The Evergreen College Academic Preparation Course (APC) aims to prepare the student for success in their diploma program, academically and developing an understanding of business culture in North America.
This enable student to prepare themselves for academic content pursuit and prepare them to successfully in their job and workplace.
Content
The Program instructs student academically by developing skills in Listening Speaking, Reading and Writing. Business culture addressing topics such as Attendance, Punctuality, Resumes, Ethics, Relationship Building and Career Success.
Course Outline
The course consists of Four (4) weeks. Weekly modules are: Resources, Ethics, Relationship Building, and Career Success. Each week will include Group Work, Attendance, Punctuality, Monitoring and Participation.
Students must achieve an attendance standard of 85%.
Submission of weekly assignments.
Active participation in all classes.
Weekly Topics:
Week 1- Resumes
Interviews
Job Search
Recruiting Process
Week 2-Ethics
Presentation Skills
Research
Corporate Culture
Week 3- Relationship Building
Networking
Understanding Diagrams
LinkedIn
Communication
Week 4- Career Success
Meetings
Corporate Structure s
Official/Work Politics
Sample Course Tasks:
Participated in topic discussion
Work in groups or pairs
Prepare a resume
Setup a LinkedIn Profile
Analyse a Job Description
Research a Company
Perform a Presentation on Ethics
Participate in mingling exercises
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