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Professional Development: JCLT, Personality Dimensions, CDP Certification
"In the long run Douglas College has guided me to my destination."
-CFCS Continuing Education student
To Register in courses:
Organizations, if you are paying for an employee(s) or client(s) and want to be invoiced:
Authorization to invoice courses (pdf)
Authorization to invoice books & materials (pdf)
Authorization to request refund for courses (pdf)
CDP Certification: Getting Started on Your Application
Applying to become a BC Certified Career Development Practitioner (CCDP)? Get a head start on your application process by attending this interactive, hands-on workshop. Learn how to effectively compile your statements of evidence and develop a comprehensive portfolio to support your CCDP application. This six-hour workshop will enable participants to develop a detailed outline and get started on compiling their *portfolio.
Each workshop consists of two Thursday evenings 1830-2130.
| Instructor: | John Saremba, MRM |
| Location: | Douglas College - New Westminster Campus |
| Fee: | $35 (includes materials/handouts) |
| CRN: | 31150 |
| Term: | 200931 |
| Dates: | Sept 24 and Oct 8, 2009, 1830-2130 |
| CRN: | 11035 |
| Term: | 201011 |
| Dates: | Jan 21, Feb 4, 2010, 1830-2130 |
| CRN: | 11036 |
| Term: | 201011 |
| Dates: | Mar 4 and 18, 2010, 1830-2130 |
| CRN: | 21027 |
| Location: | 201021 |
| Dates: | Apr 15 and 29, 1020, 1830-2130 |
| CRN: | 21028 |
| Term: | 201021 |
| Dates: | May 27 and Jun 3, 2010, 1830-2130 |
*Disclaimer: It is the participant’s responsibility to ensure the accuracy and completeness of her/his CCDP application and to keep informed on any updates to the application process. Consult with the BC CDA registrar for specific questions regarding individual applications.
Employing People with Learning Difficulties and Disabilities: For Career Development and Supported Employment Practitioners
*VRA approval number 4849-5A
Learn how to address the employment outcomes of people with learning difficulties and disabilities. Effective leadership and staff training improve employment outcomes: This can happen in your organization. We have found that professionals, who work with people with learning difficulties or disabilities, benefit from a comprehensive understanding of the training and employment processes that support individuals into successful, long term employment outcomes. The Do It Right approach will help you understand the key elements of the supported employment process, and enable you to take a leadership role, in increasing employment outcomes. In the Do It Right course, you will gain an improved understanding of the following:
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Supported & customized employment |
Addressing employer needs |
| Skill training techniques | Job site accommodation & on-site training |
| Marketing to employers & unions | Job placement & support strategies |
| Functional assessments | And much more! |
Required Textbook: Real Work for Real Pay: Inclusive Employment for People with Disabilities, Wehman, Paul, 2007 (available from the Douglas College New Westminster Bookstore).
Instructors: Bob Logelin, BA, MEd. Bob has been training and employing people with learning difficulties and disabilities for over 25 years. He has received numerous awards for his work including the DRN Award of Excellence. Bob is the Department Head of ASE Programs at Douglas College, and was the Principal of Victoria Vocational College and Vice President of Cosmic Construction. He is the author of “Standards for Best Practice: A Guide to Effective Training” and “Employment Program Standards” (MCFD).
Manon Gelinas is the Manager of North Shore Employment Connexions, a successful, values based, SE program for PWD, recently supporting over 30 individuals into quality employment situations.
| CRN: | 21018 (COUN 811 050) |
| Term: | 201021 |
| Dates/Times: | 10 classes Wed Apr 7 to Jun 9, 2010, 1800-2100 |
| Fee: | $465 |
| Instructors: | Bob Logelin Manon Gelinas |
Organizations, if you are paying for an employee(s) or client(s) and want to be invoiced:
Authorization to invoice courses (pdf)
Authorization to invoice books & materials (pdf)
Authorization to request refund for courses (pdf)
Job Club Leadership Training (JCLT)
New 2009 Job Finding Club Leadership Facilitator Manual (included)
Douglas College in partnership with ENET. Job Club Leaders help clients find a suitable job within the shortest feasible time period. Become certified and learn how to facilitate Job Clubs using the Azrin model of demonstration, practice feedback and positive reinforcement. JCLT is an intense 35hrs (one week). JCLT can also be offered at your work site or location of your choice anywhere in North America. Contact: 604-527-5959 or email CFCSCE@douglas.bc.ca
- Application Information (pdf)
- Frequently Asked Questions (pdf)
- Program Admission Application (pdf)
| Tuition: | $625 |
| Dates: |
Monday to Friday, Sept 20 - 24th, 2010 |
| Times: | 0830-1630 |
Personality Dimensions® in partnership with Sandy McLeod
Become certified in Personality Dimensions Level 1 and learn how to use this dynamic tool to identify personality strengths and preferences with a focus on existing strengths and emerging human potential. For additional information about Personality Dimensions contact Sandy McLeod 604-952-4652 or email: sandy@shiftingviews.ca
| CRN: | 31195 (CDGI 150 001) |
| Dates/Times: | Nov 26, 27, 28 2009, 0830 -1630. Deadline to register is Nov 6, 2009. |
| Location: | Douglas College, New West Campus |
| Fee: | $755 includes all materials |
| Instructor: | Sandy McLeod, MA, Level II Personality Dimensions® and True Colors® trainer. |
| CRN: | 21020 (CDGI 150 001) |
| Dates/Times: | Apr 15, 16, 17, 2010, 0830 -1630. Deadline to register is Mar 26, 2010. |
| Location: | Douglas College, New West Campus |
| Fee: | $755 includes all materials |
| Instructor: | Sandy McLeod, MA, Level II Personality Dimensions® and True Colors® trainer. |