PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE Contents Making A Difference 3 10 Reasons Why Students Choose JIBC 4 International Students 5 Student Services 6 Financial Aid & Awards 6 Aboriginal Student Services 6 Personal and Educational Counselling 6 Library 7 Services for Students With Disabilities 7 JIBC Programs Aboriginal Programs 9 9 Conflict Resolution 9 Counselling & Community Safety 11 Leadership 13 Emergency Management 15 Fire and Safety 17 Law Enforcement 19 Sherriff 23 Health Sciences 25 JIBC Courses of Interest 27 Making a difference I magine a school that prepares its students to make a difference. The Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) – Canada’s leading public safety educator – is that school. Every day, JIBC graduates working in BC, throughout Canada and abroad are there for people in need. When there is an accident, a natural disaster, a crime that has been committed, or a conflict that needs resolving, justice and public safety professionals educated at JIBC are at the frontlines of the emergency response. Our graduates also contribute to a larger spectrum of safety – from prevention to response to recovery. The BC Government established JIBC as a provincial Institute in 1978. More than 30 years after those beginnings, we’ve evolved into a public postsecondary educational institution with a worldwide reputation for delivering comprehensive and innovative education and training to about 34,000 students annually. Our students take a wide range of programs and courses in three schools: School of Community & Social Justice: conflict resolution, mediation, negotiation, counselling, leadership, instructor development, and Aboriginal programs; School of Health Sciences: paramedicine, professional health education and continuing medical education for physicians and nurses; School of Public Safety & Security: policing, sheriffs, security, investigation, enforcement, corrections, fire fighting, emergency management, and driver education. Our Centre for Graduate Studies & Academic Planning also offers liberal studies courses. Read on for more information about JIBC programs and student services. Every day, JIBC graduates working in BC, throughout Canada and abroad are there for people in need. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 3 10 reasons why students choose JIBC • Our programs, described in this booklet, lead to an increasing number of undergraduate certificates, diplomas, bachelor’s degrees, and graduate certificates. • We’re pioneers in using realistic simulations – in areas such as police, fire, corrections, paramedic training, leadership training and conflict resolution – that enable students to experience the stress and chaos of emergency incidents in the training environment and to develop the judgment needed to make decisions in critical situations. • Our expert faculty are active in their professional fields and they have the knowledge and experience to prepare students for today’s increasingly complex challenges in justice and public safety. • JIBC offers a diverse learning environment that brings together students from different disciplines. • In addition to our architecturally striking main campus in New Westminster, we have four other BC campuses and deliver programs and courses in more than 151 communities around the province. • We provide classroom learning, growing online learning options, and a combination of both in blended learning courses. • We have extensive experience in providing education and training for international students from more than 20 countries. • JIBC offers a range of registration services and student support. The JIBC Library offers a large collection of justice and public safety resources that’s unique in North America. • JIBC is actively engaged in conducting applied research in justice and public safety, which contributes to our curriculum being grounded in the latest findings. • Graduates from our programs – working as justice and public safety professionals such as police, fire fighters, corrections officers, sheriffs, paramedics, emergency managers, mediators, victim service counselors, and Aboriginal leaders – are helping to create safer communities. 4 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS International Students Welcome to JIBC Support for international students JIBC is an internationally recognized leader in public safety and justice education. JIBC provides support to international students at every step of training and education, from application all the way to graduation. For advice on how to apply to JIBC, contact the Registration office at register@jibc.ca or visit the JIBC website at www.jibc.ca/registration. We’re an institute that provides intensive training programs for students in public safety careers – including highly focused diploma, degree and certificate programs – as well as specialized courses. JIBC’s programs are directed to those who aspire to work in, or are already working in, areas such as law enforcement, emergency management, community safety and emergency health care. JIBC is an internationally recognized leader in public safety and justice education. JIBC’s courses are offered in small classes, and are taught in both the classroom and online. JIBC instructors are experienced practitioners, and courses include real-life simulations and hands-on practice. Many of JIBC’s programs are accredited to international standards, allowing our graduates to work in many parts of the world. Available programs JIBC offers programs in a variety of public safety fields: fire and safety services, law enforcement, emergency medicine and paramedicine, corrections, emergency preparedness and management, services for victims of crime, community safety and more. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 5 STUDENT SERVICES Student Services JIBC believes that supportive and effective student services are fundamental to helping students achieve their educational goals and career aspirations. Whether someone is applying for a program or is already enrolled, JIBC Student Services staff members are ready to help with educational and career planning. Financial Aid & Awards JIBC Student Services staff members are ready to help with educational and career planning. 6 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE JIBC’s Financial Aid & Awards Office, located within the Student Services Centre, assists all prospective and current students with financial planning, including: • One-to-one advising on student financial matters • Bursaries, awards and scholarships offered through JIBC • External awards search information • Government financial aid: loans and grants • Special events and presentations to promote student financial services Aboriginal Student Services Aboriginal applicants are invited to speak with JIBC Aboriginal staff about programs and courses, available funding for Aboriginal students, the application process or other features of JIBC that may be of interest. Services include: • Career planning • Access to funding, scholarships & bursaries • Delivering training in local communities Personal and Educational Counselling Recognizing the complex demands on students, JIBC provides free and confidential counselling. The goal is to assist in planning students’ academic paths, and ensure sure these paths fit their learning and career goals. Students who are juggling work, family and social life while pursuing post secondary studies and professional growth opportunities can become overwhelmed. JIBC Student Counselling Services help students to plan their class and study time and to develop a balanced schedule. With counselling resources, students can keep all the balls in the air and achieve their educational goals. STUDENT SERVICES Library The JIBC Library offers research assistance and access to a unique and specialized collection of books, journals and online sources, all focused on the programs offered here. The Library catalogue and other online resources may be searched while on a JIBC campus or over the web from other locations. JIBC librarians are available to help locate information on subjects taught at JIBC and assist students with a variety of academic and research skills, such as locating the most current journal articles or citing sources correctly. Computers available for student use in the Library all have Microsoft Office and Internet access, and a wireless network covers the entire building. Laptops and iPads are available to certificate, diploma or degree program students for short-term loan. Each group study room in the Library is equipped with a computer, 40-inch monitor and a DVD/VHS player. Services for Students with Disabilities JIBC is committed to providing a safe, inclusive and accessible environment for students with disabilities. A disability may include any long term or recurring mobility, hearing, visual, or learning disability, or a mental and physical health condition that affects learning. Disability Services works with faculty and staff to remove structural and attitudinal barriers in order to ensure that students with disabilities have access to resources and opportunities, allowing them to pursue educational goals with dignity, independence and full participation within the JIBC community. JIBC Student Counselling Services help students to plan their class and study time and to develop a balanced schedule. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 7 Zach Parker - Graduate of the Aboriginal Leadership Certificate PROGRAM, February 2011 , Dr Joseph & DR Rosalie Segal Award recipient Zach Parker wanted to become a more effective Council Member of his community, and he found a program that could help him develop his strengths – JIBC’s Aboriginal Leadership Certificate. Now Chief of Ulkatcho First Nation in Anahim Lake, BC, Zach draws on new tools learned at JIBC to negotiate with government officials and members of his community. 8 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE “I now have the skill set to deal with intergenerational and residential school trauma and colonialism. I am able to handle conflict proactively, so that we can get past the place where conflict usually shuts people down.” In his new role as Chief, Zach is able to utilize his leadership skills to help strengthen his community. “I can help people go beyond conflict and hear what our members and fellow leaders have to say.” JIBC PROGRAMS SECTION ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS School of Community & Social Justice Aboriginal Programs The Centre for Aboriginal Programs (CAPS) offers programs designed to develop skills in leadership and counselling, grounded in indigenous ways of knowing. Aboriginal Leadership Certificate Develop skill sets, knowledge and attitudes required to work successfully and effectively as leaders in various Aboriginal contexts. Designed for current leaders and managers. Part time classroom based (30 credits) Grade 12 diploma or equivalent English 12 with a C+ minimum Basic computer skills Aboriginal Leadership Diploma Designed to address capacity building within Aboriginal communities, courses in this program reflect Aboriginal worldviews and perspectives. Courses and programs are developed in consultation with community members, elders and the JIBC Aboriginal Education Advisory Council. Part time classroom based (60 credits) Grade 12 diploma or equivalent English 12 with a C+ minimum Basic computer skills Successful completion of the Aboriginal Leadership Certificate Courses Aboriginal Focusing-Oriented Therapy and Complex Trauma Certificate Learn to use Focusing-Oriented Therapy, a body-centered approach to healing, as a safe and effective method of working with clients who experience complex trauma. Part time classroom based (10.5 credits) There are no formal requirements for admission however students are selected based on their letter of intent, previous education, training, and/or experience and the strength of their reference. Please note that paraprofessionals who have been working in the field without formal training will also be considered. Conflict Resolution The Centre for Conflict Resolution offers programs designed to teach effective communication and to provide new skills and knowledge that will enhance relationships within workplaces, families and communities. Associate Certificate in Conflict Coaching Develop fundamental coaching skills and approaches to help others resolve their intra- and interpersonal conflicts more effectively. Classes will provide practical, effective methods for reducing conflict and creating strategies for sustainable resolutions. Part time classroom based (6 credits) Open enrolment Associate Certificate in Leadership & Conflict Resolution Learn to apply a collaborative approach to resolving conflict from a leadership role and deepen leadership skills. Part time classroom based (6 credits) Open enrolment JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 9 Kerry Palmer - Conflict Resolution & Aboriginal Leadership Instructor CERTIFIED MEDIATOR Kerry Palmer, who instructs in both the Conflict Resolution and the Aboriginal Leadership programs, relishes the opportunity to connect with students. “What I really enjoy about working with the learners is being able to provide the opportunities where they can be quite self-reflective about 10 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE what is going on for them. They can really start to get a sense of who they are and how they operate. It’s a very humbling experience to have people get to those places and know that you’re part of that opportunity for that kind of personal growth.” JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Associate Certificate in Workplace Conflict Learn to recognize, understand and resolve conflict more effectively, and build more productive relationships with clients and colleagues. Part time classroom based (5.5 credits) Open enrolment Conflict Resolution: Specialization in Negotiation Certificate Explore the broad field of conflict resolution with an emphasis on negotiation skills. Students will be equipped with concepts and skills to improve their personal and working relationships by learning to handle conflict more constructively. Part time classroom and online based (18 credits) Open enrolment Conflict Resolution: Specialization in Mediation/Third Party Intervention Certificate Develop knowledge and skills in formal and informal mediation as well as other forms of third-party intervention. Part time classroom and online based (18 credits) Open enrolment Family Mediation Certificate Obtain training in mediation in a family context that may be applied towards the minimum training requirements of Family Mediation Canada for certification as a Family Relations Mediator. Part time classroom and online based (20 credits) Open enrolment Certificate in Advanced Facilitation and Consultation Enhance facilitation abilities in group and multi-stakeholder consultations, and develop the aptitude to design facilitation processes that are inclusive, collaborative and outcome focused. Part time classroom based and online based (11 credits) Open enrolment Counselling & Community Safety The Centre for Counselling & Community Safety offers a broad range of programs for professionals dealing with substance use, mental health and trauma, children and youth issues and community safety. Our practical and relevant training is designed for executive directors, managers, practitioners, frontline staff and supervisors. Bylaw Compliance, Enforcement & Investigative Skills Certificate Develop the skills, knowledge and abilities required to work successfully in bylaw enforcement in British Columbia, in a government regulatory capacity, or as License Inspectors (e.g., Building, Electrical, Gas, Plumbing) Part time blended (6 credits) It is strongly recommend that you have a grade 12 or equivalent education, are fluent in the English language (written and oral), and have basic computer skills with reliable Internet access. Critical Incident Stress Management Certificate Explore how to provide or manage debriefing services at work sites following a critical incident. This program will be of specific interest to frontline responders such as crisis intervention workers, victim services workers, fire fighters, and paramedics. Part time classroom based (7 credits) Open enrolment JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 11 12 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Expressive Play Therapy Certificate Enhance skills and knowledge in expressive play and sandplay therapeutic interventions. Designed for frontline practitioners including counsellors, therapists, clinical social workers, and other practitioners currently working in the field with children, youth, adults, families and communities. Part time classroom based (7 credits) Open enrolment The course content is appropriate for those learners with a minimum of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent work/ study experience, seeking to enhance their knowledge and develop new skills. Substance Use Certificate Understand substance use within a bio-psycho-social-spiritual framework; the application of current research and knowledge about interventions; and the exploration of social justice issues such as race, class, gender, poverty, and violence. Part time classroom based (10 credits) Open enrolment Graduate Certificate in Complex Trauma and Child Sexual Abuse Intervention Take an integrative approach to the assessment and treatment of complex trauma and child sexual abuse, drawing on the most current clinical and evidence-based material on effective complex trauma intervention, as well as the most recent research on attachment, neurobiology, memory and dissociation. Part time blended (15 credits) A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in counselling, clinical social work, psychology or a related discipline. Relevant work experience in complex trauma and/or child abuse is required. Applicants without a bachelor’s degree but with the equivalent combination of three to five years of education, training and work experience in a related discipline such as psychology, social work and/or counselling, working with child, youth and/or adult survivors of trauma will also be considered. Leadership In rapidly changing and complex times, leaders in all sectors need to equip themselves with new skills and training to successfully manage their teams and organization, and plan for the future. The Centre for Leadership offers a variety of courses to meet education and training needs. Certificate in Applied Leadership Develop enhanced self-awareness in order to effectively self-manage and lead others within the context of constant organizational change; and create and manage collaborative relationships to engage, influence and motivate individuals, teams and external partners within and across organizational boundaries. Part time classroom based (10 credits) There are no formal requirements for admission, but the program is best suited to those with experience in a team leadership, or supervisory role. Instructor Development Certificate Learn the skills to develop, deliver and assess learning in any setting. Aimed at both new and experienced trainers and instructors. Part time blended (9 credits) Open enrolment For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 13 Tannis Morgan - Associate Dean, Centre For Teaching, Learning & Innovation Tannis Morgan has a passion for technologies that are easy, inexpensive or free, and useful. “I really love how technologies are converging, so that my phone or tablet can be a TV, an audio device, a computer, as well as provide many ways to communicate.” As the senior staff member responsible for educational technology, Tannis 14 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE uses this passion to increase awareness and availablility of technologies to JIBC students. “I try and find a way to implement the many ideas and projects that the JIBC community has about technology, teaching and learning. I invite you to let us know what you think we could be doing with technology to improve your learning experience at JIBC.” JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION School of Public Safety & Security Emergency Management The Emergency Management Division offers a complete range of applied and degree-path programs to prepare for professional, specialist and leadership positions in the fields of emergency management, public safety, exercise design, security and business continuity. Bachelor of Emergency and Security Management Studies Become a leader in emergency management and security with this comprehensive degree. Gain a broad understanding of emergency management, business continuity, safety and security fundamentals, along with a strong foundation in business and leadership studies. Prepare to pursue leadership-track positions across the public safety spectrum. Full time and part time online (120 credits) High school graduation or equivalent Mathematics 11 (minimum grade of C) or equivalent English 12 (minimum grade of C) or equivalent Diploma in Emergency and Security Management Pursue a career in emergency management, security, disaster planning or business continuity with this comprehensive degree-path diploma. Gain a broad understanding of emergency management, and safety and security fundamentals, along with business and management concepts. Prepare to pursue a variety of positions across the public safety spectrum. Full time and part time online (60 credits) High school graduation or equivalent Mathematics 11 (minimum grade of C) or equivalent English 12 (minimum grade of C) or equivalent Emergency Management Certificate Enter the exciting and growing field of emergency management with this applied, degree-path certificate. Learn the basic concepts of emergency management and business continuity in Canada, including how to create emergency management plans; conduct hazard, risk and vulnerability analyses; and implement site and site support response strategies. Part time online and face to face (15 credits) High school graduation or equivalent, or at the discretion of the program manager. Emergency Management Exercise Design Certificate Enhance your career in emergency management or business continuity with this applied, professional-level certificate. Learn the basic concepts of emergency management exercise design, and how to design and deliver small and large-scale exercises. Prepare to lead an organization’s exercise design programs. Part time online (10 credits) High school graduation or equivalent, or at the discretion of the program manager. 15 | JIBC | PROGRAM AT A GLANCE JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 15 Cynthia Klassen - Graduate of the Career Fire fighter Pre-employment Certificate Program, December 2010 Jocelyn Roberts Memorial Award recipient When Cynthia Klassen was looking to find employment as a career fire fighter, she turned to JIBC to gain the skills and certification she needed to meet her goals. As a paid on-call fire fighter with Surrey Fire Services, Cynthia uses the skills she learned at JIBC to be team player. “I learned discipline in the program. JIBC gave me all the entry level skills I need, so that I know what to expect and how to behave as a rookie in the fire 16 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE service.” Cynthia has found that the certifications she achieved, as well as the preparation and support she received from her instructors, have helped her through the challenging recruitment processes from local fire departments. “My experience in the program far exceeded my expectations. Not only did I get the skills required, but I have all these other abilities that are icing on the cake.” JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Fire and Safety The Fire & Safety Division meets the educational needs of career and volunteer fire fighters, as well as industrial and marine personnel. Programs offered range from introductory hands-on courses, to advanced diplomas and degrees. Career Fire Fighter Pre-employment Certificate: Learn the skills needed to apply for the position of career fire fighter., through theory, lectures and practical drills. Certifications include: Full time classroom based (30 credits) High school graduation or equivalent Class 5, BC Drivers License with Airbrake Endorsement (Note: Most fire departments require Class 3) A driving record that demonstrates responsible and safe driving behaviour Current CPR Level “C” Medically fit Physically fit for position of fire fighter Fire Prevention Officer Certificate Developed for adult learners who are responsible for fire prevention, investigation and public education. Build your leadership and technical skills to move into officer-level positions within the Fire Prevention branch of a fire department Part time blended (30 credits) High school graduation Occupational requirements for fire prevention will be considered Fire Officer Certificate Build your leadership skills to move into officer positions. Designed for experienced fire fighters. This program covers the four levels of the NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications 2009 version and focuses on the specific competencies of that standard. Part time blended (30 credits) Certificate from an accredited (ProBoard and/ or IFSAC) institution for NFPA 1001 Fire Fighter I and II Professional Qualifications Fire & Safety Studies Diploma Build on the knowledge gained in our Fire Officer Certificate or Fire Prevention Officer Certificate; and further develop your managerial, administrative and technical competencies. Part time online (60 credits) High school graduation Grade 11 Mathematics - minimum grade of “C” Grade 12 English - minimum grade of “C” (or equivalent) Completion of the fire fighter certification program or its equivalent. This normally reflects certification to the NFPA 1001 Standard Levels I & II. Recent active service as a member of a fire department is recommended for student success. • • • • • NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications - Levels I and II (IFSAC and ProBoard accredited) NFPA 472 Standard for Competence of Responders to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents - Awareness and Operations Levels (IFSAC and ProBoard accredited) NFPA 1006 Standard for Technical Rescuer Professional Qualifications - Chapter 5 Job Performance Requirements (IFSAC accredited) NFPA 1051 Standard for Wildland Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications - Level I (IFSAC and ProBoard accredited) First Responder Level III with AED and Spinal Management For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 17 18 | JIBC | PROGRAM AT A GLANCE JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Law Enforcement We provide premium training to individuals involved in the private security profession, as well as continuing professional education for mid career professionals in a law enforcement or regulatory field. Our international training and education centre delivers both accredited academic programming as well as customized training programs. Bachelor of Public Safety Administration The degree offers inter-professional education to develop strong managers and supervisors in public safety. Reflecting the changing needs of public safety organizations, which require their staff to have a greater breadth of knowledge and skills, the BPSA develops your technical, managerial, and administrative competencies so you can thrive as an effective public safety professional, assigned to managerial and supervisory roles. Full time and part time blended (60 credits) Successful completion of a JIBC diploma or advanced diploma program; Credit for the first two years of the degree (60 credits) will be granted to students who meet the program’s admission requirements. Active status in year three or year four of the Bachelor of Fire & Safety Studies; Successful completion of an accredited diploma, or associate degree in a related field from any recognized post-secondary institution; Permission from the program Chair; or Recognition for Prior Learning (RPL) and work experience that would be the equivalent of a two year diploma program. Police Studies Certificate Learn the skills needed to be a successful Police Constable, including skills such as driver training, firearms, arrest and control, investigation and patrol techniques, legal studies, physical fitness, foot drill (dress and deportment), and an introduction to the social sciences. Full time classroom based (30 credits) Employment with municipal police department Police Investigative Techniques & Procedures Certificate Program Learn to apply an informed, modern approach to investigating criminal offences. Completion of this program will allow graduates to be assigned to investigate most criminal offences as well as broaden their understanding of investigative procedures and processes. Full time classroom based Employment with a law enforcement agency For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 19 Scott Sutherland - Graduate of the Law Enforcement Studies Diploma PROGRAM, April 2011, Ingrid Pipke memorial award RECIPIENT After graduating with a Law Enforcement Studies Diploma, Scott Sutherland knew he had the right skills to go into policing. Now working as a Surveillance Operator in a casino, Scott uses the skills he learned at JIBC to communicate effectively, resolve ethical dilemmas, interact well with the RCMP and local police, and work in computer investigations. 20 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE “The communication tactics, report writing skills and investigative techniques I learned at JIBC definitely help. I recently picked out a stolen car because I just knew things didn’t look quite right. I’ve enjoyed working with RCMP on fraud and theft investigations, and I look forward to joining the police force in the future.” JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Sexual Assault Investigative Procedures Certificate Learn how to investigate most sexually based criminal offences as well as broaden understanding of investigative procedures and processes. Full time classroom based Employment with a law enforcement agency Law Enforcement Studies Diploma Gain the theoretical background, applied skills and specialized knowledge required to become a superior candidate in a recruiting process and have a higher possibility of success at the entry-level employment stage in a range of investigation and law enforcement occupations. Full time classroom based (60 credits) Documentation confirming Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident status, or a valid study permit for international students. Proof of completion of grade 12 with a C or above in English 12 (or recognized equivalent). Completion of a criminal record check showing no convictions for any violent criminal offense that would cause the student to have a firearms prohibition and no outstanding criminal charges. Available from a local police agency. A valid driver’s license. If English is not the first language of the applicant, submission of a TOEFL evaluation showing a score of 220 or greater (if computer-based), 560 or greater (if paperbased), 83 or greater (if internet-based), or equivalent demonstration of proficiency in the English language. An essay of 250 words outlining the reasons why the student wishes to be a student in the Law Enforcement Studies Diploma program submitted with the application. Completion of a PAR-Q evaluation (a physical readiness questionnaire) with results acceptable to the Institute. Three letters of reference from non-family members. For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 21 Gary Green - Law Enforcement Studies Instructor retired police officer Interactive and memorable lectures are Gary Green’s signature – they keep his students on their toes. “I like to bring my ventriloquism into the classroom because I can offer scenarios utilizing my puppets and have students analyze the communication skills being used. ”Gary also employs humour and storytelling in his classroom. “I’m a big proponent of visual learning,” he says, “and I find that digital storytelling really helps students 22 | JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE understand the material.” Green doesn’t just leave the teaching to the classroom; he likes to take his classes on to locations such as an Aboriginal sweat lodge or a Sikh temple. “We can read a textbook. But to me, to change an attitude, you have to feel the change and you have to be experiential.” JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION Investigation and Enforcement Skills Certificate Gain the skills needed to conduct a wide variety of simple and complex investigations. Those seeking employment in the investigative field or wish to expand their investigative skill set, this certificate will provide hands on training to help meet their goals. Part time classroom based (12 credits) Open enrolment Intelligence Analysis Graduate Certificate Understand the purpose and processes of the competitive intelligence discipline. Apply analytic methods that can assist in the investigation and prosecution of financial crimes. Learn to critically scrutinize unstructured and often ambiguous data in a variety of competitive, security and criminal contexts. Part time online (15 credits) Proof of completion of bachelor’s degree; or two years post-secondary education plus at least five years of experience working in analysis of data and information; or eight - ten years of experience working in analysis of data and information. Two letters of recommendation: one academic and one personal reference or two professional references Detailed resume Personal statement/statement of intent Current criminal record check Tactical Criminal Analysis Graduate Certificate Learn to conduct all-source collection and to apply advanced analytic methodologies to both strategic and tactical analysis. Understand the discipline of law enforcement analysis and its various functions, methodologies and career opportunities. Part time online (15 credits) Proof of completion of bachelor’s degree ; or two years post-secondary education plus at least five years of experience working in analysis of data and information; or eight - ten years of experience working in analysis of data and information. Two letters of recommendation: one academic and one personal reference or two professional references Detailed resume Personal statement/statement of intent Current criminal record check Sheriff The Sheriff Academy develops and delivers training for BC Sheriff Services in the province of BC. Through our Threat Management Centre of Excellence we offer specialized training, both online and face to face in high security trial management, protective intelligence and risk and threat assessment for individuals and facilities Sheriff Recruit Training Explore the skills and knowledge to provide for the safety and security of the Criminal, Civil and appellate courts of the province, as a Deputy Sheriff. Part time classroom based (21 credits) Must be employed by the BC Sheriff Services JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 23 Scott Wilson - Primary Care Paramedic Instructor Advanced Care Paramedic Student As a student, Scott Wilson developed a passion for learning about the human body, in its healthy state and when we require medical intervention. “I see instruction not only as a chance to pass on my enthusiasm for emergency health care, but as an opportunity to continue to learn and grow in my own practice as a paramedic.” 24 | JIBC | PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Scott enjoys using various techniques to engage his students and looks forward to the unique energy each class brings. “I find that using multimedia tools in the classroom and combining it with hands on practice really helps keep the material fresh and exciting.” In addition to instructing for the Primary Care Paramedic program, Scott is continuing his education in the Advanced Care Paramedic program. JIBC PROGRAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS SECTION School of Health Sciences The School of Health Sciences is at the forefront of changes in health sciences education and training. By providing experiential learning in the latest techniques to paramedics, physicians, nurses and allied health professionals, the School is helping to build a comprehensive system of care. Primary Care Paramedic Certificate Develop the skills and knowledge required to work as a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP). Full time blended (33 credits) Current Emergency Medical Responder certification BLS for Healthcare Provider (CPR C) Grade 12 graduation (or equivalent) English 12 (or equivalent) with minimum grade of ‘C’ Criminal record check Physical fitness assessment References Current immunizations (International students should email pcp@jibc.ca for detailed information regarding admission procedures and criteria and an International Student Admissions Package). Part time blended (60 credits) Current Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) certification Grade 12 graduation with specific courses and minimum grades as follows: Biology 11 (or equivalent) with minimum grade of ‘C+’) Math 11 (or equivalent) with minimum grade of ‘C’) English 12 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of ‘C’) The program meets or exceeds the National Occupational Competency Profiles (NOCPs) for PCPs developed by the Paramedic Association of Canada, and is accredited by the Canadian Medical Association. Graduates are eligible to apply for licensure in British Columbia through the Emergency Medical Assistant Licensing Branch. Diploma in Health Sciences-Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Develop the skills to assume roles in EMS or other health care professions. The Diploma includes the PCP program. Diploma components include the Primary Care Paramedic Certificate, an academic foundation of liberal studies, advanced health sciences and professional practice courses, and a diploma completion project. For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. JIBC | PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE | 25 Advanced Care Paramedic Advanced Diploma Learn to think critically, solve problems, and function as a leader while providing the highest possible standards of patient care. The Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) Advanced Diploma program responds to the continuing growth and evolution of today’s healthcare needs. The program meets or exceeds the National Occupational Competency Profiles (NOCPs) for ACPs developed by the Paramedic Association of Canada, and is accredited by the Canadian Medical Association. Graduates are eligible to apply for licensure in British Columbia through the Emergency Medical Assistant Licensing Branch. For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. 26 | JIBC | PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Full time blended (60 credits) PCP Certificate ENGL100 Academic Writing BIOL203 Human Anatomy & Physiology PATH214 Pathophysiology PHARM215 Principles of Pharmacology General Requirements: IV Insertion Training Certificate BLS for Healthcare Provider (CPR C) Criminal record check Physical fitness assessment Current immunizations References JIBC COURSES OF INTEREST SECTION SECTION The following courses can be taken individually and do not require prerequisites. Call the registration office at 604.528.5590 or 1.877.528.5591 (toll free in North America) to register. Bylaw Compliance, Enforcement & Investigative Skills Level 1 Learn the fundamental knowledge and skills required to function effectively in the role of a local government bylaw officer. Basic Security Training Provides basic knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of uniformed security guards. This course is required for licensing as a security patrol employee in BC. Emergency Medical Responder Develop the skills needed to respond to trauma and medical emergencies. Training also includes the fundamentals of anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology and medical terminology. Foundations of Collaborative Conflict Resolution Gain the effective and practical tools for collaborative conflict resolution. Through examination of the sources of conflict attitudes and beliefs, conflict styles, and the role of assumptions and emotions, obtain an overview of conflict dynamics and collaboration strategies. Foundations of Effective Management and Leadership Part 1: Leading the Way Examine your personal leadership and communication styles and determine their effectiveness. Explore your key roles and responsibilities as a supervisor or manager, and review key leadership and management theories and their practical application in the workplace. Gaming Security Officer Training Qualify for employment in casinos and gaming facilities by completing this mandatory training. Develop the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain gaming integrity, ensure comfort and safety of customers and co-workers, protect facility assets, manage access and investigate unusual activities. Certify today as a Gaming Security Officer! The Gladue Decision and Report Writing A blended course designed for persons working within Aboriginal communities and the justice system to meet the legislative requirements Section 718.2e of the Criminal Code sentencing provisions for Aboriginal offenders as it relates to the R v. Gladue and R v. Ipeelee decisions. Motorcycle Skills Develop and improve practical motorcycle riding skills through classroom based presentations and hands on training in a controlled (off-road) environment. Adult Probation Officer Learn about the BC Community Corrections Branch and its model of offender management and intervention. Examine how the principles of effective offender intervention apply to the integrated service model adopted by the BC Corrections Branch. Learn about the primary areas in which probation officers perform their responsibilities and the strengths and challenges of probation work. Youth Probation Officer Examine the youth justice system in BC. This series of online courses is for persons interested in making positive changes in the lives of youth, helping them become successful members of the community, by working in the criminal justice field as Youth Probation Officers. For more information, visit our website at www.jibc.ca. To register, call 604.528.5590 or toll free 1.877.528.5591. 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