REGISTRATION FORM CAREER & WORK COUNSELLING PROGRAM

TO REGISTER, PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM AND INCLUDE YOUR PAYMENT.

STUDENTS CAN REGISTER EITHER BY:

1. Faxing the completed form to 416-415-2646

OR

2. Going to the Student Advising Centre (Room 443E, St. James Campus, 200 King St East) and dropping
off the completed registration form between 8:30 am-4:30 pm Monday- Friday. If you are a new student,
you must bring your letter of acceptance with you to register
OR
3. Emailing Sylvia Regan
[email protected] (your email will be passed on to the Advising Centre for processing)
NB:
All students registering for courses must have been interviewed and accepted into the program.
The only exception is for the Overview to Career and Work Counselling course which you may take before
being accepted into the program. Please keep in mind courses requiring pre-requisites.

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To all part time Career and Work Counsellor

Diploma/Certificate students:
The following is a brief outline of the 2011/12 CWC courses along with
course codes, times, dates and fees. These may be subject to change.
Please keep your contact information up to date in Stu-View as well as with
Sylvia Regan

For further information, contact:

Sylvia Regan
[email protected]
Admin Coordinator
Part Time Career and Work Counsellor Program
Phone: 416-415-5000 ext. 3552 or Fax: 416-415-2646
Or Gayle Takahashi, [email protected]
Coordinator, Part Time Studies
Career & Work Counsellor Programme

PLEASE NOTE: Students must be officially accepted into the program in order to take courses towards a diploma.
Please register on line or contact ext. 3690 in order to book a seat in one of our Information Sessions to start this
process.

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CAREER AND WORK COUNSELLING DIPLOMA

This program trains students for a wide range of career counselling settings and
develops their sensitivity and skills in dealing with diverse clients and client needs. A
career and work counsellor advises individuals on career planning, school-to-work
transition, re-entering the workforce, retirement planning and changing or revising
inappropriate career choices. Graduates may find employment in career counselling,
work rehabilitation, job search facilitation, corporate career planning, employment
counselling and vocational assessment for education, business, government,
community agencies and consulting organizations. The advisory board includes
renowned career counsellors and representatives from government, education,
business and community services who are dedicated to meeting the diverse and
challenging needs of the workforce.
Admission Requirements:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma with Grade 12
English or equivalent. All applicants are first required to attend an information session
and then a structured interview. All applicants will submit a letter of intent with their
personal goals, and provide references at their interview session.
Advanced Standing: Applicants who have a recognized degree or diploma in Canada
will be given advanced standing. Applicants whose degree or diploma is from outside
Canada must have it officially evaluated to a minimum of a 2 year college diploma or a 3
year university degree.
Advanced standing allows you to receive exemptions of certain courses automatically.
These are Work and Life and Intro to Psych. If you are eligible for exemptions in
English or your General Electives please see next page for contact info. You are
responsible for applying for these.
Admission Timelines:
For September admission, the interview process starts in
March and goes to August. For the January semester, the admission process is from
October until mid December. For information, please call 416-415-5000, ext. 3690
Courses may be cancelled if enrollment is not high enough.
Graduation Procedure: Graduation is not automatic when you are a part time student.
When you have completed all your required courses, please notify the part time
program coordinator and your diploma will be mailed to you.
If you wish to attend
convocation exercises (held only in June), you must fill in a graduation request form in
March or early April, available from either the divisional office or through our George
Brown College website.
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All of the following courses must be completed to obtain the diploma.

proceed at their own pace to complete the program.

Students may

*Fees and Dates are subject to change. The part time calendar can be revised up to
twice per year. In order to receive these revisions, you must be a registered student
and please be sure that the Admin Coordinator has your most current email address

Career & Work Counsellor Program

You are required to make up any failed or dropped courses before

you are eligible to graduate. Please note you will be required to pay
fees for any courses you are retaking. You can make up these courses
during the day, and some are offered at night through Continuing
Education, but please check with your program staff to ensure that night
school courses are equivalent to what is taught in the full-time program.
Please note that some courses may not be offered in every semester; our
staff can assist you in any special timetable requirements you may have.

General college requirements to graduate:

You must have successfully completed the following courses:
2. Computer applications
COMP 1082
For an exemption you must apply through Con. Ed. Take the entry test and if you
are successful you will be exempt. If you have a previous credit from another
post secondary program provide the Computer Dept. (2 nd Floor) with the
information.
3. College English
COMM 1007 or 1008
For an Exemption request contact Alexandra MacLennan in room 586C or at
[email protected]
If you feel that you are eligible for an exemption in either of these subjects you
must apply to the coordinator of the appropriate department. You will be required
to supply a transcript and a course outline for your exemption request to be
processes.
General Education Elective requirements

2-3 year diploma programs 2 General Education electives in addition

to the 2 mandatory general education courses in your program
Exemptions for your electives may be considered if you have a
transcript and course outline from your previous post secondary
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institution. Your application will be submitted to room 520A for

processing.

Depending on the results of your placement tests, you may be required to

take COMM 1003 English Skills or CESL 1003 English Skills before
progressing to COMM 1007, you will be charged for these extra
courses. Please speak to your program staff if you need any assistance.

In order to graduate you must pass all courses in your program while
maintaining a minimum GPA of 1.7

CWC- In order to be successful in this program please take note of the following
information:

CARC 1006 Individual Career Counselling; Skills and Process 1 requires a pass of
70% on the exam to pass the course and as this is a core requirement for all other
courses
one cannot progress to third semester without being successful in this course.

CARC 1018 Individual Career Counselling: Skills and Process 2 requires a pass of 70%
on exam to pass the course

CARC 2022 Group Career Counselling requires a pass of 70% on exam to pass the
course

CARC 1014 Assessment in Career Counselling : Statistics and Tests requires a grade
of 80% to pass the course and receive Level B certification in tests and measurements

CARC 1020 Resources in the Field requires 100% attendance to receive external
certification in Career Employment and Information Specialist

Common Assessment requires a pass of 70% on the assessment tape for external
certification in Common Assessment
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Personality Dimensions requires a pass of 80% on the exam and 100% attendance to
receive Level 1 Certification in Personality Dimensions

Practicum requires both Individual Counselling I and Job Search I to be

completed before you are eligible to register.

CARC 1023 Field Integration 1 requires attendance at all classes; if there are more than
two absences the student will be required to retake both the Practicum and the Field
Integration class

CARC 2011 Field Integration 2 is as above for CARC 1023

Compulsory:
CARC 1002
CARC 1004
CARC 1006
CARC 1018
CARC 1010
CARC 1016
CARC 1020
CARC 2006
CARC 2008
CARC 2004
CARC 2017
CARC 1022
CARC 2022
CARC 1014
CARC 2026
CARC 2031
CARC 2015

COMM 1008

Overview to Career and Work Counselling

(First Course to be taken by all CWC students)
Work and Life: A Career Perspective ^
Individual Career Counselling I (ACEC)
Individual Career Counselling II
Career Development Theory I
Career Development Theory II
Resources in the Field, Career & Employment Information
Specialist Certificate (CEIS)
Career and Work Equity Issues Self Study
Managing Change and Transition
Theory and Practice of Job Search I
Career & Work Counselling with Special Needs Populations
Career & Work Counselling with Diverse Populations
Group Career Counselling
Assessment in Career Counselling I: Statistics & Tests
Assessment in Career Counselling II
Theory & Practice of Job Search II (Formerly Assessment III)
Special Topics:
CARC 2035 Job Development
CARC 2000 Common Assessment A
CARC 2036 Common Assessment B
CARC 2037 Personality Dimensions
College English * ^
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COMP 1092
GSCC 1133

Computer Skills and Applications *

Introduction to Psychology * ^
Plus two General Education Courses * ^ (upon application &
acceptance to the colleges General Education department)

* These courses are all listed in the continuing education calendar

^ This course is not required for students with advanced admission
CARC 1023
CARC 2011
CARC 2018
CARC 1025
CARC 2013
CARC 2020

Field Integration A must be taken along with Practicum A

Field Integration B must be taken along with Practicum B
Field Integration C must be taken along with Practicum C
Practicum A 200 hours
Practicum B 200 hours
Practicum C 100 hours (an option for this practicum is if a person
is employed in the Career and Work Counselling field a special
supervised project can be designed which can be completed at
their place of work outside normal work hours)
You must have CARC 1002, CARC 1006 AND CARC 1014
before registering for the Field and Practicums.

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SEPTEMBER 2011
CARC 1006
Individual Career
Counselling I: Skills
& Process
*CARC 1002
Start Date:
Tuesday
September 6th
Dec 13th 6pm 9
pm

*course fees subject to change*

CARC 1004
Work and Life: A
Career Perspective
Start Date:
NOT OFFERED IN
THIS TERM

Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45

Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45

CRN: 11265
Prof: Gayle
Takahashi
Room:

CRN:
Prof: Paul Dean
Room:

CARC 1014
Assessment in
Career Counselling
I: Statistics & Tests
*CARC 1006
Start Date:
Saturdays
Sept 10 & 24th 9
am 5 pm, Oct. 1
& 15th 9 am 5 pm,
Nov 5 & 26th 9 am
5 pm
Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN: 11266
Prof: Alan
Croxson
Room:

CARC 1002
Overview to Career
and Work
Counselling
Start Date:
Thursday
September 22nd
Dec 8th 6pm 9pm

Fee: $288.00
Hours: 40
(36 + 4 hours self
study)
CRN: 11267
Prof: Yvonne Van
Erkel
Room:

SEPTEMBER 2011
OCTOBER 2011
CARC 1010
Career
Development
Theory I
*CARC 1004

CARC 1020
Resources in the
Field
*CARC 1006

CARC 2004
Theory and
Practice of Job
Search
*CARC 1006

Start Date:
Wednesday Sept.
21st, 2011
November 2nd,
2011 6 -9 pm
Saturday Dec.
10th 2011
9 am 5 pm.

Start Date:
Monday Sept.
12th, 2011 6 pm
9pm - Mon . Dec
19 2011.
Also Saturday
Oct 29th 9 am 5
pm.

Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN:
Prof: TBA

Fee: $306.00
Hours: 28
CRN: 11269
Prof: Lisa Trudel

Room:

Room:

Fee: $356.00
Hours: 52
CRN: 11270
Prof: Heather
Brothers
Room:

Start Date
NOT OFFERED
THIS YEAR

CARC 2036
Special Topics:
Common
Assessment B *
CARC 2000 or
CARC 1006
Start Date: Friday
October 21st 5 pm
9 pm
Saturday Oct. 22nd
9 am 5 pm

Fee: $85.00
Hours: 11
CRN: 11271
Prof: Gayle
Takahashi
Room:
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NOVEMBER 2011
CARC 2037
Special Topics:
Personality
Dimensions
*CARC 1006
Start Date:
Saturday
November 12th 9
am 6 pm
Sunday Nov. 13th 9
am 5pm
Saturday Nov. 19th
9 am 6 pm
Fee: $438.00
Hours: 24
CRN: 11272
Prof: Gayle
Takahashi
Room:

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JANUARY 2012
CARC 2035
Job Development
*CARC 1006

CARC 2026
Assessment in
Career Counselling
II

Fee: 79.00
Hours: 10

*CARC 1014
Start Date:
Saturday and
Sundays
Jan 14th 9:30 am
5:30 pm & 15th
9:30 am 6:00 pm
Jan 29th 9:30 am
6 pm
Feb 4th 9 am 5:30
pm
Feb 5th 9:30 am 6
pm
Feb 18th 9 am
5:30 pm
March 10th 9 am
5:30 pm
March 11th 9:30 am
6pm
Fee: $526.00
Hours: 60

CRN: 46385
Prof: Susan
Petite
Room:

CRN: 46386
Prof: Alan
Croxson
Room:

Start Date: Friday

Jan. 27th , 2012 5
pm 9 pm
Saturday Jan. 28th,
2012 9 am 5 pm

CARC 2017
Career & Work
Counselling with
Special Needs
Populations
*CARC 1006

CARC 1002
Overview to Career
& Work Counselling

CARC 1006
Individual Career
Counselling I: Skills
& Process
*CARC 1002

CARC 1018
Individual Career
Counselling II
*CARC 1006

Start Date:
Saturdays
Jan 7th & 21st 9 am
4 pm
Feb 4th & 18th 9 am
4 pm
Mar. 3rd & 17th 9
am 4 pm
Mar 31 & Apr. 14th
9am 4 pm

Start Date :
Saturdays
Jan 7th & 21st 9 am
4 pm
Feb 4th & 18th 9 am
4 pm
Mar. 3rd & 17th 9
am 4 pm
Mar 31 & Apr. 14th
9am 4 pm

Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45

Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45

CRN: 46387
Prof: Gayle
Takahashi
Room:

CRN: 46388
Prof: Paul Dean

CARC 1016
Career
Development
Theory II
*CARC 101

Room:

CARC 2031
Theory & Practice
of Job Search II
*CARC2026

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Start Date:
Monday
Jan 9th Apr 16th
6 pm 9pm
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN: 46389
Prof: Wendy
Nailer

Start Date:
Thursdays
Jan 19th April 5th
6pm 9pm
Fee: $288.00
Hours: 40
(36 + 4 hours self
study)
CRN: 46390
Prof: Yvonne Van
Erkel

Room:

Room:

Start Date:
Wednesday Jan. 11
April 11th 6 pm
9 pm
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 42

Start Date:
Tuesday Jan 17th March 20th 2012
6pm 9 pm
Fee: $346.00
Hours: 30

CRN: 46391
Prof: Sue
Shatzky/Louise
Gorby
Room:

CRN: 46392
Prof: Lisa Trudel
Room:

APRIL 2012
CARC 2006
Career & Work
Equity Issues
(Self-Study
Package)
*CARC 1006
Start Date:
Thursdays
Apr. 26th Jun 21st
6 9pm

Fee: $218.00
Hours: 24
CRN: 80925
Prof: Gayle
Takahashi
Room:

CARC 2008
Managing Change
& Transition: A
Counselling
Perspective

CARC 1022
Career & Work
Counselling with
Diverse Populations
*CARC 1006

CARC 1018
Individual Career
Counselling II
*CARC 1006

Start Date:
Wednesday
Apr. 25th Jun 20th
6 9pm
ALSO
Saturdays
Apr 28th & June 9th
9 am 5pm

Start Date:
Mondays
Apr. 23 Jun 18th 6
9 pm
Saturdays
May 12th & 26th 9
am 5 pm
June 9th 9 am 5
pm

Start Date:
Thursdays April
26th June 21st 6:00
pm 9:00 pm
Also
Saturday May 5th 9
4:00 pm
Saturday June 2nd 9
4:00 pm

Fee: $306.00
Hours: 42
CRN: 80926
Prof: Yvonne Van
Erkel
Room:

Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN: 80927
Prof: Tracey
Lloyd
Room:

Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN: 80928
Prof: Paul Dean
Room:

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FULL COURSE INFORMATION INCLUDING COURSE

DESCRIPTION CAN BE FOUND IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES
OF THE BOOKLET. PRACTICUM AND FIELD INTEGRATION
CAN BE FOUND ON THE LAST 3 PAGES.
**Courses are listed in numerical order by CARC codes
CARC 1002 - Overview to Career and Work Counselling
An orientation to Career and Work Counselling and related issues. An introduction to
some of the key career counselling issues and the competencies required by career
counsellors. Discover your own learning style, explore diversity, understand counselling
ethics, personality preferences, and experience problem-solving and team-building
exercises.
Teacher: Yvonne Van Erkel
Fee: $288.00
Hours: 40 (36 plus 4 hours self study)
CRN
11267
46390

Date

Day

Time

Location

Sept. 22/11 Dec. 08/11

Jan.19 /12 Mar. 22/12

Thursday
Thursday

6 9 pm
6 9 pm

SJ
SJ

CARC 1004 - Work and Life: A Career Perspective

Study various definitions of work, as determined by historical, sociological, economic
and cultural factors. Explore issues related to the workplace from the past, present and

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possible future and examine the potential impact on the role of the career and work
counsellor.
Teacher: Paul Dean
Fee: $295.00
Hours: 45
CRN

Date
FALL 2012

Day

Time
Tuesday

Location
6 9 pm

SJ

THIS COURSE WILL BE OFFERED ONLY ON THE EVEN NUMBERED YEAR

CARC 1006 - Individual Career Counselling I: Skills and Process

Acquire generic and career counselling skills and apply these skills in a goal-directed
and career focused process. Topics include diverse ethnicity/socio-economic
composition, gender, age, language, literacy and special needs of career planners and
job seekers.
Pre-requisite CARC 1002
Teacher: Gayle Takahashi
Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN 11265 Date
Sept.06/11 Dec. 13/11
46387 Jan/12 7th, 21st ,
Feb/12 4th, 18th
Mar/12 3rd ,17th
Mar/12 31st,
April/12 14th

Day

Time

Location

Tuesday

6 9 pm

SJ

Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday

9 4 pm
9 4 pm
9 4 pm
9 4 pm
9 4 pm

SJ
SJ
SJ
SJ
SJ

CARC 1010 - Career Development Theory I

Learn the theoretical underpinnings of the career development field. Apply theory to
case studies and to individuals being interviewed.
Prerequisites: CARC 1004 (Work and Life or Advanced Status)
Teacher:
Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
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CRN

Date

Day

Time

Location

Winter 2012

THIS COURSE WILL BE OFFERED ONLY ON THE EVEN NUMBERED YEAR

CARC 1014 - Assessment in Career Counselling I: Statistics and Tests

Students are taught to understand basic statistics in relation to vocational tests; the role
of assessment (test) instruments in career exploration/counselling; explain the
difference between a standardized test and non-standardized assessments; and
describe the concerns over issues regarding ethical interpretation and appropriate use
of tests.
Prerequisites: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Alan Croxson
Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN
11266

Date 2010
th

Sept. 10 24 /11
Oct. 8 29th/11
Nov. 5 26th/11

Day

Time

Location

Saturday

9 5:00 pm

SJ

_____________________________________________________________________
CARC 1016 - Career Development Theory II (Within Organizations)
An overview of career development programs and their impact on individual career
planning through the framework of a learning organization. The main themes are the
impact on the organization, the individual and the career development specialist.
Prerequisite: CARC 1010
Teacher: Sue Shatzky and Louise Gorby
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN
Date 2012
Day
Time
Location
46391
Jan. 11/12 Apr. 11/12
Wednesday
6pm 9pm
SJ
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CARC 1018 - Individual Career Counselling II

Practice the skills and processes used in dealing with client resistance or reluctance,
decision-making strategy, learning strategy to acquire new behaviours and selfmanagement strategy.
Prerequisites: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Paul Dean
Fee: $316.00
Hours: 45
CRN
46388

Date
Jan. 17 21/12
Feb 4 18/ 12
Mar.3 17/12

Day
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday

Time

Location

9 am 4pm
9 am 4pm
9 am 4pm

SJ
SJ
SJ

CARC 1020 - Resources in the Field,

Career & Employment Information Specialist Certificate (CEIS)
Designed for staff in Employment Resource Centres, this course provides an
introduction t the career/life planning model which helps to locate, manage and use
career information. This certificate course has 3 separate components: 3 day
classroom workshop (attendance to all 3 day classes is mandatory for certification), an
open-book test and a final online assignment

Prerequisite: CARC 1006

Teacher: Lisa Trudel
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 28
CRN
Date 2011
11269
Sept 21, 2011 - Nov.2/11
Dec. 10th 2011

Day

Time

Location

Wednesday
Saturday

6pm 9pm
9am 5pm

SJ
SJ

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CARC 1022 - Career & Work Counselling with Diverse Populations

This course will offer the student effective and current approaches as well as delivery
techniques that are sensitive to the cultural backgrounds, values, attitudes and life
experiences of their clients. The course will examine links to career and work
counselling from both a theoretical and personal perspective.
Prerequisites: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Tracey Lloyd
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN
Date 2011
Day
Time
82474

April 23/12 Jun 18/12

May 12th , May 26th
June 09/1

Monday
Saturday
Saturday

6 9 pm
9am 5pm
9am 5pm

Location
SJ
SJ
SJ

CARC 2000 - Common Assessment A (See Special Topics Section)

CARC 2002 - Group Career Counselling

Acquire an understanding of group development and group dynamics theory and
knowledge of group process. Learn communication skills and techniques that foster
group development and integrate vocational counselling concepts and material into the
group counselling process. You must read the text Employment Groups: The
Counselling Connection before the first class.
Prerequisites: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Paul Dean
Fee: $386.00
Hours: 60
CRN
Date
Day
Time

Location

THIS COURSE WILL ONLY BE OFFERED IN THE WINTER SEMESTER OF THE ODD
NUMBERED YEARS

CARC 2004 - Theory and Practice of Job Search I

Job Search strategies are examined in detail including resume preparation, interview
preparation, networking and informational interviews.
Prequisite: CARC 1006
Teacher: Heather Brothers
Fee: $356.00
Hours: 52
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

11270

Sept. 12 Dec 19th

Oct 29th 2011

Monday
Saturday

6 9 pm
9am 5pm

SJ
SJ
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CARC 2006 - Career and Work Equity Issues (Self-Study Package)

Become familiar with employment standards, pay equity and human rights codes. The
impact of legislation on organizations and individuals and the future of employment
equity are also discussed. Two classes only. Class held on first night for distribution of
materials, and last night for exam.
Prerequisites: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Gayle Takahashi
Fee: $218.00
Hours: 24
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

80925

Apr. 26th - Jun. 21st

Thursday

6 9 pm

SJ

CARC 2008 - Managing Change and Transition: A Career Counselling Perspective

Increase your awareness, knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the complexity
of change and transition at the personal level, within organizations, within families and
in society in general. Please note there are Saturday classes for this course
Prerequisite: CARC 1006
Teacher: Yvonne Van Erkel
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

80926

Apr. 25th - Jun. 20th

Apr 28th & June 9th

Wednesday
Saturday

6 9 pm
9am 5pm

SJ
SJ

CARC 2017 - Career & Work Counselling with Special Needs Populations

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Learn to apply career and work counselling skills acquired in CARC 1006 to work with
clients who have special needs. Explore issues related to counselling and employment
of people with disabilities and severe employment disadvantages.
Prerequistes: CARC 1006 (Individual Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Wendy Nailer
Fee: $306.00
Hours: 45
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

46389

Jan. 9th Apr. 16th

Monday

6 9 pm

SJ

CARC 2026 - Assessment in Career Counselling II Tests & Interpretations

Examine a variety of standardized interest, personality indicators, values and ability
instruments. Experience these tests first-hand and then utilize selected tests in a career
counselling context. Instruments studied may include the COPSystem, DAT, WRAT.
CDI and others, Raven, SkillScan, SDS and CISS.
Prerequisites: CARC 1014 (Assessment in Career Counselling I)
Teacher: Alan Croxson
Fee: $526.00 (includes materials fee of $145.00)
Hours: 60
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

46386

Jan 14 - 15/12
Jan 29/12
Feb 4 & 5th/12
Feb 18
Mar 10
Mar 11

Sat. & Sun

Sun
Sat & Sun
Sat
Sat
Sun

9 5:30pm
9 5:30pm
9 5:30pm
9 5:30pm
9 5:30pm
9:30 6pm

SJ
SJ
SJ
SJ
SJ
SJ

CARC 2031 - Theory and Practice of Job Search II (Formerly Assessment III)
This course examines various non-standardized career inventories and self-assessment
career exploration exercises and job search strategies utilizing career profiles and other
promotional materials. Students will learn in detail how inventories such as workplace
values and skills cards can assist clients in preparing for interviews and focusing
resumes. Students will also learn how to showcase achievements in a portfolio and
how to teach clients how to use a portfolio during the interview process. Lessons in
how to create and revise other self-marketing materials including resumes, CVs, cover
letters and business cards will also be included.
Prerequisites: CARC 2026 (Assessment in Career Counselling II) & CARC 2004 (Job
Search I)
Teacher: Lisa Trudel
Fee: $346.00
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Hours: 30
CRN

Date 2011

Day

Time

Location

46392

Jan 17th March 20th

Tuesday

6 9pm

SJ

CARC 2035 - Job Development (See Special Topics Section)

CARC 2036 - Common Assessment B (See Special Topics Section)
CARC 2037 - Personality Dimensions (See Special Topics Section)

Special topics
Further develop skills and knowledge in specific areas of interest. Explore creative
counselling techniques, marketing, consultation skills and proposal writing.
CARC 2000 - Common Assessment A
This workshop is for students who have not taken Individual Career Counselling I. It
covers the employability dimensions model which is foundation for the Common
Assessment model. The essential counselling skills of reflection of content and feeling,
summarizing, open ended questions, and concreteness necessary to implement the
Common Assessment model will be taught.
Teacher: Gayle Takahashi
Fee: $82.00
CRN

Date

Day

Time

Location

NOT OFFERED THIS YEAR.

CARC 2035 - Job Development

The workshop will focus on the process and goals of job development, the techniques
used in marketing and the role of the job developer. Students will also be able to relate
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the process of job development to the overall counselling process and draw parallels
and differences between the two.
Teacher: Susan Petite
Fee: $79.00
CRN
46385

Date
th

Jan 27
Jan 28th

Day

Time

Location

Friday
Saturday

5 9 pm
9am 5pm

SJ
SJ

CARC 2036 - Common Assessment B

The workshop covers the 8 step Common Assessment model used as an initial
employment planning process in many organizations in Toronto and parts of Ontario.
The workshop builds on students knowledge of communication and relationship skills
plus the employability dimensions. Students who demonstrate ability on a taped
interview receive a Common Assessment Certificate from the College.
Prerequisites: CARC 2000 (Common Assessment A) or CARC 1006 (Individual
Counselling I)
Teacher: Gayle Takahashi
Fee: $85.00
CRN

Date

Day

Time

Location

11271

Oct. 21/11
Oct. 22/11

Friday
Saturday

5 9 pm
9am 5pm

SJ
SJ

CARC 2037 - Personality Dimensions

This workshop certifies you to utilize Personality Dimensions with clients in team
building, communication, life skills and applications and job search. Learn the history of
personality type theories, practical applications and techniques for implementing the
model in business and industry, education, counselling and vocational planning.
Includes Level I Personality Dimensions Trainer Certification and professional
material for delivery of the Personality Dimensions training. ATTENDANCE AT ALL 3
DAYS IS MANDATORY FOR CERTIFICATION.
Teacher: Gayle Takahashi
Fee: $438.00
CRN
Date
11272

Nov. 12/11
Nov. 13/11
Nov. 19/11

Day

Time

Location

Saturday
Sunday
Saturday

9am 6pm
9am 5pm
9am 6pm

SJ
SJ
SJ
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Field Integration
A CARC 1023
B CARC 2011
C CARC 2018
Practicum
A CARC 1025
B CARC 2013
C CARC 2020
Descriptions below
Please note: Field Integration courses and Practicum EACH have a fee. Grades
cannot be submitted unless payment has been made. These courses have
continuous intake from September to late June. There are no courses offered in the
summer months. Your fee for the courses will be a onetime fee for the year, if
necessary, until late June or the completion of the practicum. If the practicum takes
longer the student will have to register again in the fall semester. The prerequisites
for the practicum are Overview of Career and Work Counselling, Individual Career
Counselling I, and Theory and Practice of Job Search.
CARC 1023 - Field Integration A
Field Integration seminars (18 three-hour classes) are offered throughout the
academic year, and provide a supportive environment in which students integrate their
field practicum with the field supervisor as instructor
Teacher: Dayna Sherek
Fee: $245.00
CRN
11273

Date
st

Sep.7/11 Jun. 21 /12

Day

Time

Location

Wednesday

6 9 pm

SJ

*Note: Field Integration classes are held 18 times per year, dates TBA

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CARC 2011 - Field Integration B

Field Integration seminars (18 three-hour classes) are offered throughout the
academic year, and provide a supportive environment in which students integrate their
academic studies and field practicum with the field supervisor as instructor
Teacher: Dayna Sherek
Fee: $245.00
CRN
11274

Date
th

st

Sep.7 /11 Jun. 21 /12

Day

Time

Location

Wednesday

6 9 pm

SJ

*Note: Field Integration classes are held 18 times per year, dates TBA

CARC 2018 - Field Integration C

Field Integration seminars (18 three-hour classes) are offered throughout the
academic year, and provide a supportive environment in which students integrate their
academic studies and field practicum with the field supervisor as instructor
Teacher: Dayna Sherek
Fee: $245.00
CRN
11275

Date

Day

Time

Sep. 7th /11 Jun. 21st /12

Wednesday

6 9 pm

Location
SJ

*Note: Field Integration classes are held 18 times per year, dates TBA

CARC 1025 - Practicum A

Students integrate and apply classroom knowledge. Field practicum provides
experience with individual and group counselling. Student must make arrangements for
faculty Supervision; speak with Susan Petite, the Field Integration Instructor. Students
must be registered in, and attending the corresponding Field Integration course.
Fee: $322.00
Hours: 200
CRN
11276

Date

Day
st

Sep. 7th/11 Jun. 21 /12

Time

Location
Off Campus

CARC 2013 - Practicum B

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Students integrate and apply classroom knowledge. Field practicum provides

experience with individual and group counselling. Student must make arrangements for
faculty Supervision; speak with Susan Petite, the Field Integration Instructor. Students
must be registered in, and attending the corresponding Field Integration course.
Fee: $318.00
Hours: 200
CRN
11277

Date

Day

Time

Sep. 7th /11 Jun. 21st /12

Location
Off Campus

CARC 2020 - Practicum C

Students integrate and apply classroom knowledge. Field practicum provides
experience with individual and group counselling. Student must make arrangements for
faculty Supervision; speak with Susan Petite, the Field Integration Instructor. Students
must be registered in, and attending the corresponding Field Integration course.
(An option for this practicum is if a person is employed in the Career and Work
Counselling field a special supervised project can be designed which can be
completed at their place of work outside normal work hours.)
Fee: $318.00
Hours: 100
CRN
11278

Date

Day
th

Sep. 7 /11 Jun. 21

st

/12

Time

Location
Off Campus

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