Programming requires a detail-oriented, logical mindset mixed with a sense of creativity. It is work that appeals to individuals who are rarely satisfied with the status quo and are constantly looking to improve technical solutions to help organizations operate more smoothly. It is also a field where there is growing recognition, from businesses and organizations from all sectors, for the vital contributions that it has on an operation's success – well-written code improves operational efficiency, and commercial performance.
As the information needs of an organization grows in size and complexity, database developers and administrators take on a critical role of helping to manage data that supports business operations and decisions. In their roles, they know how to create, maintain, and manage the databases that protect and organize key information.
Almost every aspect of today's business, education, and healthcare relies increasingly on information technology (IT). As the world embraces new technologies, IT and related technical knowledge and skills have become even more important in the ever-changing field of business and service solutions.
In this concentration, explore your love of learning and learn how to share it with those who may find learning a challenge. You learn to practise patience and nurture creativity in yourself and others. You study the theory and scientific terminology used in the workplace.
In this concentration, you gain the skills and knowledge to help people with intellectual, physical and mental health disabilities become fully included and participating members of society.
In this concentration, you develop the knowledge and skills needed to work as a child and youth care worker. You bring a high level of respect for children and youth to your study and are committed to helping them see their strengths and develop to their full potential. In this field, you often work with teams to design recreational, therapeutic, and social programs for troubled youth. In addition to being compassionate, you must also be firm enough to facilitate therapeutic programs and interventions.
In this concentration, you develop knowledge and skills to work as front line/entry level professional helpers support clients in a range of human service settings. Community Services professionals work with individuals in need of various support and advocacy services. This type of service can involve working with youth from age 7-21 and / or individuals of any age category with mental, intellectual, or developmental disabilities.
If you like to work with people, value healthy living and well-being and are interested in improving the quality of life for others then you should consider the Human Services program.
Many companies say, "Our people are our greatest asset." As a Human Resource professional, your job is to help the company succeed by helping its greatest asset, its people, succeed. This requires that you represent both management and employees fairly, equally, and respectfully. This program prepares you for that role by giving you a strong generalist portfolio of skills.
