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CED778 REVOLUTION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: A. CANADIAN E - :

~ CONCERN ©
| Tuesday 7:30 to 9: 30pm ‘starting September 20°.
10 sessions Fee: $30. Lynnmour Centre NC207.

This course will: ‘provide an historical overview of recent developments 1 in
Southern Africa and an. analysis of the Canadian. relationship to this crisis. dt
will focus” ‘on. the three countries which now face potential revolutionary.

change : Zimbabw © (Rhodesia), Namibia (South West Africa). and South
Africa ‘itself. | __- Ifistructor: Rex Eaton :
; CED77S° = oo KEY ISSUES | in CANDIAN SOCIOLOGY TODAY

. Thursday 7: 30 to 9:30pm starting September 22 .
10 sessions Fee: $30 Lynnmour Centre NC108 : |
This course offers a stimulating application of key sociological studies to
major social issues in Canada today. The course examines sociology’ S_
contributions to the questions of. Quebec separation, native land claims,
immigration and racism, the quality of Canadian democracy, and Canada’s
new and controversial international I image: |

CEDA24-25 “ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Tuesday and Friday Starting September 30°

Beginner: Tues & Fri N6on to:1:30 p.m.

7 Intermediate: Tues 3:00 .to 4:30: p.m.; Fri 1: :30 to 3: 00 p.m.
Advanced: Tues 4:30 to 6:00 p.m:; Fri.3:00 to.4:30'p.m. .

24 sessions Fee: $10 Lyanmour Centre NC204

These classes will help new Canadians to improve their spoken and written aa

English. They will include’ English conversation, and discussion of everyday |
situations and probiems. There will be exercises in. reading and. writing, new.
vocabulary, good sentence structure, and correct pronunciation. Every effort

will be’: made to make the course interesting and appealing to the needs of |

students from different backgrounds. instructor: Lillian Nemetz

REGISTRATION FOR BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE and ADVANCED will

take place on.Friday, September 23 from 10:30 to 4:00 p.m. in Lynnmour - .

~ NC206. Phone 986-1911, Local 321 for directions for finding this location, if.
required. |

‘CEDA21. . READING AND “WRITING | ENGLISH - AS A. SECOND
- LANGUAGE.

Tuesday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. starting September 27 te

10 sessions Fee: $10.‘ Lynnmour.Centre NB 104. °

For people whose first language is not English, these sessions will help the

student to comprehend everyday reading and writing according to individual

needs. This will be achieved by reading newspapers, magazines, advertising,

clothing and food. Jabels, bills and documents;: 28 well: as writing letters, _

tax forms. At. ‘the same time, correctly spoken. English, both for: sentence

construction and pronunciation, will be reinforced. instructor: ‘Eiiap’ Nemetz
Note:

please bring it to their attention.

CEDA22 CONVERSAT iONAL ENGLISH—BEGINNER i

Monday 7:30 to 9: 30 p.m. starting September 26

10 sessions Fee: $10 Lynnmour Centre NB107

This cousse will enable students to express themseives in English, enlarging
their vocabulary and increasing their ability to understand and communicate
_ inthis language. , Instructor: Lillian Nemetz

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT &
LEADERSHIP EDUCATION

CED 115 WHAT IF? - A JOURNEY INTO ONE’S CITY

| Tuesday 7: 00 to 10:00 starting September 270

_*10 sessions Fee: $35 Lynnmour Centre NC204_ oe
‘For: most city-dwellers. their own city has become a: place in which they. feel
unable to';comprehend or. participate elfectively. This course introduces basic

"methods: of perceiving one’s: city with the aim of: effecting change,. cand
. presents” existing ‘and potential’ ‘possibilities - tor improved ‘city living. |
“Discussing key themes such as privacy, community, accessibility, networks
and boundaries will be amplified by a series of ‘small projects assigned by the
instructors. Field trips, guest tecturers, films, slide presentations and

instructor: Rex Eaton a

and dynamics.

‘Wednesday 7:30 to 9: 33am starting Ociobert 5

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"VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM |

| The purpose of the Volunteer Training Program i is to > train volunteers who hocan”
-act effectively to assist people in coping with: obstacles that prevent. them: from.
~tiving a. satisfying life. The courses. combine ‘theory. and skill practice ‘with a

‘focus on helping people to help themselves. !t is anticipated that this: ‘program.
will. be. valuable to anyone: contemplating. volunteer .service of <a: .

"non-professional nature. The program is co-sponsored. by: ‘North. Shore Living : - |

and Learning Centre and Capilano College. :
CED101 VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM

oe HELPING SKILLS FOR VOLUNTEERS LEVEL 1

"Monday 7: 30 fo 9:30 pm starting September 26.
-10 sessions Fee: $30 St. Stephen's Anglican Church.

_ This course is designed for those looking for the opportunity to develop skills i

in. helping people help themselves. it wili combine a.didactic, experiential
~ approach using.a number of structured: interpersonal communication and.
self-awareness exercises, role-playing, skill: practice exercises and small.

group sharing discussions, and consideration of.the theory of group process: |
Instructor: . Jacie Boyes —

CED 102 VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM
- HELPING SKILLS FOR VOLUNTEERS LEVEL as |

Tuesday 7:30 to 9: :30 pm starting September 27 : | 7 .
_ 10 sessions Fee: $35 -North Lonsdale United Church | | so
This is a more advanced program for training voiunieers to develop s skills in.

‘personal authority, techniques in human relationships, group process, and. -
their own resources for helping others in different situations. It is assumed.

that participants have completed Level tor its equivalent. Limited enrolment: ~

Instructor: Ron Richardson” _

CED 103 VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM a
- HELPING SKILLS FOR VOLUNTEERS - LEVEL II!

Day, time and place to be announced .
10 sessions Fee: $35 -

The objective of this course is to further + develop the “helping” skills of the
non-professional volunteer. with | particular . reference ia develssing. hatging |
skills in couples and group. situations. The course assumes the. participants .

have completed both Levels | and il of the Volunteer Training Program. The: |
course combines both experience and theory using a variety of. skill practice .
_and exercises, verbatim reporting, role-playing and didactic material. Limited

enrolment. |

- Instrucotr: T. B. A. An

‘CED 302 SMALL GROUP LEADERSHIP TRAINING SERIES.

_- An Introduction to Group Process and Communication Skills

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10. sessions Fee:
Location: Lynnmour Centre NF 107

T his isa group experience for social workers, youth workers, teachers, public.
‘health nurses and church workers involved in parent education; support, or:
self-development groups for people of all ages. The objective is to increase.
members’ knowledae of aroun process and dynamics through a ‘democratic
group experience where members feel comfortable and free to exchange ideas
and experiences and evaluate themselves as a group. At the same time,

knowledge and skills in communication will be increased, and effective
methods of developing group interaction will be established. Skill practice in
listening, problem solving and role-playing will be included. This program is

offered in cooperation with North Shore Family Services and North. Shore
Living and Learning Centre.

LEISURE &!

CANINE STUDIES PROGRAM

_ Leader: June McMordie |

Capilano Coliege and the Western Federation of individuals. and Dog. 7
Organizations co-sponsor the Canine Studies Program with the objective of... |
providing education in all phases of the dog industry on.a part-time |
professional basis..The program is expected to serve the education needs

of owners/operators of boarding kennels and their staff, graders and |
“judges, owner/operators of obedience schools and staff, pet shop staff, -

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and training of dogs, as well as interested ‘dog. owners,

Further: information about the program is available in: a brochure re which ms
may be obtained from. the Capilano. College. ‘Community © Education’ an
Division. ‘The following two courses will be offered in the Fall oe

tainers, and anyone providing professional service to the public in the. care, at

a resource | ‘materials, will explore the. rituats. ‘that..occur. | daily: within | ‘and. ML ee
ae throughout ‘the <city." The :physical.and \bulit’ form | as. well: as. the» “
‘socio,ecanomict: political. structure of North Vancouver. ‘and. ‘political’ stricture .
of: North h' Vancouver and ‘exaniples. from other ‘cites: willbe analvzed. The; un
instructors,’ Frances: de. Grace :and:,Penny. Gurstein, Bre; ‘both; ‘Oraduate a
| architects with: experience in'urban design. = :

| CEDI 12 CITIZEN ADVOCACY SKILLS

sCED545 , DOGS:, ee

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Tuesday, 7: 30, to 10: 30pm starting September 20: : ° ,
* 72:sessions . Fee: $50. -Lyanmour Ceritre NB 102 ie
- This course. is. ‘designed . to. cover, ': iorefly, as many fac
possible. ‘Topics covered include the‘ history of. idogs; |

tS ..0 idogs.a we i . oy
socialization with: _
oman; genetics; breeding and: Mmaiagement; movement in’ relation to. horses; ee on
_ and the Jaws governing the keeping of dogs. ‘This course willbe of. interest?) neh
_and valuable to anyone who desires more Information’ regarding the careof |
‘their dog. It Is a most important | course for the: ‘person who. wishes. fOr, |
become a serious breeder; it provides uniform basic: ‘knowledge for the). |
_ establishment of breeders, and It Is excellent for the pot owner ‘who: doés Me
not wish to pursue the subject past this Introductory level. |

CED568 poss: MUSCULAR ANATOMY

Thursday starting September 22 Y 4 sessions
Fee: $25. St. David's United Church |
CED112A'9:30 am to Noon; CED112B 7:30 to 10:00 pm

Under the co-sponsorship of Junior League of Vancouver, these workshops
provide.individuals and organizations with skills relating to advocacy In civic .
and political. action, as they apply to Canada generally and to B.C.
specifically. The speaker each week will be one who has worked. and/or may
presently be Involved In advocacy at various levels: I.e. municipal, provincial,
federal. Active participation will be required of students, ranging from open
discussion sessions.to work:in groups on case: studies, brainstorming and
other exercises: Subjects to be covered are: Values in Choosing a. Strategy;
Data Gathering; Coalition Building; Legislative Advocacy; Negotiation and.
How to Get Existing Laws Enforced; Intervention and How to Plead Your
Case; Monitoring and Dealing with Administrators. Phone 986-1911, Loc. 325
for brochure giving detalls of each session together with the main speakers.

‘ Wednesday 7:30 to 10: :30pm starting September. 28
12 sessions Fee: $50 Lynnmour Centre

This course introduces the student to the deviations from: normal skeletal an fF
structure, and considers how the changes or deviations of bone length and.
angles change the overall picture of the dog and the resultant galt. .
Balanced gait Is discussed and deviations from the normal balance pointed oo |
out. Prerequisite: Dogs: Skeletal Anatomy and Recording. |