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This course examines Provincial statutes as they apply to workplaces within the Province of British Columbia. The internal reporting system and the systems partners, such as WSBC and various governing bodies, will be reviewed. Applicable legislation will be studied as well as its relationship to...

This program is designed to provide students with necessary skills to function as part of an effective first aid program in the workplace. Successful participants will be qualified to work as WorkSafeBC OFA Level 2 first aid attendants. This program also meets the requirements of the Canada Labour...

This course will introduce learners to the elements of proposal and grant writing. Students will explore practical examples, resources and reference material to develop grant and proposal documents.

This course is a review of the Spinal Orthopedics course in Semester 4. The focus is on analysis and synthesis of treatment protocols and techniques. There will be a review of the regional anatomy, pathology and assessment protocols for orthopedic conditions of the spine and pelvis. Case studies...

This course provides an introduction to the role of an animal control enforcement official, including a historical perspective, the current role and responsibilities of an Animal Control Officer, and what is required to effectively execute this role.

Students will become familiar with significant animal identifiers to assist in descriptive writing for reports, record keeping, and impoundment. This course will cover the implication of providing incorrect information of animal designations, including those thought to be a dangerous breeds. Learn...

This course provides an introduction to understanding and interpreting animal behaviour. Students will learn about typical, difficult and aggressive behaviours demonstrated by both dogs and cats. Topics will cover an examination of animal signals and actions; behavioural identifiers; common...

This course will review effective animal management not only for public health and safety, but also for the welfare of the animals themselves. Students will hear of the The Five Freedoms; what role the SPCA plays in communities and municipalities; and the importance for collaboration. Topics will...

This course will cover the requirements of an officer to prepare for and present information as evidence in public hearings or court trials. Content is woven throughout the program with daily practical work and case studies incorporated into the curriculum. Reinforcement of the skills needed...

This course will involve an analysis of legislation that governs animals and animal control in BC. You will interpret legislation and discuss associated issues and evidence. Emphasis will be placed on animal complaints such as noisy and dangerous dogs, and animal abuse and the options you have to...