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International RED DEER COLLEGE | INTERNATIONAL AGENT GUIDE 2020 2021 Red Deer | Alberta | Canada rdc.ab.ca/international Contents 03 // Studying in Canada at RDC 04 // Preparing for Your Future 04 // Learning at RDC 04 // Getting to Know RDC 06 // Growing with RDC 08 // Living in Red Deer 11 // Housing for International Students 12 // Programs ° Administrative Professional ° Business Administration ° Legal Assistant ° Early Learning and Child Care ° Educational Assistant ° Electrical Engineering Technology ° Mechanical Engineering Technology ° Bachelor of Applied Arts in Film, Theatre and Live Entertainment ° Visual Arts ° Kinesiology and Sport Studies ° Pre-Health Sciences ° Justice Studies ° University Transfer Studies 16 // Program Admission Requirements 22 // International Applications & Admissions Edmonton Red Deer Calgary STUDYING IN CANADA AT RDC. RDC is located in Alberta, a beautiful and vibrant province in Canada. With the Rocky Mountains to the west and the open prairies to the east, RDC is situated in Red Deer, which is Alberta’s fourth-largest city. instagram.com/rdcinternational facebook.com/reddeercollegeinternational www.rdc.ab.ca/international 3 PREPARING FOR LEARNING YOUR FUTURE. AT RDC. RDC offers programs that have been created in RDC’s programs are led by expert instructors who care, collaboration with industry experts from across with practical and applied learning opportunities that Alberta and beyond. With hands-on and applied allow students to gain experiences for the real world. learning opportunities, students gain the knowledge Class sizes are small across the majority of programs, and the skills needed to transition seamlessly from which means that students establish meaningful the classroom to rewarding careers. relationships with their instructors and their peers. Red Deer College is a public comprehensive community college and is recognized by the Government of Canada as a Designated Learning Institution that offers programs eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP). GETTING TO KNOW RDC. The College has served learners for 56 years, creating a strong foundation for us to continue expanding and evolving our programs and opportunities. Here is a quick look at RDC: FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME 7,500 STUDENTS WHY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS LOVE RDC: 96% ° Small class sizes OF GRADUATES ARE SATISFIED WITH ° Focus on hands-on learning THE QUALITY OF THEIR EDUCATION ° Focus on employability of graduates ° Modern & high-quality facilities OF GRADUATES FIND ° Lower cost of living 92% EMPLOYMENT WITHIN compared to larger 6 MONTHS OF GRADUATION Canadian cities ° Fantastic student services 4 rdc.ab.ca/international 5 RDC’s main campus features new world-class facilities, including a teaching, learning and athletic centre that can host national and international competitions. Main campus also features a new Residence building, dynamic performing arts facilities, an innovative Alternative Energy Lab and a wide variety of spaces to study and socialize. GROWING WITH RDC. As students learn and grow, RDC will, too. The College is on the exciting path to become Red Deer University. As a university, RDC will continue to offer everything we do now, in addition to granting our own degrees. We will continue to serve students from around the world with learning opportunities designed to prepare them for successful careers and for ongoing studies. 6 RDC’S MAIN CAMPUS IS A PICTURESQUE PLACE TO LEARN AND LIVE, WITH 290 ACRES – ALMOST 120 HECTARES – THAT INCLUDES STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES SURROUNDED BY NATURE AND TRAILS. Main New Campus Residence Alternative Gary W. Harris Energy Lab Canada Games Centre rdc.ab.ca/international 7 LIVING IN RED DEER. The city of Red Deer is located halfway between the major cities of Calgary and Edmonton. Situated along this vibrant economic corridor, Red Deer is a modern city that maintains its small town charm. Red Deer is rooted in an expansive park system, with rich history and culture. Like RDC, Red Deer supports a welcoming and inclusive community where everyone feels safe and can fully participate in community life. Red Deer is a city bursting with energy, activity and opportunities to get involved. 8 THE CITY OF RED DEER IS HOME TO JUST OVER 100,000 PEOPLE 112 LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN IN ADDITION TO ENGLISH AND FRENCH MODERN CITY. SMALL TOWN CHARM. Aspiring entrepreneurs will indulge in the innovative reputation and inspired character of the city. With over 110 km of trails, as well as ski hills, campgrounds and golf courses, people who love the outdoors can find serenity all within city limits. Food lovers and artists can indulge in food trucks, festivals and museums throughout the year. Red Deer’s inclusive and diverse nature makes it the perfect place to call home. rdc.ab.ca/international 9 10 HOUSING FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ALL STUDENTS MUST ARRANGE THEIR OWN ACCOMMODATIONS, THOUGH WE CAN PROVIDE SOME SUPPORT AND ADVICE. On-Campus Housing RDC’s on-campus Residence offers a wide range of accommodations options. Whether you're looking to meet new friends or stay in a quiet place on your own, we've got you covered. Depending on a student’s preference and budget, there are multiple on-campus accommodation options that students can apply for, such as single accommodations in a bachelor suite or a room in shared accommodation. The cost of living on campus ranges from approximately $625 to $850 per month depending on the type of accommodation. International students interested in living on campus should note this on their application. Off-Campus Housing If you're looking for off-campus housing, check out the RDC Students' Association Off-Campus Housing Directory. Homestay Canada Homestay Network (CHN) manages Homestay for RDC. CHN provides international students with warm and welcoming homestays and related custodianship services so they feel well supported during their program of study in Canada. Please visit their website for more information. rdc.ab.ca/international 11 PROGRAMS 12 // Administrative Professional Certificate 12 // Educational Assistant Certificate ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL One-Year Certificate 13 // Business Administration Diploma IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) Students learn about the software and skills that will 13 // Legal Assistant allow them to be competitive in a continuously changing Diploma field. They will gain keyboarding, basic book-keeping, oral 13 // Early Learning and Child Care and written communication skills, while also applying Certificate their skills through on-the-job training in a practicum placement. 13 // Early Learning and Child Care Diploma 14 // Electrical Engineering Technology Diploma 14 // Mechanical Engineering Technology Diploma 14 // Bachelor of Applied Arts in Film, Theatre and Live Entertainment Applied Degree 14 // Visual Arts Diploma 15 // Kinesiology and Sport Studies Diploma EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT 15 // Pre-Health Sciences One-Year Certificate Certificate IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) 15 // Justice Studies Students prepare for rewarding careers as educational Diploma assistants, broadening their skills and confidence to work effectively in inclusive and diverse educational settings. 15 // University Transfer Studies The focus is on learning to be part of a team that supports Diploma students in kindergarten to grade 12 classrooms. 12 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEGAL ASSISTANT Two-Year Diploma Two-Year Diploma IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) This program prepares students for a wide range of Students will learn how to prepare legal documentation, careers in private business and public sector organizations. work with clients and assist lawyers, judges and members Students can choose from one of five majors: accounting, of the public on a variety of legal matters. Through the financial services, general management, human resources program, students will gain the knowledge and skills to and marketing. work as a legal professional in a variety of employment settings. EARLY LEARNING AND CHILD CARE EARLY LEARNING AND CHILD CARE One-Year Certificate Two-Year Diploma IELTS 6.5 (6.0 each band) IELTS 6.5 (6 each band) Early Learning and Childcare professionals are essential Through this diploma, students broaden their knowledge to providing quality care and education for children. of early childhood education and prepare for careers You will become an early childhood educator through in the field. Students gain an appreciation and interactive experiences, instruction and working in child understanding of how their professional role impacts care environments. children, families and communities. rdc.ab.ca/international 13 BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS IN FILM, VISUAL ARTS THEATRE AND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Two-Year Diploma Four-Year Applied Degree IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) Guided by experienced faculty who are all professional Built on a foundation of communication, storytelling, artists, students learn a range of studio-based technical directing and business/entrepreneurial skills, this program skills and theoretical approaches for a career in visual offers students the knowledge and experience to tell art. Students have the opportunity to develop a robust stories to the world through film. portfolio and build professional skills throughout the program. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Two-Year Diploma Two-Year Diploma IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) IELTS 6.5 (5.5 each band) Students who graduate from this program will have Students in this program use hands-on and theoretical the
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