College Writing

This course is designed to help students develop college level writing skills. The emphasis is on basis skill and development. All exercises and assignments are designed to improve general literacy.

Biology I

This course is a senior level study of cell biology in preparation for Anatomy and Physiology courses in Health Science programs as well as preparation for semester II biology pre-requisite for entry into the Collaborative University / College Nursing program.

Preparatory Chemistry I

This course is designed to prepare the student for further studies in chemical technology and health sciences.

 Pre-Technical Math

This mathematics course provides students with an opportunity to strengthen or enhance their understanding and skills in arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry in preparation for entry to Technician/Technology programs, or for further study in other mathematics courses.

Computer Applications I

In this course, students will familiarize themselves with the basics of personal computers, customize Windows Vista, and manage file and folders. They will also work with simple tools and browse the Internet.

Native Identity Development

This course is designed to provide the student with an opportunity for personal growth and development. The student will participate in a process of self-exploration, by examining such topics as: personalities, goals and decision-making, personality conflicts, spirituality, personal balance, anger/fear and assertiveness. Students will gain practical knowledge of various low-risk self-development workshop settings.

Communication in Today’s Workplace

Explore the transformation of work in an information age and acquire the skills required for successful communication in a changing workplace. Develop abilities in four categories of information management - accessing networked information, summarizing information, creating information for diverse purposes and audiences, and publishing information using both print and electronic media. Implement self-directed learning strategies for skill development. Select optional projects to match areas of interest and career and educational goals.

Biology II

This course is a senior level of various biological concepts with regard to the effects of natural processes and human interventions and their impact on organisms. The course is designed as preparatory to entry into the Collaborative University / College Nursing program.

Preparatory Chemistry II

This course builds upon the foundation established in a previous preparatory chemistry course. It will provide an extended background in chemical concepts particularly applicable to students entering the health science and chemistry programs.

Introductory Statistics

This course is an introductory course covering the principles of statistics. The course is designed to cover selected topics thoroughly rather than skim lightly over a wide range of areas in statistics. This course would be suitable for students entering a post secondary program where statistics is part of the curriculum or for students who are undecided as to their post secondary program choice and want some exposure to statistics.

Computer Applications II

This course is a continuation of Computer Applications I. Students will be introduced to spreadsheet (MS Excel) & database (MS Access) software, and the integration of data developed by the software in both courses. Problem solving in a business environment will be emphasized

Native Community Health Issues

This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to examine current health issues in Native communities in Canada. The course will examine Federal Indian Health Policies and legislation as well as common health issues in Native Communities such as: preparing for motherhood/fatherhood, midwifery, prenatal nutrition, diabetes, and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The course will also study mental health issues on reserves, such as: stress, depression, suicide, anger, grief, sexual assault and incest.

The significance of the mind, body and spirit and ceremonialism in healing/health of Native peoples will also be discussed.