Program

Delivery Methods
Winter 2022

As you prepare to start classes this semester, please see your program
in the list on the following pages to find out how your program will be
delivered. Individual courses are delivered using the following formats:

Format Definition What This Means

Classroom Course is delivered in-person Your course runs on a specific date and time, and your
through scheduled synchronous* professor engages with you and your classmates in real-time.
teaching.

Online Course is delivered through Your professor will share learning resources and activities
asynchronous** teaching with with you and your classmates via our online learning platform
no in-person requirements. – Moodle. Your professor will provide regular opportunities
for you to ask questions and request clarification. You, your
classmates, and your professor are not necessarily accessing
the online course material at the same time.

Hybrid Course combines scheduled Often referred to as blended learning, hybrid courses
in-person, synchronous* and include both real-time in-person learning with your professor
unscheduled asynchronous** and classmates and online learning activities.
teaching.

HyFlex Course includes both synchronous* A form of hybrid learning that gives you the option of joining
and asynchronous** learning and classes in real-time (in-person or via web conferencing),
you can move between both learning asynchronously or doing both. Students can change
components seamlessly. their mode of learning weekly.

Flex Course is delivered through A form of flexible learning that gives you the option
scheduled synchronous* teaching of joining classes in real-time in-person or via web
at a specific date and time that you conferencing.
access in real-time, in person or
via web conferencing.

* Synchronous Teaching and Learning: A faculty member (your professor) is engaged with you and your classmates teaching
and learning at the same time (in real-time). Your courses are scheduled at a pre-determined day and time on your timetable.

** Asynchronous Teaching and Learning: Your professor shares learning resources and activities with you and your classmates
in a flexible way, typically via our online learning platform – Moodle. Your professor confirms the regular times and channels
for you to ask questions and request clarification. You, your classmates, and your professor are not necessarily accessing the
online course material at the same time.

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Program Delivery Methods Winter 2022

The following charts describe the delivery method at the program

level. Individual courses within the program may be delivered using
the options described on the previous page.
A checkmark () in the Flexible Learning column means your program does not include
mandatory on-campus learning requirements. Your courses may be delivered in HyFlex, Flex, and
asynchronous delivery mode. Please see the previous page for additional information about these types of learning.

A checkmark () in the On-campus Learning column means your program contains
on-campus learning requirements. You will need to be prepared to be learning in-person and on-campus.
However, you may not have to be on campus for every one of your courses. You may still have some individual
courses delivered in Flex, Hybrid, or Online formats. Please see the previous page for additional information
about these types of learning.

Your timetable will provide additional clarification regarding how your individual
courses are being offered:
• On-campus courses – Room Number indicated for the day and time your class meets in-person
• Online courses – No on-campus requirements; online courses are listed at the top of your timetable
• Flexible courses – FLEX and Room Number for the day and time your class meets if you choose to be on-campus
• Hybrid – T
 he online components are listed at the top of your timetable;
Room Number for the day and time your class meets in-person on campus.

It is our intention to have as much on-campus academic activity as possible for the
2022 winter semester, beginning in January, subject to the COVID-19 situation at the
time and any requirements and recommendations made by government and public
health officials. We will provide you with updates as they become available.

International Students
In order to meet the requirements for international students outlined by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Canada (IRCC), we advise that international students be prepared to be in-class and on-campus this winter,
even if their program has flexible learning options. You can also visit the Government of Canada’s COVID-19 webpage
for international students, Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): International students - Canada.ca for more information.
Should you have any additional questions please direct them to [email protected].

Schools of Justice, Community Services, and General Studies

Schools of Business, Information Technology, Media Arts and Design

Schools of Health Sciences, Nursing, and Emergency Services

Schools of Skilled Trades and Technology

Program Delivery Methods Winter 2022

Schools of Justice, Community Services, and General Studies

Flexible On-Campus
Program Learning Learning

ADHM Addictions and Mental Health HyFlex

CAGC Crime Analytics HyFlex

CHSN Community Health Services Navigation HyFlex

CJSP Community and Justice Services 

CSSP Corporate Safety and Security 

CYCP Child and Youth Care 

DSAD Developmental Services Worker – Alternate Delivery Flex

DSWP Developmental Services Worker Flex

ECAD Early Childhood Education – Alternate Delivery  (Online)

ECEP Early Childhood Education 

GAEP General Arts and Science – College Exploration  

GAPG General Arts and Science Certificate  

GASP General Arts and Science Diploma 

LDGC Applied Learning Disability Studies  (Online)

PFPG Police Foundations 

PSFP Pre–Service Firefighter Education and Training 

PSIP Protection, Security, and Investigation 

SSIS Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization 

SSPG Social Service Worker 

EAPP General Arts and Science – English for Academic Purposes Flex

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Program Delivery Methods Winter 2022

Schools of Business, Information Technology, Media Arts and Design

Flexible On-Campus
Program Learning Learning

ACBU Business Administration – Accounting Flex

ADSP Design and Visual Arts Flex

AFPG Art and Design Fundamentals Flex

ANPG Animation Flex

BAGC IT Business Analysis Flex

BAPG Business Analytics HyFlex

BFPG Business Fundamentals Flex

BFPO Business Fundamentals – Online  (Online)

BUAD Business Administration Flex

BUAO Business – Accounting – Online  (Online)

BUAP Business – Accounting Flex

CETY Computer Systems Technology Flex

CETN Computer Systems Technician Flex

CPIN Computer Programming – Internet of Things Flex

CSEC Cybersecurity Flex

GAME Game Design Flex

GEBU Business Flex

HMPD Human Resources Management Flex

IBGC International Business Management Flex

MAPD Mobile Application Development Flex

MCOM Media Communications Flex

MOGC Organization Management Flex

PAGD Graphic Design Flex

PATM Music – Performance 

PMPD Project Management Flex

PRPD Public Relations – Graduate Certificate Flex

PRPG Public Relations Flex

SCGC Supply Chain Management Flex

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Schools of Health Sciences, Nursing, and Emergency Services

Flexible On-Campus
Program Learning Learning

APPD Advanced Care Paramedic 

APPY Advanced Care Paramedic – York 

BSCN Bachelor of Science In Nursing 

HAGC Health Analytics HyFlex

PARA Paramedic 

PHPG Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees Flex

DHYG Dental Hygiene 

FLBU Physical Fitness Management 

FPRO Fitness and Health Promotion 

MASG Massage Therapy 

MDLY Medical Laboratory Technology 

MRIP Magnetic Resonance Imaging 

MRPG Medical Radiation Technology 

OTPT Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy Assistant 

PNDP Practical Nursing 

PSPG Personal Support Worker 

PSPG Personal Support Worker – Espanola 

USPG Diagnostic Medical Sonography 

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Schools of Skilled Trades and Technology

Flexible On-Campus
Program Learning Learning

PRET Pre-Trades/Technology 

CRPG Carpentry Renovation Techniques 

HDTN Heavy Equipment Technician 

HVTN Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Technician 

IMTN Industrial Mechanical Millwright Technician 

PLTN Powerline Technician 

TCTN Motive Power Technician – Truck and Coach 

VMTN Motive Power Technician – Service and Management 

WFTN Welding and Fabrication Technician 

CHLP Chemical Engineering Technology 

CVTN Civil Engineering Technician 

CVTY Civil Engineering Technology 

EETN Electrical Engineering Technician – Industrial 

EETQ Electrical Techniques 

EETY Electrical Engineering Technology – Industrial 

EMPD Environmental Monitoring – Impact Assessment 

EMTN Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Mechatronics 

EMTY Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics 

EVTN Environmental Technician 

METN Mechanical Engineering Technician 

MNTN Mining Engineering Technician 

MNTY Mining Engineering Technology 

PETQ Power Engineering Techniques 

PWTN Power Engineering Technician 

PWTY Power Engineering Technology 

WSPG Workplace Safety and Prevention Technician Flex 