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Main Campus2700 College Way, PO Box 8500Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7Phone: 250-489-2751Toll Free: 1-877-489-2687Fax: 250-489-1790email: [email protected]

Creston Campus301 - 16th Ave. S., PO Box 1978Creston, BC V0B 1G0Phone: 250-428-5332Fax: 250-428-4314Toll-free 1-866-740-2687email: [email protected]

Fernie Campus342 - 3rd Ave., PO Box 1770Fernie, BC V0B 1M0Telephone: 250-423-4691Fax: 250-423-3932Toll-free 1-866-423-4691email: [email protected]

Golden Campus1305 - 9th Street S. PO Box 376Golden, BC V0A 1H0Phone: 250-344-5901Fax: 250-344-5745email: [email protected]

Invermere CampusRR4, #2 - 1535 - 14th StreetInvermere, BC V0A 1K4Phone: 250-342-3210Fax: 250-342-9221email: [email protected]

Kimberley Campus1850 Warren AvenueKimberley, BC V1A 1S1Phone: 250-427-7116Fax: 250-427-3034email: [email protected]

Seven Campuses in the East Kootenay Region!

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CranbrookGold Creek Campus1305 - 24th Ave. S.Fax 250-489-0800

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LIVEOur Location .................................................4Our Community .............................................5Satellite Campus Communities ....................6Student Residence .......................................7On-Campus Student Services ......................8Affordable Education ..................................10Financial Aid ............................................... 11Student for a Day ........................................ 14International Opportunities ......................... 16Distance Learning ....................................... 17Tools for Success ....................................... 18

LEARNOur Progarms ............................................. 19Programs at a Glance .................................20Aboriginal ....................................................27Arts & Sciences: University Studies ...........29Access Education/Upgrading .....................30Business Administration ............................. 31Child, Youth & Family Studies ....................32Emergency Services ...................................33Health ..........................................................34Information Technology ..............................35Office Administration .................................36Tourism, Recreation & Kinesiology ............37Trades .........................................................38

PLAYKootenay Lifestyle ......................................42Recreation...................................................44Avalanche Athletics ....................................46Contact Numbers ........................................48

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Top Reasons to Create Your Own Journey With Us

Unique, mountain-lifestyle location offering affordable living.

Quality instruction and programs.

Large selection of recreational opportunities.

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Our LocationCollege of the Rockies is located on the edge of the Rocky Mountains in the southeastern corner of British Columbia.

Our Main Campus is in the City of Cranbrook, as is our Gold Creek Campus.

College of the Rockies has satellite campuses in Creston, Fernie, Golden, Invermere and Kimberley that offer programs specific to their communities in tourism, health, upgrading, contract training and continuing education.

All of our campuses are conveniently located in communities surrounded by some of the world’s finest golf and ski resorts. An additional bonus is easy access through the Trans-Canada Highway and several international airports located nearby.


City of CranbrookWith a population of 22,000 Cranbrook is the largest city in the East Kootenay. As such, Cranbrook offers a wide selection of dining and shopping opportunities as well as two live performance theatres and a five-plex cinema.

Boasting more annual sunshine hours per year over most other communities in British Columbia, Cranbrook has a lively recreational culture. Residents participate in a number of outdoor activities including biking, hiking, golfing and skiing. In addition, the city has three indoor arenas, including the Rec Plex which offers aquatic activities, an ice rink and a squash court. The city offers a bowling alley and nearby casino as well as many other facilities and amenities.www.cranbrook.ca

Bus ServiceThe City of Cranbrook has a transit system with routes to all areas in the city. It provides inexpensive and easy transportation to shopping, recreation and the College. The buses are low-floor vehicles that provide wheelchair and scooter access. Another great feature is the ability to load bikes onto the front so you can transit between bike rides!

Universal Bus Pass (U-pass)Most full-time students at the Cranbrook Campus receive a U-pass. This pass provides access to all city bus routes as well as an on-demand shuttle service for students

in night classes. The shuttle takes students directly to

to their homes anywhere within the city limits.

As an extra bonus the U-Pass includes free access to public swim times at the Cranbrook Rec Plex!

Our Community


CrestonPopulation approximately 4,700. The Creston Valley is a prolific agricultural region as demonstrated by the many cherry and apple orchards and market gardens. On the west side of Creston is a world-renowned 17,000-acre wetland area known as the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area. Creston also has a thriving artistic community with many art galleries and an annual Summer Arts Festival.www.crestonvalley.com

FerniePopulation approximately 5,200.Located on the ‘Powder Highway’, Fernie is renowned for its world-class ski hill and outdoorsy community. Known for its annual snowfall, Fernie has received accolades in publications such as Powder Magazine. A great homage to this reputation is the annual Griz Days celebration, held each March, where locals pay homage to The Griz, Fernie’s Snow God. Fernie is a town filled with adventure around every corner.www.fernie.com

InvermerePopulation approximately 3,500.Inveremere is a popular tourist location. Located approximately halfway between Cranbrook and Golden, it is the hub of the

Columbia Valley. Picturesque scenery, lakeside amenities and a thriving artistic community add to Invermere’s charm. Conveniently located next to two world-renowned hot springs, Inveremere is a wonderful place to take in nature and rejuvinate the soul.www.inveremere.net

GoldenPopulation approximately 4,500.Golden is a town built for adventure. Located in the heart of ‘Kicking Horse Country’ Golden is well known for its outdoor pursuits. There are six National Parks within a short drive from Golden and it’s also home to the Kicking Horse Resort. Many outdoor activities can be enjoyed in and around Golden including river rafting, hiking, biking, hang gliding, rock climbing and much more.www.golden.ca

KimberleyPopulation approximately 7,200.A fun, friendly and relaxed community, Kimberley offers four seasons of outdoor activities. Home to three golf courses, a ski hill and more than 100 kilometers of multi-use nature trails, Kimberley boasts some of the best recreational opportunities in the East Kootenay region.www.city.kimberley.bc.ca

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Quick Facts... n Sixteen furnished living units each containing six private bedrooms, kitchen, living room and two bathrooms

n Common lounge with large screen TV/DVD, fireplace, comfortable socializing area, large balcony and barbeque

n Recreation room with ping pong table and email access

n Meeting room n Secure building n Free parking n email access n Coin-operated laundry facilities n Steps away from the College n Adjacent to forested hiking and mountain biking trails

n Bike storage

This 96-bedroom, modern facility is located on the Cranbrook Main Campus within convenient walking distance to classes, the College’s library, computer labs, public transit and shopping venues.

The convenience of Purcell House doesn’t end there. Living in residence makes it easier to develop new friendships and to connect with other students. It also makes it convenient to socialize when you miss friends and family from home.

To accommodate various lifestyles, the building is divided into social, quiet and very quiet sections.

Open year round, Purcell House offers easy access to some great outdoor activities.

Located right next door to the Cranbrook Community Forest, there is plenty of opportunity to hike, mountain bike, cross-country ski or snowshoe! This large forest is intersected with many trails of varying terrain for all levels of abilities. Some even wind around small lakes where wildlife abounds.

Purcell House RatesRates range from $150/week to $425/month; just $1,700 per four-month semester.

Purcell House ContactPhone: 250-489-8282email: [email protected]

www.cotr.bc.ca/house

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On-Campus Student ServicesAboriginal Services The College of the Rockies Aboriginal Education Coordinator assists Aboriginal students with program advising, student support, cultural activities and accessing the special funding, training and employment opportunities available to them at College of the Rockies. 1-877-489-2687 ext. 3209

Advising, Assessment and

Disability ServicesThe Student Services staff can provide you with information about programs and courses at the College as well as other post-secondary institutions; assistance with timetables and course selection; information about occupational profiles and educational skill requirements; computerized interest and aptitude tests; and assistance in resolving personal issues that may affect academic performance, College adjustment or general well-being.

Assessment services are available free of charge to applicants and students. Academic Skills Assessments are administered in a group setting and measure skills to help you choose appropriate courses, programs and careers.

Learning Skills Assessments are one-to-one evaluations to identify

learning strengths/limitations or accommodations needed to maximize academic success.

Individualized support services and accommodations are available to students with learning disabilities and physical or psychological challenges.www.cotr.bc.ca/sservices

Bookstore

The College Bookstore offers students and visitors a variety of necessities and convenience items including books for all College courses, software, reference materials and study aids, stationery items, College clothing and giftware, greeting cards, stamps, phone cards, confectionery and snacks and health/beauty basics. www.cotr.bc.ca/bookstore

Or, if you don’t have a cell phone that can handle QR codes, visit the website at www.youtube.com/cotr1

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Food Services A full-service cafeteria serves breakfast, lunch and dinner including daily specials from Monday through Friday. Cafeteria staff can accommodate most dietary needs including vegetarian. Catering services are available upon request.

Average Cafeteria Costs... n Breakfast - $4 n Lunch - $6

(Prices are approximate)

The Class Act dining room is operated by students of the Professional Cook Training program

as a training facility. During fall and spring semesters the Class Act is

open Tuesday through Thursday for group luncheons and dinner. Reservations are required.

Call 250-489-8211www.cotr.bc.ca/classact

Information TechnologyThe Information Technology department supports student success with email and network accounts for all students, access to desktop graphics and video production support from the Graphics Lab in the Library, video conference support, access to laminating and [email protected]

LibraryThe Library houses a collection of 60,000 books, CDs, DVDs, videos, e-books, magazines and journals,

electronic information resources and research websites, Internet access, computer labs, inter-library loans, free loan of media equipment, free laptop computer loans and more.http://library.cotr.bc.ca

Students’ AssociationThe College of the

Rockies Students’ Association is the main advocate for student

interests at the College and all of its

campuses. The Association is dedicated to creating activities and enriching services to help you get the most from your College of the Rockies experience. www.cotr.bc.ca/sa


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An Investment You Can Take to the Bank!AffordabilityCollege of the Rockies offers one of the most competitive tuition fee structures in Western Canada making it a wise investment!

Getting a post-secondary education is an important investment and students need to make a plan and find sources of funding.

Financial AidThe College of the Rockies Financial Aid and Awards Office offers a wide variety of financial assistance and provides information about provincial, federal and institutional sources of funding. You can receive help with budgeting, applying for a student loan, awards and emergency funding.

Students who may require financial assistance are strongly urged to discuss financing their education with the Financial Aid Officer.www.cotr.bc.ca/financialaid

Entrance AwardsThe Entrance Awards program offers awards ranging from $250 tuition awards to two-year full tuition scholarships.

Thousands of dollars of entrance awards are available to applicants entering full-time programs at College of the Rockies. Check for a complete list of awards and applications deadlines on the website.www.cotr.bc.ca/ financialaid/awards

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n Student loans are quick and easy to receive. Apply online at www.studentaidbc.ca

n Many grants are available through www.studentaidbc.ca for students entering post-secondary education

n Higher parental income levels are now acceptable

n The ratio of students who applied for awards at COTR last year and received money was 3:1

n There are many other scholarships and awards available to students for their second, third and fourth years of post-secondary education

Did You Know?

Clickwww.cotr.bc.ca/financialaid

CheckFor awards and links to many more websites on how to finance your education and other funding options.

Ca-Ching!Easy money for financing your post-secondary education.

With minimal effort you can be awarded from $250 to $5,000 or more. Where else can you make this kind of money with little effort and time?

You can’t receive an award if you don’t apply. Think positive.

Believe in yourself.


Meet Stefanie...Stefanie Schoenberger received the 2009/10 Scholastic Distinction Entrance Scholarship for two full years of paid tuition.

College of the Rockies has been an awesome place to begin my post-secondary

education. It is especially great because of the small class sizes and one-on-one time with the instructors. The East Kootenay Scholastic Distinction Scholarship saved me thousands of dollars in tuition.

Everyone should apply for scholarships! - Stefanie

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For those who are curious about what it’s like to be a College student or are unsure in which program they are interested, College of the Rockies offers the opportunity to become a Student for a Day.

Students for a Day can participate in programs such as

n University Studies: Arts and Sciences

n Business Administration n Child, Youth and Family Studies n Culinary Arts n Health n Information Technology n Tourism, Recreation and

Kinesiology n Trades

The day experience is tailored to suit each individual’s needs and interests.

For information or to book your day...email [email protected]

You Provide... n Transportation to and from

College of the Rockies Cranbrook Campus

You Get... n To sit in on a lab, class or in the shops

n To choose one or more programs in which to participate and explore

n To hang out with COTR students and faculty who understand what you need to know to make your choice

n To know if the program is right for you

n Free lunch!

Get a Sneak Preview of College Life... be a College of the Rockies ‘Student for a Day’!

Or, if you don’t have a cell phone that can handle QR codes, visit the website at http://www.cotr.bc.ca/parents/cotr_web.asp?IDNumber=170

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Go GlobalStudy and Work in CanadaInternational Students represent approximately 26 countries and 8% of the College’s student population. College of the Rockies offers a variety of degree, post graduate certificate, diploma and certificate programs. Students can work both while studying and after completion through the Canada Work Permit Program. www.cotr.bc.ca/internl

Study and Work AbroadCollege of the Rockies offers Canadian students international Practicums and Internships and provides student exchange opportunities with institutions in Europe, Africa

and South America. Global Learning Scholarships assist Canadian students to study with Partners including University College of Technology, Kenya; Universidad Espiritu Santo, Ecuador; Mineral Resources Institute and National College of Tourism, Tanzania, and INACAP, Chile.www.cotr.bc.ca/interdev

International Transfer AgreementsThrough international transfer agreements, College of the Rockies students can complete bachelor degrees at institutions such as Griffith University in Australia in as little as two semesters.www.cotr.bc.ca/interdev

Global Studies Graduate CertificateThis certificate allows students from a wide variety of academic backgrounds to apply their learning to international, global and intercultural situations. www.cotr.bc.ca/ global-studies

Or Stay Home!Online StudySome people just want to stay home to expand their horizons.

We understand your time is important and that everyday commitments such as work, family and recreation can make it difficult to fit traditional class schedules into your busy life. But with online study there is no need to miss out on the experience of a new learning opportunity.

To help you learn on your own time, College of the Rockies is continually expanding and developing online courses and programs to better suit your needs so you can study wherever it suits you best.

Flexible AccessNow you can access your courses whenever and wherever you are as long as you have access to the Internet. You can be at home, at work, at the coffee house or even at the College.

When you see this symbol throughout this book...

This icon means that the course/program is

offered through a distance format. Check the College’s website at www.cotr.bc.ca for full details.



Study Skills WorkshopsDo you know how to:

n take good notes? n prepare for and write exams? n set goals and stay motivated? n manage your time successfully? n improve your concentration and memory?

In Person Study Skills AdviceIndividualized study skills counselling is available with College of the Rockies education advisors in

the Student Services Centre.To arrange a personal appointment, please contact Student Services at 250-489-2751 extension 3243.

Peer TutoringThe Peer Tutoring program matches students who have identified a need for extra help in a subject with student tutors who have a good background in the subject area. This College-funded service is free to students and is available for most courses or programs.

The Writing LabThe Writing Lab provides individual assistance to students in the writing of reports and essays. This service is available both face-to-face and online. The face-to-face Writing Lab tutor provides students with free help for all writing assignments during set lab hours. Students can just drop in with their assignment. The online writing lab can be accessed at any time. Feedback is usually provided within 48 hours.

Additional Tools to Help Students Succeed

Our ProgramsCollege of the Rockies offers a variety of programs. The following pages list our many programs and departments.

To ensure you fully understand the course offering please speak to an Education Advisor at:College of the Rockies, Student ServicesPhone: 250-489-8243 Toll Free: 1-877-489-2687 ext. 3243email: [email protected] check the College’s website at www.cotr.bc.ca.

Online/DistanceThis icon means that the course/program is offered through a distance format.

Face-to-FaceThis icon means that the course/program is offered through face-to-face instruction.

If you see these symbols...Transfer CreditCollege of the Rockies offers many courses and programs which transfer to universities such as UBC, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, Thompson Rivers University and many other universities across Canada as well as Griffith University in Australia. Several international scholarships and awards are available as well as internships in Ecuador, Peru, Kenya and Tanzania.

www.cotr.bc.ca/Transfer


Program Academic Prerequisites Admission Requirements

College of the Rockies offers prerequisites at the Grade 10 (070), Grade 11 (080) and Grade 12 (090) levels. See an Education Advisor for course equivalencies.

UPGRADING PROGRAMS

ABE, Adult Upgrading: BC Adult Graduation Diploma, ABE, Certificates & GED or Bridge to Health, Trades and Technical Programs

Transitions to Employment Program

English Language Training

Certificate: Arts and Science, Fine Arts, Crime and Correction, Science, Pre-Engineering, Pre-Education, Env. Studies

Diploma: Arts and Science, Environmental Science, Science

Associate Degrees: Associate of Arts

Aboriginal Education Support Worker

Associate Degrees: Associate of Science, Environmental Sciences, Medical and Health Sciences

Bachelor of Business Administration: Sustainable Business Practices

Business Administration

Business Administration: Aboriginal Financial Mgr.

Business Administration: Accounting

Business Administration: General Management

Business Administration: Marketing Business Administration: Aboriginal Financial Mgmt.

Kinesiology

Human Kinetics: Exercise Science and Health Stream

Human Kinetics: Instruction and Coaching Stream

Post Diploma/Degree program:Global Studies Graduate Certificate

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Can upgrade while beginning studies. May take HKIN 101, 102, 152, 162 + performance courses without Biol and Math prereqs.Can upgrade while beginning studies. May take HKIN 101, 102, 152, 162 + performance courses without Biol and Math prereqs.Can upgrade while beginning studies. May take HKIN 101, 102, 152, 162 + performance courses without Biol and Math prereqs.

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Grade 12 or equiv., C in Biol 12, and C+ in Engl 12, C in Foundations Math 11, C+ in Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses. As of 2013 60% or higher in Foundations Math 11 (3 streams)

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Completion of first semester of the CWS program or equiv. - Start date Sept. 2013

Recognizes completion of a Cert in Bus. Admin. + NST Cert.

Completion of immunizations, satisfactory health, references, and criminal record check, CPR C

Admission to University of Victoria after completion of 30 credits at COTR

Dual Admission to Thompson Rivers University

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, and criminal record check, CPR C

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, and criminal record check.

Completion of immunizations, self-disclosure form, references, and criminal record check.

19 years of age or older, Class 5 Driver’s Licence, physical fitness test, Criminal record check, good vision, normal hearing

May be required to complete an academic assessment

CPR Level C, First Aid Level 1Completion of immunizations, satisfactory health, references, and criminal record check

CCompletion of immunizations, satisfactory health, references, and criminal record check, CPR C, first aid

Completion of immunizations, satisfactory health, references, and criminal record check, CPR C, first aid

Completion of the CompTIA A+ and Computer certifications

UNIVERSITY STUDIES PARTNERSHIP DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Partner: University of Victoria

Teacher Education Program (Elementary Curriculum) Partner: University of Victoria

Bachelor of Arts, Science or Business Administration Partner: Thompson Rivers University

CAREER TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS

CYFS: Early Childhood Education

CYFS: Early Childhood Education:Infant and Toddler Educator & Special Needs Educator

CYFS: Education Assistant

CYFS: Education Assistant

CYFS: Human Service Worker

CYFS: Human Service Worker

Fire Services Training : Fire Training

Fire Services Training : Fire Management

Hairstylist

Health: Certified Dental Assistant

Health: Health Care Assistant

Health: Practical Nursing

Information Technology: Computer & Web Specialist

Information Technology: Industry Certifications Semester

Information Technology: Media and Web Support Semester

Information Technology: Network Support Technician

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CAREER TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS (cont)

Office Administration: Administrative Assistant Specialty

Office Administration: Bookkeeping Specialty

Office Administration: Legal Administrative Assistant

Office Administration: Administrative Studies

Tourism: Adventure Tourism Business Operations

Tourism: Adventure Tourism Business Operations

Tourism: Mountain Adventure Skills Training

Tourism: Tourism and Recreation Management

Tourism: Tourism and Recreation Management

Tourism: Tourism Management Degree (Block Transfers)

ENTRY-LEVEL TRADES AND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS

Automotive Service Technician Foundation Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr

Carpentry Foundation Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr

Culinary Arts: Professional Cook Training: Cook 1 (Institution Entry) Sept/Jan intake Cook 1 (Apprentice Workplace Entry) Jan. Intake Cook 2 (Apprentice Workplace Entry) Sept. Intake Cook3 (Apprentice Workplace Entry) Nov. Intake

Electrical Construction/Industrial Foundation

Electrical Construction Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr

Electrical Industrial Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr


Heavy Duty Equip. Tech./Transport Mech. Foundation

Heavy Duty Equipment Tech. Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr

Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Apprenticeship

Mining Apprenticeship Program (MAP) Heavy Duty or Electrical

Planermill Maintenance Tech 2 – Level 1 & 2

Planermill Maintenance Technician I

Plumber Program Foundation

Plumber Program Apprenticeship 1 Yr to 4 Yr

Timber Framing Program

Welding Level C (Modularized Program)

Welding Level 1 & 2 Apprenticeship

Welding Level B (Modularized Program)

Welding Level 3 Apprenticeship

Welding Level A (Modularized Program)

Welding Level 4 Apprenticeship

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Let your mind start a journey thru a strange new world. Leave all thoughts of the world you knew before. Let your soul take youwhere you long to be...

Close your eyes let your spirit start to soar, and you’ll live asyou’ve never lived before.

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College of the Rockies greatly values the strong, successful relationship we have with our partners in Aboriginal Education, the Ktunaxa Nation, the Band Communities and the BC Métis Nation, Region Four. For many years the College has worked in collaboration with Aboriginal communities on programs and projects continuing to improve the access and quality of services for Aboriginal learners throughout the region.

The Aboriginal Advisory Committee, with representation from each of these Aboriginal communities, is a very valuable resource to the College. Its members bring important community information to the College and provide guidance and advice regarding programming and services. In response to community and Nation input, new courses and programs offering relevant and extensive Aboriginal content are being developed each year.

n Aboriginal Education Support Worker

n Aboriginal Financial Management

n Bridge to Health, Trades and Technical Programs

Aboriginal

www.cotr.bc.ca/aboriginal



Partnership Degree Programs(three or more years)

A number of degrees are offered through College of the Rockies and partner institutions:

n Nursing (University of Victoria)

n Communications (Royal Roads University)

n Environmental Sciences (Royal Roads University)

n Teacher Education (University of Victoria)

n International transfer opportunities at Griffith University in Australia.

Social Sciences n Anthropology n Criminology n Economics n Environmental Studies n First Nations Studies n Linguistics n Political Science n Psychology n Sociology

Sciences n Applied Science n Biology n Chemistry n Computer Science n Geology n Kineseology n Math/Statistics n Physical Geography n Physics

Humanities/Fine Arts n Communications n Creative Writing n Drawing n English n French n Ktunaxa n History n Painting n Philosophy n Religious Studies n Sculpture n Spanish

Arts and Sciences: University Studies n Certificates

n Diplomas

n Associate Degrees

n Partnership Bachelor Degrees

n Global Studies Graduate Certificate

Recent studies show students who complete two years at a community college and then transfer to a university for their next two years of study are more successful than those who enter university directly from secondary school.

Courses are offered through face-to-face daytime and evening classes, and some are available online. Students are strongly encouraged to consult an Education Advisor before making their course selections.

www.cotr.bc.ca/university

Know what you want... Please consult an Education Advisor to ensure you register for the courses you need for your specialization. For more information about specific courses and the delivery method, please visit our website at: www.cotr.bc.ca


Adult upgrading courses are for adults who wish to upgrade their skills and improve confidence, pursue additional education, obtain a secondary

school graduation certificate, complete prerequisite courses for College/University/Trades programs at College of the Rockies or other post-secondary institutions, prepare for entrance assessments, seek employment or advancement in employment or reach personal goals. Certificates and diplomas are awarded when students complete their individual programs. Courses include -

n Bridge to Health, Trades and Technical Programs

n English n English Language Training n Fine Arts n Math n Biology n Chemistry n Computers n Physics n Psychology n College Success (Study Skills) n Math Skills n English Skills n Education and Career Planning

Flexible Delivery and Scheduling...

n Self-paced/directed study n Instructor-led classes n Online courses n Daytime and evening

classes

Adult Learning Environment...

n Adult-focused curriculum n Supportive instruction n Individual help available n Experienced instructors

www.cotr.bc.ca/Access

Access Education / Upgrading

Business Administration n Bachelor of Business Administration in Sustainable Business Practices Degree

n Business Administration Certificate

n Aboriginal Financial Management Certificate

n Business Administration Diploma:

n Aboriginal Financial Management

n Accounting

n General Management

n Marketing

College of the Rockies’ programs in business can lead to careers in accounting, banking, finance, real estate, purchasing, marketing and management. You could even

start your own business! A College of the Rockies Business Administration diploma can also lead to a Bachelor’s degree at College of the Rockies as well as through transfer agreements with several universities.

www.cotr.bc.ca/BusinessAdmin


Professional DesignationsCompletion of business courses provides credit toward professional designations including Chartered Accountant, Certified General Accountant, Certified Managerial Accountant, and Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager.


Child, Youth and Family StudiesChild, Youth and Family Studies programs lead to people-focused careers.

Consider becoming a Human Service Worker, Education Assistant or Early Childhood Educator. Child, Youth and Family Studies offers four certificate options and you can complete up to three certificates in 24 months! College of the Rockies also offers four diplomas including the Education Assistant Diploma.

n Early Childhood Education n Education Assistant n Human Service Worker

www.cotr.bc.ca/CYFS

Certificate and Diploma Options

Also Available Through Home Study n Family Child Care Program

n Fire Management Certificate n Fire Management Diploma

Emergency ServicesIf you’re looking for an exciting, challenging and rewarding career, consider the Emergency Services industry. Our curriculum is governed by provincial licensing bodies and our programs are recognized nationally.

Courses are taught by experienced industry experts, who will support you in reaching your educational goals, both in the classroom and with hands-on experience.

The Fire Services programs are ProBoard accredited and we meet appropriate National Fire Protection Association standards.

www.cotr.bc.ca/Emergency



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Health

n Bachelor of Science in Nursing (with block transfer to University of Victoria)

n Certified Dental Assistant

n Health Care Assistant

n Practical Nursing Diploma

According to Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, the health care sector is dealing with shortages in its skilled labour force. There is no better time than right now to train and enter this rewarding line of work. College of the Rockies offers hands-on training in many health care fields. We work with industry to ensure our students receive training in leading edge health care and meet the needs of their future employers and the citizens they will serve.

www.cotr.bc.ca/Health


Information TechnologyJust about everyone relies on technology for everyday tasks at home and at work. Technology is also constantly changing, challenging the world to keep up with it. Do you like working with computers and keeping complex systems up and running? Are you interested in graphic design? Careers in Information Technology are rewarding, challenging and full of opportunity.

College of the Rockies Information Technology programs offer training in widely accepted industry certifications allowing graduates to work in a variety of IT support positions.

Most students enter the Computer and Web Specialist program then pursue the Network Support Technician program. Completing both programs leads to an Administrative Studies Diploma.

n Computer and Web Specialist

n Network Support Technician (Start date September 2013)

www.cotr.bc.ca/computers


Office Administration

n Office Administration Certificate

n Administrative Assistant Specialty Certificate

n Bookkeeping Specialty Certificate

n Legal Administrative Assistant Certificate

The goal of the Office Administration program is to offer basic to advanced office, business and technological skills training which can assist graduates in securing employment and working effectively in a variety of business settings.

This program may also interest individuals who wish to increase their skills and knowledge to prepare for lateral transfer or promotion opportunities within current employment.

To best meet the needs of students this program accepts students into the program throughout the year when spaces become available.

For those interested, an Administrative Studies certificate and diploma are available. Thes combine Office Administration certificates with one year of studies in Business Administration.

www.cotr.bc.ca/OFAD


Tourism, Recreation and Kinesiology

n Tourism and Recreation Management

n Mountain Adventure Skills Training

n Adventure Tourism Business Operations

n Kinesiology

The tourism, recreation and kinesiology industry is a world-wide phenomenon that offers tremendous potential in employment and entrepreneurial opportunities. Whether you want to pursue a career as a behind-the-scenes tourism or recreation manager, or as an active adventure guide in the great outdoors, College of the Rockies has the program to meet your training needs!

www.cotr.bc.ca/Tourism



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Red Seal: The College’s Apprenticeship programs train to Red Seal Canadian Interprovincial Certification Standards or to BC Certification of Qualification Standards.

There’s no doubt about it: Canada is in need of more trained and skilled tradespeople. The inevitable retirement of baby-boomers is also applying

pressure to the current labour force. So what are you waiting for? Now’s the time to get the training and the skills to enter this booming workforce!

Trades Foundation (Pre-apprenticeship) n Automotive Service Technician

n Carpentry

n Culinary Arts

n Electrical

n Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck and Transport Mechanic

n Plumbing

n Welding

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Trades Apprenticeship n Automotive Service Technician n Carpentry n Culinary Arts n Electrical: Construction and Industrial n Heavy Duty Equipment Technician n Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) n Planermill Maintenance Technician II and I n Plumbing n Welding

Partnership Employment Program n Mining Apprenticeship Program (MAP)

www.cotr.bc.ca/trades

Other Trades Training n Hairstylist n Timber Framing

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LifestyleAnyone who lives in the Kootenay region will tell you there really is something called ‘Kootenay Life’. It is a relaxed blend of outdoor activities, culture and scenery.

As a result, students at College of the Rockies have the unique opportunity to blend lifestyle and learning in one of the most spectacular locations on Earth.

Minutes from our campuses are pristine mountains, lakes and rivers just waiting for you to explore.

Outdoor Activities n Hiking n Mountain Biking n Road Cycling n Skiing and Snowboarding n Cross-Country Skiing n Snowshoeing n Hunting and Fishing n Golfing

Arts and Culture‘Kootenay Life’ doesn’t just encompass outdoor recreation, there is also a large artistic community located throughout the East Kootenay.

There are community art councils and galleries that have several art showings throughout the year.

For those interested in theatrical pursuits, there are opportunities to participate in live theatre. Throughout the East Kootenay there are several theatrical groups that actively seek new members. These groups mount several community theatre productions a year.

Whether you are interested in participating in stage design, acting or simply attending an outstanding play, there are plenty of chances to do so.

Community Arts and Cultural Clubs

n Art Councils n Photography n Quilting n Dance n and more!

Sports ViewingCranbrook is the home of the WHL hockey team the Kootenay ICE. College of the Rockies sponsors College Nights during the season with tickets available at a reduced rate for students.

Community Sports Groups and Activities

n Hockey n Badminton n Volleyball n Floor Hockey n Soccer n Ultimate Frisbee n Bowling n Baseball n Slo-Pitch n Equestrian n and more!


Welcome to ‘Kootenay Life’


Campus Life enhances our students’ college experience by offering a wide variety of activities and events to meet the varied interests of our students, staff and community. Whether it be a ski day, a co-ed basketball league or an Avalanche volleyball match, there is something for everyone.

Recreation FacilitiesStudents have free access to the gymnasium, a fully equipped weight room, a sports field facility, a disc golf course, a sand volleyball court and sports equipment rentals.

Equipment Rentals Cross-country skis and snowshoes are available for students to rent. Students have the option of renting the equipment for one day, three days, one week or one month.

Fitness Room Students have free access to the fitness room. The fitness room has a variety of cardio options -

n Two treadmills n Two upright exercise bikes n One recumbent bike n One stair climber n One Concept 2 rower n Two elliptical machines n The fitness room also

offers users free weights and lots of options for weight stations.

Intramurals The College gymnasium is home to many Intramural sports and events for students and community users including -

n Futsal (Indoor Soccer) n Basketball n Badminton n Volleyball n Dodge Ball


Outdoor Campus LifeSeveral outdoor activities are scheduled throughout the winter semester including ski days at local resorts, snowshoeing and winter shelter building. Paintball, rafting and hiking are a few of the scheduled fall outdoor activities.

Our seven campuses are ideally situated to take advantage of the many recreational opportunities located nearby. Here is a list of resorts, attractions and National Parks all within a three-hour drive of our campuses!

Four Season Resorts n Kicking Horse Mountain n Kimberley Alpine Resort n Fernie Alpine Resort n Panorama Mountain Village n Red Mountain Resort n Whitewater Resort n Revelstoke Mountain Resort n Fairmont Hot Springs n Radium Hot Springs n Sunshine Village n Lake Louise n Nakiska n Castle Mountain n Big White Resort n and more!

Golf Courses n Trickle Creek n Kimberley Golf Club n Cranbrook Golf Club n Bootleg Gap n Way-Lyn (par 9) n St Eugene n Mission Hills (par 9) n Wildstone n Shadow Mountain n Grey Wolf n Copper Point n and more!

Attractions n Canadian Railway Museum n Cominco Gardens n Teck Cominco Mine Tours n River Rafting n and more!

National Parks n Banff n Kootenay n Yoho n Waterton

On Your Own Recreation

The Peaks Climbing Wall is located in the gymnasium providing students with more than 1,800 square feet of indoor climbing area featuring overhangs, cracks and inclines. Equipment rental and introductory courses are available.

Avalanche AthleticsThe College hosts men’s and women’s intercollegiate volleyball programs.

Our teams compete with other colleges and universities across the province, vying for both team and individual titles. Opportunities exist for teams or individuals to represent our College at the provincial and national championships held across Canada.

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Team ParticipactionEach year, both the men’s and women’s volleyball coaches actively recruit new team members. The men’s and women’s volleyball team generally carries 12-14 players on their roster.

Participation on a varsity athletic team requires discipline and focus. Team practices are held consistently each week and travel is required for games with other institutions.

Team players may be eligible for financial remuneration through an athletic achievement award.

Team AcademicsAlthough our volleyball teams train hard to be the best athletes, academics are the number one priority for all team members. To ensure academic success, student-athletes have access to a number of services which include:

n Priority registration; n Academic Advisors to review

your course selections and academic goals;

n Free access to peer tutoring; n Learning success seminars.

In addition, the Manager of Athletics and Campus Life monitors academic progress mid-semester to identify any areas of concern and to intervene where necessary.

Game ViewingA game schedule is published each fall which contains the dates, times and competing teams of the volleyball matches. All students and the public are invited to watch and cheer on the Avalanche teams.

www.cotr.bc.ca/athletics

Athletic Directorand Team CoachesCori Andrichuk - Manager, Athletics and Campus Life Phone: 250-489-8201 email: [email protected]

Agata Bendkowska - Women’s Coach Phone: 250-489-2751 ext. 3514 email: [email protected]

Steve Camps - Men’s Coach Phone: 250-489-2751 ext. 3324 email: [email protected]


Contact Numbers Cranbrook Campus: Main Switchboard 250-489-2751 toll-free 1-877-489-COTR (2687)Student Services 250-489-8243Admissions 250-489-8239Bookstore 250-489-8265 Bursar’s Office 250-489-8205 Cafeteria (Pita Wrapit) 250-489-4865Class Act Dining Room 250-489-8211Marketing 250-489-2751 ext. 3527 or ext. 3567Continuing Education 250-489-8242Contract Training 250-489-2751 ext. 3440Distributed Learning 250-489-8287Teacher Education Program 250-489-8228Facilities 250-489-8227Financial Aid 250-489-8264Aboriginal Education Coordinator 250-489-8209Aboriginal Student’s Association 250-489-8263Gymnasium/Recreation 250-489-8252Human Resource Development 250-489-8208International Education 250-489-8248Library 250-489-8294Library Reference Desk 250-489-8292Purchasing 250-489-8262Recruitment Officer 250-489-2751 ext. 3329 or ext. 3383Registrar’s Office 250-489-8236Registration 250-489-8237Residence (Purcell House) 250-489-8282Room Bookings 250-489-3266Shipping and Receiving 250-489-8250Student’s Association 250-489-8277Trades: Apprenticeship/Fire/MAP Programs 250-489-8216ABE/Access Education/ESL Department Head 250-489-2751 ext. 3416Administrative Studies Department Head 250-489-2751 ext. 3321Health, Human & Family Programs Dept. Head 250-489-2751 ext. 3321Trades Department Head 250-489-2751 ext. 3330University Studies Department Head 250-489-2751 ext. 3416

Creston Campus 250-428-5332 toll-free 1-866-740-2687Fernie Campus 250-423-4691 toll-free 1-866-423-4691Golden Campus 250-344-5901Invermere Campus 250-342-3210Kimberley Campus 250-427-7116

Your inquiries can also be sent via the Internet. Our email address is [email protected] Check out our home page! Our address is: www.cotr.bc.ca

DisclaimerThis View Book is published for information purposes only. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, this view book shall not be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student and the College of the Rockies.

As the View Book is published before the beginning of the academic year, the College reserves the right to make any changes deemed necessary. The College expressly denies responsibility or liability to any person or persons who may suffer loss or may be otherwise adversely affected by any change.

By the act of applying for admission to College of the Rockies, every student agrees to be bound by the rules and regulations in existence or as made, modified or amended from time to time by the College, or persons who by virtue of delegations of authority may make, modify or amend rules. Students should therefore familiarize themselves with the contents of this View Book.

The College accepts no responsibility for damage to the person and property of a student occurring on or off the campus and however caused, arising from instruction or field training experience to be given in any program, or arising from any organized or unorganized sports or other activities.

College of the Rockies gathers and maintains information used for the purposes of admission, registration and other fundamental activities related to being a member of the college community and attending a public post-secondary institution in the Province of British Columbia. In signing an application for admission, all applicants are advised that both the information they provide and any other information placed into the student record will be protected and used in compliance with the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act (1992).

Freedom of Information and Privacy note: The demographic information collected from the student during application and registration at post-secondary education institutions in BC is required by the government to ensure accurate assignment of a unique identifier for all people accessing publicly-funded education in the province. The use of the Personal Education Number (PEN) for this process has been reviewed and agreed to in principle by the Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner. Students are required to supply this information to complete their registration in courses or programs at the institution.

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Create your own journey.Cranbrook Main Campus2700 College Way, PO Box 8500Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7Phone: 250-489-2751Toll Free: 1-877-489-2687Fax: 250-489-1790email: [email protected]

Creston Campus301 - 16th Ave. S., PO Box 1978Creston, BC V0B 1G0Phone: 250-428-5332Fax: 250-428-4314Toll-free 1-866-740-2687email: [email protected]

Fernie Campus342 - 3rd Ave., PO Box 1770Fernie, BC V0B 1M0Telephone: 250-423-4691Fax: 250-423-3932Toll-free 1-866-423-4691email: [email protected]

Golden Campus1305 - 9th Street S. PO Box 376Golden, BC V0A 1H0Phone: 250-344-5901Fax: 250-344-5745email: [email protected]

Invermere CampusRR4, #2 - 1535 - 14th StreetInvermere, BC V0A 1K4Phone: 250-342-3210Fax: 250-342-9221email: [email protected]

Kimberley Campus1850 Warren AvenueKimberley, BC V1A 1S1Phone: 250-427-7116Fax: 250-427-3034email: [email protected]

Seven Campuses in the East Kootenay Region!

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