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SUMMER 2018

SUMMER 2018 • Course Schedule

SUMMER 2018 DATES TO REMEMBER

SESSIONAL DATESOnline Registration Open 2 April – 25 May

Walk-in Student Registration Opens 2 April

College Closed 30 March

Deadline for Application for Transfer Credit 20 April

Last Day for Registration and Payment (8:00AM – 6:00PM) 9 May

Deregistration – (withdrawal of students who have not paid) 10 May

Final CPT before Semester Start 10 May

Late Registration 11 – 18 May

Faculty Professional Development Day 3 May

First Day of Classes (Credit Courses) 14 May

Add/Drop Period 14 – 18 May

College Closed 24 May

First Day of PED/RSO classes 8 January

First Day of Professional & Career Education(PACE) classes see course schedule

Last Day to Withdraw from Courses Without Financial Penalty (Tuition Refund Only) – Credit Courses

28 May

Last Day to Withdraw from Courses Without Academic Penalty (Withdrawal Deadline) – Credit Courses

11 June

College Closed 18 June

Last Day of Lectures 30 June

FINAL EXAMS 2 – 7 July

Semester Grades Deadline 9 July

COURSE TITLE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

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LECTURERBUILDING ROOM NUMBER

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COURSE CODECREDITS

NOTE: ABBREVIATIONS FOR DAYS OF THE WEEK:M - MONDAY • T - TUESDAY • W - WEDNESDAY • R - THURSDAY • F - FRIDAY • S - SATURDAY

NOTE: ABBREVIATIONS FOR BUILDINGS:NH - North Hall • BH- Brock Hall • HH - Hallett Hall • TH - Tech Hall • WH - West Hall

HOWTO READ THE COURSE LISTINGS

Intermediate Accounting I ACC 2201 3CR A detailed and in-depth study of accounting principles, practices and conceptswith emphasis on their application to income determination and asset valuation.Prerequisite: C standing in ACC 1135 3 and ACC 1145 3.

SEC 01 NTHH G223 T 06:00-09:00PMKaren J. Daniels

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TE * Students are encouraged to submit their financial aid application by JUNE 1, 2018.~ Applications for GOVERNMENT FUNDING begins June 4, 2018** Registration for new students is on-going. Payment is due at time of registration.

SUMMER REGISTARTION OPEN UNTIL MAY 18, 2018 • SECOND FLOOR, BERMUDA COLLEGE CENTRE

CONTENTS:CREDIT COURSES 2018

Tuition Schedule ......................................................................4Biology ......................................................................................6Computer Studies ..................................................................6English Communication ........................................................6Management ............................................................................8Mathematics ............................................................................8Nursing ......................................................................................9Psychology ..............................................................................11Registered Student Organisation ......................................11

Courses are subject to cancellation and/or day/time changes.For Professional & Career Education (PACE)Non-Credit Courses, see page 19


As a member of the Bermuda Credit Association (BCA), all overdue accounts are referred to the BCA. The student will agree to payall agency charges, legal costs and other expenses incurred by Bermuda College in attempting to recover overdue amounts.

CREDIT COURSES TUITION SCHEDULE PER SEMESTER

INCIDENTALS - (non-refundable)Incidental fees cover the following: • Technology fee (includes online services, Smarthinking,

Blackboard, wireless access, etc).• Student services (includes student government, library services,

gymnasium and weight room usage, locker, student ID card, etc).

NOTE: Textbooks and other instructional supplies and materials arecharged separately.

LAPTOP POLICYStudents can rent a laptop for $250.00 per semester on a firstcome first served basis. Students may bring their own laptop provided that the laptop meets the minimum require-ments stipulated by the Information Technology Services Department.

LAB FEESLab fees were introduced to Bermuda College, effective Fall2012, as a measure of fiscal prudence. Courses within the threeacademic divisions – the Division of Applied Science & Technology; the Division of Business Administration & Hospitality; and the Division of Liberal Arts - have been selected based on 25% of the incurred cost of supplies for thosecourses thus identified. Not every course will incur a lab fee.

PAYMENT INFORMATION • All statements are available through Portal. Students can loginusing their user ID and password. The online bill reflects thestudent’s current registration and billing information. The state-ment system is ‘live” and students can verify that all fees are sat-isfied before the payment deadline.• If your fees change for any reason after your initial payment ismade (i.e. lab fees, change in schedule, etc.), it is the students responsibility to ensue prompt payment of balance is made. • All tuition and incidental fees are payable in advance. Students whose accounts are in arrears for any reason, will be deniedgrade reports, transcripts, personal recommendations, with-drawal in good standing, permission to register for furthercourses and the right to graduation, until all accounts have beensettled.

PAYMENT METHOD OPTIONSCash • Cheque • Online Banking (BNTB, HSBC, Clarien) Credit Card • Payment Agreement Plan • Financial Aid

WITHDRAWALS & REFUNDS• FULL refund prior to the first Bermuda College business day of the semester. • TUITION REFUND ONLY between the first and tenth Bermuda College business day of the semester.• NO REFUND after the tenth Bermuda College business day of the semester.

NOTE: Non-attendance of class does not constitute an official withdrawal.

# CREDITS INCIDENTALS FULL RATE TUITION

FULL RATE TUITION TOTAL

1 45.00 115.00 160.00

2 90.00 230.00 320.00

3 135.00 345.00 480.00

4 180.00 460.00 640.00

5 225.00 575.00 800.00

6 270.00 690.00 960.00

7 315.00 765.00 1080.00

8 360.00 840.00 1200.00

9 405.00 915.00 1320.00

10 450.00 965.00 1415.00

11 495.00 1015.00 1510.00

12 540.00 1065.00 1605.00

13 540.00 1110.00 1650.0014 540.00 1155.00 1695.00

15 540.00 1190.00 1730.00

16 540.00 1220.00 1760.00

17 540.00 1250.00 1790.00

18 540.00 1280.00 1820.00

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BIOLOGYIntroduction to the BIO 1102 4CRLife SciencesThe focus initially is on methodology and majorconcepts in the life sciences. Elementary studies atthe cell level for animals and plants will involvesome related basic chemistry and physics. Labora-tory techniques will be developed. This surveycourse is appropriate for those students who donot plan to specialise in the biological sciences. It is also appropriate for mature students or personswith post-secondary or broad general experiencebut without formal science preparation.Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in BIO*0013and MAT*0015

SEC01 HH H154 MR 5:30PM-7:30PMAlnisha Simmons*The section is a hybrid, consisting of online andsome face-to-face time.

Medical Microbiology BIO 2222 4CRThis course is designed for students intending topursue further studies in the biological sciences. Itis structured to provide a comprehensive introduc-tion to medical microbiology. The aim is to fosterin depth knowledge of infectious microorganisms,their biochemistry and how they infect the organ systems of the human body. Basicmicrobiological principles with a focus on taxon-omy, cell morphology and human pathologiescaused by micro-organisms. Prerequisite: BIO*1122

SEC01 HH H154 TW 11:00AM-2:00PM

HH H154 TW 11:00AM-2:00PMTracey Harney

COMPUTER STUDIESIntroduction to Business CIS 1120 3CRApplications of ComputersIntended to provide students with an initial exposure to the main areas of software used in business: word processing, spreadsheets andpresentation software. Additionally, an intro-duction to database management will be pro-vided. A consideration of business applicationsoftware in the context of the overall computer

system will also be covered to include an over-view of computer design, networking, operatingsystems and hardware options. This course is alsosuitable for those students studying programmesin social sciences or science.

SEC01 NH G323 TR 6:00PM-9:00PMTBA

Data Management CIS 1130 3CR This course will feature the application of theSQL query language for managing and creatingdatabases. A typical report and application gener-ator will also be studied. Provides essential theo-retical and practical knowledge required by thosewho expect to be involved in the storage and retrieval of information. Prerequisites: ENG 0012 and MAT 0015, CIS1120 or CIS 1125.

SEC01 NH G323 MW 6:00PM - 9:00PMMichael Simmons

ENGLISHPreparatory College ENG 0012 3CRWriting IIThis course focuses on further development ofexpository writing skills and the introduction ofthe argumentative research essay. Special atten-tion is given to essay structure, coherence andthe practices of standard written English. Basicresearch techniques are introduced and practisedin the single source essay and in a short re-searched essay. Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in ENG 0011 or satisfactory performanceon College Placement Test.

SEC01 NH G307 MW 6:00PM-9:00PMDenise Simons

Freshmen English ENG 1111 3CRA course in essay writing that emphasises persua-sive writing in a variety of expository forms suchas cause-effect, process analysis and division-classification. Students develop research and documentation skills and apply them to requiredresearch papers. Prerequisite: A grade of C orbetter in ENG 0012 and a grade of C or better in ENG 0016; or satisfactory performance onCollege Placement Test.

Courses are subject to cancellation and/or day/time changes.


Come and Visit me! Make your appointment today...T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

Thaao DillRecruitment Officer

ONE CERTIFICATE THATOPENS SO MANY DOORSCERTIFICATE FORACCOUNTING TECHNICIANSAccounting Technicians prepare journal entries, financialstatements, bank reconciliations, and payroll records.They also manage stock-taking and produce inventoryvaluation reports.

This one-year programme prepares students to enterlocal businesses in possession of the latest accountingtechniques in the field. Graduates can tap into a numberof related professions – computing, office skills, and data entry – through one certificate!

Specific courses include:- Office Technology Procedures- Accounting in Action- Business Mathematics- Communication and Presentation Skills

PLUS - A 50-hour work placement, allowing studentsthe opportunity to work in a variety ofBermuda’s business and retail offices.

TO ENROL: Contact Our Recruitment Officer Today! T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]


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SEC01 NH G304 MW 6:00PM-9:00PMMillard Thompson*The section is a hybrid, consisting of online andsome face-to-face time.

Literary Analysis ENG 1112 3CRAn introduction to literary analysis that focuseson sharpening reading skills through a close ex-amination of selected poetry, drama, short fictionand on writing about literature. Class discussionis emphasised. Students read works from differentperspectives and prepare short analytical essaysand researched essays. Prerequisite: ENG*1111

SEC01 NH G225 TR 10:00AM-1:00PMSharon Virgil

MANAGEMENTIntroduction to Business MGN 1114 3CRThis course provides an introduction to businessconcepts and functions. Topics covered include:ethics and social responsibility, forms of businessownership, small business and entrepreneurship,management and organisation of the firm, mar-keting, operations, finance, and human resources.Emphasis will be placed upon the discussion ofcurrent issues and trends relating to these topics.Case study analysis will be introduced. Prerequisite: ENG*0012

SEC01 NH G226 M W 6:00PM-9:00PMTrescot Wilson

MATHEMATICSBasic Mathematics MAT 0010 3CR A review of basic mathematics for students need-ing to strengthen their computational skills. A C grade is required.

SEC01 NH G223 MW 6:00PM-9:00PMJennifer Ackah

Preparatory College MAT 0014 3CRMathematics IA review of elementary algebra at the develop-mental level for students preparing for collegeentry. Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in MAT

“Bermuda College gave me myfirst introduction to the correct way to program according to theSoftware Development Life Cycleand the different methodologies.The college also taught me how to programme and fueled my desire to enter the programingfield of the IT industry.”

~ Victoria Santos~

Computer technology will continue to evolve, especially as companiesswitch to newer, faster, and more mobile networks. Added to this, cyber safety will become more of a concern. Critical industries such as healthcare, finance, retail and manufacturing continue to investmore into IT departments as theirtechnology and equipment becomemore advanced. This means goodemployment opportunities for thoseseeking careers in Computer Infor-mation Systems. Bermuda College offers an accredited Computer Information Systems degree.

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS


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0010 or satisfactory performance on collegeplacement test.

SEC01 NH G306 MW 10:00AM-1:00PMSergio Pitcher

Preparatory College MAT 0015 3CRMathematics IIA course in intermediate algebra, developingmathematical concepts which include polynomi-als, quadratic equations and inequalities, applica-tions involving equations and inequalities, rationalexpressions, exponents, radicals, complex num-bers and graphs of functions. Prerequisite: Agrade of C or better in MAT 0014 or satisfactoryperformance on college placement test.

SEC01 NH G305 TR 10:00AM-1:00PMAli Arouzi

College Algebra I MAT 1105 3CRIntended to provide exposure to a number ofmathematical topics at college level for those students who do not wish a concentration inmathematics but who need to improve theircompetency in intermediate algebra. Such topicswill include a review of intermediate algebra, including absolute value, domain and range offunctions, symmetry, graphs of polynomials andother functions. Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in MAT 0015 or satisfactory performanceon College Placement Test.

SEC01 NH G223 TR 6:00PM-9:00PMAli Arouzi

A Survey of Mathematics MAT 1107 3CRAn introductory course in mathematics coveringtopics in set theory, Venn Diagrams, logic, con-sumer mathematics, as well as other selectedtopics including, but not limited to, finite mathe-matical systems and graph theory. Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in MAT 0015or satisfactory performance on college place-ment test.

SEC01 NH G225 TR 6:00PM-9:00PMJennifer Ackah

Calculus I MAT 1152 3CRIntended as a theoretically-rich advanced ap-proach to the fundamental concepts of calculus,

particularly useful for students wishing to pursuefurther university-level work in this or relatedfields. Includes limits, continuity, differentiability,Rolle's Theorem, the Mean Value Theorem, Riemann sums, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.Prerequisite: MAT 1141

SEC01 NH G226 TR 10:00AM-1:00PMDana Lightbourne

Statistics I MAT 2233 3CRIntended for students requiring a background in descriptive statistics and elementary samplingtheory. Includes characteristics of frequency distributions, measures of central location andvariability, probability and probability distributions,sampling theory and sampling distributions. Applications are taken from business, manage-ment, social science and science. Prerequisite: 15 credits at the 1100-level, threeof which must be an 1100-level math course.

SEC01 NH G304 TR 6:00PM-9:00PMDana Lightbourne

NURSINGIntroduction to NUR 1101 2CRProfessional NursingThis introductory nursing course examines therealms of the nursing profession. Topics to be explored cover the history of nursing, nursingleaders, health care delivery, ethics, legal issues,health and wellness, medical terminology, mathfor medications, test taking strategies, culture and ethnicity, spirituality, and the nursing process.After completion of this course the student willbe prepared to progress into NUR 1150. Prerequisites: A cumulative GPA 2.6, CSC 1100,ENG 1111, BIO 2211(C+ or higher), CIS 1120

SECD1 TH T224 M 10:35AM-12:25PMTBA *The section is a hybrid, consisting of online andsome face to face time.

Pharmacology NUR 2235 2CRThis course provides the foundation for under-standing the role of drug action, drug absorption,bioavailability, distribution, metabolism and excre-tion in nursing interventions. Application of pharmacologic principles in relation to nursing


LAB FEESCheck Bermuda CollegeCatalogue for details @www.college.bm

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ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE & DIPLOMA IN CULINARY ARTS

Accredited by the American Culinary Federation, these programmes providestudents with the latest culinary techniques, recipes and trends, hands-ontraining from professional chef instructors, fully equipped professionalkitchens, and real world experience to succeed in this growing industry.

90% of our graduates secure immediate employment upon completion of our programmes. Specific courses include:~ Emphasis on International and Regional cuisines~ Advanced Production Cookery~ Nutrition~ Techniques in Healthy Cooking

Plus ~ A 12-week summer internship, allowing students the opportunity to work with some of Bermuda’s top chefs.

To Enrol Contact Our Recruitment Officer Today! Recruitment Officer: Thaao Dill • T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

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practice is integrated throughout this course. Prerequisites: A cumulative GPA 2.6, NUR 2200and NUR 2201

SECD1 TH T224 T 10:35AM-12:25PMRenee Faulcon*The section is a hybrid, consisting of online andsome face to face time.

PSYCHOLOGY Introduction to PSY 1101 3CRPsychology IA survey of the conceptual approaches in psy-chology: biological bases of behaviour, perception,consciousness (sleep, dreams, hypnosis, medita-tion), learning, language, basic drives (hunger,thirst, sex), motivation, emotion and intelligence.Prerequisite: ENG0012 with a grade of C or higher.

SEC01 NH G304 S 10:00 AM-1:00PMT 5:30PM-8:30PM

Mellisa Gibbons-Tankard

REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANISATIONVolunteer Action RSO 1221 1CRStudents can volunteer their time at local organi-sations and receive credit. A total of 14 hoursneed to be accomplished before credit can begiven.

SECD1 ONLINENikkita Scott

PASSIONATE ABOUTMUSIC?

Dreaming of becoming a musicteacher, a music producer, or acelebrity performer one day?

IF SO,Bermuda College’s

MSC 1103 MUSIC APPRECIATION

is the course to Start your journey this

FALL 2018!


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ENG 1111 3CREDITS Freshman English

Do you use Facebook? Are you on WhatsApp? Do you have a Google Mail (gmail) account?Learn how social media can be used to developcollege-level writing skills in this blended writingcourse. Earn three college-level credits in partfrom the comfort of your own home! Spend twohours weekly on campus

Monday 6:00-8:00p.m.3 hours ONLINE(flexible hours to suit your personal schedule).

BIO 1102 4CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO THE LIFE SCIENCES

Attention Non-Science Majors! Need more FLEXIBILITY in your busy schedule?Get the best of both worlds in this BLENDED biol-ogy class format. Benefit from *optional face toface lectures, hands-on laboratories, multiplelearning strategies delivered ONLINE and virtuallabs to supplement and master your learning.

Monday & Thursday 5:30-7:30p.m.*optional class time excludes exams as all examsare delivered face to face BL

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10 You want a local career that is dynamic and challenging.

9 You don’t want to go to graduate school.

8 You want a career with superior job security despite economic cycles.

7 You want a professional title, but don’t want to be a doctor, lawyer or accountant.

6 You want a career with many opportunities that will provide you with skills thatare transferrable across multiple industries.

5 You would like to "earn while you learn."

4 You want a career that you control because advancement is merit-based.

3 You want to be able to choose among outstanding job offers.

2 You want a highly competitive salary and excellent benefits.

1 You are self-motivated, goal oriented, and have superior mathematics aptitude andcommunication skills.

TOP REASONS to Consider a Degree in ACTUARIAL SCIENCE at Bermuda College

Adapted from a career presentation prepared by a member of the Joint CAS/SOA Actuarial Diversity Committee.

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If this is all the Spanish you know….

….THEN you need to come and see us!

Need more convincing?• Spanish is the 4th most widely spoken language in the world

• It can improve your employment potential • It can enhance your travel experience

Consider Enrolling in a Spanish Course TODAY!Beginners Spanish I (SPA 1101)Beginners Spanish II (SPA 1102)Intermediate Spanish I (SPA 2202)

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS WORKING FOR YOU!

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Bermuda College Graduates complete your Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and/or Risk Management & Insurance at GSU.

Bermuda College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education.

Reduced tuition fees**For those students who qualify. Additional scholarships may be available to Bermudians.


NCCER CORE SUMMER BOOT CAMPOffered through the Division of Professional and Career Education (PACE), in conjunction with the Construction Association of Bermuda

Major construction projects are on the horizon. Are you qualifed to work on them?

5-WEEK NCCER CORE SUMMER BOOT CAMPis an intense course covering basic construction• Basic Safety • Introduction to Construction Math• Introduction to Hand Tools • Introduction to Power Tools• Introduction to Construction • Basic Communication Skills Drawings

• Basic Employability Skills • Introduction to Materials Handling

TECHNICAL EDUCATION“Using your hands and your head…”

APPLIED SCIENCES“Using your hands and your head…”

HEATING VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING

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REGISTRATION NOW UNDERWAY. FUNDING AVAILABLE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Thaao Dill T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

REGISTRATION ISUNDERWAY NOW!

CLASSES:May 28 – June 289 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Monday – ThursdayOR

May 28 – July 125:30 – 8:30 p.m. Monday – Thursday

8 MODULES

• NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!

• AN EXCELLENT WORK ETHIC EXPECTED!


BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS INSTITUTE(BOMI)

Facilities Management AdministratorDo you manage facilities, work with architects, engineers or construction companies? The Facilities Management Administrator (FMA) designation benefits both new and experienced facilities professionals through the development of valuable skills in strategic planning, project management, corporate finance, capital investment, and physical asset management. Topics include planning and project management, facilities technologies,

BOMI CurriculumThe Design, Operations and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part IThe Design, Operations and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part IIFundamentals of Facilities Management, Technologies for Facilities ManagementFacilities Planning and Project Management, Real Estate Investment and FinanceEnvironmental Health and Safety, Ethics is Good BusinessFOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: The Division of Professional & Career EducationRecruitment Officer: Thaao Dill • T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

ASSOCIATION OF CHARTERED CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS

(ACCA) PROGRAMMEFoundations in Accountancy The ACCA Foundations in Accountancy is an entry-level suite of awards, including certificates, diplomas and a revised Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Qualification.

• Introductory Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting• Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting• Diploma in Accounting and Business• Certified Accounting Technician Qualification

This suite offers students the ability to enter the programme at various points, allowing flexibility based on knowledge and experience.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL & CAREER EDUCATION (PACE)Recruitment Officer: Thaao Dill • T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

JULEE SMITHNurse - Department of Corrections Associates in Arts and Science - Bermuda College -‘Class of 2003’Bachelors of Science - Hampton University ‘Class of 2008’

“I came to the College because I always wanted to bea nurse, and the College was my stepping stone tofulfilling my dream. I was also able to save money andwork at the same time, so that I could continue my

education and go away to university. After I left Bermuda College I went to Hamp-ton University to continue my studies and discovered that because my creditscould be transferred to Hampton, the transition was a lot easier.

My experience at Bermuda College was great, even though I wasn’t there likemost students every day. But when I was on campus my lecturers were alwaysavailable for me. If I needed help or questions I could reach out with a phone callor email, or pop in to see them at their office. I think Bermuda College is the rightstepping stone for the transition out of high school, and to prepare yourself for thatnext step of going away to university.”

THOMAS CHRISTOPHER FAMOUS Plant Technician - Bermuda Electric Light Company Certificate in Automotive Mechanics - ’Class of 1989’

“When I came to Bermuda College, it was at the Roberts Avenue campus, and I was in the automotive programme. Some ofmy instructors that come to mind are (the late) Mr. John Carey, Dean of Technology and Mr. Terry Greene. They were a realinspiration and help to me during my time at the College teaching me technical drawing and metal work. Bermuda Collegereally helped me be prepared for the world. I would have never worked at BELCO, if it wasn’t for the College. They just didn’t teach you the mechanics side, they also taught us the business side as well. Take advantage of Bermuda College. Itprovides great preparation for you to be able to go into your field of work.”

ALEX BUTTERFIELDRelationship Manager – Butterfield Asset ManagementAssociates in Business Administration - ‘Class of 2006’

“When I came to Bermuda College, I had a lot of people who helped me. Mr. Lyndon Jackson was one of the main peoplethat stood out; not only was he my advisor but he got me involved with Menspeak (Registered Student Organisation formales), which had just launched. I still come back and talk to the young men in Menspeak. Craig Simmons is another lec-turer that helped me as well. I also speak to his classes about investments, and the work I do. And I took many classes withDr. Trescot Wilson and I still reach out to him now and then just to touch base.

I have built a lot of great relationships with many people, from the President down to the staff. It’s a place I have a lot of respect for and I will always give back, like they did for me. Bermuda College is a great stepping stone, and a great place toget yourself prepared before you go away to university.


“THEIR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS” The mission ofBermuda College is simple… To provide a world-class academic foundation, at thetertiary level, for Bermuda’sstudents, to enable them totransition with confidence into colleges and universitiesoverseas, or into entry-level careers of choice.

Thousands of Bermudianshave chosen Bermuda College as their first step on diverse paths to success, reflected in a variety of professional, academic or vocational careers.

CONSIDER STARTING YOUR JOURNEY WITH US!

PANDORA CLEMONS Accountant – BF&M Insurance GroupAssociates in Business Administration - ‘Class of 2008’Degree of Bachelor of Business Administration/Accounting/Management - Mount Saint Vincent University - ‘Class of 2015’

“I have been to the College a couple of times, and always came back to finish what I started. Between 1981and 1983 I stud-ied the Certificate in Business Studies, but didn’t finish. Then in 1987 I came back to the College and finished it. Even whileI was working and during my breaks I always wanted to come back and finish my degree. So I came back again and in 2008,I received my Associates in Business Administration and then went to Mount Saint Vincent to receive my Bachelors.

Dr. Ahad was one of the people that really helped; also Dr. Wilson and Mr. Holder. I didn’t give up on my education, I mighthave taken a little longer than I expected, but I didn’t give up and kept on moving forwards. My hard work is paying off, andI am working in a career that I enjoy.”


Water Quality Control

Bermuda’s unique water catchment system requires close and regular monitoring of the quality of local water tanks. From watertruckers, utility plant operators, building managers or just the average Joe Householder, the management of local drinking wateris essential, affecting the lives of Bermudian residents like fewother countries in the world.

Bermuda College is pleased to offer a 2-day mini-course on Drink-ing Water Quality Control. This course takes a holistic approachand aims to raise awareness and understanding of the differentfacets of water quality control, and how they interplay among abroad spectrum of private, government and other sectors.

Topics include:S Myths and facts about Bermuda water qualityS Environmental healthS Water contamination preventionS Building practices/codes relating to roof design and rainwater harvesting

S Water quality measurementS Drinking water treatment processes and proceduresS An introduction to international water quality standardsS Best practices in integrated water management, andS Introductory concepts of applied science

Course Dates:JUNE 25 & 26 Bermuda College West Hall (W108)9 A.M. – 5 P.M.Cost: $995 (includes light lunch)

Registration deadlineFRIDAY, JUNE 1For information contact: [email protected]


CONTENTS: NON-CREDIT COURSES 2018DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL & CAREER EDUCATION (PACE)

How to Read the Course Listings ......................................2

EXTERNAL CERTIFICATES & PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATION

ACCA: Association of Chartered Certified Accountants..................................................20

BOMI: Building Owners and Managers Institute....21

CILEX Institute of Legal Executives ........................21

ICDL: International Computer Drivers License ....21

W.I.T.S. PERSONAL TRAINER......................................22

Project Management Workshops ..............................22

SCMA: Supply Chain Management Association......22

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CERTIFICATES

Certificate for Nursing Assistants ............................22

Diploma in Wood Technology ....................................23

Drinking Water Quality Controls Workshop ........23

PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES

Marine Navigation/Pilot’s Course ............................23

Introduction to Real Estate ........................................23

DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES

Business ..........................................................................25

Business Communication............................................26

Healthcare ......................................................................26

Human Resources ........................................................27

Management ..................................................................27

New Media Marketing ................................................27

Social Media for Business............................................28

Technology Skills ..........................................................29

For Credit Courses, see page 6Courses are subject to cancellation and/or day/time changes.


EXTERNAL CERTIFICATES & PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONACCA ASSOCIATION OF CHARTERED CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTSIntroductory Certificate in Financial andManagement AccountingThis certificate is suitable for anyone looking to do an introductory qualification in accounting and finance. This includes school leavers or those already working in accounts-support roles. Previous academic qualifica-tions are not required to study this qualification. All new students must register for membership onhttp://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/apply-now.html#startapp.

Recording Financial TDS ACCA10 Transactions (FA1) This course develops a knowledge and understanding of the operational aspects of maintaining accountingrecords and procedures relating to invoicing, receiptsand payments, recording income and expenditure, thepreparation of ledger accounts and the preparation of an initial trial balance. Corequisite: TDS*ACCA12

SECA1 TH T216 TR 6:00PM-9:00PM22 May - 5 July $665Rosina Hardtman

Management Information (MA1) TDS ACCA12 This course develops knowledge and an understandingof how organisations provide basic management infor-mation for decision-making, planning and control.Corequisite: TDS*ACCA10

SECA1 TH HT214 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM21 May – 4 July $665Giles Belfrage *Both courses are required for completion of the Introductory Certificate. It is highly recommended that students take both FA1 and MA1 during the same semester.

Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management AccountingThis certificate is suitable for anyone looking to do anintroductory qualification in accounting and finance. This includes school leavers or those already working in accounts-support roles. Before studying for thisqualification, students are encouraged to completeACCA's Introductory Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting. All new students must register for membership onhttp://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/apply-now.html#startapp

Managing Cost and Finance (MA2) TDS ACCA22 This course will develop your knowledge and under-standing of the principles and techniques used inrecording, analyzing and reporting costs and revenuesfor internal management purposes. To demonstrate anddevelop applicable cost concepts in making short-termdecisions, and the application of spreadsheets in man-agement accounting.

SEC A1 TH T214 TR 6:00PM-9:00PM22 May – 5 July $665 Giles Belfrage

*Both courses (FA2 and MA2) are required for comple-tion of the Intermediate Certificate.

Diploma in Accounting and BusinessThis Diploma is suitable for anyone looking to obtainqualification in accounting and finance. If students donot have any previous academic qualifications, they must seek approval through the Division of Professional& Career Education (PACE) before attempting theDiploma. This diploma represents the first three examsof the ACCA qualification. All new students must register for membership onhttp://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/apply-now.html#startapp

Accountant in Business (F1/FAB) TDS ACCA30This module will develop knowledge and understandingof the basic principles of effective management, thebusiness environment and its influence on the opera-tion, the role of the accountant and other key businessfunctions which contribute to an efficient, effective andethical organisation.

SECA1 TH T202 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM28 May – 11 July $665 Mei Wang

ACCA Qualification**Advanced Diploma in Accounting and BusinessThis Diploma is suitable for anyone looking to obtainqualification in accounting and finance. If students donot have any previous academic qualifications, they mustfirst seek approval through the Division of Professional& Career Education (PACE) before registering. Thisdiploma is awarded after successful completion of theF4-F9 exams of the ACCA Qualification. All new students must register for membership onhttp://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/apply-now.html#startapp

Corporate and Business TDS ACCA 38Law (F4)This course will develop knowledge and skills in the understanding of the general legal framework, and of


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specific legal areas relating to business, recognising theneed to seek further specialist legal advice when neces-sary.

SEC A1 TH T222 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM21 May- 4 July $965TBA

*Students undertaking the ACCA Qualification Advanced Diploma courses must receive prior exemp-tion from the Diploma level course workhttp://www.accaglobal.com/en/qualifications/apply-now/exemptions.html

NOTE: ACCA exam and book fees are not included.

BOMI BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS INSTITUTEBOMI designations are backed by the Institute's 30years of excellence in developing and offering advancededucation programmes and have become marks of dis-tinction throughout the commercial property industry.

The Facilities Management Administrator (FMA) desig-nation benefits new and experienced facilities profes-sionals. The FMA programme helps position facilitiesmanagers as key strategic contributors within their organisations through in-depth coverage of critical-need topics, including planning and project manage-ment, facilities technologies, finance and investment, and environmental health and worker safety.

Ethics is Good Business RST 887 Ethics Is Good Business helps you understand the impact that ethical behaviour can have on your profes-sional performance and your property's bottom line.Through real-life scenarios and case studies, you willidentify and resolve ethical dilemmas that can occur on the job.

SEC A1 TH T226 W 6:00PM-9:00PM

20 June - July 11 $625Henry Ming

NOTE: All new students are expected to pay a one-timeonly BOMI enrolment fee of $265.00

CILEX INSTITUTE OF LEGAL EXECUTIVES* Professional Certificate/Diploma in Law and Practice (Level 3)*CILEX offers the Level 3 Certificate in Law and LegalPractice. This provides a short but rounded qualification

in Law and Legal Practice. Learners must complete 5topics, after which one may wish to pursue the Level 3Professional Diploma in Law and Practice which requires the successful completion of 5 additional units.Review the Bermuda College catalogue for unit details.

Contract Law LAW 841 This course will deliver detailed knowledge and skills togive you a good understanding of Contract Law and its application. The learner will understand key concepts,terms and processes in the area of Contract Law De-tails of the relationship between the unit and relevantnational occupational standards (if appropriate). Thisunit may provide relevant underpinning knowledge andunderstanding towards units of the Legal Advice stan-dards; specifically, Unit 47 First Line Consumer LegalAdvice and Unit 48 Consumer Legal Advice and Case-work.

SEC A1 TH T201 R 6:00PM-9:00PM26 April – 28 June $725TBA

*Level 3 Entry requirement Grade ‘C’ or above in GCSEEnglish Language; College Placement Test English andReading score of 89 or above. Persons with AssociateDegrees or higher are exempted from the CPT.NOTE: External CILEX examination and membershipfees are not included. Visithttp://www.cilex.org.uk/study for membership details.

ICDLINTERNATIONAL COMPUTER DRIVERS LICENSEICDL CDL 1101 The International Computer Driving Licence (ICDL) isan internationally-recognised certification for computerliteracy. It provides high-quality training in the theoreti-cal and practical use of computers and computer appli-cations. Word Processing (Word), Spread sheet (Excel),Databases (Access), Presentation (PowerPoint), WebBrowsing and Communication (Internet/Outlook).

SECA1 NH G223 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM14 May – 27 June $650*L’Tanya Roberts SEC A2 NH G223 MW 11:30-2:30PM14 May – 27 June $650*L’Tanya Roberts

NOTE: The fee above represents payment for the firstsemester of the two-semester programme. Materialsand ICDL assessment and exam fees are not included.


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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES AND PROFESSIONALTRAINING CERTIFICATESCERTIFICATE FOR NURSING ASSISTANTSThe Certificate for Nursing Assistants programme prepares participants to become registered Nursing Assistants with the Bermuda Nursing Council. This is a competency-based programme in which participantswill demonstrate evidence of their learning under thewatchful eyes of certified professional nurses. The practical experiences will take place throughout theprogramme in the Bermuda College Clinical Lab and in approved healthcare settings. This is a two-semesterprogramme.

Certificate for Nursing Assistants CCW 810 The Bermuda College Workforce Development Certifi-cate for Nursing Assistants prepares participants withskills to become registered with the Bermuda NursingCouncil as Nursing Assistants in the health care indus-try. Participants will cover topics such as vital signs,medical terminology, caring for seniors and others inneed of medical care, professional regulations, and legaland ethical issues around the health care industry.There are internships in an approved clinical setting.Those entering this programme must be proficient inEnglish and mathematics. Potential students will be assessed.

SECA1 NH G228 MTWR 9:00PM-5:00PM28 May – 21 June $1525TBANOTE: Dates above represent the first semester of thetwo-semester programme.

Nursing Assistant Practical CCW 820 This module blends the practical and theoretical activi-ties of nursing assisting, covering such topics as: takingVital Signs, American Heart Association Cardiopul-monary Resuscitation CPR, Moving and Handling andmore. The clinical provides practical, hands on experi-ences in a diverse group of approved health care set-tings under the supervision of a Clinical Instructor. This includes practical experience usually at the week-end as well as a one-week, full-time clinical near the end of the programme. Clinical experiences may include shift work.

SEC A1 NH G228 MTWR 9:00AM-5:00PM25 June – 20 July $1525TBA

Certificate for ONLINE-CCW 810Nursing Assistants This module blends the practical and theoretical activi-ties of Nurse Associates, covering such topics as: takingVital Signs, American Heart Association Cardiopul-


WORLD INSTRUCTOR TRAINING SCHOOLS (W.I.T.S.)Certified Personal Fitness Trainer FIT 820 Bermuda College, in collaboration with the World Instructor Training Schools (W.I.T.S.), a leader in fitnesstraining and certification in the U.S., is delivering thePersonal Fitness Trainer Certification. This programmeconsists of three essential components: a strong theo-retical foundation taught through classroom lecture anddiscussion; a hands-on practicum where students de-velop professional skills and techniques through obser-vation and practice; and an internship which providesadditional practical experiences in a real-world setting.

SECA1 BH B163 TR 6:00PM-8:00PM16 April – 21 June $1,175 Kali Douglas NOTE: External examination fees are not included.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPSFundamentals for Project TDS MGN30 Initiation and PlanningProject management provides visibility of project healthto the business. Topics include Defining Project Scope,Mind Maps, Stakeholder Management, DeterminingRisks, Microsoft Project as a Time Management Tool and more.

SEC A1 WH W108 TWR 5:30PM-8:30PM12 June – 22 June $1125SEC A2 WH W108 TWR 9:00AM-4:00PM12, 13, 14 June $1125

SCMA SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF CANADASUPPLY MANAGEMENT TRAINING CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME SCMASupply management training will equip entry to mid-level practitioners with the necessary skills to supportsupply chain functions and the related business skills to help advance their careers. Courses can be taken individually or complete them all to earn the Certifi-cate/Diploma in Supply Management.

Introduction to Business BUS 644Planning Worshop This seminar provides an overview of strategic planningin an organization and the basic elements of a strategicanalysis (SWOT). Topics covered include Porter 5-forcesmodel, critical success factors, strategic maps and com-pany positioning, and strategic models.

SEC A1 HH H115 MTWR 6:00PM-9:00PM11 June – 14 June $975Leon Thomas

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monary Resuscitation, Moving and Handling and more.The clinical provides practical, hands on experiences ina diverse group of approved health care settings underthe supervision of a Clinical Instructor. This includespractical experience one weekend each month as wellas a one-week, full-time clinical near the end of the programme. Please note this is an online programme.

SEC A228 May – 27 August $1,525

Nursing Assistant Practical ONLINE-CCW 820This module blends the practical and theoreticalactivities of Nurse Associates, covering such topics as:taking Vital Signs, American Heart AssociationCardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Moving and Handlingand more. The clinical provides practical, hands onexperiences in a diverse group of approved health caresettings under the supervision of a Clinical Instructor.This includes practical experience one weekend eachmonth as well as a one-week, full-time clinical near theend of the programme. Please note this is an onlineprogramme.

SEC A228 May – 27 August $1,525

Certificate for Nursing Assistants BridgingThe Bermuda College’s Nursing Assistant Bridging Programme will prepare individuals who have earned a Certificate in Continuing Care Worker, Geriatric Aide or completed the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s Auxiliary Training Course. This programme will upgradetheir skill sets and competencies to support the 21stcentury health care industry needs. Students in this programme will complete a twenty-one hour internshipin an approved clinical setting. This 4 day workshop in-cludes theory, practice and culminates with a final exam.

SEC A1 WH W108 9:00AM-4:00PMTDS NABP3 3 May $150 TDS NABP4 4 May $150

NOTE: Certificate requires completion of all 4 work-shops.

Diploma in Wood Technology TDS WTC2 (A1)(Carpentry)This programme has been designed to meet both endsof the local carpentry industry and the requirementsfor the National Training Board and the National Centrefor Construction Education and Research (NCCER).This course requires that individuals have 5 years ormore experience in the trade or possess an Associate’sDegree or higher. Students in the programme can expect practical assignments, lectures and field trips tolocal building sites and industries. The self-directed activities and supervised assistance will enable students

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to progress successfully through this programme.

SEC A1 TH T160 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM7 May – 15 August $2195 per moduleKevin BeanSEC A2 TH T160 MW 11:30AM-2:30pm7 May – 15 August $2195 per moduleKevin BeanNOTE: The fees above represent payment for 1 module;Diploma in Wood Technology requires completion of 4semesters

Drinking Water Quality TDS HEA6Controls WorkshopThis course offers a holistic approach to water qualitycontrol in Bermuda and is designed to enhance theknowledge of workers and specialists in the field. Additionally, this course aims to raise awareness and understanding of the different facets of water qualitycontrol and how they interplay among a broad spec-trum of private, government and other sectors. Topicsinclude myths & facts concerning BDA water quality, environmental health, water contamination prevention,building practices/codes relating to roof design and rainwater harvesting, water quality measurement drinking water treatment processes and procedures, introduction to international water quality standards,best practices in integrated water management and introductory concepts of applied science.

SEC A1 WH W108 MT 9:00AM-5:00PM25 June and 26 June $995 (includes light lunch)

PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUINGEDUCATION COURSESMarine Navigation Pilot’s Course NAV 851This basic course covers the syllabus for the Marine andPorts Local Licenses to “C” class covering coastal navi-gation in local and international waters.

SEC A1 BH B160 W 6:00PM-8:30PM2 May – 4 July $450TBA

Introduction to Real Estate RST 860The Introduction to Real Estate course provides thefundamental knowledge required for those navigatingthe Bermuda real estate market and those entering the real estate industry. The content for the course is designed around the requirements for the BermudaReal Estate Exam.

SEC A1 BH B260 M 6:00PM-9:00PM7 May – 23 July $495Lawrence Sticca


COURSE CURRICULUM• Principles and practice of real estate• General aspects of Bermuda Property Laws• Navigating Bermuda’s market• Real estate transactions and much more...

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:The Division of Professional and Career EducationRecruitment Officer:Thaao Dill • T: 239-4099 • E: [email protected]

BECOME A CERTIFIED CARPENTERDiploma in Wood Technology (General Carpentry) The Bermuda College Diploma in Wood Technology is sanctioned by theConstruction Association of Bermuda (CAOB) and supported by theDepartment of Workforce Development. It is designed to meet theneeds of both the local carpentry industry and the National Centrefor Construction Education and Research (NCCER).

This is a modular course delivered over four semestersand includes the NCCER Core.No previous experience required, but candidates should possess basic English and math skills.

uClasses are held two evenings/week


business and work information.

SEC A1 Distance Education7 May – 1 June $195SEC A22 July – 27 July $195

Embracing Sustainability TDS 990in the WorkplaceIt’s a smart business practice and the right thing to do.Learn how to implement sustainability solutions foryour workplace. Gain practical information for yourselfand your employees to begin on Monday morning!Brand your organisation in the world of environmentalstewardship. Your instructors will detail and deliverpractical approaches and applications toward imple-menting sustainability with guidance in planning proce-dures. Take back practical tips on operating your indoorenvironments to consider air, water, lighting, fitness, nutrition, mind and comfort. For anyone pursuing a career in a company or in government where there is an effort to build awareness and to gain a deeper un-derstanding of the importance of environmental stew-ardship and overall social responsibility.

SEC A1 Distance Education4 June – 29 June $195SEC A26 August – 31 August $195

Certificate in Accounting and TDS 830Finance for Non-Financial ManagersEvery successful person in the workplace utilises finan-cial information to aid effective decision making. TheCertificate in Accounting and Finance for Non-FinancialManagers explains the financial concepts and accountingprocesses used in most businesses and will providepractical techniques that will increase your effectivenessand career.

SEC A1 Distance Education2 April – 31 August $495

Cash is King TDS 836Cash is arguably the most important factor in businesssuccess. D&B reports 90% of all small business failuresare due to poor cash flow - more money gets paid outthan collected. It is the non-financial manager who reallymakes a difference in the day-to-day cash activities. Dis-cover how to maximise cash flow, learn the importanceof cash and find out your role in cash flow success.

SEC A1 Distance Education7 May – 1 June $195SEC A22 July – 27 July $195

Financial Analysis and Planning TDS 835for Non Financial Managers Designed for non-financial managers, business owners,entrepreneurs, and other decision-makers, this advanced course will take the mystery out of money

DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES BUSINESS Certificate in Project TDS 560ManagementProject management provides visibility of project healthto the business and the customer. Through continuousmonitoring, early detection of variations to plan, sched-ule, and budget can be communicated to stakeholdersfor quick resolution, including project cancelation. Thisbasic information will assist you in learning the begin-nings of Project Management.

SEC A1 Distance Education2 April – 29 June $495

Certificate in Non-Profit TDS 1050 Administration Get the best training on revenue generation for non-profits, and programme evaluation for non-profits.

2 April – 29 June $595

Business Coaching Certificate TDS 575Mentoring and coaching have come to be used morefrequently in organisations to improve leadership competencies. The knowledge you gather will changethe way you see yourself in the workplace. Through this knowledge, you can find helpful strategies to navigate through work and life.


Certificate in Office Operations TDS 555 Discover strategies for focusing on specific office out-comes and operating a high-functioning office. Officeoperations refer to the administration and managementof office business practices to support the highest levelof efficiency and productivity within an organisation.Course includes Cyber Security for Managers and Embracing Sustainability in the Workplace.

SEC A1 Distance Education2 April – 31 August $495

Cyber Security for Managers TDS 1005Cyber security issues are all around us and reach nearlyevery part of our business and work, from online bank-ing and education to Facebook and Wi-Fi. Finally, youcan get up to date on Cyber Security basics and funda-mentals. Designed for non-technical managers, directors,and others in the work place, you will learn aboutthreats and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks,viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover planning,Intrusion Detection/Prevention, basic security architec-ture, introductory forensics, and cyber terrorism. Atthe end of this course, you will have the knowledgeneeded to practice safer computing and safeguard your


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Entrepreneurship Certificate TDS 1070 Boost your chances of success for your new or smallbusiness and reduce your risks. Get the latest on planning your business, brainstorming business ideas and a checklist for going into business. Then learn how to create a business plan, including assessing business feasibility.

SEC A1 Distance Education 2 April – 31 August $495

BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONCertificate in Presentation Media TDS 1055 Learn how to use Prezi, the new slide software thatgoes beyond one-dimensional presentations, and thefiner points of Photoshop for presentations. Discoverthe design elements to creating visual presentations for success using any media.

SEC A1 Distance Education 2 April – 31 August $495

Infographics TDS 570After taking this course in “Infographics”, students willbe exposed to a powerful, concise way to present infor-mation. The course begins with a history of Infographicsand the types of infographics used in Business, Educa-tion and Industry. Students will be exposed to Pinterestand other web-based sources of infographics. Thecourse proceeds to an exposure to various user-friendly infographic creation websites. Students willlearn the basics of designing infographics and be able to make their own simple infographic.

SEC A2 Distance Education4 June – 29 June $195

HEALTHCAREMedical Billing and Coding TDS NUR44Medical billing and coding is one of the fastest growingcareers in healthcare industry. This programme deliversthe skills students need to solve insurance billing andcoding problems. This course will also provide a highlevel overview of ICD-10CM. Additional topics includeintroduction to international classification of diseases,clinical medication and coding guidelines, basics of diagnostic and procedural coding to coding for generalsurgery and radiology and more. National certificationexams are available for students who complete thiscourse including the American Academy of ProfessionalCoders. Students may be required to have a minimumof 6 months of practical work experience prior to pursuing the national certification exams. Students entering this programme must have a high schooldiploma or GED.

SEC A1 Distance Education 2 May – Self Paced $1,799


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matters. Throughout this course, financial informationthat drives your organisation, as seen on the business’sreports, will be assessed and analysed to understand it.An understanding of this information will help you make smart decisions when it comes to budgeting, setting goals, and assessing performance within your own area of influence.


Certficate in Data Analysis TDS 1200Data analysis is quickly becoming one of the mostsought-after skills in the workplace. Companies havevast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someonewith the ability to analyse that data to see trends andmake predictions. Add a whole new skill set to yourportfolio, and make a big difference in the success ofyour organisation by acquiring data analysis skills. Beginwith getting a basic understanding of how to analysedata in a business setting. Then learn how many of your business decisions involve comparing groups for differences.


Intermediate Data Analysis TDS 1205Many of your business decisions involve comparinggroups for differences. For example, would men andwomen prefer different product features? In addition,you may look at relationships between variables. Doesproduct recognition relate to subsequent product purchase? This Intermediate Data Analysis course willintroduce you to the statistics behind these group differences and relationships. In addition, you’ll learnhow to work with ratings, graphs and user-friendly reports of statistical results.

SEC A1 Distance Education7 May – 1 June $195 SEC A22 July – 27 July $195

Advanced Data Analysis TDS 1210After taking this Advanced course in Data Analysis, youwill be able to perform inquiries that will be useful toyour business or organisation, and have the skill neces-sary to communicate these results through graphs andtext that your fellow employees will understand. Takethe guesswork out of important company decisions andmake decisions based on statistically significant informa-tion. Whether your business is home based or a largecompany, this class will take you to the next level whereimportant decision-making is concerned.



Medial Administrative Assistant TDS NUR55This programme prepares students to function effec-tively in many of the administrative and clerical posi-tions in the healthcare industry. The courses coverareas and topics such as interpersonal skills, medicalethics and basic medical law, medical terminology andbasics of insurance billing and coding, medical recordsmanagement and management of practice finances. Students entering this programme must have a highschool diploma or GED. US National certification options are available to students who complete thiscourse.

SEC A1 Distance Education 2 May – Self Paced $1,299

Spanish for Medical TDS 1025 Professionals This Spanish class is designed specifically for healthcareprofessionals. You will practice the basic, practical language skills needed to effectively communicate withyour Spanish-speaking patients and their families. Youwill learn how to ask the questions crucial to qualityhealthcare.

SECA1 Distance Education 4 June – 27 July $290

Dementia Care TDS 1115The 21st century workforce is challenged to care for an exponentially growing population of persons withdementia. This course provides essential knowledge and understanding about neurological diseases that affect cognition and memory, and practical application of effective skills for supporting persons with dementia.Expertise in this growing area of human services alsoenhances your resume.

SEC A2 Distance Education4 June – 28 July $495

Spanish for Medical Professionals TDS 1025 This Spanish class is designed specifically for healthcareprofessionals. You will practice the basic, practical lan-guage skills needed to effectively communicate withyour Spanish-speaking patients and their families. You will learn how to ask the questions crucial to quality healthcare.

SEC A2 Distance Education 4 June – 27 July $290

HUMAN RESOURCESBusiness Coaching Certificate TDS 575Mentoring and coaching have come to be used morefrequently in organisations to improve leadership competencies. The knowledge you gather will change the way you see yourself in the workplace. Through

Courses are subject to cancellation and/or day/time changes.this knowledge, you can find helpful strategies to navi-gate through work and life.

SEC A2 Distance Education4 June – 2 July $395

MANAGEMENTCertificate in Project TDS 560ManagementProject management provides visibility of project healthto the business and the customer. Through continuousmonitoring, early detection of variations to plan, sched-ule, and budget can be communicated to stakeholdersfor quick resolution, including project cancelation. Thisbasic information will assist you in learning the begin-nings of Project Management.

SEC A2 Distance Education4 June – 31 August $495

Managing Generations TDS 1372in the Workplace Get an understanding of managing workers of differentgenerations in the workplace. Discover what motivateseach generation at work, what incentives they respondto, and what messages they value.

SEC A2 Distance Education 4 June – 24 June $175SECA36 August – 31 August $175

NEW MEDIA MARKETINGGoogle Apps for Business TDS 1110 Google has variety of web based applications and toolsto help you become more productive, including Gmail,Google Calendar, Drive, Hangouts, Documents, Spread-sheets, Presentations, and more. You will also learn howto manage online meetings and webinars.

SEC A1 Distance Education 7 May – 1 June $195SEC A2 Distance Education2 July – 27 July $195

Google Analytics TDS 1112This course, aimed at non-technical users, will take youthrough all the key techniques and how to use websiteanalytics using the world-standard Google Analytics.You’ll also learn how to calculate return on investment(ROI) for your online advertising, and how to get moreconversions and sales from your website visitors.


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Mobile Marketing Certificate TDS 1090 The way consumers are interacting with brands andconnecting to the world is changing because of mobiles.Students will learn about location-based marketing, mobile payments, QR codes, applications, and mobilecoupons. They will also learn step-by-step instructionson how non-technical users can build, deploy and market smartphone applications across android, iPhone and Blackberry platforms. Get the knowledgeneeded to implement a mobile marketing plan for your organisation.

SEC A2 Distance Education 7 May – 31 August $595

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESSCertificate in Social Media TDS 545for Business Get in on this exciting and growing way to communi-cate market and serve your customers and clients. For businesses, non-profits, government, and other organisations. From Facebook to Twitter, blogging,YouTube, LinkedIn, and more, discover the new princi-ples of communication that apply across all networks

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and how these specific social networks work and thepossible uses for your organisation.

SEC A2 Distance Education 4 June – 27 July $495

TWITTER for Business TDS 500 Twitter is a hot social media platform for business andorganisations. Learn the best way to take advantage ofthe unique opportunities Twitter offers. Discover thebest ways to create relationships and network with your key constituents.


Video Marketing Certificate TDS 540 Sight, sound and motion are much more compelling than static words on a page. In this course you will discover how to use simple online video to bond with your viewer, drive traffic to your website, boostbusiness and build brand awareness. Learn how to useGoogle and YouTube to market your business 24/7.


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You Tube for Business TDS 520 Increase your business with YouTube, the online videosite and now the second largest search engine. Discoverthe power of video for your organisation.

SEC A1 Distance Education 7 May – 1 June $395SEC A2 Distance Education2 July – 27 July $395

Managing & Marketing Webinars TDS 1062Boost your success with webinars by getting the mostadvanced and latest information on managing and mar-keting webinars. Find out when and how often to pro-mote webinars, how to do follow up promotion tothose who click-through on your initial emails, and ow to generate more leads and inquiries. Discover ourunique needs assessment model, and take back our 5 secrets to creating high response surveys. Market re-search can be simple, no-cost and effective, loweringyour risks. Then take home our webinar planning time-line with the ideal timeframe for planning and marketingwebinars for maximum success.

SEC A1 Distance Education4 June – 29 June $195SEC A2 Distance Education6 August – 31 August $345

Designing Successful Webinars TDS 1063Webinars are a hot meeting format that save money and reach more people than in-person meetings. Usethem for customer education, staff meetings and train-ing, presentations, virtual seminars and much more. The technology is simple, but good webinar presenta-tion techniques are critical. Discover the power of successful webinars for your business organisation.Then learn the 4 key strategies to make your webinarsmore successful. Acquire techniques and tips that willmake your webinars winners with your audiences.

7 May – 1 June $195

Certificate in Designing TDS 1064Successful Webinars Finally, you can acquire the best professional develop-ment in webinar design, presentations, planning, andmarketing. Webinars are a popular format for deliveringinformation. They can be very successful for your organi-sation, IF you have good webinar presentations andgood management and marketing. Discover the powerof successful webinars for your business organisation.Then learn the 4 key strategies to make your webinarsmore successful. Acquire techniques and tips that willmake your webinars winners with your audiences. Thenacquire the webinar planning skills involved in budgeting,pricing, and marketing webinar meetings. Take back acertificate in designing webinars that provides you with

the latest and best information about presenting webi-nars, as well as managing and marketing them. You willbe learning from two of the foremost authorities on webinars.

SEC A1 Distance Education7 May – 29 June $345

TECHNOLOGY SKILLS Mastering Computer Skills TDS 1172for the Workplace Must-have skills to succeed in the workplace include the ability to create, edit and manage presentations inMS PowerPoint, documents in MS Word, email and calendars in MS Outlook, and spreadsheets in MS Excel.Master the most common uses so that you can workfaster and more efficiently.

SEC A2 Distance Education 4 June - 29 June $195

Mastering Microsoft Excel TDS 1272 A must-have skill to succeed in business is the ability to create, edit and manage spreadsheets. Examine thelife of an Excel worksheet and workbook, from creationto presentation. Learn how an Excel worksheet is con-structed, populated with content, and edited for deliv-ery. You will leave class with a set of skills that are inhigh demand and will be a deciding factor in your futuresuccess.

SEC A2 Distance Education 4 June – 29 June $195

NOTE: All students registering for distance educationcourses must be proficient with computers.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: All students registering for online courses must be proficient with computers. Internet access with Internet Explorer; Firefox Mozilla; or Safari web browser.Audio software such as Windows Media, Real, or Flash and speakers to listen to audio.Course Details - www.college.bm/pace

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LOCATION: Bermuda College Centre 2nd Floor

WAYS TO CONTACT US:1. TEL: 236-90002. ONLINE: www.college.bm3. EMAIL: [email protected]

4. MAIL: P.O. Box HM 2718,

Hamilton HMBX, Bermuda

DETAILS FOR NON-CREDIT COURSES CONTACT: DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL AND CAREER EDUCATION

1. TEL: 236-9000 ext. 4117/4119

2. FAX: 239-4028

3. EMAIL: [email protected]

ACCREDITATION STATUSBermuda College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education.

Inquiries regarding the accreditation status by the New England Association should be directed to the administrative staff of the institution. Individuals mayalso contact:

The Commission on Institutions of Higher Education New England Association of Schools and Colleges 209 Burlington Road, Suite 201Bedford, MA 01730-1433 T: (781) 271-0022 • E-Mail: [email protected]

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ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS AND PARTNERSHIPSBermuda College has established a number of agreementswith colleges and universities in Canada, the United King-dom, the United States of America, and the WestIndies/Caribbean Islands. The purpose of these agreementsis to formalise the pathways for Bermuda College studentsto continue their studies abroad. Articulation Agreementsfacilitate a seamless transfer to baccalaureate programmesfor Bermuda College graduates, often with a course-for-course template. Partnerships may indicate that the twoinstitutions have agreed to collaborate, exchange students,faculties, and programmes, and share research. In the caseof a partnership, BC course transfers must be worked out,by case.

To facilitate a smooth transition to the transfer school, students are encouraged to make an appointment with theBermuda College Career and Counseling Centre to ensurethat the appropriate agreement or partnership has been negotiated with the school they have selected, and that theymeet the requirements for transfer.

Visit the Bermuda College website to view the list ofschools and to determine whether the proposed course ofstudy is covered by the existing agreements. You can findthis information at:https://www.college.bm/index.php/about/transfer-agreements

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Visit our website: www.college.bmTo learn more about academic opportunities contact:

Recruitment Officer at T: 239-4099 or E: [email protected]


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