Second Career Program: Key Information
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Second Career Program: Key Information First Experience with Second Career: Visit Employment Ontario’s website for detailed Employment Counsellors can also provide you information on the Second Career/Skills with a wealth of information about getting back Development Strategy, criteria and procedures: to work. Some Resource Centres offer career ontario.ca/secondcareer pathways, job finding clubs, resumé workshops, The first step in the Second Career program is etc. Please check with your local Centre for more to make an appointment with an Employment details on the services that they can provide. Counsellor at your local Resource Centre. To find the nearest Resource Centre, visit the These counsellors determine if you’re eligible to Second Career website and click on “Where participate. Seneca can’t assess your situation do I go?” or call 1-800-387-5656. or provide information regarding your eligibility to participate in any training support program. Already Met with Employment Counsellor: Once you have met with your case manager Seneca can’t determine whether a program will and they’ve pre-qualified you to participate in be funded by the Ministry, as it is dependent on the Second Career program, you can begin your own individual case. searching for a program of study. A program For a list of Seneca’s programs, visit: choice must be six months to two years in senecacollege.ca/program duration to be eligible for funding. Applying to a Program: Seneca only accepts applications online via Tuition, Book and Supply Costs and Start Dates ontariocolleges.ca To get this information in pdf format that you NOTE: you must meet ALL of the admission can print and submit with your application, visit: requirements as outlined on the program’s senecacollege.ca/registrar/admissions/ website. There is a $95, non-refundable fee to secondcareer/151 apply to a program through Ontario Colleges. Seneca’s Admissions Handbook also outlines Fee Breakdowns all fees and start and end dates for the 2015 All program fees and text book costs are here: academic year: senecacollege.ca/registrar/ senecacollege.ca/registrar/fees/ admissions/publications/
Accepted to Seneca & Inquiring about Second Career Application: We understand that you may be waiting to hear obtain any status updates, please contact your back from Employment Ontario on the status Assessment Centre. Your financial obligations to of your application for funding. Seneca is not Seneca (tuition fees, deposits) are the same as able to provide you with this information. To all other Seneca students. Application for Funding Denied: If you’ve received word from the Ministry that There are also multiple government grants that your application for funding has been denied, you may be eligible for once you have applied there may be other options to help you return to OSAP. to school. Here are just a few: In addition to OSAP and grants, Seneca OSAP College offers over $5 million dollars in awards, This is a government program designed to bursaries and scholarships each academic provide loans to qualifying students. These year. For more information on financial aid loans are interest-free for the duration you’re in opportunities at Seneca: school. Interest is accrued the day you graduate senecacollege.ca/financialaid from a program. There are also externally available awards, For more information, visit osap.gov.on.ca. bursaries and scholarships. Here are two websites that list hundreds of options: studentawards.com and scholarshipscanada.com. Application for Funding Approved: Congratulations! Please bring your government contract into our Admissions department and they’ll let you know if there are any additional tasks required.
Second Career Program: Studying at Seneca Pre-Admission Testing Fee & Sample Tests: If testing is required for English and/or Math, For practice tests: senecacollege.ca/registrar/ the fee is $55. admissions/admissionspolicy.html Type of Instruction: Course material may be delivered in a variety field visits, case studies and collaborative of ways including lectures, presentations, guest learning. Different classes may utilize different speakers, class discussions, group projects/ methods, and many encompass an online presentations, self-assessments, workshops, component. Class Size: The average class size ranges from 25 to 40 students. Fixed Curriculum or Individual Plan: The curriculum is generally fixed. An individual learning plan may be developed if required. Does Seneca evaluate course content? Yes. All Seneca programs are evaluated each semester start, individual course outlines regularly. This may involve bringing programs to are reviewed and modified, if needed, to ensure the program advisory committees to review and material covered is current and relevant. update all course materials. In addition, prior to Seneca Curriculum Development: Programs are developed with the help of committee consists of at least ten members key industry professionals through program from the College administration, faculty and advisory committees. The Seneca faculty works staff, as well as employers, industry partners, vigorously with these industry professionals to professional and trade associations, regulatory ensure the material delivered in class is up-to- bodies, etc. date and comprehensive. A program advisory
Instructor Qualifications: Instructors’ qualifications vary from course to Many instructors also have professional course. All Seneca instructors bring a wealth of designations and various levels of knowledge (practical and theoretical) as well as postsecondary education in their discipline. relevant field experience to the classroom. Grade Calculation: Evaluation breakdowns vary from course to etc. Passing grades vary from program to course. Grades may be based on classroom program but on average, a cumulative GPA participation and attendance, projects and of 1.8 out of 4.0 is required. assignments, labs, presentations, tests, exams, Access to Computers: Access to computers is available to all students are loaded with all major software, as well as via the Computing Commons and open program-specific software that allow students computer labs at Newnham, Seneca@York, to practice outside of the classroom. Printers Markham and King campuses. Our computers and scanners are also available. Student Appeal Process for Marks: A student enrolled in a Seneca program It is the policy of the College that a student may appeal any final grade in a subject or who invokes this appeal process will be given any decision by the College, following the a fair hearing. recommendation of a Promotion Committee, For more information: with respect to the student’s academic senecacollege.ca/academic-policy/ standing, continuation or status in a program, school, faculty or the College. Job Search Assistance: Career Services at our four main campuses resumé critiques, online job postings, on- offers multiple services to all students, both campus recruiting and job fairs, as well as current and recent graduates (up to one year participation in industry-related events. after graduation). Services offered include: senecacollege.ca/careerservices
T2022A Tax Forms: Seneca does issue these tax forms. See the following website for details: senecacollege.ca/registrar/fees/taxreceipts.html Deposit to Hold Your Spot: There is a $500 non-refundable deposit ontariocolleges.ca. This fee is counted towards required to hold your seat in a program after your total tuition amount. you’ve confirmed your offer via Fee Payment Deadline: Full fees should be paid by the deadline payment must sign a Promissory Note contract indicated on correspondence from our at the time of payment, for the balance of Admissions office. However, for those in fees. This form is available at the Registration/ financial difficulty a partial payment will be Admissions Office on each campus. Note that accepted in certain circumstances. Students fees must be paid in full no later than six weeks who have been approved for only a partial from the semester start date. Parking & Transit Seneca is fully accessible by TTC, York Federation when you show your student card Region Transit, VIVA, Go Transit and by (quantities are limited). vehicle. Discounted TTC Monthly Metropasses For more information: are available through the Seneca Student senecacollege.ca/transportation For Questions, Contact: Student Recruitment Faculty of Continuing Education 416.491.5050 ext. 22008 Second Career Office student.recruitment@senecacollege.ca 416.491.5050 ext. 77648 Admissions Department fce.secondcareer@senecacollege.ca 416.491.5050 ext. 22800 admissions@senecacollege.ca senecacollege.ca/secondcareer
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