Granton Catalogue Aug 20035

... and a great opportunity to take control of your own future, open the door to new knowledge

and win success while you are still young enough to enjoy it.

If this sounds like a tall order, I can only assure you that thousands of Granton students have

achieved no less. We have carefully documented their case histories ... and they all tell much

the same story make the effort, get some expert help and the reward is certain.

But men and women who get top paying jobs through completing correspondence courses

don't get something for nothing. They invest in themselves and in the training they need.

They

use some of their own spare time and bring zest and enthusiasm to the course.

I tell you this at the outset because it would be foolish to think you can get ahead, get a

promotion, get a pay rai$e, move to a new career

, earn more or start a new business of your

own without setting aside the time to prepare for a future career opportunity

. Granton Institute

has no magic wand.

What we do have is enthusiasm, know-how, over 60 years of experience and a proven record

of successfully helping thousands of ambitious people. Every student matters to us every

student is important. We are dedicated to the proposition that, once you join us, it is our

responsibility to pilot you to success.

I hope, therefore, that you will read this book carefully

. Having done so, think about it. Then,

if you really want to put some solid foundations under your "dream castles", we'll show you

how help you in a very practical way and do everything in our power to ensure that your

enrollment with Granton becomes the most rewarding investment you ever made.

What I am concerned about is for you to have a career and the

financial rewards that go with it

and not just a job. If you do nothing, nothing is going to happen. If you do something, and

enroll with Granton, we have the chance to make you successful.

Read over my Career

Opportunities guide and choose a career you would like to be part of.

We are here to help you -

now is the time for you to act and take the first step in preparing for a better future by enrolling in

a Granton course.

MANAGER, WESTERN DIVISION

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

GRANTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Website : http://www.grantoninstitute.com · E-Mail address: info@grantoninstitute.com

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Toronto, Ontario M5H 1Y3

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School for Successful People

Granton enjoys hearing from its graduates. Granton's graduates, like you, had to make a decision to prepare for a future career opportunity

by enrolling in a Granton correspondence course. When they made the decision their homes became their private classrooms and they were on

their way to a better future. When you enroll, you will be following in their footsteps. Our graduates write...

Sherry Gervais of Fort McMurray, Alberta, who received a diploma in Small Business Management writes that she enjoyed

her course because it was "very informative and well organized." When asked how the successful completion of her
program helped her, she replied: "The two different courses I took Photography and Small Business Management
have helped me start my life's dream of opening my own business." October 2001

Martina Peladeau of Victoria, BC, who received a diploma in Retail Travel Counselling writes that what she liked best about

her course was "to be able to finish it in my own time." When asked how the successful completion of her course has
helped her, she replied, "I will be using it towards my career in tourism." February 2002. (Martina recently informed us
that she is now working as a Travel Agent)

Adeleine Bamford of East Your, Ontario, who received a diploma in Para-legal, writes that what she enjoyed most about her

course was "the tutors and the whole learning experience." She goes on to write, "I am using this diploma as part of
my supporting documents to get into law school." August 2002

Heather Campbell, of Bolton, Ontario, who received a diploma in Law Enforcement and Criminalistics, tells us that what

she liked best about her course was "that I could work from the comfort of my home." She writes that because of
successful completion of her program, "I moved into a much better job and have more recognition." July 2002

Angie Chapman of Southampton, NB, who received a diploma in Medical Administrative Assistant, comments, "The

course was well understood by me and it gave me the insight into the field in which I would like to be employed." She
continues by writing, "one week after I completed the course, I was employed at the Canadian Red Cross." May 2001

A graduate from Val Caron, Ontario, who received a diploma in Basic Electricity and Basic Electronics writes: "The study

material was very informative (books especially)", and he especially enjoyed "the convenience of studying at my own
pace." When asked how the successful completion of his program has helped him, he replied: "I ended up getting a raise
at work. It has opened doors for a different field." September 2001

Kerry Swinamer of Mount Uniacke, NS, who received a diploma in Nail Technology, writes that what she especially enjoyed

about her course was, "that I could study whenever I wanted for as long as I wanted." She goes on to write that because
of her successful completion of this program, "I have been able to make some extra money while still being an at-home
Mom." May 2001

A graduate from Prince George, BC, who received a diploma in Municipal and Sanitary Engineering Technology tells us

that what he enjoyed about his program was "the excellent material covered in all subjects." When asked how successful
completion of this program has helped him, he replied: "Promotion (reclassification) at my place of employment from
Charge hand to Assistant Foreman, to Foreman of Solid Waste Services in the city of Prince George." December 2001

Chris Peterson of Lindsay, Ontario, who received a diploma in Basic Electricity and Basic Electronics, writes: "I enjoyed

the course because I was able to work at my own pace. I really enjoyed the practicum kits that were offered." When
asked how successful completion of his course has helped him, he replied: "I am now almost completed all my courses
for my Canadian Fire Alarm certification with Durham Fire and Safety." October 2001

Jennifer Jenkins of Blackstock, Ontario, who received a diploma in Horticulture Operations and Management writes that

what she enjoyed best was "the knowledge and confidence I have gained since taking the course." When asked how the
successful completion of her program has helped her, she replied: "It will help me start a new career in a field I love!"
January 2001

Krista Schofield of New Minas, Nova Scotia, who received a diploma in Financial Accounting, writes: "I enjoyed being

able to learn at my own pace and still have someone there to help me if I needed it!" She tells us that the successful
completion of her program, "has given me a sense of accomplishment and the tools to move on with my career of
choice." February 2002

Debra Wormald of Calgary, Alberta, who received a diploma in Floral Design, writes: "The Institute and the course made

me comfortable in learning the art of floral design." She goes on to write that successful completion of her program "has
given me the confidence I needed to start a business." June 2002

Brian Young of Keswick, Ontario, who received a diploma in Quality Control Technology writes: "I enjoyed being able to

learn and study at my own pace, in my own home." He continues by writing that successful completion "has provided
me with valuable information that I can use on the job". October 2001

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CONTENTS

The Secrets of How to Succeed . . . . . . . . . . .4-9

Career Opportunities Index . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-12

Career Opportunities Guide . . . . . . . . . . . .13-118

Corporate Training Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119

Corporate and Individual Payment Plans . . . .120

Confidential Advice Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .121

Enrollment Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124

Enrollment Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .125

"Men and women who know how to read,

have it in their power to magnify themselves,

to multiply the ways in which they exist, to make

their lives full, significant and interesting"

Our Tutors are men and women of wide
experience. They are well able to
understand the viewpoint of various
types of students and to appreciate the
difficulties under which some of them
may have to study. Because of this,
students are always assured of a
sympathetic and helpful reply to any
query they may have as they proceed
with their studies.

TUTORIAL STAFF AND
CONSULTANTS

Our Tutorial Staff and Consultants
Include: C.J. Hope, B.Sc (Hons) M.Sc
Ph.D (Witwatersrand) A.R.I.C.; Riyaz
Misir, B.Sc (Hons) (University of
Toronto); Marcelle Dacamara B.Sc (Hons)
(University of Toronto) Certificate in
Services with the developmentally delayed
(Sheridan College); Nancy M. Craig
B.Sc.N (McMaster University), M.E.S.
(York University), Ph.D. (University of
Toronto); Michael Morrison, Canadian

Securities Certificate; M.M. Hope B.A.
(McMaster University), LLB (University
of British Columbia); Sylvia Hatton C.T.C,
Diploma Canadian Travel School; Dorothy
Goodier B.A. (University of Western
Ontario); Jackson Tsoi, B.A.Sc (University
of Toronto), P.Eng. Nicolas Parubets Dip.
(Kiev Geological College), M.Sc Dip.
(Kiev Polytechnical Institute); Sarah
Paquin, BA (Hons) (York University),
Major in Sociology; Junon Maceus, B.Sc.
(Hons), (Ryerson Polytechnic University),
Food and Nutrition, B.Sc. (Hons) Human
Kinetics, (University of Ottawa),
Certificate in Dental Assisting (Cité
Collegiale); Joe Rivera, BA, (University of
the Philippines), LLB, (Osgoode Law
School, York University); Steven Cook,
History and Cultural Studies; (Trent
University), Sarah Shortreed, Travel and
Tourism, (Carlshalton Technical College),
Teachers Certificate in Adult Education,
(Brighton College of Technology); Teck
Jong, B. Eng (Hons), (Ryerson
Polytechnic University), PC LAN

Engineer, (PrimeTech Institute); Pavel
Sverdlin, B. Comm, (University of
Toronto); Sheryl Eiler, B.Sc. (University
of Toronto), currently completing BSW,
(York University); Julie Fox, BA (Hons)
(University of Toronto), Specialist in
Visual Studies; Mary Petrakis, Esthetics
and Cosmetology Diploma, (Edith Serei
School of Esthetics); Muriel Walden, B.Sc.
Nursing

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Our Administration Staff includes:
Principal C.R.C. Hope B.A. (University
of Toronto), I.P.A. M.A.A. I.C.I.A.;
T.A.G. Hope B.A. (University of
Western Ontario); Violet Stewart; Sylvia
Waldman; Vera Morrison; Anne Mercer;
Riyaz Misir; Bill Jack; Elizabeth Taylor;
Klara Topersczer; Lisa Henley

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES

Robert William Brooks (Manager
Western Division); Dail Leonard
(Manager Pacific Division)

Granton's Friendly Staff and Consultants

Career Opportunities 2003

Your guide for preparing for a future career opportunity

how to
give yourself
a chance ...

When you think about it, many of
us spend eight hours a day
working, five out of seven days
of the week, 50 out of 52 weeks a
year. That makes a yearly total of
2000 hours dedicated to our job.

How do you spend your 2000

hours? Do you spend it doing
something you like and
something you find rewarding? If
your answer is no, then you are
probably accepting fatigue,
frustration and boredom in
exchange for a livelihood.

dreams
are not
enough

Dreaming of a better or different
life will not change this. Many of
us daydream about where we
could be. But dreams alone do
not build lives.

If you want to build a better

life, you need direction. First,
you need a clear picture of your
goal. This goal must be specific
and one which you can
realistically attain. A desire to
make money or to win is not
specific enough. But if you say
you want to become a Clerk-
Typist, Computer Programmer,
Bookkeeper or Legal Secretary
then you have stated your
objective clearly.

Once you know what your

objective is, you can define any
obstacles you need to remove.
For instance, "I want to be a hotel

manager, but, I do not have the
training." Perhaps you need a
Certificate or a Diploma to be a
candidate and qualify for a job
you want, or you need more
expertise to get a promotion.
Whatever the position you have
in mind, very often the obstacle is
a lack of qualifications, training
or an educational background.

getting
a pay
raise

Deciding what you want is the
key to giving yourself the
freedom to work for it. What do
you want out of life? Is your
current salary helping you get
there? Once you have decided
what you want, you must choose
the steps you are going to take to
achieve your goals and get you
where you want to be. By
advancing your skills and taking
the initiative for your own life,
you can give yourself new
opportunities to build your future.

changing
your
career

Do you feel that your current job
gives you opportunity for
advancement? Or do you feel as
if you are dispensable that your
skills are not valued? We can
teach you skills that will make
you more valuable in the business
community, and that will help
you fit the needs of the
marketplace. You can develop
skills which allow you to make

more money and make you
difficult to replace on the job.
These skills can be a form of
security for your future.

starting

your

own

business

Have you considered starting
your own business? No matter
what is happening in the
marketplace, there are always
needs which have to be filled. If
you develop the skills and
knowledge to meet those needs,
you can be the master of your
own enterprise and create your
own future.

make a
plan

Now that you know what you
need to do, you need to make a
plan to do it. You need to realize
that you can do it. Many of us
underestimate ourselves and feel
that we cannot be experts. But if
you take any subject and study it
for half an hour a day for a year,
you will have spent 185 hours
studying and acquiring
knowledge. You will discover
that you have far greater
resources than you thought.

You need to give yourself the

chance. At Granton we know that
those who are dissatisfied with
their progress can do something
about it.

Decide what you want,

understand what holds you back,
then do something to overcome
the obstacle.

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The Step Before the Next Step Up

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take action

At Granton, we offer success-
proven Certificate and Diploma
Correspondence programs that
allow you to attain credentials
and knowledge; two of the main
ingredients for advancement. If
you have little or no knowledge
of a subject, we provide training
and certification which provide
you with the qualifications you
need to succeed. Many
promotions have resulted from
employers being impressed by
the fact that employees have
studied ahead and prepared for
promotion.

granton's
step-by-step
system

In order to provide the training
that will enable you to succeed,
the knowledge component of
your course is divided into
performance objectives that are
often part of job descriptions in
industry.

These performance objectives,

such as listing the steps in a
servicing procedure, solving a
problem, making a calculation,
identifying a component, or
explaining how a device works,
form the backbone of our system.

You are taught how to perform

these job related objectives then
asked in your progress
assignments to perform the
objectives. You demonstrate your
new knowledge and skill to your
tutor, we are able to check your
progress and certify that you have
completed the course.

textbooks

Once you have enrolled you are
provided with learning materials
that include textbooks chosen for
modern content and excellence.
These books are recommended by
leading professional institutions
or are used by colleges and
universities. They are included in
the course fee and provide the
essential reference material of the
course.

lessons

Your learning materials include
lessons that are carefully written
and designed by professionals.
These lessons show you which
part of the textbooks are
important in order that you will
learn the necessary information
and skills. As well, we test your
progress on an ongoing basis by
challenging you to answer
questions showing that you
understand the material, can
complete the objectives and
demonstrate your knowledge. If
you do not have a clear
understanding, we work with you
to help you learn what you need
to know.

you and
your tutors

We do this by providing tutors
who mark your work. Your tutor
will give you comments and
suggestions for improvement,
point out where you have not quite
understood something, perhaps
show you a short cut, or give you
some well-deserved praise.

You are encouraged to look on

your tutors as your personal
guides who show you the way
and steer you safely from pitfalls
they know so well.

We attach a great importance

to the creation of a friendly and
personal relationship between you
and your tutor. We make sure that
you have the next lesson while your
current lesson is being marked in
order that you can rapidly progress
through your program. On comple-
tion of your program you will be
awarded your Certificate or Diploma.

certification

Your Certificate or Diploma
provides the evidence of your
ability. It is the key which lets
you apply for advancement in
your present career or apply for a
job in a new enterprise.

You Can be Better We Can Help

benefits of
home study
correspondence
programs

The Granton success-proven
Certificate and Diploma
Correspondence Course System
offers the benefit of catering to
your needs. You study in your
own time and at your own rate.
You can take more time to master
a lesson you find difficult, and
you can progress quickly through
material you understand more
easily. You can ask any questions
you need for clarification in order
to gain maximum benefit and
knowledge from your program.

Our aim is to get you so

interested you look forward to
your lessons and willingly give
your time to the course. At
Granton, we understand that
learning should be an enjoyable
experience in which you satisfy
your curiosity and develop your
skills, knowledge and personal
confidence. Students who learn
through correspondence learn to
answer questions in writing. They
learn how to express themselves
clearly and to answer the
questions directly. These are
valuable skills.

Every course at the Granton

Institute is a complete program
providing everything you need.
Long after you have completed
the course you will have your
textbooks, lessons, study plans
and your written work as a
reference library.

no need
to feel self-
conscious

If you are older or you feel self-
conscious studying with others
for any reason, enrolling for a
correspondence course is a
solution for you. Correspondence
programs are strictly confidential,
and if you wish, no one else
needs to know that you are taking
a program to advance yourself.

you learn
because

You learn because you can study
in your own time, you can
progress at your own rate and you
have your own tutor who is
interested in your progress. As
well, you develop the ability to
express yourself concisely in
writing so you can communicate
what you know. Completing a
correspondence course works and
gets results. Students who have
studied through a correspondence
course program are shown to
perform consistently well in
formal examinations because they
have learned the material
thoroughly. Furthermore, the
knowledge and expertise students
gain through their program helps
them achieve their desired goal in
the marketplace. If you have a
goal or desire to build a better
life, we can put Granton to work
for you.

now
is the
time ...

to examine seriously what it is
that Granton has to offer you in
instruction and progressive
career planning. Now is the time
to act read this book through
find out how the keys to success
are shaped to fit the locks of
interesting, exciting and
financially rewarding careers.
Now is the time to complete your
enrollment application and mail
it to Granton. Now is the time to
start training for a successful
future.

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Granton Your Key to Success

Q. How long will it take to

complete my course?

A. This is one of the most

common questions we receive
from students enrolling with
Granton, and the answer
naturally varies according to
each individual case. We have
structured our program so
you can study at your own
time and pace.

How quickly you

complete the program
depends on which course you
have selected, how much
time you have available for
studying and the knowledge
you already have in your
chosen field of study. You
should aim to complete two
assignments per week for
optimum progress.

Q. I am no longer used to

studying. Will I be able to
adjust to being back at
school?

A. Our program is different from

what you experienced before.
You study in a relaxed
atmosphere in your own
home. You can take the time
to put extra effort into the
parts of the program that
really interest you, and you
can ask for extra help on any
area you may find difficult.
There is no pressure for you
to meet any objectives
outside of what you are trying
to achieve. We are there to
help you.

Q. What happens if I have

trouble with my course?

A. Your tutor has the

responsibility of working
with your abilities. He or she
is there to help you with any
problems you may have, and
to encourage you in the
process of developing your
skills. We do not expect you
to know everything right
away. Otherwise, you would
have no need for us. We
understand you have
registered in our program to
learn. It is our duty to teach
you.

Q. Will my course interfere

with my work?

A. Absolutely not. Our program

is designed to meet your time
requirements and your needs.
You choose your study times,
and there is no pressure for
you to put in more time than
you can fit into your
schedule.

Q. Can fee payment be

adjusted to suit my financial
requirements?

A. In the vast majority of cases,

the answer is "yes". The fee
payments can be divided into
easy monthly installments,
and we give sympathetic
consideration to any special
circumstances you might be
facing. We make no hard and
fast rules, and each case is
dealt with on its own merits.

Q. What is the value of a

Granton Diploma?

A. The Granton Diploma

provides reliable evidence

that you have received a
sound technical or
commercial training and have
reached a definite standard in
the subjects detailed on the
Diploma.

Q. How does the "Satisfaction

or Refund of Tuition" Policy
operate?

A. When you have finished your

course, you may claim a
refund of the tuition if you
sincerely feel you have not
benefitted in the way you had
hoped. The conditions are:
(1) you complete the course
(until you have done so you
are not in a position to judge
it fairly); (2) you request your
refund within seven days of
submitting your last assign-
ment, and (3) once your
request has been approved,
return all the materials you
have received from Granton.
The satisfaction or tuition
refund Policy is designed for
our mutual benefit... it
provides an incentive for our
tutors to help you at all stages
and encourages you to
complete the course.

Q. How many students claim

refund of fees?

A. Less than 1% of our

Graduates claim a refund of
fees under the terms of the
Agreement. This fully
confirms our experience that
anyone who completes a
Granton Course will be more
than satisfied with what he or
she has gained from the
School's teaching.

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Your Questions Answered

Answers to questions we often receive from our students

INDEX

ACCOUNTING

Financial Accounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Financial Accounting and Financial

Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Financial and Cost Accounting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Financial Cost and Tax Accounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
ACCPAC Simply Accounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

ADVERTISING

Marketing, Advertising and

Sales Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Advertising and Graphic Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Advertising and Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

AGRIBUSINESS

Agribusiness Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

AIR CONDITIONING

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and

Heating Servicing and Maintenance . . . . . . . . . 90

Air Conditioning, Mechanical and

Electrical Systems of Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY

Aircraft, Airframe and Power Plant Mechanics. . . . . 86

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Anatomy and Physiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

APPLIANCE SERVICING

Small and Large Appliance

Servicing & Repair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

AQUACULTURE

Aquaculture Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture (Complete) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Architectural Drafting & Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Architectural Plans & Blueprint Reading . . . . . . . . . 92

ART

Comic Strip and Cartoon Drawing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Fine Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Fine Art Theory and Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Commercial Fine and Graphic

Arts Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Graphic Communications and Digital Publishing . . . 48

ASTRONOMY

Astronomy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS

Automotive Air Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Automotive Body Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Automotive Mechanics Service and Repair . . . . . . . 84
Automotive, and Diesel Truck

Mechanics: Service and Repair. . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

BANKING AND FINANCE

Banking and Financial Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Personal Investment and Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

BICYCLE MECHANICS

Bicycle Mechanics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

BIOMEDICAL

Biomedical Instrumentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Respiratory Care Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

BLUEPRINT READING

Machine Shop Blueprint Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Welding Blueprint Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

BOOKKEEPING

Bookkeeping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
General and Computerized Bookkeeping . . . . . . . . 21

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
AND ADMINISTRATION

Corporate Business Management

and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Business Management and

Administration Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Business Records Management

and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

General Business Management

and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Human Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Human Resource and Office Management . . . . . . . 71
Human Resource Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Office Management and Administration . . . . . . . . . . 71
Selling and Sales Techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Retail Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

CABINET MAKING AND MILLWORK

Cabinet Making & Millwork. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

CARPENTRY

Carpentry Formwork and Framing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

CERAMICS

Ceramic Processing and Ceramic Products. . . . . . 111

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Municipal Water Purification

and Pollution Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

CLOCK SERVICING

Clock and Watch Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

COMMUNICATIONS

Communication and Telecommunications

Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCE

Health Care Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Nurses Aide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Personal Support Worker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

COMPUTER CAREERS

Computer Office Applications Specialist . . . . . . . . . 26
Computer Programming Applications

and Systems Analysis (Honours). . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Computer Service and Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Computer Systems and

Network Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

E-Commerce Internet Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Help Desk and Computer Management . . . . . . . . . 110
Internet and Web Page Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
JAVA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Computer Programming Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming Basic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming COBOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming C++ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming Oracle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming Pascal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Computer Programming Visual Basic . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Microsoft Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Microsoft Excel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Microsoft Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Microsoft Word . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Network Essentials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
NT Servers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Computer Operations and Applications . . . . . . . . . . 26
Webmaster Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

CORRECTIONS

Corrections Worker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

COSMETOLOGY

Cosmetology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Cosmetology, Esthetics, Nail Technology

and Makeup Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Esthetics, Nail Technology and Makeup Art . . . . . . . 56
Makeup Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

COUNSELLOR

Counsellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

DENTAL OFFICE

Dental Office Receptionist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

DIESEL

Diesel Engine Mechanics: Service and Repair . . . . 85

DRAFTING AND DESIGN

Engineering Drawing and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Tool and Die Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
AutoCAD 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Early Childhood Education:Part 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Early Childhood Education: Part 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Early Childhood Education (Honours) . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Child Care and Human Resource Management . . . 36
Early Childhood Education Teaching Assistant . . . 110

ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS

Basic Electricity & Basic Electronics . . . . . . . . . . . . 99

ELECTRONICS

Electronic Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Electronic Engineering Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Electrical and Electronic

Troubleshooting and Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Air Conditioning, Mechanical and

Electrical Systems of Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

ESTHETICS

Barber Styling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Esthetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Salon Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Nail Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Administrative Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

FASHION

Fashion Merchandising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Fashion Merchandising & Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Fashion Design and Garment Making . . . . . . . . . . . 46

FIBER OPTICS

Fiber Optics Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION

Basic Electricity and Basic Electronics. . . . . . . . . . . 99

FIREARM SERVICING

Firearm Repair and Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Protection and Prevention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Company Fire Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

FLORAL DESIGN

Floral design and Flower Shop

Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Bar and Beverage Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Professional Food Preparation and Catering . . . . . . 66
Restaurant and Food Service Management . . . . . . 66

FORESTRY

Forestry and Forestry Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

GEMOLOGY

Gemology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

GEOLOGY

Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

GERIATRICS

Geriatrics Nursing Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

GRAPHIC ARTS

Graphic Communications and Digital Publishing . . . 48

HEALTH CARE

Health Care Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

HEALTH OFFICE

Health Office Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Personal Support Worker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

High School Diploma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
GED High School Equivalency
Examination Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

HORTICULTURE

Horticultural Operations & Management . . . . . . . . 102

HOTEL AND MOTEL

Casino Management and Administration . . . . . . . . . 64
Hotel/Motel Management and Administration . . . . . . 65
Hotel/Motel/Restaurant and Bar

Management and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Restaurant and Bar Management

and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION

Teaching Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Psychology Applied to Teaching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY
AND ELECTRONICS

Electrical Construction Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Electrical Motor Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Commercial Electrical Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Residential and Commercial Electrician. . . . . . . . . . 97
Residential Electrical Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Industrial and Electric Motor Control Specialist . . . . 97

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AND MANAGEMENT

Supervisory Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

INDUSTRIAL
HYDRAULICS AND PUMPS

Hydraulic Fluid Power, Pumps,

Motors and Pneumatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

Industrial Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

INSTRUMENTATION

Industrial Instrumentation and Automation. . . . . . . 106

INSURANCE AND
RISK MANAGEMENT

Insurance & Corporate Risk Management . . . . . . . 111

INTERIOR DECORATING

General Interior Decorating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Interior Decorating and Interior Design . . . . . . . . . . 54

JOURNALISM

Freelance Article Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Creative Writing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Freelance Newspaper Article

and Fiction Writing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Freelance Newspaper Writing and Reporting . . . . . 50
Freelance Short Story and Fiction Writing . . . . . . . . 51
Freelance Writing for Children and Adolescents . . . 51

LANDSCAPING

Floral Design and

Flower Shop Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

Landscaping and Gardening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Landscape Design Gardening
and Horticulture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

LANGUAGES

Language: French . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Language: Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Practical English

(English as a Second Language). . . . . . . . . . . 115

LASERS

Laser Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Corrections Worker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Criminal Justice, Criminalistics

& Law Enforcement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Criminalistic Police Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Dog Training for Law Enforcement . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Law Enforcement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Security and Private Investigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

LAW OFFICE

Law Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Paralegal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Legal Administrative Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Legal Office Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

LIBRARY

Library Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Cataloguing Classification and Procedures . . . . . . 108

LOCKSMITHING

Locks and Locksmithing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

MACHINE SHOP

Machine Shop Blueprint Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Machine Shop Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Computer Numerical Control Technician . . . . . . . . . 98

MAIL ORDER

Mail Order and Direct Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

MAKE UP ART

Makeup Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

MARINE MOTORS

Inboard and Outboard Motor Service and Repair. . 111

MARKETING

Marketing Organization and Administration . . . . . . . 70
Marketing Advertising & Sales Management . . . . . . 73

MASSAGE

Massage Therapy Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Massage Therapy Procedures and Techniques. . . . 44

MEAT CUTTING

Meat Cutting and Merchandising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Mechanical Engineering and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

MEDICAL AIDE

Continuing Care Attendant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Health Care Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Home Care Aide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Nurse's Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Nursing Attendant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Nursing Assistant and Support Worker Procedures. . 41
Prehospital Emergency Care

and Crisis Intervention. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Paramedic Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Psychiatric Mental Health

Nursing Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Physical Therapy Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant . . . . . . . . 42

Physical Dysfunction

Occupational Therapy Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Limited Radiography Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

MEDICAL OFFICE

Health Office Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Medical/Dental Office Receptionist . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Medical Office Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Medical Terminology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Medical Transcription . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

METALLURGY

Metallurgy Metals and Processes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

MOTORCYCLE

Motorcycle Mechanics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

MINERALOGY

Mineralogy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING

Municipal Water Purification

and Pollution Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

MUSIC

Music Business and Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Music History Theory and Practice. . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

NAIL TECHNOLOGY

Nail Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

NURSES AIDE

Nurses Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Personal Support Worker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

NUTRITION

Health, Fitness and Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Nutrition and Diet Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

OFFICE MANAGEMENT

Office Management and Administration . . . . . . . . . . 71

OPTOELECTRONICS

Optoelectronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

PAINTING

Painting and Coating Processes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Painting, Drywall, Plastering and Decorating . . . . . 114

PERSONNEL

Human Resource Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Human Resource and

Office Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

PEST CONTROL

Pest Management and Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

PET GROOMING

Professional Pet Grooming,

Walking, Sitting and Boarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Professional Pet Grooming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Kenneling and Boarding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Pet Sitting and Dog Walking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Pet Grooming Business Management . . . . . . . . . . . 59

PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANT

Pharmaceutical Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

PHOTOGRAPHY

Commercial and Professional

Photography and Digital Imaging . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Commercial Photography and

Digital Imaging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

PHYSICS

Physics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

PLASTERING

Painting, Drywall,

Plastering and Decorating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

PLASTIC

Plastics and Thermoplastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109

PLUMBING

Residential and Commercial Plumbing . . . . . . . . . . 96

POWER TECHNOLOGY

Electrical Power Distribution

and Transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

PRODUCTION

Production and Operations Management . . . . . . . . 89

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Property Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

PSYCHOLOGY

Abnormal Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Child Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Counsellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Practical and Applied Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Practical Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Psychological Service Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Psychological Testing and Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Psychology and Abnormal Psychology . . . . . . . . . . 34
Sales Psychology and

Successful Sales Techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Psychology Applied to Teaching. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Sports Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

PUBLISHING

Publishing Operations and Procedures . . . . . . . . . 115
Digital Designing and Publishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

PURCHASING

Purchasing and Materials Management . . . . . . . . . 72
Purchasing and Supply Management . . . . . . . . . . . 72

PUMPS

Hydraulic Fluid Power, Pumps,

Motors and Pneumatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

QUALITY CONTROL

Quality Control Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Quality Control Administration and Statistics . . . . . 105

REAL ESTATE

Real Estate Principles and Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

RECREATION, SPORTS,
FITNESS TRAINING AND
LEISURE MANAGEMENT
AND ADMINISTRATION

Health, Fitness and Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Recreation, Sport, and

Leisure Activities Administration . . . . . . . . . . . 116

Sport Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

RÉSUMÉ PREPARATION

Résumé and Interview Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

RETAILING

Retail Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

SALES

Selling and Sales techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Sales Psychology and

Successful Selling Techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

SATELLITE DISH

Satellite Dish Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Cable Installation Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

SECRETARIAL

Administrative Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Office Receptionist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Keyboarding and Document Preparation . . . . . . . . . 22

SECURITY

Security and Private Investigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

SMALL BUSINESS

Small Business Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

SMALL ENGINES

Small Engine Mechanics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

SOCIAL WORK

Community and Social Service Worker . . . . . . . . . . 35

STATIONARY ENGINEERING

Stationary and Maintenance Engineering . . . . . . . 106

SUPERVISION

Supervisory Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

SURVEYING

Surveying and Photogammetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117

TAXATION

Corporate Tax and Personal Income Tax . . . . . . . . . 82

TAXIDERMY

Taxidermy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

TEACHING

Psychology Applied to Teaching. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Teaching Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Communications and

Telecommunications Technology. . . . . . . . . . . 101

TELEPHONE

Telephone Technology and Repair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

TELEVISION

Television Principles and Servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

TEXTILES

Textile, Fibre, Yarn and

Fabric for Fashion Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

TOOL AND DIE

Tool and Die Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
INVESTIGATION

Traffic Accident Investigation

and Reconstruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

TRAVEL AND TOURISM

Travel and Tourism Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Domestic and International Ticketing . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Retail Travel Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Retail Travel Counsellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Travel Automation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
World Destinations and Geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

TYPING AND KEYBOARDING

Keyboarding and Document Preparation . . . . . . . . . 22

VETERINARY ASSISTANT

Veterinary Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Animal Health Care Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

VIDEO CASSETTE
RECORDER SERVICING

Videocassette Recorder, Theory and Mechanical

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

WELDING

Industrial Welding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Welding Blueprint Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

Wildlife Conservation and Management. . . . . . . . . 118

WINDOW DISPLAY

Visual Merchandising and Window Display . . . . . . . 47

WINE

Wine Selection and Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

ZOOLOGY

Zoology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

HOW TO ENROLL

All Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120-128

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LENGTH OF TIME

TO COMPLETE

YOUR PROGRAM

To determine the average length of the program, allocate
10 hours a week for study and plan to complete 2
assignments per week for optimum progress. Time
allocated will depend on your completion goals. Suggested
schedules are: two full evenings (6pm 11pm), three
evenings (6pm 9pm), five hours each weekend day, or a
combination of all three alternatives. On average certificate
course should take about 5 weeks to complete. Your
completion time will be more or less depending on your
available time for study and your personal circumstances.

CAREER INFORMATION

All of Granton's courses provide knowledge of the theory
and practice you need to perform activities required by the
work place. You are taught the terminology, operations and
procedures of doing the job right. These are adult courses
and your Diploma combined with the inventory of
transferable skills you have developed in previous jobs,
will provide you with the opportunities for promotions,
changing careers and for starting your own business.

CERTIFICATE

REQUIREMENTS

On successful completion of all assignments you will be
entitled to a Certificate of Completion.
Where this certificate subject is a requirement for a
Granton diploma a minimum of 60% (C) is necessary for
the certificate.
An overall average of 70% is required in order to graduate
from a diploma program.
Should you not meet this minimum requirement the first
time you will be permitted to repeat assignments in
order to upgrade your mark.

When you become a clerical
worker in the office of a small
company (e.g. lawyers, doctors,
dentists, insurance agents, real
estate agents, travel agents, etc.)
you may act as administrative
assistant, secretary, receptionist,
clerk typist and file clerk all at the
same time. The situation is quite
different in larger organizations
such as government offices, main
offices of insurance companies,
banks or large manufacturing
firms. Here you will find many
clerical people, and each person
will have a very specific job to do.

Whether you decide to work for

a big company or a small company
Granton's Diploma will qualify you
to apply for jobs that are both
interesting and secure.

CHOOSE YOUR CAREER

Administrative Assistants and
Secretaries are employed in
virtually every business, industry or
government department. They carry
different titles. The most popular
titles are senior secretary, executive
secretary, executive assistant,
coordinator, administrative
secretary and administrative
assistant. You are prepared for
these jobs with Granton's
administrative assistant's course
executive secretary's program.
Some secretaries specialize in a
particular field of work. They may
for example be:
· Administrative/Executive

Secretaries,

· Legal Secretaries
· Medical / Dental Secretaries.

Granton's Administrative

Assistant training includes the
training for Reception and Clerk
Typist. Hence it prepares you for
many job entry possibilities with
exciting prospects for advancement
and pay raises.
Granton's general office work
courses prepare you for secretarial

and clerical work in the corporate
and administrative offices.
Opportunities for graduates can be
found in government, business,
industry, retail and service industry
offices.
Look through the secretarial and
office work courses that follow and
select the course that will give you
the skills to change your life.

administrative

assistant

Complete Office Career
Diploma Program

Become an Executive Assistant or
Administrative Assistant. Other
opportunities include the positions of
Executive Secretary, Senior Secretary,
Coordinator, or Administrative Secretary.
Men and women, who are interested in a
career in an office environment, with all
the associated advantages, would benefit
from this program. Your training is a
stepping-stone to office employment
opportunities, promotions, pay-raises and
future opportunities such as
administering a business of your own.
Your training also includes the entry-

level requirement for many receptionist
and other office positions, which are
stepping-stones to future promotions.
You will be qualified to accept almost
any office position that is offered to you.
Content: Your program starts from
basics and takes you step by step through
the following 8 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your customers and fellow employees,
see page 69)

· Business Calculations (review of essential

arithmetic required for office work)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while
increasing your typing speed), Typewriter
is included. (see page 22)

· Business Communications (you learn to

compose office letters, memos etc., see
page 69)

· General Office Administration. (Page 22)
· Machine Transcription (a playback

cassette player with tapes is supplied)

· Bookkeeping 1 (essential bookkeeping

knowledge see page 22)

· Microsoft Office level 1 (includes an

introduction to Word, Excel, Access and
Power Point. Students with computers
will be able to take advantage of the
interactive training on the supplementary
disc, see page 26)

No additional prerequisite. Approximately
106 lessons and 106 assignments.
Duration: Allow yourself approximately
5 weeks for each certificate course. You
may take more or less time depending on
your individual circumstances. Tuition:
$3570 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 41 monthly payments of $85 each or
$2856 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all lessons and textbooks.
On completion of all subjects you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Administrative Assistant". If you choose
to use the supplied typewriter for this
program your program number is
3014AA. If you choose to use a
computer for this program and do not
require the typewriter your program
number is 3014AAX. You may deduct
$100 from the tuition in lieu of the
typewriter.

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Prepare for a future career opportunity in

Administrative, Legal, Medical or Dental Office Work

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office

receptionist

Clerk Typist Course

On completion of your training you will
have mastered the essential knowledge
required by office receptionists, clerk
typists and general office workers in the
daily performance of their duties. Your
training includes the entry-level
requirement for many office positions that
are stepping-stones to future promotions.
You will have earned the credentials for
promotion and future opportunities. Your
course starts from basics and includes

· Human Relations (the essential knowledge

to help you get along with your company's
visitors and fellow employees)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while
increasing your typing speed), Typewriter
is included

· General Office Administration

Approximately 74 lessons and 74
assignments. Tuition: $1530 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 17 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1224 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
successful completion of each subject you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate of
Completion. On completion of all subjects
you will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Office Receptionist". Course #3015AB
(includes typewriter). Course
#3015ABX (without typewriter: deduct
$100.00 from tuition) see page 22.

PARALEGAL AND

LAW CLERK CAREER

OPPORTUNITIES

When you have completed Granton's
Paralegal course you will be trained
for work in law offices as a law clerk or
as an in-house paralegal, also your
training will enable you to become an
independent paralegal. Independent
paralegals are not permitted to practice
criminal law and other areas of law that
are the responsibility of lawyers. The
knowledge you acquire with your
training will provide you with the choice
of working for lawyers (in research
libraries etc.) or working independently
of lawyers as a Paralegal. Law Clerks
work for lawyers. Regardless of your
choice of career you will receive the
training that will provide you with the
largest range of career opportunities.
Students are encouraged to become
student members of the Paralegal

Society or student members of the Law
Clerk Association.

para-legal

Granton's Law Clerk
Diploma Program

Become a para-legal or a law clerk. Men
and women, who are preparing
themselves for future employment or for
their own para-legal practice will benefit
from this comprehensive training.
Content: This program will prepare you
to work either as a para-legal or as a law
clerk in a lawyer's office. The training is
the same, however your diploma title will
be "para-legal" unless you are
specifically going to work for lawyers in
which we recommend the title "law
clerk" for most areas of Canada.
Your program starts from basics and
takes you step by step through the
following 12 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your clients and fellow employees and
partners, see page 69)

· Canadian Legal Systems and Legal

Terminology (essential knowledge on
how the legal system works, see page 16
for details)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(training in touch typing and basic office
written communication, see page 22 for
details)

· Legal Forms and Document Preparation

(you learn how to prepare commonly
used legal documents, court forms, and
letters required in day to day practice).

· Canadian Business Law (essential

knowledge of contracts, leases, real estate
sales, sale of goods, mortgages,
incorporations etc.)

· Criminal Law and the Canadian Criminal

Code (learn the principles of criminal law
and the offenses in the criminal code as
back ground for research etc.)

· Civil Litigation (learn step by step

procedures in civil litigation)

· Title Searching (land ownership, the

requirements for registering land, how to
conduct title search and close real estate
transactions)

· Family Law (learn basic principles

underlying: divorce; separation; child
custody and support; and division of
family property)

· Estate Administration (learn simple estate

distribution, with and without a will, and
the new estate laws)

· Legal Research Techniques and Strategies

(learn the primary and secondary sources
of Canadian law and the basic tools and
techniques of legal research)

· Small Claims Court Practice (learn the

court process for small civil disputes)

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 220 lessons and 220
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Tuition:
$7140 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 83 monthly payments of $85 each or
$5712 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, lessons, and
textbooks. On completion of all 12
certificate courses you will be awarded
the Granton Diploma "Para-legal" or
"Law Clerk". Program number: If you
choose to use the supplied typewriter
with this program your program number
is 3015AC. If you choose to use your
computer with this program and do not
require the typewriter your program
number is 3015ACX: you may deduct
$100 from the tuition in lieu of the
typewriter.

legal

administrative

assistant

Diploma Program

Become a legal secretary or a legal
administrative assistant. Men and
women, who are preparing themselves
for future employment in business,
industry and government legal offices or
lawyer's offices will benefit from this
specialist training. Content: This
program will prepare you to work either
as a Legal Secretary or Legal Assistant in
a legal department office or a lawyer's
office. You are also prepared for entry-
level positions of Legal Assistant and
Legal Office Receptionist. Your program
starts from basics and takes you step by
step through the following 6 separate
core certificate courses required for your
diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your clients and fellow employees, see
page 69)

· Canadian Legal Systems and Legal

Terminology (essential knowledge on
how the legal system works, see page 16
for details)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(training in touch typing and basic office
written communication, see page 22 for

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details)

· Legal forms and Document Preparation

(you learn how to prepare commonly
used legal documents, court forms, and
letters required in day to day practice).

· General Office Administration
· Machine Transcription (with a playback

cassette player and tapes)

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 122 lessons and 122
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Tuition:
$2975 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 34 monthly payments of $85 each or
$2380 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, lessons,
textbooks, typewriter and playback
cassette player with tapes. On completion
of all 6 certificate courses you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Legal
Administrative Assistant". Program
number: If you choose to use the
supplied typewriter with this program
your program number is 3015AD. If you
choose to use your computer with this
program and do not require the
typewriter your program number is
3015ADX: you may deduct $100 from
the tuition in lieu of the typewriter.

legal office

assistant

Diploma Program

Become a legal office assistant or a legal
office receptionist. Men and women, who
are preparing themselves for future
employment in business, industry and
government's legal offices or lawyer's
offices will benefit from this specialist
training. Content: Your program starts
from basics and takes you step by step
through the following 4 separate core
certificate courses required for your
diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your clients and fellow employees, see
page 69)

· Canadian Legal Systems and Legal

Terminology (essential knowledge on
how the legal system works, see page 16
for details)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(training in touch typing and basic office
written communication, see page 22 for
details)

· Legal forms and Document Preparation

(you learn how to prepare commonly

used legal documents, court forms, and
letters required in day to day practice).

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 108 lessons and 108
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each or
$1428 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, lessons,
textbooks and typewriter. On completion
of all certificate courses you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Legal
Office Assistant". Program number: If
you choose to use the supplied typewriter
with this program your program number
is 3016AE. If you choose to use your
computer with this program and do not
require the typewriter your program
number is 3016AEX: you may deduct
$100 from the tuition in lieu of the
typewriter.

Canadian Legal Systems
and Legal Terminology
Certificate Course

In your career as a para-legal, law clerk or legal
secretary it will be your overall knowledge of how
the legal system works that will enable you to
perform your daily duties with confidence.
Content: introduction to the different types of
law; how laws are made in Canada; resolving
legal disputes; human rights and the law;
Canadian charter of rights and freedoms;
introduction to criminal law; offences; defences;
arrests, searches and pretrial procedures; trial
procedures; sentencing and corrections; young
offenders; intentional torts (harming people);
unintentional torts (negligence); forming a
contract; completing a contract; housing law
(rental agreements, buying and selling); law of
goods and services; marriage and divorce;
property division and spousal support; children
(support, custody, access, and protection); wills
and estates; getting a job; the employment
relationship; unionized jobs and collective
agreements. No additional prerequisite. You
complete approximately 25 lessons and 25
assignments to help us guide you step by step
through your training. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 10 weeks for this certificate course.
You may take more or less time depending on
your individual circumstances. Tuition: $765
payable with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with payment in
full or company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction, lessons, and
textbooks. On completion of all assignment you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate "Canadian
Legal Systems and Legal Terminology".

Certificate course #3016AF

Legal Forms and
Document Preparation
Certificate Course

On completion of this comprehensive course you
will have mastered the essential knowledge of
completing forms and documents required of
para-legals, law clerks and legal secretaries in the
daily pursuit of their duties. Content: General
practice: introduction to the contemporary law
office; routine law office practices; time
management and accounts; legal writing and
public speaking; legal letters; legal
memorandums. Litigation and family law: the
basic fields of law; introduction to litigation; the
court system; procedural routes; preparing and
serving court documents; commencing the civil
action; pleadings; discoveries; pre-trial; trial;
counter claims and third party claims;
applications; motions; disposition without trial
and enforcement; marriage and domestic
contracts; family law; family law rules; divorce.
Corporate and commercial law: forms of business
ownership; corporate form of business ownership;
incorporating a business corporation; organizing
the minute book; post incorporation matters;
commercial and corporate laws; personal property
and security registration; introduction to real
estate; land registry system; transfer deed form;
charges and mortgages; sale transactions;
purchase transactions; charge related documents;
discharging a charge; remedies under charges;
condominiums; title searching. Estates law: wills
and powers of attorney; certificate of appointment
of estate trustee with a will; certificate for
appointment of estate trustee without a will;
distribution of estates; during your studies you
complete over 35 forms that you keep as
templates for reference at you desk in your office.
No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 19 lessons and 19 assignments to
help us guide you step by step through your
training. Duration: Allow yourself approximately
10 weeks for this certificate course. You may take
more or less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $850 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 9 monthly payments of $85 each
or $680 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, lessons, and textbooks. On
completion of all assignment you will be awarded
the Granton Certificate "Legal Forms and
Document Preparation".

Certificate course

#3016AG

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Civil Litigation
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to the civil litigation; first
meeting with the client; preliminary preparation;
settlement; alternative dispute resolution; position
letters; the pleadings; disposition without trial;
interlocutory proceedings; discovery of
documents; examination of discovery;
undertaking and follow-up to the examinations for
discovery; listing the case for trial; long-range
preparation for trial; short-term preparation for
trial; pre-trial conference; the trial; assessment of
costs; appeals; case management; the commercial
list; simplified procedure; class proceedings;
check lists; forms; administering litigation
practice. No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 10 lessons and 10 assignments to
help us guide you step by step through your
training. Duration: Allow yourself approximately
5 weeks for this certificate course. You may take
more or less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 8 monthly payments of $85 each
or $612 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, lessons, and textbooks. On
completion of all assignment you will be awarded
the Granton Certificate "Civil Litigation".

Certificate course #3017AH

Title Searching
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to the registry system; the
land titles system; land registration; land division
and geographical referencing; the 40 year registry
search; registered documents; the land titles
system; spousal rights and the matrimonial home;
automated searching under the land registration
reform act (Polaris); easements; access and
restrictions on use; adjoining land searches and
the planning act; the land titles system;
condominium ownership; acting for the purchaser
of a condominium unit; execution of searching;
sub searches; closing the transaction. No
additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 10 lessons and 10 assignments to
help us guide you step by step through your
training. Duration: Allow yourself approximately
5 weeks for this certificate course. You may take
more or less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 8 monthly payments of $85 each
or $612 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, lessons, and textbooks. On
completion of all assignment you will be awarded
the Granton Certificate "Title Searching".

Certificate course #3017AI

Family Law
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to the legal remedies;
marriage; separation; spousal support; custody and
support of children; property rights; divorce;
annulment; domestic contracts; enforcement;

same-sex issues; alternative dispute resolution.
Introduction to: the Divorce Act; the Federal Child
Support Guidelines; the Family Law Act; the
Family Responsibility and Support Arrears
Enforcement Act; comparative analysis of family
support legislation. No additional prerequisite.
You complete approximately 12 lessons and 12
assignments to help us guide you step by step
through your training. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for this certificate course.
You may take more or less time depending on
your individual circumstances. Tuition: $765
payable with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with payment in
full or company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction, lessons, and
textbooks. On completion of all assignment you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate "Family
Law".

Certificate course #3017AJ

Estate Administration
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to estate administration;
opening the file; court applications where there is a
will; estate trustee with a will; court applications
where there is no will; estate trustee without a will;
requirements for wills; powers of attorney and
guardianship; guardianship of children; assets;
debts; claims and liabilities; asset administration;
the family law act; distribution; estate
conveyancing; real property; contentious estate
proceedings; estate accounts and audits; passing
accounts; income tax returns; taxation at death; US
exercise tax. No additional prerequisite. You
complete approximately 11 lessons and 11
assignments to help us guide you step by step
through your training. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for this certificate course.
You may take more or less time depending on your
individual circumstances. Tuition: $765 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly payments of
$85 each or $612 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, lessons, and textbooks. On
completion of all assignment you will be awarded
the Granton Certificate "Estate Administration".

Certificate course #3017AK

Legal Research
Techniques and Strategies
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to legal research; the legal
research check list; Canadian encyclopedic digest;
treatises; legal periodicals; conference and
seminar materials; law reform commission
reports; loose leaf services; law reports; Canadian
abridgement; research tools for accessing
unreported decisions; legal dictionary review;
constitutional research; researching statutes;
researching regulations; other research tools;
computer assisted legal research, legal data bases
and CD-ROM; English legal research; American
legal research; guidelines for writing, legal essays,
case comments and legal memoranda; sample
legal memorandum. No additional prerequisite.
You complete approximately 9 lessons and 9

assignments to help us guide you step by step
through your training. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for this certificate course.
You may take more or less time depending on
your individual circumstances. Tuition: $765
payable with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with payment in
full or company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction, lessons, and
textbooks. On completion of all assignments you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate "Legal
Research and Strategies".

Certificate course

#3017AL

Small Claims
Court Practice
Certificate Course

Content: introduction to small claims court
procedures and practice; courts of justice act; court
of appeal; superior court of justice; divisional
court; family court; small claims court; appeals;
court of justice; provincial judges; judicial council;
rules of court; court's administration; judges and
officers; court proceedings; rules of the small
claims court. No additional prerequisite. You
complete approximately 11 lessons and 11
assignments to help us guide you step by step
through your training. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for this certificate course.
You may take more or less time depending on your
individual circumstances. Tuition: $765 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly payments
of $85 each or $612 (with payment in full or
company purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, lessons, and
textbooks. On completion of all assignments you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate "Small
Claims Court Practice".

Certificate course

#3017AM

Human Relations
Certificate Course

See page 69 for this certificate course

Keyboarding and
Document Preparation
Certificate Course

See page 22 for this certificate course

Canadian Business Law
Certificate Course

See page 69 for this certificate course

Criminal Law and the
Canadian Criminal Code
Certificate Course

See page 62 for this certificate course. You will
notice that this course is named Law Enforcement
Criminal Code for the law enforcement
transcripts.

health office

administration

Become a health office administrative
assistant. Men and women who are
preparing themselves for future
employment in medical or dental offices,
in hospitals and clinics, or with
chiropractors, naturopaths with other
healthcare professionals will benefit from
this specialist training.
Content: Your program starts from basics
and takes you step by step through the
following 7 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your clients and fellow employees and
partners, see page 69)

Medical Terminology (familiarization

with all the common medical terms,
see col 3 on this page)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(training in touch typing and basic office
written communication see page 22 for
details)

· Medical Office Procedures (essential

knowledge of medical office procedures)

· Medical Transcription with cassette

player and audio tapes

· Business Calculations (review of

arithmetic needed for every day office
work)

· Bookkeeping (essentials needed to record

transactions and do banking etc.)

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 168 lessons and 168
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training.
Duration: Allow yourself approximately
5 weeks for each certificate course. You
may take more or less time depending on
your individual circumstances.
Tuition: $3570 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 41 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2856 (with payment in full
or company purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
instruction, lessons, textbooks, typewriter
and playback audio cassette player. On
completion of all 7 certificate courses
you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Health Office Administration".
Program number: If you choose to use
the supplied typewriter with this program
your program number is 3018AN. If you
choose to use your computer with this
program and do not require the
typewriter your program number is
3018ANX. You may deduct $100 from
the tuition in lieu of the typewriter.

medical office

assistant

Become a medical office assistant. Men
and women who are preparing themselves
for future employment in medical or dental
offices, in hospitals and clinics, or with
chiropractors, naturopaths or with other
healthcare professionals will benefit from
this specialist entry level training.
Content: Your program starts from basics
and takes you step by step through the
following 5 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential knowledge

to help you get along with your clients
and fellow employees and partners, see
page 69)

· Medical Terminology (familiarization with

all the common medical terms, see col 3)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(training in touch typing and basic office
written communication; see page 22)

· Medical Office Procedures (essential

knowledge of medical office procedures,
see col 3 page 18)

· Medical Transcription with cassette player

and audio tapes

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 149 lessons and 149
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training.
Tuition: $2380 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 27 monthly payments of
$85 each or $1904 (with payment in full or
company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction, lessons,
textbooks, typewriter and playback
cassette player with audio tapes. On
completion of all 5 certificate courses you
will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Medical Office Assistant". Program
number: If you choose to use the supplied
typewriter with this program your program
number is 3018AO. If you choose to use
your computer with this program and do
not require the typewriter your program
number is 3018AOX. You may deduct $100
from the tuition in lieu of the typewriter.

medical

transcription

Become a Medical Transcriptionist. On
completion of this diploma course you
will have mastered the essential
knowledge and skills required for a career
in Medical facilities throughout the world.
Your course starts from basics and
includes Medical Terminology,

Keyboarding and Document Preparation,
and Medical Transcription. You are
provided with a typewriter, cassette player
and audio tapes. You complete
approximately 63 lessons and 63
assignments to help us guide you through
your step by step training. Tuition: $1785
payable with $85 on enrollment and 20
monthly payments of $85 each or $1428
(with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all lessons, textbooks, a
cassette player with audio tapes,
typewriter and instruction. On completion
of each subject you will be awarded a
certificate of completion. Each certificate
is a credit towards the Medical Office
Assistant Diploma. On completion of all
subjects you will be awarded the Granton
diploma "Medical Transcription". Course
#3018AP.

Typing Credit:

Granton requires documentation showing

minimum of 35 words per minute to exempt students from
the Keyboarding and Document Preparation. Students with
documentation may be exempted from Typing and deduct
$595 from the List tuition or $480 from the Payment Cash
on enrollment fee. Ask for

course #3018APY. Without the

supplied typewriter, ask for course #3018APX

medical

terminology

This course covers the full Granton
Medical Terminology curriculum. It is
particularly popular with trainee nurses,
medical secretaries, medical technologists,
medical librarians, veterinarians, medical
assistants, paramedical workers and
members of the armed services working in
a medical related capacity. Content: your
course starts from basics and includes the
full Medical Terminology syllabus: body
areas; body cavities; electrocardiograms;
brain; cranium; digestive systems; ears;
eyes; micro-organisms; mouth; pelvis;
phagocytosis of a bacterium; reproductive
systems; respiratory systems; skeletal
systems; spinal column; synovial joints;
thorax; urinary systems. You are provided
with a cassette player and audio tapes. You
complete 16 lessons and 16 assignments
to help us; guide you step by step through
your training. Tuition: $595 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, the Granton Training Kit
consisting of a binder, lessons, texts and a
cassette player with audio tapes. On
completion of the course you will be
awarded the Granton Certificate "Medical
Terminology". Course #3018AQ

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES
CERTIFICATE COURSE

PART 1: MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
PROCEDURES
The Medical Assistant As A Professional:

Advantages ...

Career Opportunities ... Earnings ... Necessary Skills ...
Duties of the Medical Assistant ... Administrative Duties
... Clinical Duties ... Past, Present, and Future ... Is
Medical Assisting for You? ... First Impressions ...
Professional Appearance ... Training ... Getting Started ...
Initial Job Training ... Continuing Education ...
Professional Organizations.

A Brief History of Medicine:

Medical Language and

Mythology ... Medicine in Ancient Times ... Pioneers in
Modern Medicine ... Modern Miracles ... Looking Ahead.

Medical Practice:

Early Development of Medical

Education ... Medical Practice Acts ... Licensure and
Registration ... Licensure ... Forms of Medical Practice ...
Sole Proprietorship ... Associate Practice ... Group Practice
... Partnership ... Professional Corporation ... Types of
Medical Care Delivery ... Specialties of Medicine ...
Aerospace Medicine ... Allergy & Immunology ...
Anaesthesiology ... Dermatology ... Emergency Medicine
... Family Practice ... Internal Medicine ... Neurology ...
Nuclear Medicine ... Obstetrics & Gynecology ...
Ophthalmology ... Otolaryngology ... Pathology ...
Pediatrics ... Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation ...
Preventative Medicine... Psychiatry ... Radiology ...
Surgery ... Urology ... Support Personnel.

Medical Ethics:

Historical Codes ... AMA Code of Ethics

... AMA Principles of Medical Ethics ... Council Opinions
... Ethics for the Medical Assistant.

Medicine and the Law:

Criminal Law ... Civil Law ...

Law of Contracts ... Medical Professional Liability ...
When the Physician Is Sued ... Arbitration ... Securing a
Patient's Informed Consent or Informed Refusal ... Legal
Responsibilities of the Medical Assistant ... Need for
Extreme Care ... Rechecking Equipment ... Instructions to
Patients ... Assisting at Patient Examinations ... Emergency
Aid ... Claims Prevention.

Personal Communication:

Developing Your Personal

Communication Skills ... Attitudes ... Body Language ...
Nonverbal Communication ... Patient Communication ...
Orienting Yourself to the Patient ... Listening ...
Communication Techniques ... Silence ... Establishing
Guidelines ... Reduce the Distance ... Acknowledgment ...
Communications With Your Coworkers ... Cooperation ...
Dependability ... Politeness ... Patience ... Getting Along
With Your Supervisor/Employer-Physician ... Establishing
a Working Relationship ... The Physician ... Recognizing
Discrimination ... Cultural Influences ... Sexual
Harassment ... Patient Education.

Externship and Finding the Right Position:

Externship

... What Is Externship? ... Duration and Time of Externship
... Student Responsibilities ... Externship Sites ... Benefits
from Externship ... Finding the Right Position ...
Preliminary Steps ... Preparation for the Interview ...
Locating Prospective Employers ... The Interview.

THE ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT:

The Computer in Medical Practice ... Types of Computers
... Outside Service Bureaus ... System Components ...
Hardware ... Software and its Capabilities ... Security
Guidelines for Computerized Data ... Applying Your
Knowledge ... Assisting With the Selection of a Computer
System ... Choosing a Vendor ... Desirable Hardware
Features ... Choosing Software ... Training ... Additional
Computer Terms.

Patient Reception:

The Look of a Professional ... Female

Assistants ... Male Assistants ... The Reception Room ...
Preparing for Patient Arrival ... Collating Patient Charts ...
Replenishing Supplies ... Greeting the Patient ...
Registration forms: Personal History ... Consideration for
Patients' Time ... Escorting and Instructing the Patient ...
Assisting the Disabled Patient ... Handling Patients'
Complaints ... Problem Situations ... The Talker ...
Children ... The Angry Patient ... The Patient's Relatives
... Friendly Farewells.

Appointment Scheduling and Time Management:

Appointment Scheduling ... Open Office Hours ...
Scheduled Appointments ... Flexible Office Hours ... The
Appointment Book ... Selection ... Advance Preparation ...
Guidelines for Scheduling ... Time Management ... Details
of Arranging Appointments ... Exceptions to Appointment
System ... Failed Appointments ... Reasons for Failed
Appointments ... Handling Cancellations and Delays ...

Scheduling Outside Appointments ... Surgeries ... House
Calls ... Outside Appointments for Patients ... Patients
Without Appointments.

Telephone Techniques:

General Guidelines ... Your

Telephone Personality ... Confidentiality ... Personal Calls
... Developing a Pleasing Telephone Voice ... How is Your
Diction? ... Answering Promptly ... Personalizing the Call
... Identifying the Office and Yourself ... Identifying the
Caller ... Screening Incoming Calls ... Minimizing Waiting
Time ... Transferring a Call ... Answering a Second Call ...
Ending a Call ... Taking a Telephone Message ...
Appointments for New Patients ... Return Appointments ...
Routine Reports from Hospitals and Other Sources ...
Office Administration Matters ... Requests for Referrals ...
Prescription Refills ... Calls That Require Transfer to the
Doctor or Call Back ... Calls from Other Physicians ...
Patients Who Will Not Reveal Symptoms ... Unsatisfactory
Progress Reports ... Requests for Test Results ... Angry
Callers ... Monitoring Calls ... Requests for House Calls ...
Responding to Emergency Calls ...Organizing a Personal
Telephone Directory ... Outgoing Calls ... Preplanning the
Call ... Placing the Call ... Calling Etiquette ... Conference
Calls ... Telephone Equipment and Services.

Correspondence and Mail Processing:

Public Relations

Value ... Equipment and Supplies ... Equipment ...
Supplies ... Your Personal Tools Spelling Aid ...
Composing Tips ... Getting Ready to Write ... Developing
a Portfolio ... Other Written Forms of Communication ...
Letter Styles ... Punctuation ... Spacing and Margins ...
Parts of Letters ... Heading ... Opening ... Body ...
Closing ... Special Notations ... Continuation Page
Heading ... Signing the Letter ... Preparing the Outgoing
Mail ... Incoming Mail ... Mail Processing ... Sorting ...
Opening ... Annotating ... Responding to the Mail ... Mail
the Assistant Can Handle.

Dictation and Transcription:

Machine Transcription

Process ... Equipment ... Preparation of Reports ...
History and Physical ... Progress Notes ... Consultation
Reports ... Other Reports ... Other Applications ...
Transcribing: The Process ... Abbreviations ...
Proofreading and Editing ... Some Basic Rules ...
Capitalization ... Word Division ... Plurals ... Numbers ...
References Materials.

Medical Records Management:

Reasons for Medical

Records ... Problem-Oriented Medical Record ...
Obtaining the History ... Making Additions ... Laboratory
Reports ... X-ray Reports ... Progress Notes ... Protection
of Records ... Storage of Records ... Filing Equipment ...
Supplies ... Filing Procedures ... Preventing Accidents ...
Locating Misplaced Files ... Rules for Indexing ... Filing
Systems ... Alphabetic Filing ... Numerical Filing ...
Subject Filing ... Color Coding.

Professional Fees and Credit Arrangements:
Accounting Systems:

What is Accounting? ... Account

Bases ... Financial Summaries ... Bookkeeping ... Good
Working Habits ... Cardinal Rules of Bookkeeping ...
Accounting Terminology ... Kinds of Accounting Records
... Comparison of Common Accounting Systems ...
Single-Entry System ... Double-Entry System ... Pegboard
or Write-It-Once System ... Using the Pegboard
Accounting System ... Special Accounting Entries ...
Accounting With the Aid of the Computer.

Banking Services and Procedures:

Checks ... Types of

Checks ... Advantages of Using Checks ... Magnetic Ink
Character Recognition (MICR) ... Bank Accounts ...
Common Types of Accounts ... Service charges ...
Systematizing Bill Paying ... Making Deposits ...
Preparing the Deposit ... Depositing the Mail ... Bank
Statement ... Reconciling the Bank Statement ... Safe
Deposit Box ... Medical Assistant's Position of Trust.

Billing and Collecting Procedures:
Health and Accident Insurance:

Brief History of Health

Insurance ... Purpose of Health Insurance ... Cost of
Coverage ... Coordination of Benefits ... Availability of
Health Insurance ... Group Policies ... Individual Policies
... Types of Insurance Benefits ... Payment of Benefits ...
Indemnity Schedules ... Service Benefit Plans ... Usual,
Customary, and Reasonable Fee ... Kinds of Plans ... Blue
Cross and Blue Shield ... Guidelines for Claims Processing
... Billing Requirements.

Editorial Duties and Meeting and Travel Arrange-
ments:

Editorial Duties ... The Physician's Library ...

Library for Patients ... Helping to Gather Information ...
Manuscript Preparation ... Travel and Meeting Arrange-
ments ... Transportation and Hotel Arrangements ...
Itinerary ... Meeting Calendar ... Meeting Responsibilities.

Office Environment:

Management of Space and

Equipment: Planning and Organizing Facilities ... General
Environment ... Area Utilization and Care ... Maintenance
... Responsibilities of Staff ... Instructions to Maintenance
Service ... Furniture and Equipment ... Acquisition ...
Warranty Requirements ... Service ... Inventory ...
Supplies ... The Doctor's Bag ... Safety and Security ...
Detection of Hazards ... Routine Office Security.

PART 2: MEDICAL CLINICAL ASSISTING
PROCEDURES
Basic Concepts of Asepsis:

Microbiology ... Infectious

Diseases ... Conditions That Favour Growth of Pathogenic
Microorganisms ... The Chain of Infection

Infection Control:

Sanitization ... Detergents and Water

... Ultrasonics ... Disinfection ... Chemical Disinfection
... Sterilization... The Medical Assistant's Role in Asepsis.

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome:

Transmission

and Prevention: Overview ... Cause ... Transmission of
AIDS ... Clinical Manifestations Associated with AIDS ...
Precautions and Control

Vital Signs and Anthropometric Measurements:

Temperature ... Physiology ... Normal Temperature
Readings ... Measuring Blood Pressure ... Measuring
Height and Weight ... Measuring of Body Fat.

Assisting with Routine Examinations:

Preparing for the

Physical Examination ... Attitude Toward the Patient ...
Assisting with the Physical Examination ... Sequence of
the Routine Physical Examination.

Specialty Examination Part 1:

Obstetrics, Gynecology,

Urology, and Pediatrics ...Examination of the Female
Reproductive System ... Sterilization Procedures

Speciality Examination Part 2:

Allergology,

Dermatology, Endocrinology, Surgery, Internal Medicine,
Dermatology ... Endocrinology ... General Surgery ... The
Medical Assistant's Responsibilities in the Specialty
Office.

Electrocardiography:

The Heart's Natural Pacemaker ...

The Cardiac Cycle and Electrocardiography ... The
Electrocardiogram ... Cardiac Stress Testing ...
Vectorcardiography ... Echocardiography

Microbiology in the Physician's Office:

The Role of the

Medical Assistant ... The Laboratory ... Laboratory Safety
... Quality Assurance ... Microbiology Procedures
Commonly Performed in the Physician's Office.

Urinalysis:

Collecting Urine Specimens ... Catheterization

... Instructing Patients to Collect a Urine Specimen ...
Physiology of Urine Formation ... Physical Examination of
Urine ... Quality Control ... Pregnancy Testing.

Hematology:

Blood Composition, Function, and

Formation ... Collection of Blood Specimens ... Blood
Cell Count ... White Blood Cell Count

Nutrition and Diet Modification:

Normal Nutrition ...

Nutrition and Dietetics ... Food ... Energy ... Dietary
Evaluation ... Nutrients ... Clinical Nutrition.

Introduction to Minor Surgery:

Surgical Supplies ...

Surgical Solutions and Medications ... Accessory Supplies
... Identifying the Parts of Surgical Instruments ...
Classifications of Surgical Instruments ... Specialty
Instruments ... Care and Handling of Instruments

Assisting with Minor Surgery:

Aseptic Technique ...

Personnel ... The Sterile Field ... Moisture ... Handling
Equipment ... Assisting in Minor Surgical Procedures ...
Dressings and Bandages ... Postsurgical Routines ...
Electrosurgery ... Laser Surgery.

Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology:

History and

Background ... Drug Sources ... Drug Names ... Drug
Interactions with the Body ...Calculating Drug Dosages for
Administration

Administration of Medications:

Drug Therapy

Assessment ... Patent Assessment ... Drug Assessment ...
Drug Forms and Administration

Advanced Medical Assisting Procedures:

Diagnostic

Radiology ... X-Ray Machine ... Radiations Hazards and
Safeguards ... Assisting With Radiologic Procedures

Medical Emergencies:

Making the Office Accident-Proof

... ... Common emergencies ... Emergency Respiratory ...
Chest Pain ... Signals of Heart Attack ... Cerebrovascular
Accident (Stroke) ... Poisonings ... Insect Stings ...
Hemorrhages ... Head Injuries ... Foreign Bodies in the Eye.
Approximately 52 lessons 52 assignments. Tuition: $850
payable with $85 on enrollment and 9 monthly payments
of $85 each or $680 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Certificate Title: "Medical
Office Procedures".

Certificate course #3019AR.

medical/

dental office

receptionist

Become a Medical/Dental Office
Receptionist. Your course in
Medical/Dental Office Administration
prepares you to work in either a medical
office or a dental office. You cover the
essential terminology and both medical
and dental office procedures. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Medical Terminology (see page 18)
· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while
increasing your typing speed), Typewriter
is included (see page 22)

· Medical Office Procedures Part 1 & Part

· Dental Office Administration
· Optional Course: Dental Assisting

Procedures

You complete 152 lessons and 152
assignments to help us guide you step
by step through your training. Tuition:
$2975 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 34 monthly payments of $85 each or
$2380 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, the
Granton Training Kit consisting of
binders, lessons and texts, and a
personal typewriter. On completion of
the course you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Medical / Dental
Office Receptionist". Course
#3020AS (includes typewriter)
Course #3020ASX (without
typewriter deduct $100.00 from
tuition) See page 22.

dental office

receptionist

Become a Dental Office Receptionist.
Our Dental Office Receptionist's course
provides you with the training in
terminology together with the
specialized dental office procedural
knowledge you need to carry out your
duties in a dental office. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while

increasing your typing speed), Typewriter
is included (see page 22)

· Dental Office Administration
· Optional Course: Dental Assisting

Procedures

You complete approximately 74 lessons
and 74 assignments to help us guide
you step by step through your training.
Tuition: $1785 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 20 monthly payments of
$85 each or $1428 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
instruction, binders, lessons and texts,
and a personal typewriter. On
completion of the course you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Dental
Office Receptionist". Course #3020AT
(includes typewriter) Course #3020ATX
(without typewriter deduct $100.00
from tuition) See page 22.

Dental Office Administration
Certificate Course

Content: Introduction to Dental Office
procedures; anatomy and physiology; oral
embryology and histology; tooth morphology;
microbiology and oral pathology; disease
transmission and infection control; pharmacology
and pain control; dental materials; preventive
dentistry; nutrition; applied psychology; the special
patient; medical emergencies; dental instruments.
Prerequisite: typing and the use of a typewriter to
complete your assignments. 13 lessons, 13
assignments. Your training kit includes: binder,
lessons, text and instructions. Tuition: $765. See
page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course

#3020AU.

Dental Assisting
Procedures
Certificate Course

Content: Introduction to Dental Assisting; dental
equipment for fourhanded and sixhanded
dentistry: use and care; instrument transfer and
oral evacuation; dental radiography; complete
diagnosis and treatment planning; coronal
polishing technique; rubber dam application;
operative dentistry; pediatric dentistry;
orthodontics; endodontics; fixed prosthodontics;
periodontics; oral surgery. Prerequisite:
completion of Dental Office Procedures course.
26 lessons, 26 assignments. Your training kit
includes: binder, text, lessons and instructions.
Tuition: $765. See page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course #3020AV.

Dental Office
Administration and
Dental Assisting
Procedures
Certificate Course

Clarification: Granton's two dental certificate
programs share the same reference and learning
materials. Dental Office Administration is
required for our Diploma. Dental Assisting
Procedures covering the knowledge and
procedural component of dental office assisting is
optional to graduates of Dental Office
Receptionist Program. Tuition: For the two
Certificate courses to be taken together: $935. See
page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course

#3020SR.

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Look at the "Help Wanted" section of
almost any large newspaper and you will
invariably see openings for bookkeepers
full and part-time.

Why are bookkeepers so much in

demand? Simply because every business,
large or small, must maintain the
necessary books to record its financial
transactions. And this is not only true of
businesses: the qualified bookkeeper may
take care of books for doctors, dentists,
architects and other professionals, or may
prefer to work for a university, bank,
hospital or in a Government department.

As a bookkeeper you will be

concerned with accounting operations. In
a very large company no one person can
possibly be responsible for maintaining
all records, and you may work in a
department concerned with one aspect
such as payroll, accounts payable,
accounts receivable to name only a few.
However, you may prefer to work for a
small organization where you would be
in charge of a company's books. This
means you would record incoming
cheques, (accounts receivable), record
and pay invoices, (accounts payable),
write salary cheques (payroll), remit
provincial and federal taxes, take care of
petty cash, do the banking in short be
responsible for recording each and every
financial transaction undertaken by the
company.

Whether you will work for a large or

small organization or establish your own
business is a matter of personal
preference. If you work for a large
company you will meet a great many
interesting people and share in the
excitement of "Big Business". On the
other hand the person operating a small
business must know his financial position
on a day to day basis and relies heavily
on his bookkeeper to provide him with
this information. Thus the bookkeeper
becomes more closely involved with the
business and frequently becomes
responsible for its operation.

And, of course, you may prefer to work

for yourself. Many small stores and other
business prefer that their books be kept by
outside organizations, and a great number
of bookkeepers have successfully
established their own highly profitable

operations. Small, at first, possibly
working from their own homes, then
building the number of their clients so that
they can move into their own offices and
realize an excellent yearly income.

When discussing the advantages of a

career there is a tendency to think only in
terms of income. While it is true that
bookkeepers receive excellent salaries, it
is equally true that there are many other
benefits that cannot be measured in terms
of money. You will have important,
interesting positions and will work closely
with professional people and executives.

Further, your bookkeeping course can

be the key to advancement. Comptrollers
and financial officers of many
organizations have begun their careers as
bookkeepers. As a bookkeeper you will
become acquainted with the financial
structure of the organization you will work
for, will get to know sales and production
figures, material costs ... and other facets
that determine the successful operation of
a company. After some experience, and if
you have the desire to do so, you will be in
a position to enter executive ranks
yourself.

Finally, your skills will always be in

demand.

The Granton Bookkeeping Course is

one of the best investments you can
make. It assures you of a happy,
prosperous business life and a secure
future.

bookkeeping

Diploma Course

On completion of this course you will be
able to apply for jobs such as Junior
Bookkeeping Assistant, Bookkeeping
Clerk, etc. The course includes Business
Calculations (a review) and Bookkeeping
1 and 2 which train you to record trans-
actions, adjust accounts, prepare work
sheets, close accounts and to perform all
basic essential tasks including the trial
balance. No prerequisite. 19 lessons, 19
assignments. Tuition: $765 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Bookkeeping".
Course #3021AW

general and

computerized

bookkeeping

Diploma Course

If you are seriously thinking of making a
career as a bookkeeper then this is the
program for you. Not only does it cover
the requirements of a senior bookkeeper
but leads into accounting if you so wish to
continue your training at a later date. The
course is accredited by the Guild of
Industrial, Commercial and Institutional
Accountants of which you can become a
student member when you enrol. The
course starts from absolute basics and
includes Business Calculations (a review),
Bookkeeping 1 and 2, and Introduction to
Computerized Bookkeeping with
ACCPAC Simply Accounting (software
supplied.) No prerequisite. 25 lessons, 25
assignments. Tuition: $1530 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 17 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1224 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, software and
instruction. On completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "General
and Computerized Bookkeeping". Course
#3021AX

Prepare for a future career opportunity in Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping 1
Certificate Course

Become a bookkeeper. Men and women who are
interested in recording transactions in a business
will benefit from this training as the prerequisite to
more advanced courses in bookkeeping. Your
course starts from basics and contains: Analyze
transactions and prepare financial statements;
Prepare balance sheets and Income statements;
Record transactions in t-accounts and prepare a
trial balance; Prepare general journal entries;
Prepare and post adjusting entries; Prepare an
adjusted trial balance; Perform closing entries for
partnerships and corporations; Perform all steps in
the accounting cycle; Perform end-of-period
accounting procedures; Complete the
proprietorship worksheet; Complete the corporate
worksheet, Income and retained earnings
Statements; Foot and crossfoot journals and make
month-end postings. You are taken step by step
through the lessons. Prerequisite: Students will
have completed Granton's Business Calculations
or have equivalent knowledge. Approximately 5
lessons and 5 assignments. Duration: Allow
yourself approximately 5 weeks for this certificate
course. You may take more or less time depending
on your individual circumstances. Tuition: $595
payable with $85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with payment in
full or company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all lessons and textbooks. On
completion of all subjects you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate of Completion "Bookkeeping
1".

Certificate course #3022AY

Bookkeeping 2
Certificate Course

Become a bookkeeper. Men and women who are
interested in recording transactions in a business
will benefit from this advanced bookkeeping
training. Your course uses the same reference
materials as Bookkeeping 1 and continues on where
Bookkeeping 1 left off, it contains: Prepare and
prove the trial balance; Establish, reimburse and
increase a petty cash fund; Prepare bank
reconciliation and record adjustments; Estimate bad
debts expenses; Analyze and journalize notes
receivable transactions; Record share investments
using the cost and equity methods; Record
alternative cost flows in a periodic system; Estimate
inventory using the retail method; Estimate
inventory using the gross profit method; Use
alternative depreciation methods to record the
Retirement of plant assets; Record cost,
depreciation, and sale of plant assets; record
purchases, betterments and sales of plant assets;
Record transactions involving intangible assets and
natural resources; Record depreciation, repairs and
exchanges of plant assets; Prepare general journal
entries for notes payable transactions; Record the
exchange of a noninterest bearing note for a plant
asset; Make entries in the payroll register and
calculate payroll deductions; Make general journal
entries for payroll transactions; Schedule partnership
income allocation, Make a statement of changes in
partners' equity and make journal entries to close
income summary account; Correctly record the
liquidation of a partnership. You are taken step by

step through the lessons. Prerequisite: students will
have completed Granton's Business Calculations or
have equivalent knowledge and Bookkeeping 1 or
have equivalent work experience. Approximately 6
lessons and 6 assignments. Duration: Allow
yourself approximately 5 weeks for this certificate
course. You may take more or less time depending
on your individual circumstances. Tuition: $595
payable with $85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with payment in full
or company purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all lessons and textbooks. On
completion of all subjects you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate of Completion "Bookkeeping
2".

Certificate course #3022AZ

ACCPAC Simply
Accounting
Certificate Course

Become a computerized accounting specialist.
Men and women who have computers and wish to
become competent in setting up businesses and
entering transactions in Simply Accounting will
benefit from this training. This course is a credit
towards Granton's Bookkeeping and
Computerized Bookkeeping Diploma. Content:
ACCPAC (Simply Accounting for Windows):
This popular accounting program provides a fine
introduction to electronic accounting and is all
you will really need for 90% of all small business
accounting applications. Course includes:
introduction to electronic accounting; Setting up
the accounts; Entering general journal
transactions; adding new accounts; printing
reports; accounting for purchases and payments;
adding new vendors; accounting for sales; adding
new customers; payroll; accounting for purchases
and inventory; entering transactions for
distributing cost and revenue and sample
accounting applications. You are taken step by
step through the lessons. Prerequisite: You will
have completed Granton's Business Calculations
(or have equivalent knowledge) and Bookkeeping
1 and Bookkeeping 2 or have equivalent work
experience. You must have access to the use of a
late model computer to benefit from this training.
Approximately 6 lessons and 6 assignments.
Duration: Allow yourself approximately 5 weeks
for this certificate course. You may take more or
less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $935 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 10 monthly payments of $85 each
or $748 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons textbooks and ACCPAC Simply
Accounting software package. On completion of
all subjects you will be awarded the Granton
Certificate of Completion "ACCPAC Simply
Accounting".

Certificate course #3022BA

General Office
Administration
Certificate Course

Content: Introduction to modern office systems
and procedures ... introduction to the use of
computer hardware and software in word
processing ... essential oral, listening and non-
verbal skills ... how to prepare memos, letters,
typical business letters and reports ... filing
systems and filing procedures ... electronic
storage and retrieval ... using printers,
photocopiers and fax machines ... internal and
external mail ... courier services ... telephone
equipment and answering techniques ...
teleconferencing ... meetings and conferences ...
introductions to the functions of accounting,
banking, credit transactions, budgeting, petty cash,
payroll and legal documents. Prerequisite:
knowledge of typing and use of a typewriter to
complete assignments. 10 lessons, 10
assignments. Course includes: binders, lessons,
texts, and instructions. Tuition: $765.

Certificate Course #3022BB

Keyboarding and
Document Preparation
Certificate Course

Become a Typist or Keyboarder. On completion of
this course you will have mastered the essential
keyboarding skills required by office workers in
the daily performance of their duties. Your course
starts from basics and includes Keyboarding and
Document Preparation Part 1 and Part 2; a
typewriter is included with this course. Content
for Part 1: touch-typing. Content for Part 2: email
and word processing; business and academic
reports; business letters, envelopes and labels;
tables; correspondence; employment documents
including resumes, and letters of application;
international formatting; medical office
applications; legal office applications; using and
designing office forms; designing office
publications; designing web pages. You complete
approximately 40 lessons and 40 assignments to
help us guide you step by step through your
training. Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 8 monthly payments of $85 each
or $612 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, instruction and a typewriter.
On successful completion of all assignments you
will be awarded the Granton Certificate of
Completion "Keyboarding and Document
Preparation".

Certificate course #3022BC

(includes typewriter) Certificate course
#3022BCX (without typewriter deduct $100.00
from tuition)

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

veterinary

assistant

Diploma Course

Do you like animals? Would you like
to work in an Animal Hospital? There
are many opportunities for employ-
ment provided you combine the basic
office skills with animal and
veterinary knowledge. The course
starts from basics and includes

· Human Relations
· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while
increasing your typing speed), Typewriter
is included

· General Office Administration
· Zoology
· Animal Health Care

No prerequisite. Approximately 119
lessons, 119 assignments. Tuition:
$2975 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 34 monthly payments of $85 each
or $2380 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, texts, instruction and on
completion the award of our Diploma
"Veterinary Assistant". Course
#3023BD (includes typewriter).
Course number 3023BDX (without
typewriter deduct $100.00 from
tuition) See page 22.

animal health

care aide

Diploma Course

The prerequisite for this course is the
love of animals. The objective of your
training is to provide you with the
essential knowledge you will need for
work involved in caring for animals.
On completion of this course, you
will receive academic and financial
credit towards the Veterinary
Assistant's Diploma Program. Your
course starts from basics and covers
the full Animal Health Care course:

Anatomy and Physiology:

Divisions of Anatomy;

Terminology; Body Regions; Cells and Tissues;
Connective Tissue; Bone; Muscle; Nervous Tissue;
Blood; Skeletal System; Muscular System; Joints;
Nervous System; Circulatory System; Lymphatic

System; Respiratory System; Digestive System
(Equine & Bovine); Endocrine Glands; Urinary
System; Male Reproductive System; Female
Reproductive System; Eye and Accessory
Structures; Ear.

Pharmacology:

Basic Considerations; Prescription

Writing; Systems of Measurement (Metric,
Avoirdupois, Apothecary and Temperature); Drugs
Affecting Central Nervous System; Drugs Affecting
Autonomic Nervous System; Local Anesthetics;
Cardiotonic Drugs; Diuretics; Blood Coagulants;
Antianemic Drugs; Drugs Affecting Metabolism;
Hormones; Anti-infective Drugs; Antibiotics;
Sulfonamides; Nitrofurans; Fungicides; Antiseptics;
Internal Parasiticides; External Parasiticides;
Antiemetics and Emetics; Antidiarrheals;
Antihistamines; Cathartics; Enema Solutions;
Cough Depressants; Fluid Supplements; Nutrient
Supplements.

Care and Handling of Small Animals:

Housing

Dogs; Selecting Dogs for Breeding; Estrus Cycle,
Dogs; Artificial Insemination, Dogs; Gestation,
Dogs; Whelping, Dogs; Postwhelping Care, Dogs;
Raising Orphaned Puppies; Feeding Dogs; Feeding
Containers for Dogs; Storage of Dog Food; Feeding
Practices, Dogs; Anorexia in Dogs; Feeding
Schedules for Dogs; Handling Dogs; Exercise for
Hospitalized Dogs; Transportation of Dogs; Feeding
Cats; Restraint of Cats; Care of Hospitalized Cats;
Handling of Exotic Pets; Handling Laboratory
Animals; Feeding Laboratory Animals; Space Needs
for Laboratory Animals.

Animal Behavior:

Genetics and Behaviour;

Managing Pregnant Bitches; Whelping and
Postnatal Care; Selecting Homes for Puppies;
Transporting Puppies; Socialization of Dogs;
Housetraining Dogs; Other Training Procedures;
Handling Puppies and Clients; Management of
Problem Dogs; Behavioural Problems of Cats;
Territorial Marking; Spraying; Aggressiveness;
Sexual Behaviour; Wool Eating; Purring; Reactions
to Catnip; Learning Ability of Cats.

Hospital Organization and Management:

Hospital Design; Care of Equipment and Supplies;
Hospital Procedures; Keeping the Hospital Clean;
Disease Transmission and Control; Government
Regulations; Health Programs for Technicians.

Medical Nursing:

Care of Sick Animals; Grooming

Sick Animals; Administration of Medicines; Peroral
Medication; Rectal Medication; Topical Medication;
Subcutaneous Injections; Intravenous Injections;
Intramuscular Injections; Intraperitoneal Injections;
First Aid; Signs of Disease; Classification of
Diseases; Common Diseases of Dogs and Cats:
Canine Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis,
Leptospirosis, Infectious Tracheobronchitis, Feline
Panleukopenia, Feline Rhinotracheitis,, Infectious
Peritonitis, Feline Leukemia, Dental Conditions,
Digestive System Disorders, Urinary Tract
Disorders, Genital Diseases, Respiratory Diseases,
Neural Disorders, Musculoskeletal Diseases,
Hernias, Skin Diseases, Ocular Conditions, Diseases
of the Ear, Neoplasia, Motion Sickness.

Surgical Nursing and Anesthesiology:

Surgical

Preparation Room; Surgery Room; Patient
Preparation; Preparing Surgical Packs; Preparing
Instrument Packs; Sterilization; Preparation for
Surgery; Preparing the Patient; Assisting During
Surgery; Postoperative Care; Wound Protection;
Care of Surgical Instruments; Electrosurgery;
Suction Apparatus; Common Surgical Procedures;
Reasons for Anesthesia; Equipment for Anesthesia;
Maintenance of Equipment; Preanesthetic Drugs;
Local and Regional Anesthesia; General Anesthesia;
Assessing Depth of Anesthesia; Injectable
Anesthetics; Inhalation Anesthesia; Monitoring the
Anesthetized Patient; Emergency Procedures.

Laboratory Procedures:

Laboratory Location;

Laboratory Equipment; Hematology: WBC Count,

RBC Count, Platelet Count, Erythrocyte
Sedimentation Rate, Erythrocyte Evaluation,
Hemoglobin, Differential WBC Count, Blood
Stains, Blood Smear Examination, Leukocyte
Evaluation; Blood Parasitisms; Blood Clotting
Time; Exfoliative Cytology; Kidney Function Tests;
Liver Function Tests; Pancreatic Function Tests;
Thyroid Function Tests; Urinalysis; Chemical
Screening Tests; Additional Tests; Microscopic
Examination of Urine Sediment; Preservation of
Urine; Parasitology; External Parasitisms; Shipment
of Laboratory Specimens; Bacteriology: Collection
of Samples, Inoculation of Culture Media, Culture
Media, Special Reagents and Tests, Identification of
Bacteria, Staining Procedures, Characteristics of
Colonies, Handling Specimens for Shipment,
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Tests; Mycology;
Preparation of Stains.

Radiology:

Radiation Safety and Protection; Types

of X-ray Units; Production and Properties of X-rays;
The X-ray Tube; The X-ray Beam; Secondary
Radiation; Darkroom Requirements; Radiographic
Film; Film Holders and Intensifying Screens;
Producing the Radiograph: Restraint Needed,
Terminology, Film Labeling, Positioning the
Animal; Radiographic Quality; Exposure Factors;
Technic Charts; Exposing the X-ray Film; Handling
X-ray Film; Processing X-ray Film; Causes of Poor
Radiographs; Preserving Radiographs; Contrast
Media.

Livestock Practice:

Basic Livestock Operations:

Cow-calf, Feedlot, Swine Production, Sheep
Production, Goat Production, Poultry Production;
Restraint of Large Animals; Examination of Large
Animals; Treatment of Livestock; Diseases of
Livestock; Care of the Practice Vehicle; Laboratory
Procedures; Pharmacy Care; Restraint of Horses;
Examination of Horses; Treatment of Horses;
Diseases of Horses; Necropsy of Horses;
Technicians in Dairy Practice; Dairy Cattle
Management; Diseases of Calves; Diseases of Older
Calves; Surgery on Calves; Diseases of Adult Dairy
Cattle; Reproduction in Dairy Cattle; Other Medical
and Surgical Problems.

Medical Records and Business Transactions:

Hospital Records: Medical Records, Filing Records,
Financial Records, Cash Transactions, Inventory
Records; Billing and Collecting; Quoting Fees;
Accounts Receivable; Special Collection Methods.

Client Relations:

Understanding Clients;

Appearance of Hospital; Hospital Personnel; The
Office Call; Telephone Communication; Scheduling
Appointments.

Public Health Aspects of Veterinary Practice:

Food Sanitation Services; Zoonoses: Rabies,
Salmonellosis, Leptospirosis, Cat Scratch Fever,
Intestinal Parasitism, Toxoplasmosis, Tuberculosis,
Brucellosis, Psittacosis, Dermatomycosis,
Histoplasmosis, Blastomycosis, Mites, Fleas and
Ticks.

The Veterinary Profession:

History: Ancient

Times, Dark Ages, Beginnings of Veterinary
Science, Development of Veterinary Science, Early
Veterinary Education; Veterinary Profession Today:
Current Education Facilities, Organizations;
Medical Terms; Useful Physiological Data.

Approximately 14 lessons, 14
assignments. Tuition: $765 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition
covers all lessons, texts, instruction
and on completion the award of our
Diploma "Animal Health Care Aide".
Course #3023BE.

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Animal Health Care

retail travel

counselling

Travel and tourism continues to be one of
the biggest employers and one of the
most complex industries in the world. In
North America, the travel industry
employs more men and women than do
the industries of steel and petroleum
combined. It is a very specialized field
and anyone wishing to pursue a career in
travel requires specialized training.
Career Opportunities in the travel
industry include Retail Travel
Counsellor; Vacation Sales; Corporate
Sales; Tour Operator Reservations and
Sales; Airline Reservation Agent; Airline
Ticket Agent; Cruise Lines; Rail
Industry; Motor Coach Industry; Tour
Escort; Destination Rep; Tourist Boards;
Tourism and Convention Staff; Travel
Insurance; Travel Information Services;
Time share Counsellor, Destination
Writing; and many more.

how to choose
your course

Granton offers two full Diploma courses:
(1) the shorter "Retail Travel Counsellor"
for men and women with typing and
office skills; and (2) the longer complete
course "Retail Travel Administration" for
men and women who do not have office
experience and currently do not type.
Granton also offers four separate CITC
Certificate Courses for men and women
who seek certification in specific aspects
of the travel industry.
These courses are: World Destinations
and Travel Geography; Agency
Operations; Airline Ticketing; and Travel
Automation.
The course you choose will depend on
your previous experience and the length
of time you wish to study. All Courses
provide you with the knowledge used by
retail travel counsellors on the job in
travel agencies and travel offices.
The Granton system combined with the
official Canadian Institute of Travel
Counsellors course provides the entry to
your future in Travel and Tourism.

retail travel

administration

Complete Career Diploma Program

Become a member of the travel industry.
Students who love travel and who may
have in mind a career not only in retail
travel counselling but in travel office
administration, or even running their own
business will benefit most from these
studies. Content: Your program starts
from basics and takes you through the
following core certificate courses
required for your diploma:

· Human Relations (the knowledge to help

you get along with your customers and
fellow employees page 69)

· Keyboarding and Document Preparation,

(Typewriter is included). (see page 22)

· General office administration (page 22)
· Travel Destinations Part 1 (world

geography see page 25)

· Travel Destinations Part 2 (leading tourist

destinations see page 25)

· Fundamentals of Retail Travel

Counselling (travel counselling and
documentation, accommodation, tours,
cruises, travel insurance, sales and
administration page 25)

· Travel Office Sales and Service (page 25)
· Airline Tariff and Ticketing - Domestic

and International (see page 25),

· Travel Automation (Apollo or Sabre see

page 25), and an optional travel
automation practicum for students with
access to computers.

No additional prerequisite. Approximately
160 lessons and 160 assignments.
Association Affiliation: This program
includes the CITC travel correspondence
program. On enrollment you will be
registered, at no additional charge, as a
student member of the CITC, the
association for travel professionals. On
completion of your studies you will be
qualified to write and pass the ACCESS
industry `Entry Level' examination.
Tuition: $4165 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 48 monthly payments of
$85 each or $3332 (with payment in full
or company purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons and textbooks. On completion of
all subjects you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Retail Travel
Administration". Diploma course #CITC
3024BF or #CITC3024BFX (without
typewriter.)

retail travel

counsellor

Diploma Program

Become a Retail Travel Counsellor. On
completion of this program you will be
prepared to not only work in travel
agencies but the industries associated
with travel. Students who love being
associated with the excitement of travel
and who will be looking for work as
Retail Travel Counsellors, equivalent
positions in the travel industry, or
planning to manage their own agency
will benefit most from these studies.
Content: Your program starts from
basics and takes you step by step through
the following 7 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Travel Destinations Part 1
· Travel Destinations Part 2
· Fundamentals of Travel Counselling
· Travel Office Sales and Service
· Airline Tariff and Ticketing: Domestic

and International

· Travel Automation Reservations and

Ticketing and the optional Travel
Automation Reservations and Ticketing
Practicum for students with computers

No additional prerequisites.
Approximately 86 lessons and 86
assignments. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for each
certificate course. You may take more or
less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Association Affiliation:
This a CITC travel correspondence
program. On enrollment you will be
registered, at no additional charge, as a
student member of the CITC, the
association for individual travel
professionals. On completion of your
studies you will be qualified to write and
pass the ACCESS industry `Entry Level'
examination. Tuition: $2380 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 27 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1904 (with
payment in full or company purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons and textbooks. On completion
of all subjects you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Retail Travel
Counsellor". Diploma course #CITC
3024BG

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Retail Travel Counselling

Retail Travel Counselling
Certificate Courses

World Destinations
and Geography Part 1:
Geography

Introduction to travel geography; the continents and
oceans; North America; South America; Europe; Russia;
Asia; Africa; Australia and New Zealand; islands and
oceans. 10 lessons and 10 assignments. Course includes all
lessons, texts, instruction, World Travel Atlas and
Columbus laminated Map of the World (5'2"x3'6").
Tuition $765, see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate

course number CITC 3025BH.

World Destinations
and Geography Part 2:
Travel Destinations

Introduction to travel destinations; the United States;
Canada and Greenland; Mexico; The Caribbean and
Bermuda; Central America, South America, Europe;
Africa; Asia; Oceania; time zones; travel documentation;
customs; currency; health information. 10 lessons and 10
assignments. Course includes all lessons, texts, instruction,
and a copy of the 1000 page Columbus World Travel
Guide. Tuition $765, see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BI.

World Destinations and
Geography Complete
Certificate Courses

Two complete courses: part 1: geography, and part 2 travel
destinations. 20 lessons and 20 assignments. Tuition $850,
see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number

CITC 3025BJ.

Fundamentals of Retail
Travel Counselling

Introduction to the travel industry: the travel counsellors
role; the client; the travel product; destinations and
documentations; AIR TRAVEL; RAIL TRAVEL; CAR
RENTALS; ACCOMMODATION; TOURS; CRUISES;
travel insurance; sales; administration; the travel industry
act. 16 lessons and 16 assignments. . Course includes all
lessons, texts, instruction including the CITC training
manual `Professional Travel Counselling'. Tuition $765,
see page 120 for payment plans

. Certificate course number

CITC 3025BK.

Travel Office Sales
and Customer Service

Sales and Service in the travel industry; understanding the
travel buyer; understanding the travel product; the sales
cycle of success; advancing the sale and getting
information; advancing the sale and giving information;
communication by telephone; customer service;
maintaining professional standards; building sales and
marketing skills. 10 lessons and 10 assignments. Course
includes all lessons, texts, and instruction. Tuition $765,
see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number

CITC 3025BL.

Fundamentals of Retail
Travel Counselling and
Travel Office Sales and
Customer Complete
Certificate Courses

Two complete courses: part 1: fundamentals of retail travel
counselling and part 2: travel office sales and customer
complete. 26 lessons and 26 assignments Tuition $850, see
page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number

CITC 3025BM.

Airline Tariff and
Ticketing Domestic
and International

Introduction to the airline industry; air fares, pricing a
domestic itinerary; airline ticketing; round trip and multiple
leg journeys; mixed class of service; open jaw and
conjunction tickets; special fares; combining special fares;
trans border and domestic US travel; international travel;
mileage priniciple; special fares for international journeys
electronic ticketing; miscellaneous charges order;
processing credit card payments and refunds exchanges;
billing and settlement plan; agency sales report; industry
trends. 20 lessons and 20 assignments. Course includes all
lessons, texts, instruction including the CITC training
manual `Airline Tariff and Ticketing; domestic and
international'. Tuition $850, see page 120 for payment
plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BN.

Travel Automation
with Sabre: Reservations

and Ticketing

airport codes, and major airline carrier codes. 20 lessons
and 20 assignments. Course includes all lessons, texts, and
instruction. Tuition $765, see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BO.

Optional Travel

Automation with Sabre;

Reservations and

Ticketing Practicum

Students who complete Travel automation with Sabre
course will enjoy this hands on practicum course. This
practicum course will improve your keyboarding skills
and reinforce the knowledge you have acquired. You will
need access to a computer either at home or your local
library. Please not you do not need a computer to graduate
from the CITC travel course or write the ACCESS
examinations. 20 lessons and 20 assignments. Course
includes all lessons, texts, and instruction. Tuition $765,
see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number

CITC 3025BQ.

Travel Automation with

Sabre; Reservations and

Ticketing With Practicum

Two complete courses: part 1: Travel automation with Sabre:
reservations and ticketing and part 2 Travel automation with
Sabre: reservations and ticketing practicum. 40 lessons and
40 assignments. Course includes all lessons, texts, and
instruction. Tuition $850, see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BR.

Travel Automation

with Apollo: Reservations

and Ticketing

Introduction to computer reservation systems; flight
availability; selling air segments; passenger name records
(PNR); supplementary data; modifying an itinerary;
modifying the PNR; fares; itinerary pricing; automated
ticketing; seat assignments queues; client profiles; hotel
reservations; Prerequisite: a knowledge of airline ticketing,
airport codes, and major airline carrier codes. 20 lessons and
20 assignments. Course includes all lessons, texts, and
instruction. Tuition $765, see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BS.

Optional Travel

Automation with Apollo;

Reservations and

Ticketing Practicum

Students who complete Travel automation with Apollo
course will enjoy this hands on practicum course. This
practicum course will improve your keyboarding skills and
reinforce the knowledge you have acquired. You will need
access to a computer either at home or your local library.
Note: You do not need a computer to graduate from the CITC
travel course or write the ACCESS examinations. 16 lessons
and 16 assignments. Course includes all lessons, texts, data
disc and instruction. Tuition $765, see page 120 for payment
plans.

Certificate course number CITC 3025BT.

Travel Automation with

Apollo; Reservations and

Ticketing With Practicum

Two complete courses: Part 1: Travel automation with
Apollo: reservations and ticketing and Part 2 Travel
automation with Apollo: reservations and ticketing:
practicum. 36 lessons and 36 assignments Course includes
all lessons, texts, data disc and instruction. Tuition $850,
see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course number

CITC 3025RX.

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

computer

operations and

applications

Certificate Course

This course is an introduction to computer
literacy. On completion of your training you
will have mastered the essential background
knowledge required by computer personnel
in performing their daily duties. Your course
covers the complete Division 1 of Granton's
"Computer Programming Applications,
Systems Analysis" Diploma Program. Your
course starts from basis and includes:

Introduction To Using Computers:

What is a

Computer and What Does it Do; The Components of a
Computer; Why is a Computer So Powerful?; Computer
Software; Networks and the Internet; Categories of
Computers; Personal Computers; Minicomputers;
Mainframe Computers; Supercomputers; Examples of
Computer Usage; Computer User as a Provider of
Information Technology

Application Software And The World Wide Web:

Application Software; Productivity Software; Word
Processing Software; Spreadsheet Software; Database
Software; Presentation Graphics Software; Personal
Information Managers; Project Management Software;
Accounting Software; Integrated Software; Personal
Finance Software; Legal Software; Tax Preparation
Software; Desktop Publishing; Paint/Image Editing
Software (Personal); Clip Art/Image Gallery; Home
Design/ Landscaping Software; Educational/Reference/
Personal Computer; Entertainment Software; Software
for Communications; Group ware; Electronic Mail
Software; Web Browsers; Connecting to the Web and
Starting a Browser;Using the Browser Toolbars;
Searching for Information on the Web; Applications on
the Web

The Components In The System Unit:

The System

Unit; Central Processing Unit; Data Representation;
Memory; Expansion Slots and Expansion Cards; Ports;
Buses; Bays; Power Supply; Laptop Computers; Putting
it All Together;

Input:

What are Input Devices?; The Keyboard;

Pointing Devices; Scanners and Reading Devices;
Digital Cameras; Audio and Video Input; Input Devices
for Physically Challenged users

Output:

Display Devices; Printers; Audio Output; Other

Output Devices; Terminals; Output Devices for
Physically Challenged Users

Storage:

Memory Versus Storage; Floppy Disks; Hard

Disks; Compact Discs; Tapes; PC Cards; Other Types of
Storage;

The Internet:

History of the Internet; How the Internet

Works; The World Wide Web; Web casting; Electronic
Commerce; Web Publishing; Other Internet Services;
Netiquette; Using the Internet: Cookies and Security;
Network Computers; Web Appliances; Wireless Web
Communications.

Operating Systems And Utility Programs:

System

Software; Operating Systems; Popular Operating
Systems; DOS; Windows 3.x; Windows 95; Windows
NT; Windows 98; Windows 2000; Windows
Millennium; Windows CE; Palm OS; Mac OS; OS/2;
UNIX; Linux; NetWare; Starting a Computer; Boot
Disk; Utility Programs

Communications And Networks:

Uses of

Communications; Communications Channel; Physical
Transmission Media; Wireless Transmission Media;
Transmission Characteristics; The Telephone Network;

Communications Channel Example; Communications
Software; Communications Devices; Networks.

Databases And Information Management:

Data and

Information; The Hierarchy of Data; Maintaining Data;
File Processing Versus Databases; Database
Management Systems; Relational and Object-Oriented
Databases; Database Administration; Qualities of
Valuable
Information; Types of Information Systems

Information Systems Development:

What is the

System Development Life Cycle?; What Initiates the
System Development Life Cycle; Planning Phase;
Analysis Phase; Design Phase; Implementation Phase;
Support Phase

Program Development And Programming
Languages:

What is a Computer Program?; The

Program Development Life Cycle; Sept 1 - Analyze
Problem; 2 - Design Program; 3 - Code Programs; 4 -
Test Programs; 5 - Formalize Solution; 6 - Maintain
Programs; Programming Languages and Program
Development Tools; Categories of Programming
Languages; Object-Oriented Program Development;
Popular Programming Languages; BASIC; Visual
Basic; COBOL; C; C++; FORTRAN; Pascal; Ada;
RPG; Other Programming Languages; Program
Development Tools; Macros; RAD Tools: Visual Basic,
Delphi and PowerBuilder; Web Page Program
Development; HTML; Scripts, Applets, and Servlets;
Java, JavaScript, and Perl; Dynamic HTML; XML;
Multimedia Program Development; Selecting a
Programming Language or Program Development Tool

Multimedia:

What Is Multimedia?; Multimedia

Applications; Multimedia Hardware; Developing
Multimedia Applications

Security, Privacy and Ethics:

Computer Security:

Risks and Safeguard; Information Privacy; Ethics and
the Information Age; Internet Security and Privacy
Issues; Coding Schemes; Number Systems

Approximately 14 lessons, 14 assignments.
No prerequisite. Tuition: $765 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 8 monthly payments
of $85 each or $612 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on
enrollment).Course includes all necessary
lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate "Computer Operations
and Applications". Course #3026BU

computer office

applications

specialist

Diploma Course

Become a Computer Office Applications
Specialist. If you have access to a computer
and enjoy the work you will benefit from
this training. This course covers the
essential knowledge of software and
applications required by all office workers.
Your course starts from basics and covers:

· Computer Operations and Applications

(outlined above)

· Microsoft Office (outlined below)

No prerequisite. Approximately 30 lessons.
30 assignments depending on the chosen
subjects. For study time allow 5-6 weeks per
subject. The complete fee includes all
lessons, texts, limited use student edition of
software, binders and instructions. Tuition:
$1530 payable with $85 on enrollment and
17 monthly payments of $85 each or
$1224 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). On
completion you will be awarded the Granton
Specialist Diploma: "Computer Office
Applications Specialist". Course #3026BV

microsoft

office

Certificate Course

On completion of this course you will
have demonstrated your knowledge of
Microsoft

Office computer application

and be able to use this commercial
program. Your course takes you step-by-
step through the procedures using a state-
of-the-art simulation CD-ROM with
optional practice on the internet and
contains: Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel, Microsoft Access and Microsoft
Powerpoint. Prerequisite: Computer
Operations and Applications or
equivalent. Tuition: $935 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 10 monthly
payments of $85 each or $748 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your course starts
from basics and includes the complete
Granton Microsoft

Office syllabus and

limited use student edition of software.
Course #3026BW

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity in Information

Technology (IT), Computer Programming and Systems Analysis

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

computer

programming

Diploma Course

On completion of you course you will
have mastered the essential skills required
for positions in Programming departments.
Men and women who enjoy working with
computers will benefit from this training.
Your course starts from basics with
Computer Operations and Applications
(outline p. 26) (an introductory review of
fundamentals), Programming logic and
Design (this is the programming section),
Programming Language of choice (you
learn to translate your computer program
into the programming code). All
programming language courses come with
limited use student edition of the software.
Languages currently available:

Language

Diploma Course Code

ACCESS

#3027CA

BASIC

#3027CB

COBOL

#3027CC

C++

#3027CE

LINUX

#3027TC

ORACLE

#3027CF

UNIX

#3027TD

VISUAL BASIC

#3027CH

Additional prerequisites: Students
should have access to a computer in
order to complete the programming
language section of their course.
Duration: Allow approximately 18
weeks of study and practice. Students
may take more or less time.
Approximately 40 lessons and 40
assignments, depending on the choice of
language. Tuition: $1785 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, software and
instruction. On successful completion
you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Computer Programming in
Basic." (or your choice of ACCESS,
BASIC, COBOL, C++, LINUX,
ORACLE, UNIX, or Visual BASIC).
Please refer to list above for correct
Diploma Course Code.

computer

programming,

applications and

systems analysis

Honours Diploma Course

Granton's complete career program
covers the essential knowledge of Data
and Information Processing, Computer
Programming, Computer Operating
Systems, Local Area Network Systems
and Systems Analysis required for a
career in computers.On completion of the
course you will have demonstrated your
ability to solve a large variety of
problems associated with computers.You
are taken step-by-step through the course
with assignments you complete so that we
can ensure that you understand what you
have learned. Students with computers
may, in addition to the course work, run
the programs on their machines. Your
course starts from basics and includes:

· Computer Operations and Applications

(outline p. 26)

· Programming Logic and Design
· COBOL
· Visual BASIC
· UNIX
· Visual C++
· Networking Essentials
· Systems Analysis
· Optional specialist studies: you may

enroll, if you so wish, for up to 3
additional specialist computer certificate
courses in the year after graduation. You
may choose HTML, JAVA, ACCPAC
(simply accounting for windows),
ORACLE, Internet and web page design
or any current Granton computer course
you have not already taken.There will be
no additional charge for these courses
and individual certificates of completion
will be issued.

No additional prerequisite: Tuition: $4760
payable with $85 on enrollment and 55
monthly payments of $85 each or $3808
(with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Course
includes all necessary lessons, textbooks
and instruction. On completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Computer
Programming, Applications and Systems
Analysis (Honours)". Course #3027BX

computer systems

and network

administration

MSCE Certification
IT Diploma Program

On completion of Granton's Information
Technology Program `Computer Systems
and Network Administration' you will
have demonstrated the knowledge you
require for installing, configuring,
customizing, optimizing, networking and
troubleshooting corporate computer
systems. Men and women who are
technically minded will benefit from this
program. Your course starts from basics
and includes:

· Computer Operations and Applications

(outline p. 26)

· Microsoft Windows 2000 Server

(Installing, configuring, and
administering),

· Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

(Installing, configuring, and
administering),

· Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory

Services Infrastructure (Implementing
and administering),

· Microsoft Windows 2000 Network

Infrastructure (Implementing and
administering),

· Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000

Directory Services Infrastructure,

· Designing Security for Microsoft

Windows 2000 Network,

· Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000

Network Infrastructure

Additional prerequisite: students should
have to have access to a personal
computer to enjoy the benefits of the CD-
ROMs supplied with the course.
Duration: Allow approximately 48 weeks
for study and practice. Students may take
more or less time. Approximately 96
lessons and 96 assignments. Tuition:
$4760 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 55 monthly payments of $85 each or
$3808 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all lessons, textbooks,
and instruction. On successful
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Computer Systems
and Network Administration" Course
#3027BY

Granton's computer courses do not require a computer to complete the assignments. However many of the courses do
include supplementary materials provided on CD-ROMS or floppy disks. Granton recommends that students arrange to
have access to a computer to maximize their benefits from the program and to develop the practical keyboarding skills
associated with the courses they take.

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

A+ Core Hardware
and Operating
System Technologies
Certificate Course

Men and women who are preparing for future
opportunities where passing the two A+ multiple
choice certification examinations is a requirement,
will benefit from this training. Content:
introduction to the visible PC; microprocessors;
RAM; motherboards and BIOS; expansion bus;
power supplies; floppy drives; hard drives; DOS;
windows 9x; windows 2000; DOS memory in a
windows world; SCSI; CD media; video;
modems; portable PCs; printers; networks;. No
additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 20 lessons and 20 assignments.
Tuition: $850. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3028SF

ACCPAC (Simply
Accounting For Windows)
Certificate Course

This popular accounting program provides a fine
introduction to electronic accounting and is all you
will really need for 90% of all small business
accounting applications. Course includes:
introduction to electronic accounting; Setting up the
accounts; Entering general journal transactions;
adding new accounts; accounting for purchases and
payments; adding new vendors; accounting for
sales; adding new customers; payroll; accounting
for purchases and inventory; sample accounting
applications. 6 lessons and 6 assignments. Tuition:
$850. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate

course #3028CI

ACCPAC Plus
Certificate Course

Using ACCPAC Plus; The windowing system
manager; General Ledger Creation; Chart of
accounts; Batch processing; Period end; Financial
reports; Year end; Inquiry, history and budgets;
Accounts receivable and data creation; Customer
data; Opening invoices; Regular Invoices; Cash
receipts; Adjustments and reconciliation; Period
end procedures; Statements letters and labels;
Accounts payable data collection; Vendor data;
Opening payables;Regular invoices; Processing
manual cheques; processing system cheques and
reconciling cheques; Processing adjustments;
Posting general ledger and period end procedures;
Adjusting statement specifications. 29 lessons and
29 assignments. Limited edition student software
and data disc included. Tuition: $850. See page
120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3028CJ

Cobol Certificate Course

COBOL is one of the most used corporate
databases and the knowledge of COBOL is

essential to all corporate programmers. Course
includes: introduction to COBOL; Identification;
Environment; Data and Procedure divisions;
arithmetic statements; structured programming;
decision making; print and disk files; tables;
reports sorting and merging; transaction file
processing; 28 lessons and 28 assignments.
Tuition: $850. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3028CK

Computer Software and
Commercial Applications
Certificate Course:
See Page 26

Designing for
Digital Media
See Page 53

E-Commerce
on the Internet:

Introduction;the internet in our economy;types of
internet business;searching for a career;personal
finance on the internet;internet information
service;retail and business purchases;making
online purchases;consumer issues;internet
marketing;digital advertising;global E-
commerce;creating a web site;developing a
website with Microsoft front page;Also: browser
basics, E-mail basics and web security. No
additional prerequisites. 13 lessons and 13
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3028DB

HTML Certificate Course

Introduction to HTML; creating a Web page;
Hypertext; ordering lists; Styles font handling and
formatting; tables and table issues; Image formats
sizes and maps; Multimedia; adding sound, video
and linking across the web; formatting frames;
scrolling; forms and CGI; searchable documents;
introduction to JAVA. 14 lessons and 14
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3028CL

Internet and Web Page
Design Certificate Course:
See Page 31

Internet Working with
TCP/IP Certificate Course

The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol(TCP/IP) is now one of the most popular
choices for mixed networking and internet
working environments using MS NT. Course
includes: architecture; installation utilities; TCP/IP

protocol suite; IP addressing; bridging and
routing; dynamic host configuration protocol
(DHCP); Windows NT domains; name services;
networking services; diagnostic utilities. 10
lessons and10 assignments. Tuition: $850. See
page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course

#3028CM

Java Certificate Course

Introduction to JAVA, Internet, world wide web,
HTML and internet technology; getting started
with JAVA and Visual JAVA ++; Creating and
using objects; creating and using variables; using
control structures using repetition; planning
memory usage arrays and files; using advanced
JAVA features review of HTML basics. 14 lessons
and 14 assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120
for payment plan.

Certificate course #3028CN

Linux Operating System
Certificate Course

You will learn how to install Linux and get it up
and running. You will learn how to work with files
and applications. You will learn how to use Linux
as an inexpensive but powerful file and print
server for and office network. Your course
includes 2 CDs with the latest version of Red Hat
Linux. On completion of the course students with
access to a computer will be able to practice their
skills with the software provided. Approximately
10 lessons and 10 assignments. Text included:
Mastering Linux premium edition. Tuition: $850.
See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course

#3028SE

Managing and
Maintaining your PC
Certificate Course

On completion you will have acquired the
essential knowledge required to troubleshoot and
maintain your computer. Course includes:
Introduction on how computer work; Your learn
how software and hardware work together;
System board;Introduction to hard drives; hard
drive installation and support; Troubleshooting
fundamentals; Customizing a personal computer
system with peripheral equipment; Introduction to
managing memory; Supporting Windows 3.x and
Windows 95; Introduction to supporting Windows
NT workstations; Multimedia Technology;
Purchasing a PC or building your own;
Communicating over telephone lines; Networking
fundamentals and the internet; Viruses, Disaster
recovery, and maintenance plans that work; The
professional PC Technician. 18 lessons and 18
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3028CO

Prepare for a future career opportunity in

Computers and Information Technology

Microsoft

Access

for Windows
Certificate Course

Introduction to Microsoft® ACCESS and
relational data bases; Creating databases; Tables
and Forms, design properties views and wizards;
Information from the data permissions; software
installations; printer management; remote access;
interoperating with base; Reports and Queries;
One to many relationships: Subforms and multiple
table queries; Many to many relationships and
complex systems; Building applications;
Introduction to Macros and Prototyping. 6 lessons
and 6 assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120
for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029LG

Microsoft

Excel

for Windows
Certificate Course

Introduction to Microsoft® EXCEL and
spreadsheets; Creating spreadsheets; Copying,
formatting and isolating and assumptions;
Spreadsheets in decision making; analysis of a car
loan; mortgage analysis; expanded grade book;
Graphs and Charts; List and Data management,
Converting data to information; Automating
Repetitive tasks using Macros and Visual Basic. 18
lessons and 18 assignments. Tuition: $850. See page
120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CQ

Microsoft

Word

for Windows
Certificate Course

Introduction to Microsoft® WORD and word
processing; Creating documents.; Modifying and
spell checks; Editing and formatting; Proofing,
Wizards, ClipArt, and WordArt; Professional
documents, footnotes, tables and styles;
Introduction to Desktop publishing and creating
newsletters; Newspaper columns and Graphics. 18
lessons and 18 assignments Tuition: $850. See
page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course

#3029CR

Microsoft

Windows 98

Certificate Course

You will gain the knowledge you need to install;
configure; optimize; administer and support
Windows 98 in the work place environment. 14
lessons and 14 assignments. Tuition: $850. See
page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course

#3029CS

Network Essentials
Certificate Course

The knowledge of local area network essentials is
a prerequisite to all advanced positions in
computing. Course includes: Introduction to
networks and networking concepts; network
design essentials; networking media; network
interface cards; making networks work; network

communication and protocols; network
architecture; operations; complex networks;
administration and support; enterprise and
distributed networks wide area large scale
networks; solving network problems;
understanding and using network resources;
network troubleshooting. 14 lessons and 14
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CT

NT Workstations
Certificate Course

You will gain the knowledge to required to
configure; customize; optimize; integrate and
troubleshoot workstations. Course includes:
Introduction to Windows NT workstation;
installing; users groups; policies; configuring; file
systems; file and directory security; creating
Windows NT security structures; network
architecture; TCP/IP and NetWare connectivity;
workgroups; domains; and network browsing;
remote access services; printing; performance
tuning; Windows NT components; Booting
Windows NT; and Troubleshooting Windows NT
workstations. 16 lessons and16 assignments.
Tuition: $850. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CU

NT Servers
Certificate Course

You will gain the knowledge to required to
configure; customise; optimise; integrate and
troubleshoot networks. Course includes:
Introduction to networking with Windows NT
server; basic network design and protocols; server
hardware; installation; configuration; storage;
backup; storage options; server clients; managing
through accounts and groups; folders;
permissions; software installations; printer
management; remote access; interoperating with
Novell NetWare; internet and intranet services;
server and networking monitoring; performance
tuning and troubleshooting. 16 lessons and16
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CV

Oracle Certificate Course

Introduction to client server databases; Creating

and modifying database tables; Using ORACLE
to add, view and update data; Introduction to
PL/SQL, triggers and procedure builder; Creating
ORACLE data block forms; Creating custom
forms to support business applications; Using
report builder; Using graphics builder; Creating an
integrated database application; Creating web
applications using the ORACLE application
server. 10 lessons and 10 assignments. Course
includes limited use student edition of Oracle 8.
Tuition: $850. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CW.

PC DOS
Certificate Course

PC-DOS is the operating system that powers tens
of millions of personal computers and knowledge

of this operating system is essential to all
computer professionals. Course includes:
introduction to DOS concepts; Booting DOS;
commands; shell; internal commands external
disk commands hard disc management; file
protection and security; batch files;
AUTOEXEC.BAT file; CONFIG.SYS file; and
extended memory management. 14 lessons and 14
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CX

Programming Logic
and Design

Introduction to computers and logic; Structure;
Modules, hierarchy, charts and documentation;
writing a complete program; making decisions;
looping; control breaks; arrays. Part 2: Advanced
array manipulation; using menus and validating
input; sequential file merging, matching, and
updating; advanced modularization techniques
and object oriented programming; programming
graphical user interfaces programming design. 14
lessons 14 assignments. Tuition: $850. See page
120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029RY

Unix Certificate Course

Unix is still the number one corporate choice for
mission critical applications. Unix programmers
are always in demand. Course includes:
introduction to Unix; login; password; and who
commands; electronic mail; files and directories;
introduction to editing with vi andex; emacs
editor; manipulating files and directories; using
other programming languages; the Unix shell;
command lines; redirection and shell scripts; file
management; text processing; information
processing; and Unix networking. 12 lessons
and12 assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120
for payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CY

Visual Basic
Certificate Course

Visual BASIC has given new life to BASIC and is
one of the most popular programming languages
on the market today. Course includes: introduction
to Visual BASIC; designing applications; using
variables and constants; selection and repetition
structure; sequential access files and menus;
dialog boxes; random access files; variable arrays;
database access; DDE and OLE. 7 lessons and 7
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3029CZ

Visual C++
Certificate Course

C++ and now Visual C++ continue to be a
favourite of application programmers. Course
includes: introduction to programming with Visual
C++; analysing programs; data basics; operators;
looping back and forth; functions; consolidating
items; object oriented programming; inheritance
and virtual disk functions. 28 lessons and 28
assignments. Tuition: $850. See page 120 for
payment plan.

Certificate course #3029DA

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

computer service

and maintenance

You will find your career in computer
service both interesting and rewarding.
You will be part of an expanding
industry spanning the continent from
coast to coast. Every small business will
have its own computer by the end of the
decade, and the need for people in
computer service will continue to grow.
The course starts from basics and
includes:

· Electrical and electronic calculations (a

review with introduction to metric)

· Electricity and electronics
· Microcomputer digital circuits
· Microcomputer troubleshooting and

repair (see below).

54 lessons. 54 assignments. Study time
5-6 weeks per subject. Tuition: $1785
payable with $85 on enrollment and 20
monthly payments of $85 each or $1428
(with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). The
complete fee includes all lessons, texts,
20 piece computer repair kit, and
instruction. On completion you will be
awarded the Granton specialist diploma
"Computer Service and Maintenance".
Course #3030BZ

MICROCOMPUTER
TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR
CERTIFICATE COURSE

SAFETY:

Introduction and Objectives ... Shock Hazard

... Factors Affecting Shock Hazard ... Power Supplies ...
Precautions Against Shock ... Monitors and Television
Sets ... All Grounds are Not Created Equal ... Hot Chassis
Problems ... Laser Printers ... Lifting ... Mechanical Parts
... Other Dangers.

TODAY'S EQUIPMENT A SERVICE PROFILE:

Introduction and Objectives ... Common Service Problems
... Common Component Failures ... Disasters ... Typical
Failure Patterns.

SERVICING FOR YOUR EQUIPMENT THE
OPTIONS:

Introduction and Objectives ... Servicing by a

Local Dealer ... Servicing Through a Mail-Order Outlet ...
Dealing with a Service Shop ... Servicing by Mail ...
Third-Party Servicing ... Fix it Yourself or Take it to a
Shop?

REDUCING POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENT
PROBLEMS:

Introduction and Objectives ... The

Electronic Environment ... Complete Power Failure ...
Low Voltage ... High Voltage ... Spikes ... Noise ...
Voltage Dropouts ... Line-Frequency Problems ...
Combined Problems ... Checking for Power-Line
Problems ... Defenses Against PowerLine Problems ...
Defenses Against Noise on Signal Lines ... Static
Electricity ... Defense Against Static Electricity ... The
Computer Can Affect the Environment ... Other
Environmental Factors ... Security ... Preventive
Maintenance ... Software Maintenance ... Floppy Disk
Handling Procedures ... Handling Files ... Fire Protection.

DOCUMENTATION, TOOLS, AND PARTS:

Introduction and Objectives ... Preparedness ... State of
Mind ... Work Habits ... Documentation and Advice ... IC
Identification Guides ... Advice via Telephone ... User's
Groups ... Books ... Service Records ...
Voltohmmilliammeters ... Digital Logic Probes ... Logic
Pulsers ... Current Tracers ... Electronic Thermometers ...
Transistor Testers ... Oscilloscopes ... IC Test Clips ...
Breakout Box ... DC Power Supply ... Isolation
Transformers ... Variable Transformers (Variacs) ...
Soldering Irons ... Sponges ... Soldering Iron Holders ...
Solder ... Heat Sinks ... Solder Removal Tools ... IC
Removers and Inserters ... Pencil Eraser ... Wire Strippers
... Needle-nose Pliers ... Diagonal and Nippy Cutters ...
Spring-Clip Pliers ... Tweezers ... Nut Drivers ...
Screwdrivers ... Special Wrenches ... Cable-Tension
Tester ... Circuit-Board Vise ... Dental Mirrors ... Heat
Guns ... Freeze Sprays ... Alcohol ... Platen Cleaners ...
Spray Cleaners ... Epoxy and Thread-Lock Compounds ...
Lubrication ... Special Tools For Surface Mount Devices
... Diagnostics ... Floppy Disk Exerciser Programs ...
Alignment Disks ... Disk-Fixer Utility ... Choosing
Replacement Parts ... Resistors ... Capacitors ... Fuses ...
Transformers ... Transistors ... Integrated Circuits ...
Switches ... Solenoids and Motors ... Case and Cabinet
Parts ... Small Parts ... Complete Assemblies ... Sources
for Parts ... Original Manufacturers.

TROUBLESHOOTING STRATEGY AND SKILLS:

General Troubleshooting Principles ... Check the Simplest
Causes First ... Checking Discrete Components ...
Electromechanical Parts.

TROUBLESHOOTING INTEGRATED CIRCUITS:

Identifying IC's ... Special Handling for IC's ... Working
with Surface-Mount Devices ... Troubleshooting IC's ...
Using a Logic Probe and Pulser ... Using Pulser and Probe
Together ... A Pattern of Operations ... Troubleshooting
Specific IC Devices.

TROUBLESHOOTING THE MICROCOMPUTER
SYSTEM:

Checking the Complete System ... The Main

Computer and Keyboard ... Inside a Microcomputer ...
The Main Microcomputer ... Checking Key Signals.

FLOPPY DISK DRIVES:

Floppy Disk Construction ...

Inside a Floppy Disk Drive ... Data Storage Formats ...
The Disk Operating System ... Control Circuits ... Service
Problems with Diskettes and Floppy Disk Drives ...
Maintaining Floppy Disk Drives ... Troubleshooting
Floppy Disk Drives ... Alignment and Adjustment
Procedures ... Checking Individual Circuits and
Mechanisms.

HARD DISK DRIVES:

Inside a Hard Disk Drive ... The

Bernoulli Drive ... The SCSI Parallel Port ... Service
Problems with Hard Disk Drives ... Backup Procedures ...
Recovering Data From a Hard Disk ... Troubleshooting
Hard Disk Drives ... Test Procedures ... Bit Shift Test.

IMPACT PRINTERS:

Printer Mechanisms ... Printer

CPU and Control Circuits ... Ink-Jet and Thermal Printers
... Possible Service Problems ... Cleaning and
Maintenance ... Troubleshooting Dot-Matrix and Daisy-
Wheel Printers ... Troubleshooting and Adjusting Specific
Subsystems.

LASER PRINTERS:

The Laser Printer Mechanism ...

Possible Service Problems ... Cleaning and Maintenance
... Troubleshooting Laser Printers ... Test Procedures.

MODEMS AND SERIAL INTERFACES:

Modems ...

The RS-232C Interface ... The RS422A Standard ... CE
Interface Circuits ... Supervising Modem Operations ...
Troubleshooting Modems ... Problem Checking.

MONITORS AND DISPLAYS:

Monochrome Monitors

... Color Monitors ... Liquid-Crystal Displays ... Gas
Plasma Displays ... Troubleshooting Monitors ...
Alignment Procedures ... Troubleshooting and
Documentation.

TROUBLESHOOTING POWER SUPPLIES:

Operating Principles ... Battery-Types Power Supplies ...
Troubleshooting Procedures ... Typical Service Problems.

ADVANCED TROUBLESHOOTING:

Understanding

the Circuits ... Machine Language Programming ...
Timing Considerations ... Professional Tools.

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY:

Electronics and Society ...

Analog Circuits ... Numbers in Computers ... Evaluating
Binary Numbers.

LOGIC ELEMENTS:

Switch-Based AND ... Switch-

Based NOT ... Integrated Circuit Logic ... Using IC ORs.

INTRODUCTION TO TROUBLESHOOTING:

Classification of Faults ... External Faults Versus Internal
Faults ... Static Faults Versus Dynamic Faults ... Test
Equipment.

COMBINATIONAL LOGIC AND, OR, NOT:

Logic

Diagrams to Truth Tables ... Logic Diagrams to Boolean
Expressions ... Sum-of-Products Method ... Product-of-
Sums Method.

NAND, NOR, XOR ELEMENTS:

NAND Logic

Element ... Active High and Active Low ... Using NOTs
to Convert NAND to AND ... NOR Logic Elements.

DESIGN OF LOGIC CIRCUITS:

Design Methods ...

Laws of Boolean Algebra ... Karnaugh Map ...
DeMorgan/Karnaugh Map for Product-of-Sums Method.

SEQUENTIAL LOGIC:

Combinational-Logic Circuit ...

IC Memory Element ... Flip-Flop Symbol ... NOR Flip-
Flop

CLOCKED FLIP-FLOPS:

Enable Circuit ... Active-

Low Clock ... Data Latch Action ... Data Latch
Application.

MASTER-SLAVE FLIP-FLOPS:

Master-Slave Data

Latch ... Master-Slave Rip-Flop Circuit ... Universal Shift
Register ... Preset/Clear.

TOGGLING FLIP-FLOPS:

J-K Flip-Flop ... Toggle

Flip-Flops in Ripple Counter ... Bounce in Switches ...
Up/Down Counter.

BINARY NUMBER SHORTCUTS AND
ARITHMETIC PROCESSING METHODS:

Decimal-

to-Binary Conversion ... Unsigned Numbers ... Leading
Zeros ... Sign and Word Size.

NUMBERING SYSTEMS AND CODES OTHER
THAN BINARY SYSTEM:

Numbers in Octal System ...

Octal-to-Binary Conversion ... Counting in BCD ...
Disadvantages of BCD.

ARITHMETIC/LOGIC CIRCUITS:

Adders ... Full

Adder ... Shift and Rotate ... Increment and Decrement.

BUSES:

Bus Structures ... Open Collector Devices ...

Three-State Devices ... Buffer/ Drivers.

READ-ONLY MEMORY:

ROM Example and ROM

Classifications ... Output Block of a Memory ... Diode ...
Erasable PROM.

RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY:

RAM Chip ... Flip-

Flop Memory Cell ... FET Memory Cell ... Dynamic
Memory Cell Action.

MAGNETIC MEMORY:

Magnetism ... Floppy Disk

Drives ... Disadvantages of Floppy Disk Storage ... Core
Matrix.

INPUT/OUTPUT FOR SMALL COMPUTERS:

Port-

Oriented Input/Output ... Output Multiport Circuit ... LED
Drivers ... Keypad and Keyboard Scanning.

COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND
MICROPROCESSORS:

High Level Languages ...

Microprocessor Block Diagram ... Structure of
Instructions ... Instruction Set.

TTL LOGIC ELEMENT SPECIFICATIONS AND
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS:

Standard TTL Circuit

... Other TTL Logic Elements ... Current Sink ... Logic
Element Specification Sheets.

LOGIC FAMILIES OTHER THAN STANDARD TTL
FAMILY:

Low Power TTL ... CMOS Family ... ECL

Circuit ... Use of ECL.

RELAY LOGIC AND PROGRAMMABLE
CONTROLLERS:

Sequence Control ... Relay Based

Control Start/Stop ... Programmable Controller Section ...
Analog Control Capability. Tuition: $850. See page 120
for payment plan.

Certificate course #3030DC

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Computer Service and Maintenance

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

webmaster

administration

Certified Web Professional
Diploma Program

Become a Webmaster. Your program will
prepare you for employment in dot-com
companies who use the services of Web
masters, Web designers, Web developers,
Web administrators, Web servers, and e-
commerce, Web business and web
marketing specialists. Granton's Level
one Webmaster program provides the
foundation needed by every web
professional. Men and women who are
familiar with computers and the Internet
will benefit from the training that will
provide them with an internationally
recognized qualification. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Computer Operations and Applications
· Fundamentals of Web Development
· Administering Web Services
· Web Marketing and Project Management
· Web Graphics with audio and video

Additional prerequisite: students will
have to have access to a personal
computer to complete this program.
Duration: Allow approximately 30
weeks for study and practice. Students
may take more or less time.
Approximately 40 lessons and 40
assignments. Tuition: $2975 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 34 monthly
payments of $85 each or $2380 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On

successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Webmaster Administration" Course
#3031DD

internet and

web page design

On completion of this course you will
have mastered the essential knowledge
required by internet personnel in the
daily performance of their duties. Your
course starts from basics and includes:

What is the Internet?:

The Internet and

Evolution; The Reality of the Internet; What
Can You Do on the Internet? What the
Internet is Really All About; The Future;
The Internet

What Can I Do on the Internet?:

What is

the Role of the Internet? What do People Do
Online? The Tools of the Internet; Let's be
Real About What People Do on the Internet

Internet Fundamentals:

The Role of the

Internet Service Provider; Types of Internet
Access; Connecting to the Internet; How to
Select an Internet Service Provider; How
Does the Internet Work? TCP/IP Basics;
Internet Domain Names; The Next Step

The World Wide Web:

The Nature of the

Web; How Does the Web Work? Key
Characteristics of the World Wide Web; The
Economics of the Web; Accessing Other
Types of Data on the Web

Internet Electronic Mail:

Why Is Use of

Internet E-mail Exploding? What is Internet
E-mail? Configuring Your E-mail Program;
The Structure of an E-mail Message; How
Did This Message Get Here? What Can You
Do With E-mail? E-mail Addresses; E-mail
Etiquette; Could You Be Using a Better E-
mail Program? Problems with Internet E-
mail; Significant E-mail Trends

Knowledge Networking:

The Benefit of

Knowledge Networking; USENET; List of
Newsgroups; Internet Mailing Lists;
Knowledge Networking and the Internet;

Older Internet Applications:

The

Changing Internet; The Role of the Web
Browser; Gopher; FTP; Telnet; Finger; The
Declining Role of Older Applications

Doing Research on the Internet:

Systems on the Internet; How to Conduct a
Search on the Internet; Categories of Search
Tools Online; Search Engine Basics; The
Impact of Relevance Ranking; Online Sites
With Information About Research

Setting Up a Web Site:

A Home for Your

Web Site; Preparing the Web Pages;

Building an Effective Web Site; Market
Your Internet Presence

We Need to Protect the Internet:

The

Challenge of the Internet; The Internet is
Under Attack; Problems With Current
Government Actions; The Futility of
Control; Some Recommendations;
Canadian Groups That Need Recognition;
The Internet Nation-State

Approximately 10 lessons and 10
assignments. Tuition: $595 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition
covers all lessons, textbooks and
instruction. On successful completion
you will be awarded the Granton
Certificate of Completion "Internet and
Web Page Design" Course #3031DE

e-commerce

internet

specialist

Become an E-Commerce Internet
Specialist and help your local businesses
design their internet pages and develop
internet revenue. This course is for Men
and women who have a computer and are
already connected to the internet and are
looking for ways to use their investment
in hardware to earn an income working
from home. The training is also suitable
for employees who wish become
responsible for the updating of their
company's internet site. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Internet and Web Page Design
· E-Commerce
· HTML
· JAVA

Approximately 35 lessons and 35
assignments. Tuition: $2380 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 27 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1904 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"E-Commerce Internet Specialist".
Course #3031DG

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Internet and Web Administration

psychological

service assistant

diploma

This course also covers the knowledge
required to be a Mental Health
Resource Assistant or a Psycho-
educational Services Assistant. This is
a diploma program designed for mature
people with office work skills, who
have an interest in a career in
psychology. The focus of this program
is to prepare you to work as a member
of a psychological service team. You
will work as an entry level assistant to
a psychologist(s), and as directed,
deliver mental health services
complementary to psychotherapy or
counselling. A potential work setting
may be the Psychology department of a
hospital, the Psycho-education
department of a school system, the
Psychodiagnostic Assessment
department of a rehabilitation facility,
or increasingly more commonly, a
private practitioner's office. Upon
successful completion of this program,
a student should be able to apply for a
position in one or more of the
following areas and work capacities:
I Psychological Testing and Research
II Psychological Resource Management
III Psycho-education Resource Support
Your course starts from basics and
includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Psychological Testing and Analysis
· Child Psychology (Page 33)
· Psychology (Page 34)
· Abnormal Psychology (Page 34)

You complete 94 lessons and 94
assignments to help us guide you step
by step through your training. Tuition:
$2975 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 34 monthly payments of $85 each
or $2380 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers
lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
the successful completion of the
programme you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Psychological
Service Assistant". Course #3032DH

practical and

applied

psychology

diploma

This course prepares you for work
dealing with people. Psychology is an
essential requirement for anyone
looking for work in the social or
welfare field, correctional services or
with personnel management. This
course starts from basics and includes:

· Psychological Testing and Analysis
· Child Psychology (Page 33)
· Psychology (Page 34)

No prerequisite. Approximately 46
lessons, and 46 assignments. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each
or $1428 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, textbooks, and instructions. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Practical and
Applied Psychology". Course #3032DI

GRADUATE BONUS OFFER:

Graduates of Practical

and Applied Psychology or Psychological Service
Assistant may choose to complete one extra course, at
no additional cost, chosen from the following: Practical
Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, General Counselling
and Guidance, Psychology of Learning, Psychology
Applied to Teaching. This course must be completed
within one year of graduation. A certificate of
completion will be issued for this course and it will be
included in your transcript. This bonus course is not a
requirement for the Diploma in Practical and Applied
Psychology or Psychological Service Assistant. You may
choose your bonus course either when you enroll or at a
later date.

psychological

testing and

analysis

Certificate Course

Men and Women who are directly and
indirectly involved with personnel
evaluation and counselling will benefit
from this course. Content: introduction
to psychological testing and analysis with
the use of the Personal Style Inventory;
overview; how to administer the Myers-
Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
assessment instrument; how to score the
MBTI; how to interpret the MBTI;
strengths and weaknesses of the MBTI;
clinical applications of the MBTI;
Illustrative case reports; reference to
internet testing sites. No additional
prerequisite. You complete
approximately 8 lessons and 8
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Duration:
Allow yourself approximately 5 weeks
for this certificate course. You may take
more or less time depending on your
individual circumstances. Bonus text: on
completion of your studies you will
receive a copy of the text: `What Type
am I? Discover who you really are'.
Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 8 monthly payments of
$85 each or $612 (with payment in full or
company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction,
lessons, and textbooks. On completion of
all assignment you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate "Psychological
Testing and Analysis"

. Certificate Course

#3032DJ

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Psychological Assistance and Human Services

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

child

psychology

The knowledge of why children behave
the way they do is essential to understand
adult behaviour. This course includes
techniques of modifying child behaviour
to meet predetermined goals. It
introduces you to the cause-effect
relationship between what a parent does
and how a child reacts. You will learn to
identify the `actions' of parents that cause
their children to fight each other, answer
back to the parent and become
uncooperative. Likewise you will learn
the techniques used by parents who
prefer their children to be independent
but not aggressive, polite and cooperative
but not submissive. This course prepares
for work in all the job areas dealing with
children. This course starts from basics
and contains:

Strong Willed Behaviour and How It All
Begins:

What is strong willed behaviour? ... In

the beginning there was temperament ...
Temperament, parenting, and behaviour.

Why Is My Child Becoming Even More Strong
Willed?:

Learning through social interactions ...

Modelling ... Reinforcement ... Punishment ...
Accidentally reinforcing your child's inappropriate
behaviour ... The coercive process ... Other factors
that contribute to strong willed behaviour problems.

There Is More than Just Good Parenting:

Divorce ... Remarriage ... Parental conflict ...
Depressive mood ... Physical illness ... Alcohol
abuse ... Television viewing ... Peer influences
... Tackling your family's problems.

Does My Child's Behaviour Really Need To
Change?:

Problem behaviours ... Problem

situations ... Degree of compliance ... Your
frustration level ... Introduction to the five week
program. Week 1: Attending ... The role of
attending ... Learning to attend ... Practicing your
new skill ... Week 2: Rewards ... Verbal rewards
... Physical rewards ... Activity rewards ...
Nonsocial rewards ... Common concerns about
rewards ... How to use rewards effectively ...
Learning to use rewards ... Week 3: Ignoring ...
Appropriate use of ignoring ... Learning the
ignoring skills ... Week 4: Giving directions ...
Chain directions ... Question directions ...
Directions followed by a reason ... Principles of
giving directions ... Learning to give directions
effectively ... Week 5: Timeout ... Effective
timeout ... The timeout procedure ... Overcoming
time out problems ... Using time out for other
problems ... Practicing your timeout skills ...
Integrating your parenting skills ... The five skills
in context.

Creating A More Positive Home:

What can we

learn form past generations? ... Positive homes in
today's society ... Having fun with your child ...
Making the most out of household jobs ...
Communicating "I love you" ... Structure and
routines ... Family traditions and rituals ... The
mother father relationship ... How important are
fathers? ... Community networking ... Improving
your communication skills ... Communication
problems and solutions ... Putting solutions into
action.

Developing More Patience:

Patience and the way

you think ... Changing your negative thoughts ...
What to do when you lose your patience ...
Managing the stress in your life ... Building
positive self esteem ... How does self esteem
develop? ... Why is positive self esteem important?
... Ways to build positive self esteem ...
Encourage your child's interests and abilities ...
Offer frequent praise and encouragement ...
Recognize your child's normal accomplishments
... Encourage your child to make decisions ... Let
your child take some risks ... Give your child
responsibilities ... Don't demand perfection ...
Avoid absolutes in describing your child ... Limit
negative feedback ... Don't make promises you
might not keep ... Encourage your child to use
positive self talk ... Teach your child problem
solving skills ... Teach your child social skills ...
Spend quality time with your child ... Be accepting
of your child.

Specific Problem Behaviours:

Aggression ...

Mealtime behaviour problems ... Dressing
problems ... Behaviour problems in the car ...
Bedtime and sleep problems ... Lying ... Sibling
rivalry ... Conclusions

No prerequisite. 13 lessons and 13
assignments. Tuition: $595 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons textbooks, and instruction. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate "Child Psychology".
Course #3033DK

practical

psychology

Unless you learn to live in harmony with
the environment and with other human
beings your life on this planet could
become impossible. Many people lose
their jobs because they have never learned
to get along with and be liked by others.
Course covers the practical areas of
applied sociology and psychology
required to be known by all managers
and personnel managers in particular. This
course prepares you to hold and keep a job
while at the same time giving you the
essential management knowledge needed
to understand and influence others. The
course starts from basics and contains:

Introduction to applied psychology and applied
sociology, the changing world, motivation, needs and
wants: cause-effect; stimulus-response; conflicts; basic
causes of behaviour; self-actualizing people; motivating
others and yourself; control and influence. Senses and
perception: sight; hearing, touch, taste; smell; illusions;
factors that affect perception; need and wants; attention
factors; esp; telepathy or mind reading; precognition;
psychokinesis; beauty; values, attitudes, and habits:
values, means-to-end-goals; empathy; attitudes;
prejudice and discriminations; habits; self-identity and
personality: problems in self-identity; heredity or
environment, sexuality; heterosexuality; homosexuality;
integrate, self and personality; personality change; self-
confidence; maturity; health and fitness; food as energy;
weight-control; sleep; health hazards amphetamines;
barbiturates; heroin; lsd; marijuana; venereal disease;

emotions: physical effects of anger and fear; phobias;
tension and anxiety; hypochondria; love; thinking and
problem solving: memory; forgetting; creative thinking;
brainstorming. Adjustments and defensive behaviour:
early experiences; adolescence; marriage; illness,
handicap, grief- retirement, job-related adjustments;
defence reactions, daydreaming; rationalization;
regression; fixation; displacement; projection;
scapegoating; suppression; repression; identification,
compensation. Mental health: normal and abnormal
behaviour; neurosis; psychosis; drug abuse; alcoholism;
family relationships: marriage partner; parent-child;
brother-sister; sibling rivalry, adolescence; cutting
family ties; social experiences: social and anti-social
behaviour; friendship; social obligations; civic
participation and group involvement: rights of the
individual; functions of government; responsible
participation; clubs and meetings; success and failure:
key components of success; causes of failure; leadership
characteristics; getting your act together for success.

No prerequisite. 14 lessons 14
assignments. Tuition: $595 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 6 monthly
payments of $85 each or $476 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Certificate "Practical
Psychology". Course #3033DL

psychology

applied to

teaching

Men and women who are associated with
the education and training industry will
benefit from the skills they will develop
from the knowledge of psychology
applied to teaching. This course contains
the essential knowledge used on a daily
basis by people in education and training.
Your course starts from basics and
contains:

Introduction; applying psychology to teaching;

stage theories of development; age-level
characteristics; understanding cultural diversity;
assessing student variability; dealing with student
variability; devising and using objectives;
behavioural and social learning theories;
information processing theories cognitive learning
theories and problem solving; motivation;
assessment of classroom learning; classroom
management.

13 lessons 13 assignments. No additional
prerequisites. Tuition: $765 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Psychology Applied to Teaching "
Course #3033DM

psychology

and abnormal

psychology

Diploma Program

Men and women who require knowledge
of psychology and abnormal psychology
for their work or who are preparing for a
future career opportunity will benefit
from this training. Your diploma program
starts from basics and includes two
courses:

· Psychology
· Abnormal Psychology

(see descriptions on this page)

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 43 lessons and 43
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Duration:
allow yourself approximately 20 weeks
for this two-course diploma program.
You may take more or less time
depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or company purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, textbooks and lessons. On
successful completion of all assignments
you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Psychology and Abnormal
Psychology". Diploma course #3034DN.

psychology

Diploma Course

Men and women who require knowledge
of psychology for their work or who are
preparing for a future career opportunity
will benefit from this training. Your
course starts from basics and contains:

Introduction to psychology; psychology and
science; Your brain's building blocks; your
incredible nervous system; sensation; perception;
consciousness, sleep and dreams; hypnosis and
drugs; classical conditioning; operant conditioning
and cognitive approaches; types of memory;
remembering and forgetting; intelligence; thought
and language; motivation; emotion; infancy and
childhood; adolescence and adulthood; Freudian
and Humanistic theories; Social cognitive and trait
theories; health stress and coping; assessment and
anxiety disorder; mood disorder and
schizophrenia; therapies; social psychology;
statistics in psychology.

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 25 lessons and 25
assignments to help us guide you step by

step through your training. Duration:
allow yourself approximately 10-12
weeks for this diploma course. You may
take more or less time depending on your
individual circumstances. Tuition: $935
payable with $85 on enrollment and 10
monthly payments of $85 each or $748
(with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, textbook and
lessons. On successful completion of all
assignments you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Psychology". Diploma
course #3034DO.

abnormal

psychology

Diploma Course

Men and women who require knowledge
of abnormal psychology for their work or
who are preparing for a future career
opportunity will benefit from this training.
Your course starts from basics and
includes:

Introduction to abnormal psychology; historical
views of abnormal behaviour; causal factors and
viewpoints in abnormal behaviour; stress and
adjustment disorders; panic, anxiety and their
disorders; mood disorders and suicide;
somatoform and dissociative disorders; eating
disorders and other psychological compromises of
physical health; personality disorders; substance-
related and other addictive disorders; sexual
variants, abuse, and dysfunctions; the
schizophrenias and delusional disorder; brain
disorders and other cognitive impairments;
disorders of childhood and adolescence; clinical
assessment; biologically based therapies;
psychologically based therapies; contemporary
issues in abnormal psychology.

Prerequisite: you will have completed
Granton's Psychology diploma course or
equivalent. You complete approximately
18 lessons and 18 assignments to help us
guide you step by step through your
training. Duration: allow yourself
approximately 10 weeks for this diploma
course. You may take more or less time
depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $935 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 10 monthly
payments of $85 each or $748 (with
payment in full or company purchase order
on enrollment). Your tuition covers all
instruction, textbook and lessons. On
successful completion of all assignments
you will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Abnormal Psychology". Diploma course
#3034DP.

counsellor

Diploma Course

This course prepares you for a career in
working with government institutions
(such as hospitals), nonprofit
associations, schools and family service
agencies. You are prepared for the job of
counsellor, where you would work with
individuals and groups with or under a
senior counsellor or psychologist.
Another position you might consider is
that of a private practice counsellor, and
once again the Granton program will
qualify you for all of these jobs. This
course is suitable for mature men and
women who enjoy working with others
and helping individuals, groups and
families to solve their problems. Your
course starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (page 69)
· Psychological Testing and Analysis

(page 32)

· Psychology (page 34)
· Abnormal Psychology (page 34)
· General Counselling and Guidance

(outline below)

Your course is made up of approximately
94 lessons and 94 assignments. To
determine the average length of the
program allow one week per assignment.
Tuition: $2975 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 34 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2380 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your course covers all
instruction and the Granton Training
Materials consisting of binders, lessons
and texts. On the successful completion
of the course you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Counsellor". Course
#3034DQ

GENERAL COUNSELLING
AND GUIDANCE
CERTIFICATE COURSE

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING:

Using

Empathy ... Helping Clients Tell their Stories ...
Statements that Encourage Clients to Talk and Clarify
... Helping Clients Identify Themes ... Clients as
Decision Makers ... Principles of Leverage ... Goal
Setting ... Helping Clients Discover What they Need ...
Brainstorming ... Choices ... Commitment ... Helping
Clients Get What they Want and Need ... Helping
Clients Choose Strategies ... Helping Clients Develop
Actions and Programs that Work ... Helping Clients
Engage in Sustained Goal Accomplishing Actions.

10 lessons 10 assignments. Tuition: $765. See page
120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3034DR

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Social Work and Social Welfare

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

community and

social service

worker

Diploma Course

This course prepares you for careers in
social work, with departments of health
and welfare, and private charitable
organizations. You are prepared for the
job of a Community and Social Services
Worker in which you would work with or
under a qualified social worker. Another
position you might consider is that of
Rehabilitation Officer, and once again the
Granton program will qualify you to
apply for this job. A third interesting
possibility is the position in the
Community Workers team as an Assistant
Community Worker. Social work involves
dealing with and helping others in the
management of their lives and solution of
their problems. Your course starts from
the basics and includes Practical
Psychology (page 33), Child Psychology
(page 33), Sociology, Social Work and
Social Welfare (outline below) and
General Counselling and Guidance (page
34). 76 lessons 76 assignments. To
determine the average length of the
program allow one week per assignment.
Tuition: $2975 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 34 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2380 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
necessary lessons, texts and instruction
and on completion the award of the
Granton Diploma "Community and
Social Service Worker". Course #3035DS

SOCIAL WORK
AND SOCIAL WELFARE:

Introduction to the Social Work ... Concepts of Social
Work Practice ... Intervention with Individuals ...
Social Work Practice with Families ... Intervention
with Groups ... Intervention with Communities ...
Social and Political Action ... Program Planning and
Evaluation ... Social Work in the Health Care Field ...
Social Work in the Field of Corrections ... Social Work
Services to Older People ... Children, Youth and Social
Work Practice ... Social Work with New Immigrants ...
Social Work Practice with the Problems of Alcohol
Abuse ... Social Work Practice with Native People ...
Social Work Practice with Sexual Problems ... Social
Work Practice with Divorce and Separation Problems:
A System Approach ... Social Work with the Unem-
ployed ... Social Work Practice in Canada: Future
Trends. No prerequisite. 17 lessons. 17 assignments.
Your course includes all necessary lessons, texts and
instructions. Tuition: $765. See page 120 for payment
plan.

Certificate course #3035DT

corrections

worker

Diploma Course

This course prepares you for a career in
private and public correctional
institutions. You are prepared for the job
of correctional worker in which you
would work with or under a parole
officer, probation officer or corrections
supervisor. Another position you might
consider is that of counsellor and once
again the Granton program will qualify
you for this job. This career course is
suitable for people with an interest in
criminal rehabilitation.Your course starts
from basics and includes: Human
Relations (page 69), Law Enforcement:
Criminal Code (page 62), Psychology
(page 34), Abnormal Psychology (page
34), General Counselling and Guidance
(page 34), Criminology (outline below),
Canadian Corrections. Your course is
made up of 115 lessons and 115
assignments. To determine the average
length of the program allow one week per
assignment. Tuition: $3570 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 41 monthly
payments of $85 each or $2856 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
Granton's training materials with all
binders, lessons, texts, instruction and on
successful completion the award of our
Diploma "Corrections Worker". Course
#3035DU

CRIMINOLOGY
CERTIFICATE COURSE

THE CRIMINOLOGICAL ENTERPRISE:

What Is a

Crime? ... The Criminal Law ... Defining Crime and
Responding to Criminals: Consensus or Conflict? ... From
Community Control to State Law: The Centralization of
Authority ... Toward a Canadian Criminology

THEORIES OF CRIME AND CRIMINALITY:

The

Individual: Why Study Theory? ... What Does Theory
Help Us Do? ... Theory and Practice.

SEARCH FOR THE CAUSE OF CRIME:

Biological

and Psychological Perspectives: The Roots: Demons in
Control of Man's Evil Ways? ... The Classical School of
Criminology: Choosing Evil? ... Neoclassical
Revisionists: Evil Caused by Circumstance? ... The
Biological Positivists: Looks Can Be Deceiving ...

MENTAL DISORDER AND CRIME IN CANADA:

The Medical Model of Mental Disorder and Its Critics ...
The Medical Model ... Labelling Theory ... Anti-
Psychiatry ... Critical and Feminist Approaches
...Criminal Responsibility ... Fitness to Stand Trial ...
Dangerousness and Risk.

THEORIES OF CRIME AND CRIMINALITY:

The

Society: Traditional Sociological Approaches: Crime As
Community Breakdown ... Crime As Innovation and

Opportunity ... Crime As a Product of Deviant Group
Values ... Crime As a Learned Behaviour ... Crime As
Social Reaction ... Crime As a Failure of Socialization ...
Do Theories Matter?

CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THOUGHT:

The Legal Definition of Crime ... Modern Critical
Criminologies ... Class: Marxist Criminology ... Genders:
Feminist Criminology ... Discourse.

WOMEN, CRIME, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN
CANADA:

Who Are Canada's Women Lawbreakers? ...

The Official Portrait: Crime Statistics ... The "Unofficial"
Portrait: Self-Report and Victimization Surveys ... Why
Do Women Commit Crime? ... Bio- and Psychogenetic
Explanations.

THE FRAMEWORK:

Counting Crime, History, Law, and

Policy in Canada: Patterns in Canadian Crime: Counting
Crime ... Defining Crime ...Crime Data ... Canadian Crime
in Time ... Canadian Crime in the 1980s and 1990s ...
Canadian Trends in the Last Three Decades ... International
Patterns ... Spatial Patterns in Canadian Crime ... Correlates
of Canadian Crime Rates ... Demographic Correlates of
Crime.

HISTORICAL LEGACIES OF CRIME AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CANADA:

The

Centralization of Crime Control ... The British North
America Act (1867) ... The North-West Mounted Police
... The NWMP, Federal Policy, and the Aboriginal Peoples
... The First Criminal Code (1892) ... The War Measures
Act (1914) ... The Federal/Provincial Split of Jurisdiction
... Juvenile Delinquents Act (1908) ... Enforcing
Morality: The Case of Prohibition ... Subversion:
Communists and Fascists.

THE CANADIAN CRIMINAL LAW:

The Origins of

Canadian Criminal Law ... A National Code ... The
Physical Component of Crime ... Criminal Responsibility
... Failing to Act Is It Criminal? ... Causes and
Consequences ... Unconscious Acts ... The Mental
Component of Crime.

CANADIAN JUSTICE POLICY:

Policy-Making for the

Public ... Canadian Politics and Crime Control ... The
Canadian Politic ... Historical Influences on Canadian
Crime Policy ... Policy-Making As a Human Process.

LEGISLATING MORALITY?:

Prostitution in Canada:

Social and Legal Definitions of Prostitution ... Prostitution
Laws ... Procuring and Living on the Avails ... Bawdy-
House Offences ... Street Prostitution: Vagrancy,
Soliciting, and Communicating ... Customers of Youths
... Contemporary Law-Enforcement Patterns ... the
History of Prostitution in Canada.

LEGAL AND ILLEGAL DRUG USE IN CANADA:

What Is a Drug? ... Stimulants ... Depressants ...
Hallucinogens ... Inhalants ... Marijuana ... Tobacco ...
The Social History of Substance Control ... Patterns of
Drug Use: Aggregate Data ... Explaining Illegal-Drug Use
... Examining Legal-Drug Use ... Containing Drug
Abuse: Theory and Practice.

CRITICAL ISSUES IN CANADIAN
CRIMINOLOGY:

Understanding Aboriginal Crime and

Criminality: A Case Study: Questions about Aboriginal
Crime and Criminality ... Aboriginal People and
Communities in Conflict ... Aboriginal People in the
Criminal-Justice System ... Explanations for Aboriginal
Crime and Involvement in the Criminal-Justice System.

CORPORATE CRIME:

The Categories of Corporate

Criminality ... Crimes against the Economy ... Crimes
against the Environment ... Crimes against Humanity ...
Crimes against Employees and the Issues and Problems in
the Field of Corporate Criminality ... The Causes of
Corporate Crime ... Corporate Criminality and the State.

CONTROLLING CRIMES OF THE
PROFESSIONAL ELITE:

The Professional: In a

Position of Trust ... Crimes and Misconduct by the
Professional Elite ... Prosecution or Self-Regulation? ...
The Study of Crime among the Professional Elite.
Tuition: $765. See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3035DV

early childhood

education

(Honours)

Men and women who have up-beat
personalities, who love children are
tolerant and patient will benefit from this
training in the theory, practice and
techniques of early childhood education.
The complete course (Part 1 and 2)
provides you with the knowledge of the
theory and practice necessary to pursue a
career in day care institutions (where
regulations permit) or as a home care
provider.

Diploma Course Content Part One

1. Human Relations
2. Practical Child Psychology
3. ECE: Teaching Methods
4. Introductory Psychology
5. Introductory Sociology
6. Child and Adolescent Developmental Psychology
7. Guidance of Young Children
8. Preschool Methods: Curriculum Planning and Program

Planning

9. Preschool Methods: Program Models and Teaching

Strategies

10. Preschool Mainstreaming, The Exceptional Child
11. Child Health, Safety and Nutrition
12. Parent/Teacher Communications
13. Nursery School, Day Care Centre Management and

Legislation

Diploma Course Content Part Two

14. Preschool Methods: Play as an Environment for Learning
15. Preschool: Creative Teaching Methods
16. Educational Activities for Young Children
17. Preschool Language Arts
18. Preschool Mathematics
19. Preschool Science
20. Preschool Music
21. Preschool Creative Activities
22. Practicum

PREREQUISITE

The key prerequisite for a career in Early Childhood
Education is the love of children. Personal qualities of
caring and tolerance are also of vital importance. A
textbook cannot teach these personality qualities. Without
these personal qualities you should not attempt this
program. Other standard prerequisites are grade twelve or
mature student status.

TIME TAKEN TO COMPLETE COURSES

You should plan to complete 2 assignments per week for
optimum progress.

PRACTICUM

On completion of the 21 subjects students without practical
experience will have to complete a practicum in order to
meet legal requirement. These requirements for practicum
vary from province to province and from state to state.
Currently in Ontario you are to practice in three separate
day care centres over a period-of-time of 360 hours. You
are to make your own arrangements to work in the day care
centres. Granton will then work with your supervisor to
provide the necessary monitoring of your activities.

early childhood

education part 1

This program provides the essential
knowledge and training required by Early
Childhood Teachers in their daily
activities. You complete 13 subjects (1-
13 from part 1). Approximately 206
lessons and 206 assignments. Tuition:
$8330 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 97 monthly payments of $85 each or
$6664 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all lessons, textbooks, and
instruction. On successful completion
you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Early Childhood Education
Foundations". Course #3036DW

early childhood

education part 2

This program completes the essential
knowledge and training required by Early
Childhood Teachers in their day-to-day
activities. You complete 8 subjects (14-
21 from part 2). Pre requisite: completion
of Early Childhood Education Part 1.
Subsequent to this training you will
complete the Granton practicum.
Tuition: $5355 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 62 monthly payments of
$85 each or $4284 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Early
Childhood Education Teaching". Course
#3036DX

Ontario residents are advised that Granton's Early
Childhood Education Diploma Course, as currently
constituted, does not permit an automatic qualification for
certain kinds of employment in facilities defined and
licensed under the Day Nurseries Act.

child care and

human resource

management

On completion of this course you will
have acquired the essential knowledge of
the theory and practice of managing child
care centres and dealing with human
resource concerns. ECE teachers or Men
and women who wish to move up to

management of child care centres will
benefit from this training. Your course
includes the following subjects:

· Human Relations (Page 69)
· Parent-Teacher Communications
· Child Health, Safety and Nutrition
· Nursery School and Day Care

Management

· Managing Human Resources (Page 71)

No additional prerequisites. 85 lessons,
85 assignments. Course includes all
necessary lessons, textbooks and
instruction. Tuition: $2975 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 34 monthly
payments of $85 each or $2380 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). On completion you
will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Child Care and Human Resource
Management." Course #3036DY

Certificate Courses:

Tuition: The tuition for individual Certificate courses is
$765, payable with $85 on enrollment and 8 x $85 monthly
payments or $612 (Payment in full or corporate purchase
order with enrollment).

Child and Adolescent

Developmental

Psychology

Introduction to development and learning theories;
studying the young child; a brief look at the young child;
conception and prenatal development;heredity,
environment, and development; the first two weeks of life;
infancy: theoretical views and general characteristics;
infancy: affective development; infancy: motor and
cognitive development; infancy: sociocultural aspects of
development;Toddler: autonomy and motor development;
physical growth, safety, health, and nutrition; motor
development; how learning takes place; Adult role in
learning: general characteristics; adult role in learning:
parental and social factors; concept development; language
development; language in everyday use: oral language;
written language: development and everyday use;
intelligence and creativity; Personality development; Social
development; adult role in affective development; the
primary child; pre-school to primary: bridging the gap; the
young child at play; children with special needs; a look at
the whole child; action for children. 14 lessons and 14
assignments. Text included: Understanding Child
Development.

Certificate course #3036EB

Child Guidance

Introduction to guiding young childrena preview; Guiding
young children indirectly toward self direction; Guiding
young children directly toward self direction; guiding
children toward positive self-esteem; introducing a child to
a group of new children; scheduling activities to meet
children's needs; guiding children's toileting routine;
guiding children's eating behaviour; guiding children's
sleeping behaviour; guiding children's dressing and
undressing; Knowing children as a basis for guidance;
appreciating positive behaviour; recognising negative
behaviour; mainstreaming special needs children;
communicating with the parents of young children; being a
professional early childhood educator; developing human
resources; valuing as a basis for actions; evaluating who
needs it? 9 lessons and 9 assignments. Text included:
Guiding Young Children.

Certificate course #3036EC

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Education

teaching

assistant

Diploma Course

Become a teaching assistant in
kindergarten, primary, elementary, or a
secondary school classroom. Your job
will be to work under a qualified teacher
carrying out tasks as directed. Men and
women who enjoy working with
children will benefit from this training.
Your course includes the following
subjects:

· Human Relations (Page 69)
· Child Guidance
· Psychology Applied to Teaching (outline

page 33)

· Parent-Teacher Communication
· Preparing Instructional objectives

Duration: Allow approximately five

weeks of study for each subject. Students
may take more or less time.
Approximately 61 lessons and 61
assignments. No additional prerequisites.
Tuition: $1785 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 20 monthly payments of
$85 each or $1428 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Teaching
Assistant" Course #3037EA

Child Health Safety
and Nutrition

introduction; interrelationships of health, safety and

nutrition; promoting good health; health appraisals; health
assessment tools; conditions affecting children's health; the
infectious process and effective control; communicable and
acute illness: identification and management; creating a
safe environment; safety management; management of
accidents and injuries; child abuse and neglect; educational
experiences for young children; nutritional guidelines;
nutrients that provide energy; nutrients that promote
growth of body tissue; nutrients that regulate body
functions; infant feeding; feeding the toddler and pre-
school child; planning and serving nutritious meals; food
safety and economy; nutrition education concepts and
activities. 21 lessons and 21 assignments. Text issued:
Health Safety and Nutrition for the Young Child.

Certificate course #3037ED

ECE: Teaching Methods

Introduction to early childhood education teaching
methods; Goals for early childhood education; getting to
know children; setting the stage; teachers and techniques
used; introduction to activity planning; activities for
infants; activities for toddlers; motor skill activities;
creative art activities; science activities; perceptual motor
activities; language activities; literature activities and
emerging literacy; dramatic play activities; creative music
activities; field trips and special visitors; food activities,
meals and snacks; managing an early childhood group;
Teacher parent relations; the worlds children; The
profession, past present and future. 22 lessons and 22
assignments. Text included; Introduction to Early
Childhood Education.

Certificate course #3037EE

Guidance of Young Children

Introduction to child development, our foundations for
developing appropriate child guidance; adult styles of
caregiving; Positive discipline strategies: direct guidance;
Effective design and management of physical
environments for children: indirect guidance; helping
children cope with stress; Helping children develop
positive self esteem; responsible anger management: the
long bumpy road; Understanding and coping with
aggression in children; Prosocial behaviour: nurturing the
roots of concern for others...Theories and their strategies:
roadmaps to a personal approach to child guidance; The
decision making model of child guidance: a
personal/eclectic approach; review of major positive
discipline strategies. 11 lessons and 11 assignments. Text
included with course: Guidance of young children.

Certificate course #3037EF

Human Relations

24 lessons and 24 assignments. See page 69 for course
outline

Psychology

16 lessons and 16 assignments. See page 34 for course
outline.

Introductory Sociology

introduction; groundwork; sociologists at work; culture and
social organisations; socialisation; deviance and social
control; social stratification; minorities; work and its
contexts; the family and families, a heavy freight;
education, winning and loosing; religion and secularisation;
social change. 12 lessons and 12 assignments. Text
included: Sociology a Window of the World.

Certificate

course #3037EG

Nursery School and Day-
Care Centre Management

Introduction to day-care centre administration; finances;
space and equipment; staff; enrollment; Parents; health;
safety; children's program community relationships; food
management and nutrition. 11 lessons and 11 assignments.
Text included: Nursery school and Day-Care Centre
Management Guide.

Certificate course #3037EH

Parent Teacher
Communications:

introduction; parent involvement-essential for a child's
development; historical overview of family life and parent
involvement; the parent community; effective home-
school-community relationships; communication and
parent programs; leadership training in parent education;
school based programs; home based programs; working
with parents and the exceptional child; the abused child;
rights responsibilities and advocacy. 10 lessons and 10
assignments. Text included: Parents as partners in
education.

Certificate course #3037EI

CHILD PSYCHOLOGY:

13 lessons and 13 assignments.

See page 33 for outline.

Pre-School Creative
Teaching Methods

Introduction to creative teaching methods; I am me, I am
special; sight; sound; taste; smell; touch; living in families;
families at work; Native Canadian Celebrations January-
March; April-September; October-December; winter spring
summer fall farm animals; pet animals; animals of woods;
zoo animals; insects and spiders; many ways to travel; air
transportation; ground and road transportation; water
transportation; day and night; water around me; colour in
my world; tools and machines to use in my world;
Mathematics in my everyday world. & lessons and 7
assignments. Text included: Creative Teaching in Early
Childhood Education.

Certificate course #3037EJ

Pre-School

Mainstreaming:

The Exceptional Child

Part 1; introduction to mainstreaming; an inclusive
approach to early education; inclusive programs for young
children; Federal legislation: early intervention and
prevention; normal and exceptional development;
development disabilities: causes and classifications;
sensory impairments: vision and hearing; physical
disabilities and health problems; behaviour and health
problems; Part 2; partnership with families; identification
and the IEP process; planning transitions to support
inclusion; preparing teachers for inclusive programs; the
development-behaviour approach; facilitating social
development; facilitating speech, language, and
communication development; facilitating pre-academic and
cognitive learning; facilitating self care and independent
skills managing problem behaviours; looking ahead:
inclusion I the nineties. 19 lessons and 19 assignments.
Textbook included: The Exceptional Child Inclusion in
Early Childhood Education.

Certificate course #3037EK

Pre-School Methods:

Program Models and

Teaching Strategies

introduction; differing orientation to early childhood
education; program models; classroom management and
discipline; teaching techniques and strategies;
communication; literacy and literature; manipulative
materials; art pretend music sharing. 11 lessons and 11
assignments. Textbook included: Becoming a Teacher of
Young Children.

Certificate course #3037EL

Pre-School Methods:

Curriculum Planning and

Program Design

Introduction to the human relations laboratory; the
centre; people in the centre; the physical environment of
the centre; observing and assessing children; initial
support through guides to speech and action; using
discipline: setting limits; teaching strategies need a
theoretical base; helping children adjust to new
experiences; helping children in routine situations; the
early childhood education movement: key to
understanding; the role of the teacher; the role of play in
social relationships; feelings of security and confidence;
feelings of hostility and aggression; the process of
learning in early childhood; areas of learning in the
program: Motor and sensory development, language and
literature, the arts, the sciences; teachers and parents
work together; becoming a professional person;
accepting our common responsibilities. 24 lessons and
24 assignments. Text included: Early Childhood
Programs--Human Relationships and Learning.

Certificate course #3037EM

Pre-School Methods:

Play as an Environment

for Learning

The purpose of curriculum; including families in the life of
the school; play: the integrative force in
learning...planning for total learning: creating supportive
curriculum plans and schedules; designing the supportive
environment; planning with individual children in mind:
using education objectives in the pre-school practical
methods of recording and evaluating behaviour; keeping
children safe and well fed; developing physical
competence; helping children understand and value life;
achieving emotional competence; getting along together:
achieving competence in interpersonal relations;who am I;
who are you; developing social competence and the sense
of self; freeing children to be creative; developing verbal
competence; putting it all together for a good group time;
12 lessons 12 assignments. Textbook included: Total
Learning Curriculum for the Young Child.

Certificate

course #3037EN

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Granton has opened the
doors of opportunity for
ambitious people
throughout the world. It
can and will do the same for
you. But don't delay a
minute, enroll to-day and
start immediately on the
road to a richer life.

high school

diploma course

It is an accepted fact that if you have
completed a high school diploma you are
better equipped to earn more and to
pursue a successful career than a person
without a high school diploma. It has
been our experience that if you have not
completed a high school diploma you
have seriously handicapped yourself in
attaining a more rewarding position. A
high school diploma is a vital necessity
to meet today's job requirements.
Granton's High School Diploma course
will benefit mature students seeking a
better education who are able to read
English and who either did not attend or
did not complete high school. If you meet
these requirements then you are eligible
to enroll in our Adult High School
Diploma Course which will enable you
to go to High School at home. If you
wish to earn more and are looking for an
entry into interesting and well paid jobs
then the Granton High School Diploma
course is for you.
Granton's course may be used to prepare
you for the international General
Educational Development (GED )
standard which is recognized across
Canada and the United States. The GED
adult credentials are accepted as the
equivalent of the traditional high school
diploma for the purposes of employment,
promotion and licensing. Also many
colleges now accept satisfactory GED test
scores in place of traditional high school
transcripts for admissions purposes.
Consequently, your Granton course is not
only based on internationally recognized
standards but also prepares you to write
and pass, should you so wish, the
internationally accepted GED test.

You start each subject in your course
with a review of the basics. You are then
taken step by step through each of the six
subjects you need to complete.
Your are to complete Division 1 then
choose two options from division 2 to
earn your High School Diploma

Division 1:

Human Relations, Canadian

Studies, English Language, Mathematics.

Division 2:

Your choice of any two sub-

jects from the list of 12 subjects below:

Anatomy and Physiology
Biology
Bookkeeping
Canadian Legal systems
Canadian Sociology
Chemistry
Criminal Law and the Canadian
Criminal Code
Medical Terminology
Physics
Psychology
Keyboarding and Document
Preparation
Zoology

You need not choose your division 2 sub-
jects until you have completed division 1.
Allow 30 weeks (five weeks per subject)
to complete divisions 1 and 2. Students
with less than grade 11may take longer.
However students who are highly

motivated and have more time to study
may take less time to complete.
Tuition: $2975 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 34 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2380 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, textbooks instruction and the
GED examination guide. On successful
completion of each subject you will be
awarded a certificate of completion and
on successful completion of Divisions 1
and 2 you will be awarded the Granton
"High School Diploma". You will also be
qualified to write and pass, should you so
wish the GED high school equivalency
test. Course #3038EO

GRADUATE BONUS:

When you have completed

the above course you may elect to write the GED
test. You will be entitled to enroll, at no additional
charge, for Granton's "GED High School
Equivalency Examination Preparation Practicum"
course. This practicum course will give you
practice in answering typical GED test questions
and help ensure you success. This course includes
GED Writing Skills, GED The Essay, GED Social
Studies, GED Science, GED Literature and Arts,
and GED Mathematics. See page 109 for details.

Prepare for a future career opportunity

With Adult Education and Your High School Diploma

Prepare for a future career opportunity

as a Health Care Provider

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Become a Health Care Provider and
enjoy a career in the Health Care
field. You will find the delivering of
health care a very special job, one
that you and your fellow workers
can take pride in. If you enjoy
helping people and making your
community a better place in which to
live then you should consider a
career in Health Care. The delivery
of health care is a very personal
service and there is no one correct
way of delivering it. Customs vary
from one part of the continent to
another and on the job your team
leader will show you the precise way
that your employer requires a
procedure to be carried out if it
differs from what you have been
taught this applies to rookies and
even experienced Health Care
Provider changing jobs.
Consequently even though you have
been trained in proven procedures
you must be flexible enough to adapt
to local requirements. Your Granton
training as a Health Care Provider
will give you the confidence to apply
for work in a medical facility such as
a hospital or nursing home. We can
think of no finer career than one
devoted to caring and helping
people who need help. Granton's
Health Care Provider Courses, such
as Nurses Aide, Health Care Aide
and Personal Support Worker,
supply the essential knowledge
required by Health Care Providers
in the day-to-day pursuit of their
duties. Provincial requirements may
require up to 360 hours of
supervised clinical practice as set
out in their individual guidelines.
Students who are already working
for a registered nurse or doctor and
those who are starting out in their
self-arranged practicum will be
provided with a skills passbook for
their supervisor to fill out.

nurses aide

Hospitals, nursing homes, health care
facilities and retirement homes are just a
few of the organizations on the lookout
for dedicated nurses aides. There is a
comradeship that exists among people
who devote their lives in the service of
others. If you enjoy working with
people and don't mind working indoors,
then a career starting as a nurses aide
may well be worth considering. On
completion of this course you will have
been trained as a team leader and will,
among other things, be able to explain
to your co-workers how to carry out all
essential procedures. The confidence in
knowing what to do will provide you
with the incentive to apply for work and
start a new career. Your course starts
from basics and includes: Human
Relations and Nursing Assistant and
Support Worker Procedures. No
prerequisite. 73 lessons 73 assignments.
Tuition: $1190 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 13 monthly payments of
$85 each or $952 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all lessons,
textbooks, and instruction. On
completion you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Nurses Aide."
Course #3039TE

health care aide

A career in community health service is
open to Men and women who enjoy
helping others. Where a nurses aide is
normally associated with institutional
work, the health care aide also works in
the community at large under the
supervision of a team leader, who may
well be a registered nurse. Your duties
include the providing of personal
services, care and comfort. On com-
pletion of this course you will have
been trained as a team leader and be
able to instruct your co-workers in all
important aspects of the nursing
assistant's procedures. Your course
starts from basics and includes: Human
Relations, Anatomy and Physiology and
Nursing Assistant and Support Worker
Procedures. No prerequisite. 89 lessons
89 assignments. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks and instruction.
On completion you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Health Care Aide"

and the Granton Health Care Aide
(HCA) pin. Course #3039TF.

geriatrics

nursing

assistant

This course prepares you for a career in
nursing homes, general hospitals,
residential homes for seniors, long term
care establishments and palliative care
institutions. You are prepared for the job
of geriatric nursing assistant in which
you would work with or under the
supervision of a registered nurse or the
medical team. Another position you
might consider is that of Geriatric Home
Care worker and once again the Granton
program will qualify you for this job.
This career is suitable for people who
are interested in helping our senior
citizens. The course starts from basics
and includes Human Relations (essential
knowledge needed to communicate with
patients), Anatomy and Physiology,
Nursing Assistant and Support Worker
Procedures, Geriatrics. Your course is
made up of 105 lessons and 105
assignments. To determine the average
length of the program allow 5-6 weeks
per subject. Tuition: $2380 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 27 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1904 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
the Granton training materials with all
binders, lessons, texts, instruction and
on successful completion the award of
our Diploma "Geriatrics Nursing
Assistant". Course #3039SU

personal

support worker

Become a personal support worker and
join the medical team. Personal Support
Workers do not carry the responsibilities
of examining, diagnosing, or treating
patients. Instead they are responsible for
the comfort, safety, well being of their
patients. They must also be able to
demonstrate sensitivity and respect for
those in their care. The prerequisite is the
desire to help others and ability to
communicate with and assist patients.
The Personal Support Worker title is
equivalent to the Health Care Aide title.
The training is the same training required
by Health Care Aides. The course you
choose will depend on the Province or
State in which you live.
Your course starts from basics and
includes Human Relations, Anatomy &
Physiology, Nursing Assistant and
Support Worker Procedures. Additional
prerequisites: Students should be healthy,
physically fit and able to lift, turn and
position patients where needed.
Approximately 89 lessons and 89
assignments. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
completion of each subject you will be
awarded a certificate of completion. On
completion of all subjects you will be
awarded the Granton diploma "Personal
Support Worker". Course #3040SW

The Granton diploma is the requirement for students
to apply for supervised clinical practice as set out in
the provincial guidelines. Students who are already
working for a registered nurse or doctor and those
who are starting out in their self-arranged
practicum will be provided with a skills passbook for
their supervisors to fill out.

prehospital

emergency care

and crisis

intervention

Diploma Course

This course will give you the confidence
to deal with a crisis involving personal
injury to men, women and children. The
course starts from basics and contains:

Introduction to First Aid and Emergency Medical
Science; Anatomy and Physiology of Body
Systems; Patient Assessment; Respiratory
Emergencies; Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR) and Emergency Cardiac Care; Control of
Bleeding; Shock; Wounds and Bandaging;
Musculoskeletal Injuries and Fractures of the
Extremities; Head and Spine Injuries; Injuries to
Chest, Abdomen and Genitalia; Poisoning
Emergencies; Drug and Alcohol Emergencies;
Other Medical Emergencies; Obstetric and
Gynecologic Emergencies; Pediatric Emergencies;
Burns and Hazardous Material Emergencies; Heat,
Cold and Drowning Emergencies;Psychological
Emergencies and Crisis Intervention; Disaster
Management; Lifting and Moving Patients; Patient
Stabilization and Extrication; Ambulance Opera-
tion and Communications.

No additional prerequisite.
Approximately 20 lessons and 20
assignments. Tuition: $765 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 8 monthly
payments of $85 each or $612 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instructions.
On completion of the course you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Prehospital Emergency Care and Crisis
Intervention". Course #3040EU

nursing attendant

Diploma Program

Become a Nursing Attendant. The
Granton requirements for the above
diploma program follows the updated
requirements for the Personal Support
Worker Program. The Personal Support
Worker Program is a new health care
provider's title that originated in Ontario
and is not as well known as the above
titles outside Ontario. Granton
recommends that you enroll for the Job
Title that is common in your province or
state. Your program, Nursing Attendant,
like the Personal Support Worker's will
include 3 certificate courses: Human
Relations, Anatomy and Physiology,
Nursing Assistant and Support Worker
Procedures. Tuition: $1785 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
successful completion of all lessons you
will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Nursing Attendant". Course #3040SV

continuing care

attendant

Diploma Program

Become a Continuing Care Attendant.
The Granton requirements for the above
diploma program follows the updated
requirements for the Personal Support
Worker Program. The Personal Support
Worker Program is a new health care
provider's title that originated in Ontario
and is not as well known as the above
titles outside Ontario. Granton
recommends that you enroll for the Job
Title that is common in your province or
state. Your program, Continuing Care
Attendant, like the Personal Support
Worker's will include 3 certificate
courses: Human Relations, Anatomy and
Physiology, Nursing Assistant and
Support Worker Procedures. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each or
$1428 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all lessons, textbooks and
instruction. On successful completion of
all lessons you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Continuing Care
Attendant". Course #3040SX

home care aide

Diploma Program

Become a Home Care Aide. The Granton
requirements for the above diploma
program follows the updated
requirements for the Personal Support
Worker Program. The Personal Support
Worker Program is a new health care
provider's title that originated in Ontario
and is not as well known as the above
titles outside Ontario. Granton
recommends that you enroll for the Job
Title that is common in your province or
state. Your program, Home Care Aide,
like the Personal Support Worker's will
include 3 certificate courses: Human
Relations, Anatomy and Physiology,
Nursing Assistant and Support Worker
Procedures. Tuition: $1785 payable with
$85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
successful completion of all lessons you
will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Home Care Aide". Course #3040SY

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nursing assistant

and support

worker

procedures

Certificate Program

This certificate course is the core course of
Nurses Aide, Health Care Aide, Personal
Support Worker, Geriatrics Nursing
Assistant, Nursing Attendant, Continuing
Care Attendant, Home Care Aide.

Part 1:

The role of the Support Worker;

The Canadian Health Care System;
Workplace Settings; Health, Wellness,
Illness, and Disability; Working with
others: Teamwork, Supervision and
Delegation.

Part 2:

Working with Clients and their

Families; Client Care: Planning,
Processes, Reporting and Recording;
Managing Stress and Time; Ethics;
Legislation: The Clients Rights and Your
Rights; Caring about Culture:
Interpersonal Communication.

Part 3:

Body Structure and Function;

Growth and Development; Caring for
Older Adults; Safety; Restraint
Alternatives and Safe Restraint Use;
Preventing infection; Abuse; The Clients
Environment: Promoting Well-Being,
Comfort and Rest; Body Mechanics:
Moving, Positioning and Transferring the
Client; Exercise and Activity.

Part 4:

Home Management; Beds and

Bed-Making; Basic Nutrition and Fluids;
Enteral Nutrition and IV Therapy;
Personal Hygiene; Grooming and
Dressing.

Part 5:

Urinary Elimination; Bowel

Elimination; Common Diseases and
Conditions; Rehabilitation and
Restorative Care; Mental Health
Disorders; Confusion and Dementia;
Speech and Language Disorders; Hearing
and Vision Problems; Caring for
Mothers, Infants and Children;
Developmental Disabilities.

Part 6:

Assisting with Medications;

Measuring Height, Weight and Vital
Signs; Wound Care; Heat and Cold
Applications; Oxygen Needs; Assisting
with the Physical examination; The
Patient Having Surgery; Caring for the
client who is dying; Basic Emergency
Care; Medical Terminology; Your Job
Search.
You are taken step by step through the six
parts of your course that consists of
approximately 49 lessons and 49
assignments. Tuition: $1190 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 13 monthly
payments of $85 each or $952 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, skills pass book,
and instruction. On successful
completion of all lessons you will be
awarded the Granton Certificate
"Nursing Assistant and Support Worker
Procedures".

Certificate course #3041SZ

anatomy and

physiology

Certificate Course

Men and women who are naturally
curious and interested in finding out how
their bodies work or who are preparing
for a future career opportunity in the
medical field will benefit from this
training. Your course starts from basics
and contains:

Introduction to the human body; basic chemistry;
cells and tissues; skin and body membranes; the
skeletal system; the muscular system; the nervous
system; special senses (eyes and ears); the
endocrine system; blood; the cardiovascular
system; the lymphatic system and body defenses;
the respiratory system; the digestive system and
body metabolism; the urinary system; the
reproductive system.

No additional prerequisite. You complete
approximately 14 lessons and 14
assignments to help us guide you step by
step through your training. Duration:
allow yourself approximately 5-6 weeks
for this diploma course. You may take
more or less time depending on your
individual circumstances. Bonus; the
course includes a CD-ROM for
supplementary studies. You will need
access to a computer to enjoy this study
aid. Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 8 monthly payments of
$85 each or $612 (with payment in full or
company purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers all instruction,
textbook, optional CD-ROM, and
lessons. On successful completion of all
assignments you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Anatomy and
Physiology".

Certificate course #3041TA

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paramedic

assistant

Diploma Course

Become a paramedic assistant. Your
course provides you with the basic
knowledge of theory and clinical skills
necessary to function as an entry level
Paramedic Assistant. Training includes
the essential knowledge of the unique
characteristics of prehospital care, the
HOW-to's of patient assessment and care
for acutely ill and traumatically injured
patients, principles and practices of
cardiac care, emergency pharmacology,
infectious diseases, pediatric and geriatric
emergencies etc. Men and women who
enjoy working with and helping others
will benefit from this course. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Anatomy and Physiology (see page 107)
· Paramedic Assistant Procedures.

Additional prerequisites: Students should
be healthy, physically fit and able to lift,
turn and position patients where needed.
Duration: Allow approximately five
weeks of study for each subject. Students
may take more or less time.
Approximately 92 lessons and 92
assignments. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Paramedic Assistant". Course #3042EV

psychiatric

mental health

nursing assistant

Diploma Course

Become a mental health nursing
assistant. Your course provides you with
the basic knowledge of theory and
clinical skills necessary to function as an
entry level Psychiatric Mental Health
Nursing Assistant. Men and women who
enjoy working with and helping others
will benefit from this course.
Your course starts from basics and
includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)

· Anatomy and Physiology (see page 41)
· Nursing Assistant and Support Worker

Procedures

· Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing

Procedures

Additional prerequisites: Students should
be healthy, physically fit and able to lift,
turn and position patients where needed.
Duration: Allow approximately five
weeks of study for each subject. Students
may take more or less time.
Approximately 120 lessons and 120
assignments. Tuition: $2380 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 27 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1904 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
Assistant". Course #3042TB

physical

therapy assistant

Diploma Course

Become a physical therapy aide. Your
course provides you with the basic
knowledge of the theory and clinical
skills necessary to function as an entry-
level physical therapy assistant in a
variety of rehabilitation settings. Men
and women who enjoy helping others
will benefit from this course. The
therapeutic modality procedures that
physical therapy assistants perform are
presented in a step by step format. Your
course starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Anatomy and Physiology (see page 107)
· Physical Therapy Procedures

Additional prerequisites: Students should
be healthy, physically fit and able to lift,
turn and position patients where needed.
Approximately 56 lessons and 56
assignments. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
lessons, textbooks and instruction. On
successful completion of each subject
you will be awarded a Certificate of
Completion. On successful completion of
the course you will be awarded the
Granton Diploma "Physical Therapy
Assistant." Course #3042EX

Physical Therapy
Procedures
Certificate Course

Introduction to physical therapy; the profession of
physical therapy; career opportunities for the
physical therapy aide; ethical and legal issues
effecting the physical therapy aide;
communicating effectively; medical terminology
and the medical record; scientific principles; .basic
structure and structure of the human body; applied
musculoskeletal system; physical dysfunction and
disorders and physical therapy; using physical
therapy to treat common medical disorders;
patient preparation; safety in the working
environment; preparation for patient care; physical
therapy modalities; transferring the patient;
assisting with ambulation and gait training;
therapeutic exercises; physical therapy agents and
modalities; specialised clinical procedures.
Additional prerequisites: Students should be
healthy, physically fit and able to lift, turn and
position patients where needed. 16 lessons and 16
assignments. Tuition: $ 594 payable with $69 on
enrollment and 7 monthly payments of $75 each
or $ 480 (payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment).

Certificate course #3042EY

pediatric

occupational

therapy assistant

Diploma Course

Become a pediatric occupational therapy
assistant. Your course provides you with
the basic knowledge of theory and
clinical skills necessary to function as an
entry level Pediatric Occupational
Therapy Assistant. Men and women who
enjoy working with and helping children
will benefit from this course. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Anatomy and Physiology ( p. 107)
· Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Procedures

Additional prerequisites: Students should be
healthy, physically fit and able to lift, turn
and position patients where needed.
Duration: Allow approximately five weeks
of study for each subject. Approximately 71
lessons and 71 assignments. Tuition: $1785
payable with $85 on enrollment and 20
monthly payments of $85 each or $1428
(with payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers all
lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be awarded
the Granton Diploma "Pediatric
Occupational Therapy Assistant." Course
#3042EZ

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physical

dysfunction

occupational

therapy assistant

If you would like to become an
Occupational Therapy Assistant, you will
benefit from this course. Your course
provides you with the basic knowledge
of theory and clinical skills necessary to
function as an entry level Physical
Dysfunction Occupational Therapy
Assistant. Your course starts from basics
and includes:

· Human Relations
· Anatomy and Physiology and Physical

Dysfunction

· Occupational Therapy procedures

Additional prerequisites: Students should
be healthy, physically fit and able to lift,
turn and position patients where needed.

Approximately 50 lessons and 50
assignments. Tuition: $1785 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 20 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1428 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all lessons, textbooks, and instruction. On
successful completion you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Physical
Dysfunction Occupational Therapy
Assistant." Course #3043GA

limited

radiography

assistant

Your course provides you with the basic
knowledge of theory and clinical skills
necessary to become an entry level
Limited Radiography Assistant. Training
includes the essential knowledge of
imaging equipment and film processing,

interpreting the radiograph, radiographic
physics, and the all important safety
conditions. Men and women who enjoy
working with and helping others will
benefit from this course. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations
· Anatomy and Physiology
· Limited Radiography Assistant Procedures

Additional prerequisites: Students should
be healthy, physically fit and able to lift,
turn and position patients where needed.
Allow approximately five weeks of study
for each subject. Approximately 52
lessons and 52 assignments. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each or
$1428 (with payment in full or corporate
purchase order on enrollment).Your
tuition covers all lessons, textbooks, and
instruction. On successful completion
you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Limited Radiography
Assistant." Course #3043GB

pharmaceutical

assistant

There is a growing demand for
Pharmaceutical Assistants to work with
and assist registered pharmacists in
community and hospital clinics and retail
pharmacies. Your duties may involve the
dispensing of drugs together with
business operations including typing (or
keyboarding as it is now called), record
maintenance, pricing, inventory control
and customer relations. Your course starts
from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (see page 69)
· Medical Terminology (see page 18)
· Keyboarding and Document Preparation

(you learn to touch type and format
letters and other office documents while
increasing your typing speed), typewriter
is included (see page 22)

· General Office Administration
· Anatomy and Physiology (p. 107)
· Pharmacology

No prerequisite. Approximately 118
lessons, 118 assignments.

Graduate Bonus:

When you have

completed your Pharmaceutical Assistant
course you will be entitled to enroll for
Pharmacy Practices and Dosage

Calculations at no additional charge,
Tuition: $2975 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 34 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2380 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers lessons,
texts, a typewriter, cassette player with
audio tapes, instruction and on completion
the award of our Diploma "Pharmaceutical
Assistant". Course number 3043GC
(includes typewriter).Course number
3043GCX (without typewriter deduct
$100.00 from tuition) See page 22.

PHARMACOLOGY
CERTIFICATE COURSE

Introduction to Pharmacology; Biological Factors Affecting
the Action of Drugs; The Automatic Nervous System;
Drugs Affecting the Sympathetic Nervous System; Drugs
Affecting the Parasympathetic Nervous System; Drugs
Affecting the Autonomic Ganglia; Skeletal Muscle
Relaxants; Local Anesthetics; Introduction to the Central
Nervous System; Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs and Alcohol;
Antipsychotic Antiemetic, and Antianxiety Drugs;
Antidepressants, Psychomotor Stimulants, and Lithium;
Antiepileptic Drugs; Antiparkinson Drugs; General
Anesthetics; Narcotic Analgesics; Nonnarcotic Analgesics
and Antiflammatory Drugs; Cardiac Physiology and
Pathology; Cardia Glycosides and Treatments of
Congestive Heart Failure; Antiarrhythmic Drugs;
Antianginal Agents (Vasodilators); Diuretics;
Antihypertensive Agents; Anticoagulants and Coagulants;
Electrolytes and Intravenous Therapy; Hypolipidemic
Drugs; Antianemics; Antiallergic and Antihistaminic
Drugs; Bronchodilator Drugs; Antiulcer Therapy; Agents
That Affect Intestinal Motility; Introduction to the
Endocrine System; Adrenal Steroids; Gonadal Hormones
and the Oral Contraceptives; Drugs Affecting the Thyroid
and Parathyroid Glands; Pancreatic Hormones and

Hypoglycemic Drugs; Posterior Pituitary Hormones and
Oxytocics; Antibacterial Agents; Antiprotozoal Drugs;
Miscellaneous Antiinfectives; Antifungals, Antivirals, and
Anthelmintics; Antiseptics and Disinfectants;
Antineoplastic Agents. 12 lessons, 12 assignments.
Tuition: $765 payable with $85 on enrollment and 8
monthly payments of $85 each or $612 (with payment in
full or corporate purchase order on enrollment).

Certificate

course #3043GD

PHARMACY PRACTICE
CERTIFICATE COURSE

Introduction; the role of the pharmacy technician;
pharmacy regulations; pharmaceutical terminology;
medication dosage forms; routes of administration; rug
information resources and pharmacy references; basic
pharmaceutical calculations; dispensing medications;
extemporaneous compounding; purchasing receiving and
managing inventory; human relations and communications;
hospital and institutional pharmacy practice; community
pharmacy practice, home health care, and long time care;
third party billing; trends in pharmacy practice; preparing
for employment. No additional prerequisites.26 lessons 26
assignments.

Certificate course #3043GE

DOSAGE CALCULATIONS
CERTIFICATE COURSE

DOSAGE CALCULATIONS:

Introduction; mathematics

review for dosage calculations; systems of measurement;
conversions; equipment used in dosage measurement;
interpreting drug orders; understanding drug labels; oral
dosage drugs; parenteral dosage drugs; using ratio-
proportion to calculate dosages; pediatric drugs;
intravenous calculations; advanced intravenous
calculations. No additional prerequisites. 16 lessons and 16
assignments. Tuition: $595 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 6 monthly payments of $85 each or $476
(with payment in full or corporate purchase order on
enrollment).

Certificate course #3043GF

Prepare for a future career opportunity in Pharmacology

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massage therapy
procedures and
techniques

Certificate Course

This introductory course will provide
you with the essential knowledge of
massage techniques and procedures.
Your course starts from the basics and
contains:

Introduction; requirements for the practice of
Therapeutic massage; professional ethics for
massage practitioners; overview of Anatomy and
Physiology; massage practice; effects, benefits,
indications, and contraindictations of massage;
massage equipment and products; sanitary and
safety practices;the consultation;classification of
massage movements; application of massage
technique; procedures for complete body
massage; face and scalp massage; hydrotherapy;
massage for nursing and healthcare; athletic and
sports massage techniques; specialised massage;
prenatal massage; massage during labour;
massage following birth; lymph massage; deep
tissue massage; neurophysiological therapies;
trigger-point therapy, neuromuscular therapy;
muscle energy technique; passive positioning
technique; energetic manipulation; reflexology;
stress therapy; relaxation massage; corporate
massage; the seated massage; therapeutic exercise;
endurance; flexibility; stretching; co-ordination;
relaxation; breathing; posture improvement;
personal fitness programs; business practices.

Supplementary training aids include a
video tape of massage procedures you
can practice at home, and reference
materials for specialized aromatherapy,
reflexology and shiatsu massage
techniques. The course consists of 15
lessons and 15 assignments. To
determine the average length of the
program allow one to two weeks per
lesson. Tuition: $850 payable with $85
on enrollment and 9 monthly payments
of $85 each or $680 (with payment in full
or corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your tuition covers
lessons, textbooks, videotape and
instruction. On successful completion
of the course you will be awarded our
Certificate "Massage Therapy
Procedures and Techniques". Course
#3044GG

massage therapy

assistant

Diploma Course

Become a Massage Therapy Assistant.
Granton's Massage Science course
provides you with the essential
theoretical and academic knowledge used
by practitioners of Massage. This
knowledge when combined with hands
on practice, provides the basis for a
career in massage. Men and women who
enjoy therapeutic touch will benefit from
this course. Your course starts from the
basics and includes:

· Medical Terminology (see page 18)
· Anatomy and Physiology (p. 107)

· Massage Procedures and Techniques
· Histology
· Pathology of Human Diseases
· Three optional courses that may be taken

at no additional charge once the diploma
requirements are achieved. The three
optional courses are Prehospital
Emergency Care (p. 41), Business Ethics
and Problem-Oriented Medical
Diagnosis.

Approximately 82 lessons and 82
assignments. Optional Courses consist of
26 lessons and 26 assignments. To
determine the average length of the
program allow 5-6 weeks per subject.
Tuition: $2975 payable with $85 on
enrollment and 34 monthly payments of
$85 each or $2380 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on enrollment).
Your tuition covers lessons, textbooks,
cassette player with audio tapes, videotape
and instruction. On successful

completion of Divisions 1 and 2, you will
be awarded our Diploma "Massage
Therapy Assistant". Course #3044GH

Histology

Introduction to the knowledge of human tissues
composed of cells, intercellular substances, body fluids,
individual cell types and organ systems. Tissues; cells;
epithelium; connective tissue proper; cartilage; bone;
blood; muscle; nervous tissue; circulatory system;
lymph organs; integumentary system; digestive system;
respiratory system; urinary system; endocrine system;
female reproductive system; male reproductive system;
organs of special sense. Training materials include a
text/atlas of histology. The pre-requisite for this course
is Anatomy and Physiology. 17 lessons. 17 assignments.
Tuition: $850. See page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate

course #3044GI

Pathology of
Human Disease

Introduction to the knowledge of the mechanisms by
which cells, tissues and organs are injured and the
structural changes that underlie the disease processes:
cell injury and adaptation...acute and chronic
inflammation; repair: cell growth, regeneration and
wound healing; disorders of vascular flow and shock;
genetic diseases; disorders of the immune system;
neoplasia; environmental diseases; response to infection;
disease of blood vessels; heart; hematopoietic and
lymphoid system; respiratory system; kidney and its
collecting system; gastrointestinal tract; Liver and
billary tract; pancreas; male genital system; female
genital system and the breast; disease of the endocrine
system; musculoskeletal system; nervous system.
Training materials include a text reference of basic
pathology. The pre-requisite for this course is Anatomy
and Physiology. 19 lessons. 19 assignments. Tuition:
$850. See page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course

#3044GJ

Problem-Oriented
Medical Diagnosis

Introduction to problem-oriented medical diagnosis;
general problems; dermatological problems; cardiovascular
problems; respiratory problems; gastrointestinal
problems; hematological problems; renal, electrolyte,
blood-gas and acid base problems; musculoskeletal
problems; endocrine and metabolic problems;
neurologic problems. 5 lessons. 5 assignments.Tuition:
$595. See page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course

#3044GK

Business Ethics

Introduction to business ethics; understanding the
problem and the need; forces that shape ethical
behaviour; ethical considerations in transactions with
employees; ethical considerations in transactions with
your boss; ethical considerations in transactions with
your peers; solving ethical problems; suggestions for the
future. 1 lesson. 1 assignment.

Certificate course

#3044GL

Massage practitioners or massage therapists may
be registered or not registered depending on where
they live and the type of work they do. In some
provinces, such as Ontario, you are required to
attend a resident school and pass licensing
examinations if you wish to upgrade to become a
registered massage therapist. We also advise you
to check local bylaws before opening your
massage business.

Prepare for a future career opportunity in Massage

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health, fitness

and nutrition

Diploma Course

This course prepares you for a career
working in health clubs, sports clubs,
country clubs and health offices. You
are prepared for the job of Health,
Fitness & Nutrition Counsellor, where
you would initially work under the
guidance of a supervisor or manager.
With experience your training will
provide the basis for promotion.
Another position you might consider is
working as an advisor in a fitness
equipment retail store. Your course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (essential knowledge

for dealing with clients. See p. 69)

· Anatomy and Physiology (p. 107)
· Health and Physical Fitness
· Nutrition Science and Applications

Your course is made up of 69 lessons
and 69 assignments. To determine the
average length of the program allow
one week per assignment. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each
or $1428 (with payment in full or
corporate purchase order on
enrollment). Your course covers all
instruction and the Granton training
materials consisting of binders,
lessons and texts. On the successful
completion of the course you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma
"Health, Fitness and Nutrition".
Course #3045GM

Health & Physical Fitness

Introduction to Health and Physical Fitness;
Coronary Heart Disease; Nutritional Requirements;
Obesity; Weight Control; Health, Physical Fitness,
and Athletic Ability; Cardiorespiratory Programs
and Activities; Progressive Resistance Exercise;
Training Considerations; Fitness Testing. No
prerequisite. 16 lessons. 16 assignments. Your
course includes all necessary lessons, textbooks and
instructions. Tuition: $765. See page 120 for
payment plans.

Certificate course #3045GN

nutrition

and diet therapy

Diploma Course

Become a Nutritionist. There are no
diets that work on a long term basis. To
stay slim and fit requires change in
exercise and nutrition habits- hence the
need for nutritionists. Men and women
who are interested in nutrition will
benefit from this program. The course
starts from basics and includes:

· Human Relations (p. 69)
· Anatomy and Physiology (p. 107)
· Nutrition Science and Applications

No prerequisite. 57 lessons, 57
assignments. Tuition: $1190 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 13 monthly
payments of $85 each or $952 (with
payment in full or corporate purchase
order on enrollment). The complete fee
includes training kit, all lessons, texts,
instruction, and on completion the
award of our specialist Diploma
"Nutrition and Diet Therapy." Course
#3045GO

Nutrition Science

INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF NUTRITION:

Historical perspective of Human Nutrition; Identifying
Diet-Disease Relationships; Nutrition Research; Prophets,
Profits, and Proof: An Examination of Nutrition.

SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN
NUTRITION:

Food Is a Basic Need of Humans; Foods

Provide Nutrients Needed for Life and Health; Some
Nutrients Must Be Provided by the Diet; Most Health
Problems Related to Nutrition Originate Within Cells; Poor
Nutrition Can Result from Either Inadequate or Excessive
Levels of Nutrient Intake; Malnutrition May be Directly
Related or Unrelated to Dietary Intake; Some Groups of
People Are at Greater Risk of Becoming Inadequately
Nourished Than Others; Malnutrition Can Contribute to the
Development of Certain Chronic Diseases; In Addition to
Nutrients, Foods Contain Other Substances That May
Affect Health; Humans Have Adaptive Mechanisms for
Managing Fluctuations in Dietary Intake; Balance and
Variety Characterize a Healthy Diet.

FOOD, ENERGY AND ENERGY BALANCE:

The

Calorie: A Unit for Measuring Food Energy; Digestion and
Absorption of Energy Nutrients; Food, Energy Formation,
and Physical Performance; Energy Balance.

FOOD INTAKE, BODY WEIGHT, AND HEALTH:

Normal Eating Signals; Body Weight; Obesity: A Leading
Form of Malnutrition in the United States; Sensible Approach
to Weight Control; Underweight; Eating Disorders.

THE NUTRIENTS:

CARBOHYDRATES; How the

Body Uses Carbohydrates; The Simple Sugars; Artificial
Sweeteners; Alcohol Sugars and Alcohols; The Complex
Carbohydrates; How the Body Digests and Absorbs
Carbohydrates; Recommended Intake of Carbohydrates;
Food Sources of Carbohydrates; PROTEINS; How the
Body Uses Protein; Protein Quality; Vegetarianism;
Digestion and Absorption of Proteins; Food Sources of
Protein; Recommended Intake of Protein; FATS; How the
Body Uses Fat; Structure of Fats; Saturated and
Unsaturated Fatty Acids; Fatlike Substances; Digestion and
Absorption of Fats; Recommended Intake of Fat.

VITAMINS AND MINERALS:

INTRODUCTION TO

VITAMINS AND MINERALS; Vitamin and Mineral
Basics; Enrichment and Fortification of Foods; Pills as a
Source of Vitamins and Minerals; WATER-SOLUBLE
VITAMINS; Characteristics of Vitamins; Thiamin
(Vitamin B); Riboflavin (Vitamin B2); Niacin (Vitamin
B3); Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine); Folacin (Folic Acid);
Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin); Biotin; Pantothenic Acid
(Pantothenate); Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid); FAT-
SOLUBLE VITAMINS; Vitamin A (Retinol) and Beta-
Carotene; Vitamin D (Cholecalciferol); Vitamin E
(Tocopherol); Vitamin K (Phylloquinone, Menaquinone);
MINERALS I; Characteristics of Minerals; Calcium (Ca);
Phosphorus (P); Magnesium (Mg); Iron (Fe); Zinc (Zn);
Iodine (I); MINERALS 11; Copper (Cu); Manganese
(Mn); Fluoride (F); Chromium (Cr); Selenium (Se);
Molybdenum (Mo); Sodium (Na); Potassium (K);
Chloride; WATER; Functions of Water in the Body; The
Body's Requirement for Water.

NUTRITION AND REPRODUCTION:

Nutrition and

Fertility; Nutrition and Pregnancy; Other Considerations
Regarding Nutrition During Pregnancy; Breast Feeding;
Nutrition for Breast-Feeding Women.

NUTRITION FOR GROWTH AND
DEVELOPMENT:

Nutrition and Growth; Food

Preferences; Health Implications of Food Intake Patterns
During the Growing Years; Dietary Requirements of
Infants, Children, and Adolescents; Dietary
Recommendations for Infants, Children and Adolescents.

NUTRITION FOR ADULTHOOD:

The "Graying" of

America; Nutrition and Adult Health; Nutrient
Requirements During Adulthood; Food Safety.

DIETARY GUIDELINES FOR AMERICANS:

Eat a

Variety of Foods; Maintain Desirable Weight; Avoid Too
Much Fat and Cholesterol; Eat Foods With Adequate
Starch and Fibre; Avoid Too Much Sugar; Avoid Too Much
Sodium; If You Drink Alcoholic Beverages, Do So In
Moderation. 17 lessons, 17 assignments. Tuition: $765.
See page 120 for payment plan.

Certificate course #3045GP

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Health, Fitness and Nutrition

fashion

merchandising

and design

Complete Career

Diploma Program

Become a member of the fashion
industry. Men and women, who are
preparing themselves for future
employment, supervisory, and
management opportunities in fashion
merchandising and fashion design will
benefit from this comprehensive
training.
Content: Your program starts from
basics and takes you step by step through
the following 8 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Human Relations (the essential

knowledge to help you get along with
your customers and fellow employees,
see page 69)

· Fashion Apparel Design and Production

(essentials of creating fashion apparel,
see column 3)

· Fashion Apparel Merchandising

(essentials for selling fashion apparel, see
column 3)

· Visual Merchandising and Window

Display (essentials of silent selling
displays, see page 47)

· Textiles for Fashion, (essential knowledge

required by fashion professionals in the
daily pursuit of their duties, see page 118)

· Fashion Drawing and Illustration

(techniques of describing and illustrating
fashion through drawing, includes
pencils, markers etc., see column 3)

· Fashion Pattern Designing Procedures

(step by step techniques in producing
patterns, see column 3)

· Garment Making and Sewing Techniques

(step by step techniques in hand and
machine sewing, see column 3)

No additional prerequisite.
Approximately 159 lessons and 159
assignments. Duration: Allow yourself
approximately 5 weeks for each
certificate course. You may take more or
less time depending on your individual
circumstances. Tuition: $3570 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 41 monthly
payments of $85 each or $2856 (with
payment in full or company purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition
covers all instruction, lessons, textbooks
pencils and markers etc. On completion

of all certificate courses you will be
awarded the Granton Diploma "Fashion
Merchandising and Design". Diploma
course #3046GQ

fashion design

and garment

making

Diploma program

You will learn how to identify the
components of apparel and how to design
and sketch your creations. You will go on
to learn pattern making and garment
making (fashion sewing). Content: Your
program starts from basics and takes you
step by step through the following 4
separate core certificate courses required
for your diploma:

· Fashion Apparel Design and Production
· Fashion Drawing and Illustration
· Fashion Pattern Designing Procedures
· Garment Making and Sewing Techniques

No additional prerequisite. Approximately
63 lessons and 63 assignments. Tuition:
$1785 payable with $85 on enrollment
and 20 monthly payments of $85 each or
$1428 (with payment in full or company
purchase order on enrollment). Your
tuition covers all instruction, lessons and
textbooks. On completion of all certificate
courses you will be awarded the Granton
Diploma "Fashion Design and Garment
Making". Diploma course #3046GR

fashion

merchandising

Diploma Program

You will learn the business and
promotional procedures and techniques
used by fashion merchandisers in the
daily pursuit of their duties. Content:
Your program starts from basics and
takes you step by step through the
following 2 separate core certificate
courses required for your diploma:

· Fashion Apparel Merchandising
· Visual Merchandising and Shop and

Window Display

No additional prerequisite.
Approximately 45 lessons and 45

assignments. Tuition: $1530 payable
with $85 on enrollment and 17 monthly
payments of $85 each or $1224 (with
payment in full or company purchase
order on enrollment). Your tuition covers
all instruction, lessons and textbooks. On
completion of all certificate courses you
will be awarded the Granton Diploma
"Fashion Merchandising". Diploma
course #3046GS

Fashion Apparel
Design & Production

Introduction to the fashion and apparel industry; clothes
and fashion, selection of clothes; fundamentals of fashion;
garment styles and parts. Apparel Industries: the
development of the fashion industry; the textile industry
and home sewing patterns; apparel production; fashion
promotion and retailing; Textiles: textiles fibers and yarns;
fabric construction and finishes. Design: the element of
colour; shape, line and texture; principles of design.
Consumers of clothing: projecting the right image;
wardrobe planning; being a smart shopper; making the
right purchases; apparel for people with special needs;
techniques for caring for clothes. Apparel industry careers:
the textile industry; apparel design and production; fashion
merchandising and fashion promotion. 24 lessons and 24
assignments. Tuition: $850. see page 120 for payment
plans.

Certificate course #3046GT

Fashion Apparel
Merchandising

Introduction to the business aspects of the fashion world;
basic fashion and business concepts; the meaning of
clothes and fashion; fashion movement; basic economic
concepts; substance of the fashion industry; satisfying the
fashion market. Textiles and Apparel building blocks;
textiles, fibers, and yarns; textile fabrics and finishes.
Designing and producing apparel: using design in fashion;
the fashion design segment; ready to wear manufacturing;
wholesale apparel and distribution. Retail Business
fundamentals: the retail segment; retail positioning; retail
merchandising; ready to buy; planning to buy;
merchandising buying. Strategies for retail success:
communicating information: concepts for successful
selling; calculating for best results; service, safety and
security. Fashion Promotion: fashion promotion through
advertising and the press; visual merchandising; special
event fashion shows. Fashion Business; the global
perspective; the latest fashion business trends. Your future
in the fashion industry: selecting a career path: textiles and
apparel; retail; promotion and entrepreneurship
opportunities. 30 lessons and 30 assignments. Tuition:
$850. see page 120 for payment plans.

Certificate course

#3046GU

Garment Making and
Sewing Techniques

Taking body measurements and selecting pattern sizes; the
pattern envelope; making fabric choices; fabric
preparation; reading the instruction sheet; pattern symbols;
pattern adjustments; pattern layout, pinning and cutting;
transferring pattern symbols to the fabric; small equipment
and notions; operating the sewing machine; pressing as you
sew; stay stitching; seams; clipping, notching, trimming
and grading; seam finishes; clean finishing; under-stitching;
easing and gathering; interfacing; top-stitching; hand-
stitching; hemming methods. 23 lessons and 23
assignments. Tuition: $765. see page 120 for payment
plans.

Certificate course #3046GV

G R A N T O N I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y E S TA B L I S H E D 1 9 3 4 T H E W O R L D W I D E I N S T I T U T E F O R C A R E E R T R A I N I N G AT H O M E

Prepare for a future career opportunity

in Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising