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| November 2008 |
Vol 1, Edition 14 |
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Recent Graduates and Professionals looking to further their education or change their career will find great employabitiy skills in our Post-Graduate programs read more |
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Algonquin College
International E-Newsletter |
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Dear Nadia
This November issue of our Newsletter aims at higlighting not only the variety of our programs at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels, but also their value in today's changing global economy.
Preparation for the real world of work is one of our mandates, and our programs combine high-end theory with applied learning to create job-ready graduates that are equipped with skills attuned with the sector that they are entering.
As always, we welcome your comments and questions,
Warm Regards,
Nadia Ramseier
Susan Olszynko
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 Post-Graduate Options at Algonquin College
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 The Post-Graduate Ontario Certificates offered at Algonquin College are specifically designed for college and university graduates who want to expand their learning with practical skills, as well as professionals who have been working for a number of years and want to upgrade existing skills, specialize in a particular area or change career altogether.
They are designed to make the connection between a theory-based university degree and today's global economy by developing hands-on skills that are in demand by business and industry.
In just one year, our PG students receive an intensive training in the chosen field, as well as the opportunity to put into practice their newly acquired knowledge through a field placement or the completion of a relevant project. These programs are very attractive to International Students who will be able to combine this North American post-graduate experience with the opportunity to work for one year in Canada after graduation, thanks to Canada's Post-Graduate Work Permit program.
More than a Certificate, they will bring home a rich set of new competences, including invaluable work references that will allow them to obtain better employment, and that will last a life-time. The requirements for these programs are
Degree or Diploma in related field
TOEFL 580 (600 for our TESL Certificate) |
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Expert Advise for Students in Culinary Management |
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Chef Adjey, who is Canadian and has impressive experience in diverse masters, cultures and cuisine, told our students to use their head, act professionally and listen to the professors. He also emphasized that creativity and passion will be the keys to their success in their future careers as Chefs.
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New Algonquin Campus in Europe |
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This past September, Algonquin College inaugurated a new
School for Management in Hospitality
in the outskirts of the most famous tourist resort of
Algonquin Faculty at Milocer is designed to offer the basic undergraduate studies, which ensure the essential practical skills and knowledge for top careers in the industry of hospitality and tourism. In the evermore competitive world of tourism this program intends to provide experts of the highest quality with the accent on top quality services and management techniques.
Our graduates will have a wide range of practical skills as well as a huge spectrum of employability as managerial potential within the following industries: accomodation, food and beverage, attractions and events, tours and related services, adventurism, organizational expertise within the country and abroad.
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Nadia Ramseier, Assistant Manager, Marketing and Recruitment International Education Centre Algonquin College 1385 Woodroffe Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K2G 1V8 Canada Phone: (613) 727-4723, ext. 5808 Fax: (613) 727-7665 ramsein@algonquincollege.com http://www.algonquincollege.com
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