Diploma Program Diploma Program
Business Foundations 215 Business Foundations 215
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Foundations 215 Foundations 215
Program Overview
The Business Foundations 215 program emphasizes the long-standing principle of “Doing the Basics Best.” The business courses in the Business Foundations 215 program focus on cutting-edge firsts, up-to-date issues that shape today’s business world using experiential learning that helps students to build a solid foundation of business knowledge and skills. Students will learn the essentials for Canadian Business, Organizational Behaviour, Marketing and Business communications. These courses work together to provide a seamless coverage of vital knowledge, helping students to understand the concepts behind best practices in business while they develop and refine their skills to meet employer expectation in business today.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, students will be able to…
- Explain the essentials of Canadian Business from the perspective of the employee, the employer (boss), the consumer and the investor.
- Create small Business opportunities and describe accounting and financial requirements
- Define the key elements making up the discipline of OB (organizational behaviour) and explain their significance to the Canadian workplace.
- Demonstrate effective marketing skills that focus on the Canadian consumer
- Demonstrate effective oral and basic written business communication using various mediums
Career Opportunities
Upon completion of the entire course, students may be able to and not limited to obtaining a job in the Following NOC classification categories:
- General office support workers
- Receptionists
Graduation Requirements
- For you to graduate from the course you will need to have achieved a minimum of 60% alongside successfully completing your Work Experience.
- Another requirement is maintaining a minimum of 80% attendance while completing all exams, quizzes, and any other assignments.
- Your participation in class discussion and activities is pivotal for a successful run of the course.
- You will also take part in an assigned co-op report that will be submitted one-week after the completion of your co-op placement and you must achieve a Satisfactory Grade (S) to receive your formal diploma.
Courses
Business Essentials
Organizational Behaviour
Marketing
Business Communications
evaluation
A passing grade of 60% consisting of Final Exam, Midterm Project, Group Presentation, Quizzes and Assignments
This program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training.
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
48 weeks
(Classroom Instruction 672 hrs) (Co-op 672 hrs)
- Duration: 1344 hrs
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Applicants must be 19 years of age or older
- Proof of Canadian citizens or permanent residents for domestic students;
- Completion of high school and/or commencement of post-secondary studies;
- 400 hours of work experience (with proof of employment) OR, and admission test with a passing exam score.
- Admission test and oral interview with a passing score for international students.
- Completed application form to the College.
- Proof of medical insurance.
- Paid non-refundable enrollment and registration fee.
- Signed registration agreement form.
- In lieu of our admissions test, students may submit test scores from the following: TOEFL (paper based): 537; TOEFL (IBT): 75; IELTS: 6; LPI Level 4 with essay 25; TOEIC: 700 or has successfully reached the Upper Intermediate Level at SELC Language Centre.
