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Business
and Communications Program:
Canada Christian College, recognizing
the need for practical training in business communications and
marketing for commerce and
modern day ministry, offers professional education in these
diversified fields. There is a need for skills in communications
and marketing for business, non-profit and religious
organizations. This department prepares students to serve
in a commercial or religious setting.
The Communications and Business Departments prepare
people for ministry in the marketplace. Students who want a
Christian education with practical training for the business
world and religious services can now have the best of both
worlds taught by professional staff. Canada Christian
College teaches students how to develop newsletters,
newspapers, magazines, radio, television, audio and video
cassette production for modern day ministry.
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Business and Communications Program Courses:
Communications and Marketing Department
Directors:
Rev. Will Rooen has more than forty years
experience as a journalist, editor,
publisher, speech writer, government
and business communicatior and
marketer consultanting. He is currently
working on multi-media/internet
publishing, and teaches journalism,
radio, and television production United States and
Canada .
A graduate of York University in
Business Administration, and a member
of the Society for Professional
Accountants of Canada, Roma Hewitt has over
twenty-five years of accounting
experience and presently owns Reliable Accounting & Tax
Services. She also lectures, part-time, at one of the
leading Colleges in Toronto. Roma ministers to her
students as an integral part of the complete success
package that she offers to them.
Journalismming
This course is designed to help the student develop basic
skills in writing for publication. The student will gain
experience in writing how-to-do-it articles, feature articles,
biographical materials, narrative or adventure articles and
devotional materials.
Desk Top Publishing
Utilizing the personal computer to prepare copy for printing
using word processing, graphics and windows and desk top
publishing programs are taught. Students are introduced to
Word, PageMaker and QuarkXPress. They learn how to
prepare low cost advertising, publications, newsletters,
brochures, bulletins and programs.
Radio Broadcast
The weekly News Hour will be produced by students. This
non-denominational Christian news program will focus on
events and information of interest to the Christian community.
Weekly interviews of Christian news makers will be presented.
Students will also prepare audio cassettes of teaching
material. Students will participate in every area of production:
scripting, audio, engineering, directing and producing.
Introduction to Business
The importance of good stewardship is well recognized in
the Bible. Reports of businesses going “under” simply
because of bad money management are all too familiar to us
all. This is also true in the case of religious organizations.
Additionally, individuals and families are not immune to the
adverse effects of mishandling money. Monetaring problems,
in fact, constitute a major cause for family breakdowns.
Introduction to Computer Based Systems
Learning the basics of a computer and its applications;
introducing hardware, peripherals, operating systems,
software, word processing, database management,
communications, networking, cd drives, graphics; and voice
receptions.
Introduction to Small Business
This course looks first at the growing importance of small
business in Canada. Students learn how to prepare a business
plan that would be generally acceptable to financial
institutions. The course looks at how to identify principal
customers and competitors and how to go about looking for
capital to fund the business. The preparation of cash flow
statements and how to project income and expenses is also
covered along with a brief look at preparing balance sheets.
Finally the topics of marketing, promoting and advertising
small businesses are covered.
Business
Formation
The business formation course will give the student a strong
background in the forms of business ownership. We will also
examine entrepreneurship and franchising. The course will
address the fundamentals involved in starting a small
business.
Business Administration
Management leadership will be thoroughly studied leading
the student to organize a business and manage production
and operations. Modern management tools in the information
age will be offered.
Bookkeeping & Accounting
This course covers journal entries, general ledger posting,
payroll entries, cost and PST entries, bank reconciliations,
spreadsheets, income and expenditure accounts, trial
balances and the balance sheet. Students are also encouraged
to test their knowledge by utilizing a computerized
accounting software package in their home environment.
Business Math
This course will cover all aspects of computational skills with
the goal of giving the student sufficient math skills to
successfully operate in a business environment.
Business Writing
The student will discover the fundamentals of writing to
communicate business objectives with clarity and
effectiveness.
Business Computers
This course will give a the student a working knowledge of
computer applications that will assist in the development of
efficient business operations.
Human Resource Management
This course introduces the student to human resources/
personnel functions. There is an emphasis on how managers
can deal with and utilize human resource functions.
Marketing
A study of marketing functions and institutions involved in
the production and distribution of goods and services from
producer to consumer.
Business Law
Designed to increase the understanding of those legal
principles which apply to normal business transactions.
Contracts, labour-management responsibilities, property,
insurance, partnerships, corporations, wills and trusts, torts,
and business crimes are among the topics discussed.
Advertising
An examination of the principles and procedures applied to
the analysis of products, buyer attitudes, copy and layout.
The management of advertising departments, agencies and
campaigns are studied along with economic, social and
ethical effects of advertising.
Television
Broadcasting and Production
Canada Christian College has recently constructed a stateof-
the-art television studio. In co-operation with Clifton
Communications, we are offering full courses to prepare you
in the field of Television Broadcasting and Productions.
Courses:
- Video Production - Basic
- Video Production - Advanced
- TV Documentary Production
- TV Studio Sound Recording
- Film Sound Recording
- Post Audio Principles
- Music - TV and Video Productions
- Camera Techniques & Principles EFP
- Camera Techniques & Principles ENG
- Lighting - Basic
- Television Studio Practices
- Lighting - Advanced Multi-Camera
- Video Post Production Non-linear
- Graphics for Television
- Animation for Television
- The Technical Side of Television
- Script Development for Corporate Video
- Script Development for TV Documentary
- Script Development for Dramatic Television
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