Davis Campus (Brampton)
WELDING — Mon 9-1
Students explore the principles and fundamental processes of oxy-fuel welding and cutting. Emphasis is placed on the safe setup and operation of oxy-fuel welding and cutting equipment. Students practice with oxyfuel cutting/welding equipment in a lab setting. Students participate in demonstrations, lab-based activities, interactive lectures, and discussions. Boots and Safety Googles provided and required for each lab session.
TYB4T; ENGI14579
Sept 15 – Dec 8, 2025 (12 classes)
CRIMINOLOGY — Thur 1-4
Laptops are recommended in this course. Students critically examine the development of modern criminological thought through an examination of various multi-disciplinary theories (e.g., biological, sociological, psychological, conflict and social control). Students critically explore the role that the media plays in society’s construction of crime problems. Students are introduced to the major sources of crime statistics and selected research methodologies. Through a combination of interactive lectures, case studies, videos, group discussion, and on-line learning modules students develop a broad theoretical understanding within the field of criminology.
HCG4T; SOCS11009
Sept 18 – Dec 11, 2025 (13 classes)
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES 1 — Thur 1-4
Students become familiar with practices and procedures common to a contemporary medical setting. Practical experience is gained in the preparation of routine medical correspondence, forms and documents. Students are introduced to a variety of specialized, entry-level administrative support functions such as: triaging, preparing medical correspondence, medical terminology, organizing and maintaining confidential records, and medical e-scheduling and billing.
JMA4T; OADM18263
Sept 18 – Dec 11, 2025 (13 classes)
HMC Campus (Mississauga)
NUTRITION FOR WELL BEING (GENERAL ELECTIVE) — Wed 1-4
Laptops are recommended in this course. Students investigate their own personal well-being through the exploration of the fundamental principles of physical and mental health. Topics covered include dealing with stress, exercise and physical fitness, nutrition, sexual health, substance and non-substance addiction, personal safety, and environmentally friendly health choices. Through interactive lectures and online activities, students use this information to self-reflect and learn more about themselves on a personal level.
HFB4T;NUTR19207G
Sept 17 – Dec 10, 2025
BUILDING MATERIALS — Wed 1-4
Students explore various building materials and methodologies common to local residential construction from strength, durability, availability, ease of construction, aesthetics, and building code perspective. This learning is supported by reviewing residential illustrations or details, generating quick free hand sketches, deriving sizes of structural components, and research construction publications for best practices. Students use a variety of learning tools including illustrations providing standard building practices, reviewing residential details, and trade publication websites. This course introduces students to building construction and includes the hands-on creation of a large physical model of a portion of a residential house. Students build the model by hand and learn about house framing in the process. This course is ideal for students who enjoy working with their hands and have an interest in architecture and design.
TSI4T; TECH16214
Sept 17 – Dec 10, 2025 (13 classes)
MARKETING — Wed 1-4
Laptops are recommended in this course. Students are introduced to the fundamental processes and concepts of marketing and how they are applied to today’s business environment. Students gain an overview of the market environment, market research, consumer behaviour, business to business marketing, marketing metrics and the roles of segmentation, targeting and positioning.
BMM4T; MKTG19439
Sept 17 – Dec 10, 2025 (13 classes)
Trafalgar Campus (Oakville)
THEORY OF MAKEUP AND COLOUR — Thur 1-4
Students explore introductory to cosmetic theory as it relates to fundamental makeup techniques. Learners explain the structure of the face and identify and select the appropriate makeup product for application to individual facial features. They study basic colour theory and understand the significant impact that colour plays in the selection and application of cosmetic products.
TXI4T; COSM12185
Sept 18 – Dec 11, 2025 (13 classes)
SWAC Programs
DPCDSB SWAC — Tue & Thur HMC
Tuesday 10-1 – Anthropology HSZ4T; ANTH17721G
Sept 16 – Dec 9
Thursday 10-1 – Sports in Popular Culture TBD; HUMN18448G
Sept 18 – Dec 11
HDSB SWAC — Wed & Fri TRA
Wednesday 9-12 Nutrition for Well Being JDD4T; NUTR19207G
Sept 17 – Dec 10
Friday 10-1 – The Media and Current Events TQK4T; MEDA18621G
Sept 19 – Dec 12
Halton Electric Program
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES — Fri 9-1
Friday 9-1 – TES4T; ENGI17900
Sept 12 – Dec 12, 2025