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TEACHING METHODS LEGEND
519-452-4444
[email protected]
COURSE DESCRIPTION LEGEND
(C) CLASSROOM
Traditional face-to-face teaching.
(BL) BLENDED
Flexible delivery format that allows students to come to
class every 2nd or 3rd week while covering online content
in between class times. Student must attend the first class
(schedule and content information will be discussed at that
time). Internet access is required (available in Fanshawe
College computer labs).
(FOL) FANSHAWEONLINE &
(OTLN) ONTARIO LEARN
Your course is completed online and you do not need to
come in to the college, except for a possible final exam.
Internet access and general computing skills are required to
use the website and produce assignments. Some corporate
networks may not be able to access the server due to
internal security. For technical support call 519-452-4478.
ACCELERATED CAREER TRAINING
Start your new career in less than 6 months.
EXCEL 2007 LEVEL I (COMP-1071)
New users will learn what a spreadsheet
is and how it can make mathematical
equations easier using formulas. Learn
how to create, edit, save and print simple
spreadsheets.
Fee: $184.62 + TB + applicable taxes
01LC
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Jan24-Feb21
1. Course name
6-9pm
(C)
6. Day(s) of the week
2. Course code
7. Start & end dates
3. Course description
8. Time
4. Course fee
9. Teaching method
5. Sections:
01 = course section
LC = London campus
GC = Galleria
11. Additional costs:
TB = textbooks
MF = materials fee
10.Refund code
ICON LEGEND
=Certificate Program
REFUND LEGEND
=In a Day
=7 days before class
=Accelerated Career Training
=3 days before first class
=Ontario Learn (Detailed Ontario Learn (OTLN)
course descriptions available on pages 99-125
or visit: www.fanshawec.ca/ce)
=7 days after first class
IMPORTANT NOTICES
7-Year Limit: Please note that all certificates must be completed
within 7 years at current standards. In addition, external credit will
not be granted for courses that you took more than 7 years ago
(or 3 years for computer courses).
Program Changes: In order to meet academic standards,
program reviews must occur every 5 to 7 years. This ensures
(a) program viability, (b) the program meets the needs of the
community and (c) that the program outcomes are current. If you
have questions regarding changes to your program please email
[email protected].
Residency Requirement: In order to graduate with a certificate,
25% of course hours taken must not overlap between past
certifications. External credits are not considered as a 'residence
credit'.
Be Prepared: If you have questions about your level of
preparedness for your Continuing Education program/course,
please contact your Program Consultant prior to registrations.
=1 business day before
third class
REFUND POLICY
Upon written request, a student may be issued a partial refund if
they withdraw from a course no later than the refund deadline.
The refund will be less an administration charge and material fees,
plus HST where applicable.
The symbol associated with each course in the Refund Legend
determines which refund date is applicable. The administrative
fee, plus HST where applicable, will be charged for withdrawals.
Late registration does not alter the refund deadline. Full refunds
will only be issued for courses cancelled by the College. Please
allow four to six weeks for refunds to be processed during
peak periods. The method of payment used for your refund will
correspond to the last method of payment used on your account
(eg. if your last payment was by credit card, the refund will be
issued back to your credit card).
Administration fee is $26.50 ($23 non-refundable fee + $3.50
refundable copyright fee) + applicable taxes for non-graded
courses and $35.50 ($32 non-refundable fee + $3.50 refundable
copyright fee) for graded courses.
Fees subject to HST as applicable.
3
=14 days after first class