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CKG 290N
Learn the basic techniques to decorate your cakes for all occasions. Approximate cost of individual materials will be $55.00. $158.20 (tuition $140.00, HST $18.20)
FALL
050 1286 Sep 20-Nov 22 Mon, 7:00P-10:00P
WINTER
050 1299 Jan 17-Mar 14 Mon, 7:00P-10:00P

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)
FALL
070 1274 Dec 18 Sat, 10:00A-5:00P

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)
FALL
070 1275 Dec 11 Sat, 10:00A-5:00P

GNR 1262N
Learn to tell your own future and that of your family and friends. Answer your own mystical question. A deck of cards and a manual will be included in the course materials. $94.92 (tuition $34.00, materials $50.00, HST $10.92)
FALL
070 1264 Nov 20 Sat, 9:00A-1:00P
WINTER
070 1330 Jan 29 Sat, 9:00A-1:00P

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. $180.80 (tuition $120.00, materials $40.00, HST $20.80)
FALL
050 1963 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed, 6:30P–9:30P
WINTER
050 1544 Jan 26-Mar 2 Wed, 6:30P-9:30P

GNR 1299N
Have you ever looked at a modern painting and said, “I could do that?”Together let's find out whether that's true. We'll examine the works, styles and techniques of famous modern artists. From van Gogh to Pollock, from Impressionism to Abstract, we can try them all. On paper or canvas, in watercolour, pastel, acrylic or oil, learn to paint in the style of various Modern Art movements. This could get messy! Please contact the Continuing Education Office for a list of art supplies to be purchased. $150.29 (tuition $125.00, materials $8.00, HST $17.29)
FALL
070 1961 Oct 2-Nov 6, Sat, 9:00P-12:00P

GNR 1150N

This course is an introduction to painting in watercolours, starting with basic techniques and progressing through wet into wet, wet on dry and dry brush techniques to achieve various textures. You will explore techniques for skies, trees, water, buildings, hills and atmosphere. Previous students are welcome to return to refine their techniques. Please contact the Continuing Education Office for a list of supplies that should be purchased on your own prior to the first class. $230.52 (tuition $204.00, HST $26.52)
WINTER
070 1545 Jan 29-Mar 5 Sat, 8:00A-12:00P

GNR 1151N
Beginners are particularly welcome to explore and take risks in painting using this versatile water-based medium. Learn the fundamentals of acrylic painting using a limited palette to mix an infinite number of colours. Gain an understanding of perspective, creating good compositions, abstracts, how to build form and value. Please contact the Continuing Education Office for a list of supplies that should be purchased on your own prior to the first class. $230.52 (tuition $204.00, HST $26.52)
WINTER
070 1546 Jan 29-Mar 5 Sat, 1:00P-5:00P

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 ($300.00 + HST) Text Extra
FALL
050 2038 Sep 23-Dec 9, Thu, 7:00P-10:00P
WINTER
050 2045 Jan 20-Apr 7, Thu, 7:00P-10:00P

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)
FALL
050 2043 Oct 7-21, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P
WINTER
050 2044 Jan 27-Feb 10, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P

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)
FALL
050 2048 Nov 4-18, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P
WINTER
050 2049 Feb 24-Mar 10, Thu, 6:30P-9:30P

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)
FALL
050 1279 Oct 16 Sat, 10:00A-1:00P
WINTER
050 2066 Mar 26 Sat, 10:00A-1:00P

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.



JRN 113
Basic principles of photography will be discussed, including a study of cameras, lenses, the controllers of exposure, light, and the proper use of the camera's light meter. 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. 3 units of credit. $214.58 (tuition $203.28, materials $10.00, HST $1.30)
FALL
050 1302 Sep 20-Dec 6 Mon, 6:30P-10:00P
075 1964 Sep 23-Dec 2 Thu, 6:30P-10:00P (SCCA)
076 1078 Oct 16-Dec 4, Sat, 9:00A-12:30P (SCCA) Note: 3 full day Saturdays are necessary for field trips.
WINTER
050 1435 Jan 17-Apr 4 Mon, 6:30P-10:00P
075 1436 Jan 20-Mar 31Thu, 6:30P-10:00P (SCCA)

JRN 213
A continuation of Fundamentals of Photography, employing 35 mm film and digital SLR cameras. This hands-on program explores lighting techniques, studio portraiture, still life photography, white balance and composition. Various class trips will be taken to locations of visual interest. Pre-Requisite: JRN 113. 3 units of credit. 214.58 (tuition $203.28, materials $10, HST $1.30)
FALL
050 1303 Sep 22-Dec 1 Wed, 6:30P-10:00P
WINTER
050 1107 Jan 19-Mar 30 Wed, 6:30P-10:00P

GNR 141N
This workshop will concentrate on the photographs people take during their trips to interesting places. We will discuss different ways to make your photographs stand out and be more creative. Tips on how to store your negatives and photographs properly as well as techniques used to get great people shots. $90.40 (tuition $75.00, materials $5.00, HST $10.40)
FALL
050 1267 Oct 5-Oct 19 Tue, 6:30P-9:30P
WINTER
050 1174 Feb 1-Feb 15, 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)
FALL
050 2039 Sep 23- Dec 2 Thu, 6:30P-9:30P

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 ($200.00, HST $26.00)
FALL
050 2040 Oct 7-Nov 25 Thu, 6:30P-9:30P
WINTER
050 1547 Jan 27-Mar 17 Thu, 6:30P-9:30P

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)
WINTER
050 1548 Jan 26-Mar 16 Wed, 6:30P-9:30P

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)
WINTER
050 2067 Jan 19- Mar 9, Tue, 6:30P-9:30P

TCT 103
A basic introduction of 2 and 4 stroke cycle small engines: lawnmowers, snow blowers, etc. This course will give the Do It Yourself person safety information and knowledge to perform minor repairs and adjustments on small engines. Students will be able to bring in their own small engine or equipment for practical instruction. Please Note: Students are required to provide and wear personal protective equipment, (safety glasses, CSA approved steel toe safety shoes, appropriate clothing, etc.) for all shop classes and adhere to shop safety rules. 2 units of credit. $168.96 Text extra.
FALL
050 1259 Sep 20-Nov 15 Mon, 6:00P-10:00P

TCT 128
A continuation of Small Engine I. Please Note: Students are required to provide and wear personal protective equipment, (safety glasses, CSA approved steel toe safety shoes, appropriate clothing, etc.) for all shop classes and adhere to shop safety rules. 2 Units of credit. $168.96 Text extra.
WINTER
050 1058 Jan 17-Mar14 Mon, 6:00P-10:00P