Dual Program

Students will become familiar with selected animal health organizations and will adhere to the regulations of veterinary medicine in Alberta. Students are introduced to strategies and techniques for managing self and interacting with others. Students will examine animal Welfare and ethical issues. This course provides students with foundational veterinary medical terminology they will use throughout their career.

Course Materials and Outline (no additional materials required)

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each
course. 

5 High School Credits

Students will engage in the problem-solving process using current hardware and software tools for applied data-driven problem-solving. Through data analysis, algorithmic problem solving and technical memo writing students will work to solve a technical agricultural issue. Programming /Coding and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (graphing/figures/charts) will be key skills learned and put into action making a Zumo robot perform a set task.  Students should have successfully completed Math 10C.  

Prior coding skill not required but students should be comfortable with math (algebra and polynomials at minimum grade 10 level). As well, students will require perseverance to work hard in the trial and error process involved with learning to program/code.  Students may need to spend more time on an assignment if the coding requires further problem-solving. This course may need a little extra commitment by the student to be successful.

** Great course for those looking to grow their technology skills

Course Materials and Outline (WINDOWS 10 Machine Required)

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each course. 

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5 High School Credits

Students gain experience in managing landscape sites through acquisition and implementation of design principles, cultural practices of plant material, and advancing the sustainability of landscape environments to industry standards.

Course Materials and Outline (Four 8" pots Potting soil with fertilizer in it. Scale capable of
measuring grams with at least 1 decimal point. Seeds will be mailed to the students.)

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each course. 

5 High School Credits

Students will analyze various management models and organizational structures within the sport and recreation industry. Content areas include professional, amateur, Olympic, and intercollegiate sports.

Course Materials and Outline (no additional materials required)

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each
course. 

5 High School Credits

In this introductory course, the student will gain an understanding of apprenticeship safety, shop procedures and practices.  Students will learn the use and care of selected measuring, hand and power tools, workplace safety and common industry practices.  These modules are found in all trades training.

7 full days throughout the 1st Semester at Olds College (transportation is provided)

Students must have completed CTD modules (safety modules) HCS 3000 and HCS 3010.

Learning materials fees - $60

Shop Fees - $100

PPE required: steel toes boots, gloves and safety glasses required; coveralls recommended.  Responsibility of the student.

Course Materials and Outline 

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each
course. 

2 High School Credits

Students will further their understanding of safety and welding practices utilizing oxy-acetylene, Plasma Arc Cutting (PAC), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) processes used widely by industry today.

Prerequisite WLD 1167

Learning materials fees - $60

Shop Fees - $50

PPE required: steel toes boots, gloves and safety glasses required; coveralls recommended.  Responsibility of the student.

Course Materials and Outline 

Course materials are at the student’s expense. Materials are listed in the menu. Some materials are purchased through Olds College. Please read the course menu thoroughly to understand each course. 

3 High School Credits

Students will gain an introduction to financial accounting focusing on the accounting cycle
and the preparation of financial statements. Topics include accounting for merchandising
activities, internal control, accounting for cash, temporary investments, accounts receivable,
inventories, cost of goods sold, and current liabilities.

Course Materials: Online Textbook 1 Volume Required Approx. cost $100.00
No return of item after purchase 

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5 High School Credits

Students will become familiar with the aspects of the service cycle within a veterinary clinic.
Students will explore veterinary software and its specific application to operating a
veterinary practice. They will apply communication skills to create positive experiences for veterinary clients.

No additional materials are required.

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5 High School Credits

Students will investigate foundations of control systems, electronics and practical applications
in precision farming. Through experiential learning, students will identify and
troubleshoot components within hardware and devices, demonstrate uses/applications of
geospatial technology, test control systems and their role in product application, evaluate
hardware and software, program farm equipment, and demonstrate a proven process for identifying/troubleshooting components in Agricultural Technology equipment and
interpret digital diagnostic data.

Students interested in taking this course should have completed Math 10C prior to the start date.

Course Materials:

Windows PC running Windows 10 Required

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5 High School Credits

Students will assess customer needs and develop procedures and management strategies
for accommodation service excellence. Students will gain an understanding of room
management and facilities, with a focus on the analysis of services and operations from a guest perspective.

No additional materials required.

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5 High School Credits

Students will be provided an introduction to ecological principles at the species, population,
community and ecosystem levels. Specific application of ecology to sustainability and the
management of forest and grassland ecosystems are studied.

No additional materials required

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5 High School Credits

Students will learn about various aspects of training for performance. They will analyze the
basic science behind activity, energy systems, and macro-cycles in sport training.
Consideration will also be given to diverse populations, training facilities, equipment,
schedules, budgets, as well as individual and team training preferences.

No materials need to be purchased

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5 High School Credits

Students research and assess food and ornamental field crop production markets,
locations, materials, and processes to achieve a sustainable enterprise.

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5 High School Credits

Maintenance of a wide variety of equipment including trucks and trailers, off-road, and
earth moving equipment. Prepares the graduate for entry level positions in the heavy equipment sector. It covers basic diagnostics, repair, and maintenance of heavy equipment and its various components.

Course Outline

Learning Materials fee and Tool Key (estimated cost $250-300)
PPE: Steel toed boots, gloves, and safety glasses required; coveralls recommended.
Responsibility of the student.

Course

15 High School Credits (30 level) 

Students will gain skills in first year apprenticeship welding and earn a Pre-Employment Welding Certificate from Olds College. Training takes place at Olds College by Journey person instructors.

Course Outline 

Learning Materials fee and Tool Key (estimated cost $250-300)
PPE: Steel toed boots, gloves, and safety glasses required; coveralls recommended.
Responsibility of the student.

Course

15 High School Credits (30 Level)

Introductory Welding (WLD 1167) Students will gain an understanding of the safety, theory
and techniques of oxy-Acetylene welding and cutting, shielded metal arc welding, and gas
metal arc welding. They will study electrode selection, welding metallurgy, repair and
fabrication procedures and metal joint preparation.

Prerequisite - TEC 1000 Same cohort of students from Fall 2022

Learning materials fees: $50.00 Shop Fee: $50.00
PPE: steel toed boots, gloves, and safety glasses required; coveralls
recommended. Responsibility of the student.

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2 High School Credits