering. Total fee: $107.35 (Tuition $95.00, HST $12.35)
SPRING
550 1068 May 3-Jun 28, Thu, 7:15P-8:45P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 401N
Inspiring and motivating! Deepen the unity of the mind, body and spirit. Level II yoga students will enjoy building on the foundation from Level I. Increased focus works toward improving flexibility, strength and stability. This class is great for those who have some experience with yoga and are looking for something to complement their active lifestyle. Total fee: $107.35 (Tuition $95.00, HST $12.35)
SPRING
550 1667 May 2-Jun 27, Wed, 5:30P-7:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1570N
Come and join us for a series of seven guided meditations in a quiet and peaceful setting. Meditation is a path to inner peace, balance, stress reduction, health and wellness. Not affiliated with any particular religion but designed for everyone, this series of guided meditations will affirm the personal path to health and wellness, success, happiness, the power of emotions, the power of silence, the power of the soul, and connecting to one's angels. $189.84 (tuition $168.00, HST $21.84)
SPRING
050 1670 May 10-Jun 21, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1371N
We all want to know why we are here… what our purpose is in life. By exploring the nature of the twelve personal archetypes or personalities, this workshop will help you to gain a clear sense of your mission and how to live your life in a way that makes the best use of your energy, responding appropriately to events and people you will encounter throughout your life. $180.80 (tuition $160.00, HST $20.80)
SPRING
070 1669 May 26-Jun 23, Sat, 9:00A-1:00P

GNR1619N
A non-denominational course for those interested in learning an overview of the angelic realm, connecting with our angels, signs from the angels, their healing properties, and detailed discussions of what our angels help us with in all areas of our life. An inspirational and educational seminar about these beings of pure light and love. Get acquainted with and strengthen your relationship with your angels with the help of an Angel Therapy Practitioner ®. Total fee: $79.10 (Tuition $70.00, HST $9.10)
WINTER
Note: Please indicate WINTER on your Registration Form
550 Apr 14 Sat, 10:00A-4:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

  Home and Garden

GNR 1620N
Learn basic elements and principles that will aid in renovating/decorating your home. Interior Designer Tanya Hooyer will discuss technical and aesthetic aspects to help you design beautiful rooms in your home. Explore colour coordination, furniture arrangement, window treatments, lighting, accessories and much more. Total fee: $135.60 (Tuition $120.00, HST $15.60)
SPRING
550 1659 May 2-May 30 Wed, 6:30P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 106N
This course is intended to assist the average homeowner to plan, implement and maintain a pleasing and practical landscape design. Topics will include soils and fertilizers; grasses; annuals, perennial and bulbs; propagation of plants, container gardening; planting and pruning of shrubs and trees. $113.00 (tuition $100.00, HST $13.00)
SPRING
050 1024 Apr 24-Jun 5, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 422N
Homeowners can create their own landscape plan at this workshop. The garden design workshop, organized by Suzanne Wilkins will allow homeowners to create their own plan on paper so that they can install a professional looking design on their own. Plant placement is really critical. Many people can spend a great deal of money at the nursery buying plants. They may not have thought about whether the plant will grow well in its intended location, or if it will look over-grown in a couple of years. Students will discuss landscape needs and desires and make a drawing of their future landscape. Participants will finish their design by selecting plants and accessories. Care of plants and local sources for quality plants will also be discussed. Susanne is a graduate of the Horticulture Diploma Program at Ridgetown College and owner of a small landscaping design and installation business. $84.75 (tuition $75.00, HST $9.75)
WINTER
Note: Please indicate WINTER on your Registration Form
550 1533 Apr 3-Apr 24, Tue, 6:30P-9:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1067N

Never cringe at the thought of looking under the hood again! We will discuss the following vehicle systems: engine, drive train, fuel and electrical systems, tires, suspension, steering and brakes, lubricating and cooling systems, and heating and air conditioning. Learn about visual inspection of fluids, component wear and adjustments, safety precautions during maintenance inspections and repairs, changing a flat tire, fix it or sell it decisions, and what to consider when purchasing a used vehicle. Please contact the Continuing Education Office for a list of materials you will need to purchase. Room 161 or by email at coned@stclaircollege.ca. $153.68 (tuition $136.00, HST $17.68.)
SPRING
050 1017 May 9- Jun 27, Wed, 6:30P-8:30P [COURSE CLOSED]
SUMMER
050 1457 Jul 4-Aug 22, Wed, 6:30P-8:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

MOT 110N

This course is specifically designed for the motorcycle rider who wishes to become familiar with the general repairs and maintenance necessary to provide trouble-free pleasure while enjoying his/her bike. Please contact the Continuing Education Office for a list of materials you will need to purchase. Room 161 or by email at coned@stclaircollege.ca. $153.68 (tuition $136.00, HST $17.68.)
SPRING
050 1015 May 10- Jun 28, Thu, 6:30P-8:30P [COURSE CLOSED]
SUMMER
050 1456 Jul 5-Aug 23, Thu, 6:30P-8:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

  NEW! D.I.Y. Floor Installation Skills Series

GNR 1531N
Learn about the styles, colours, patterns and textures of a variety of wood floors, characteristics of wood species, and the tools needed to implement your planned project of solid wood, engineered or laminate. You will gain skills in safety, subfloor preparation and sound control, installation, maintenance, estimating costs, and saving time on installation. A list of materials students will require for this course will be available at the first class. $300.00 (tuition $265.49, HST $34.51)
SPRING
050 1271 May 8-May 29, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1530N
Learn about the basics of working with various types of tile, how to prepare for layouts, estimating the cost, design and installation, tool tips, safety techniques, cutting, measuring, working smarter, saving time on projects, and maintenance for the maximization of strength and durability. A list of materials students will require for this course will be available at the first class. $300.00 (tuition $265.49, HST $34.51)
SPRING
050 1272 Jun 5-26, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1529N
Carpeting installation has been left largely to the pros in the past, but now rental shops carry the tools. In this course you will learn what is in the carpet tool kit, how to estimate the costs of a project, installation, stretches and seams, safety alerts, safety tips, carpet cleaning techniques, maintenance, and a variety of moldings. A list of materials students will require for this course will be available at the first class. $197.75 (tuition $175, HST $22.75)
SUMMER
050 1485 Jul 24-Aug 7, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1528N
Learn about the characteristics of sheet tile versus vinyl tile, how to use it to create variety in your floor design, estimating the costs of a project, safety and tools, preparing the subfloor, installation and maintenance. A list of materials students will require for this course will be available at the first class. $197.75 (tuition $175, HST $22.75)
SUMMER
050 1487 Jul 3-Jul 17, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

Looking for a D.I.Y. electrical course? See ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND WIRING (GNR 1072N) in our Technology and Trades section.

  Sewing and Design

CRF 110N
If you've never sewn before, learn sewing machine maintenance, preparation and cutting of fabric, pattern know-how, sewing and choosing the right fabric. Students will complete a basic garment during this course. You will be notified at the first class of materials required. $226.00 (tuition $200.00, HST $26.00)
SPRING
050 1690 May 3-Jun 21, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

CRF 113N
This course takes students from start to finish of fitting and constructing a jacket from a pattern of their own choice. The course is designed for students with previous sewing experience. $226.00 (tuition $200.00, HST $26.00)
SUMMER
050 1105 Jul 4- Aug 22, Wed, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1215N
If you love that garment but cannot find another one just like it, try this course. You will learn how to re-create your favourite designs – without searching for or altering a commercial pattern. Techniques will also include how to fix any fit problem areas in those favourite designs. Sewing skills are not necessary but are beneficial. You must bring in some ready-made garments to re-create. $108.48 (tuition $96.00, HST $12.48)
SPRING
050 1047 May 2- May 23, Wed, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1214N
There will be no need for purchasing commercial patterns ever again when you learn how to make your own, using your very own measurements. $226.00 (tuition $200.00, HST $26.00)
SPRING
050 1058 May 1- Jun 19, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 1217N
Students will learn the fundamentals of garment sizing and how to proportionally increase or decrease a master pattern. Students will be able to grade a commercial pattern or if they have taken “Knock Off Your Favourite Design”, will be able to achieve a full size range of their favourite design. Students will learn a manual grading system. This course will benefit people who have a hard time finding commercial patterns in their size. An excellent follow-up course to “Pattern Making for yourself” and/or “Knock off your Favourite Design.” $108.48 (tuition $96.00, HST $12.48)
SUMMER
050 1452 Jul 3- Jul 24, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1216N
This course provides the fundamental skills to analyze your fit problems with ready-made garments. Students will learn how to remedy the problem by pinning, marking, and sewing the garment. Ideally students should have taken the Pattern-Making for Yourself course. Students should bring a garment requiring alteration on the first night of class. $108.48 (tuition $96.00, HST $12.48)
SUMMER
050 1092 Jul 5-Jul 26, Thu, 6:30P-8:30P

  Creative Studies

GNR 1068N
In this drawing and sketching course for absolute beginners, you will learn about seeing, drawing, shading, perspective and composition. You will have time to explore your own creativity with individual and group feedback in the media of pencil and charcoal. View the list of required tools. $144.08 (tuition $127.50 HST 16.58)
SUMMER
050 1453 Jul 4- Aug 8, Wed, 6:30P-9:00P

CRF STAIN
Come out and create your own glass window panel, using the copper foil method. Learn to design, cut, assemble and solder your own pattern. Equipment is provided. Instructor will call students prior to class start to set up a date and time that will allow them to pick up their supplies. Instructed by Jared Atkinson. Materials fee approx. $40.00 (depending on personal needs) will be extra. Total fee: $73.45 (Tuition $65.00 HST $8.45)
WINTER
Note: Please indicate WINTER on your Registration Form
551 1905 Mar 31, Sat, 9:00A-4:00P
552 5018 Apr 7, Sat, 9:00A-4:00P
SPRING
550 1142 May 12, Sat, 9:00A-4:00P [COURSE CLOSED]
551 1143 May 26, Sat, 9:00A-4:00P

DIT 104GB
Create your own glass window panel, using the leaded method. Learn to design, cut, and assemble your own leaded window. All equipment is provided. Instructor will call students prior to class start to set up a date and time that will allow them to pick up their supplies. Instructed by Jared Atkinson. Materials fee approx. $60.00 (depending on personal needs) will be extra. IMPORTANT: Pre-requisite: CRF STAIN Stained Glass I - Intro (Copper Foil Method.) $79.10 (tuition $70.00, HST $9.10)
WINTER
Note: Please indicate WINTER on your Registration Form
551 1345 Apr 21, Sat, 9:00A-4:00P

GNR 446N
An introduction to the basic principles of floral design, the art of arranging silk, fresh & dried flowers for the home, flower displays, commercial designs for personal use and arrangement for special occasions. Materials for silk and dried flowers must be provided by each student. Windsor: $180.80 (tuition $120.00, materials $40.00, HST $20.80.) Chatham: Total fee: $271.20 (Tuition $200.00, materials $40.00, HST $31.20)
SPRING
050 1057 May 2- Jun 20, Wed, 6:30P–9:30P [COURSE CLOSED]
550 1734 May 2-Jun 20, Wed, 7:00P-10:00P [COURSE CLOSED]
SUMMER
550 1090 Jul 4-Aug 22, Wed, 7:00P-10:00P

CKG 290N
Learn the basic techniques to decorate your cakes for all occasions. Approximate cost of individual materials will be $55.00. List will be available at the first class. $158.20 (tuition $140.00, HST $18.20)
SPRING
050 1056 Apr 30- Jun 25, Mon, 7:00P-10:00P [COURSE CLOSED]

GNR 421N
Do-it-yourselfers interested in learning to build rustic willow furniture can sign up now for this one day workshop. Participants make their own bent willow chair from willow branches and saplings. Willow pieces are pre-cut so that students can focus on the traditional construction techniques and add their own creative touches to their furniture. Please bring claw head hammer, safety glasses, small hand pruner, large piece of thick cardboard to protect work surface and lunch. Total fee: $141.25 (Tuition $70.00, Materials fee $55.00, HST $16.25)
SPRING
550 1153 May 26, Sat, 8:30A-5:00P