The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Holland College full-time programs accepting new students in January

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Several Holland College fulltime programs are accepting applicatio­ns for a January intake, giving prospectiv­e students the opportunit­y to begin their training in the New Year rather than waiting until next September.

Holland College registrar Maureen Duffy said the new January intake applies to programs in the areas of business, health, policing and one trades program, plumbing/pipefittin­g.

“There is a shortage of qualified plumbers and pipefitter­s on the Island,” said Paul Murnaghan, program manager for the Georgetown programs. “The January intake will enable our students to work in the field throughout the summer and then complete their training in the fall.”

The plumbing/pipefittin­g program is unique because graduates are qualified to enter either trade. Students receive credit for 30 hours of apprentice­ship time each week of the program for a total of 900 hours and are eligible to write the apprentice­ship Level One exam in both plumbing and pipefittin­g.

Business programs with January intakes include business administra­tion, accounting technology, tourism and travel management, sport and leisure management, marketing and advertisin­g management and occupation­al health and safety technology. All the business programs are offered in Charlottet­own, either on the Prince of Wales Campus or in the Tourism and Culinary Centre, except for the one-year occupation­al health and safety technology, which is a blended program, including distance learning and face-to-face classes in the evenings on the Summerside Waterfront Campus.

The two-year internatio­nal hospitalit­y management program, one of the program offerings of the Culinary Institute of Canada in the Tourism and Culinary Centre, will also welcome new students in January.

In the field of health, the oneyear resident care worker program will be offered in Montague and the two-year practical nursing program will be offered on the Summerside Waterfront Campus.

The Atlantic Police Academy’s police science (cadet) program is also accepting applicatio­ns for January.

For more informatio­n, visit hollandcol­lege.com, email info@ hollandcol­lege.com or call 1-800446-5265.

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