The Owen Sound Campus of Georgian College is home to the Great Lakes International Marine Training and Training Centre. The centre’s three-year Marine Engineering Technology and Marine Technology – Navigation co-op programs boast a progressive mix of skills training, shipboard training and academic studies like navigation training in our marine simulators. The following is an article ...
Georgian College has a variety of new programs starting in September of 2013, including Anishnaabemowin ( Ojibwe) Language Programming – two years (Barrie); Interactive Web Design and Development – two years (Barrie), Hospitality Skills – one year (Muskoka, Orangeville, South Georgian Bay), and Technology Fundamentals – one year (Muskoka, Orangeville, South Georgian Bay).
Georgian College is launching Anishnaabemowin Language Programming, a new two-year diploma program at the Barrie Campus in September 2013. Anishnaabemowin is the Ojibwe language.
As Canada’s original languages are used less and less frequently in daily life, it is more important than ever to take action to preserve and revitalize indigenous languages. If action is not ...
Ontario must act quickly to become more competitive and seize opportunities in the new global economy or our prosperity will decline, according to Advantage Ontario, the report of Ontario’s Jobs and Prosperity Council.
The report identifies five key areas for action: going global; driving productivity growth; unleashing innovation and entrepreneurship; capitalizing on strength in talent and ...
Winter has become an increasingly popular time to start classes at Georgian College. This semester, more than 1,200 new students (including 124 international students) will navigate their way across Georgian campuses.
More than 60 Georgian programs offer a winter start date, giving students even greater opportunities in post-secondary education. This year’s January enrolment grew almost 11 ...
