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Cna-Q Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020 CNA-Q ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2019 – 2020 CNA–QATAR.COM WELCOME AND TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE AND WELCOME Welcome to College of the North Atlantic – Qatar The CNA-Q Story College of the North Atlantic – Qatar (CNA-Q) was created to meet the ambitious and visionary goals of the Qatar National Vision (QNV) 2030. CNA-Q is a partnership between the State of Qatar and College of the North Atlantic in Canada. We officially opened in September 2002. CNA-Q fills the State’s need for graduates who have hands-on training in their field of study. As the second largest post-secondary institution in Qatar, CNA-Q now has more than 2,500 full time students and has graduated over 5,000 students. CNA in Qatar College of the North Atlantic (CNA) was chosen by the State of Qatar from top colleges around the world to fulfill Qatar’s need for a technical college. With 40+ years of success and a long list of program offerings, CNA created what is now Qatar’s premier technical college – CNA-Q. CNA-Q programs are tailored to Qatar’s top industries. Our institution Here’s why CNA-Q works for you: complements degree-granting universities in Education City and elsewhere in Qatar. Find your place in Qatar’s economy. When you join CNA-Q, you are joining a community of over 20,000 students enrolled CNA-Q programs train you specifically every year at CNA campuses in Canada and Qatar. for top industries in Qatar. Our Mission Be a leader in your field CNA-Q is a national institution of higher education that provides internationally-recognized Our programs are often the first – and technical and vocational education and training in partnership with employers for Qatar’s only – of their kind offered in Qatar. evolving economy. Transfer your credits Our Vision Apply to universities in Canada, USA, CNA-Q is the national higher education institute of choice for applied technical and vocational and the UK, and elsewhere through education and training. 60+ pathways. Our Values For further details please We believe everyone has the potential to learn and grow. contact: Admissions & Registration Department We value authentic learning that allows students to recognize their potential both info@cna–qatar.edu.qa professionally and personally. We are focused on increasing student success and meeting stakeholder needs. We operate with respect, integrity , and transparency. We are enthusiastic, committed, and motivated. We are collaborative, empathetic, and supportive of each other. We value curiosity and innovation. We hold each other accountable. COLLEGE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC – QATAR ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2019 – 2020 WELCOME AND TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE AND WELCOME COLLEGE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC – QATAR ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2019 – 2020 WELCOME AND TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE AND WELCOME رســـالــــة مـــن الـــرئـــيـــس Message from the President ًشكرا لهتمامك باللتحاق بكلية شمال الطلنطي في قطر. يسعدنا Thank you for your interest in College of the North Atlantic – Qatar (CNA-Q). You are more than welcome to join us at our warm, انضمامك إلينا في حرم الكلية الحيوي والنابض بالحياة. welcoming and vibrant campus. يتم تقديم برامجنا من خلل تقنيات التعليم التطبيقي، وذلك باستخدام Our programs are delivered through experiential learning أفضل أنظمة التعليم والتدريب التكنولوجية والتي تقدم على أيدي معلمين techniques, using the very best educational technology and لديهم خبرة طويلة في عالم العمل الواقعي وملتزمين بتعليم الجيل القادم training systems and led by instructors who have real world في قطر. experience and a commitment to educating the next generation in Qatar. غالبا ما يصف طلبنا حرم كلية شمال الطلنطي في قطر أنه كمنزلهم The CNA-Q campus is often described by our students as a الثاني الذي يلبي احتياجاتهم، فنحن نقدم بفخر أحدث التقنيات لدعم التعلم second home that is built around their needs. We proudly provide بما في ذلك المختبرات التي تعكس بيئة العمل الحقيقية، كما لدينا هنا the latest technology to support learning, including labs that العديد من مراكز المساعدة، ًومركزا للتعلم، ومكتبة ذات موارد ممتازة، mirror the real working environment. There are multiple Help متواجدون ًدائما لتقديم المشورة والدعم. Centers, a Learning Commons and a well-resourced Library where advice and support are always available. تفخر كلية شمال الطلنطي في قطر ًأيضا بأن لديها حياة جامعية حيوية CNA-Q is also proud to have an enriching and vibrant campus ونابضة بالحياة، تمكن طلبنا من تنمية مهاراتهم بطرق عديدة خارج الفصل life that enables our students to grow their skills in many ways الدراسي، وتشمل مهارات القيادة الطلبية، والصحة والعافية، والرياضة outside the classroom. These include student leadership, health الجماعية، والعديد من النوادي والفعاليات التي تتناسب مع اهتماماتك and wellness, team sports, and many clubs and events to match وتعطيك الفرصة للتطوع والتعلم والقيادة. any number of student interests and give our students the opportunities to volunteer, learn and lead. اثناء استعراضك لهذا التقويم الكاديمي، سترى أن لدينا مجموعة واسعة As you browse through this Academic Calendar, you will see من البرامج للختيار بينها، وبالتأكيد إن أي برنامج من برامجنا يمكن أن that we have a wide selection of programs to choose from, any يحضرك إلى وظيفة مميزة وتقدمية في مجال دراسات العمال، تكنولوجيا of which can propel you to exciting and progressive careers in الهندسة، العلوم الصحية، تكنولوجيا المعلومات، وبرنامج شهادة الفنيين ,Business Studies, Engineering Technology and Industrial Trades Health Sciences, Information Technology or into our Technician .)TCP( Certificate Program (TCP). في كلية شمال الطلنطي في قطر تم تصميم برامجنا لتجهيزك لسوق العمل أو للتقدم والحصول على المزيد من الدراسات في المجال الذي At CNA-Q, our programs are designed to prepare you for the workforce or to progress to further studies in your chosen field. اخترته. The doors are open. Are you ready? Join us. البواب مفتوحة. هل أنت جاهز للنضمام إلينا؟ أ.د. خليفة بن ناصر آل خليفة Prof. Khalifa Al-Khalifa رئيس كلية شمال الطلنطي في قطر President, College of the North Atlantic – Qatar COLLEGE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC – QATAR ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2019 – 2020 Table of Contents Introduction to the Academic Calendar ............................................... 01 INDUSTRIAL TRADES – TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE ............. 125 Academic Schedule of Events ............................................................. 02 Electronics and Telecommunications Systems Technician List of CNA-Q Programs ...................................................................... 05 (Two-Year Certificate) .........................................................................126 Memorandums of Understanding for Electro-Mechanic Operation and Maintenance Technician Program Articulation and Transfer Credit .................................................07 (Two-Year Certificate) ........................................................................ 129 Automated Test Equipment Maintenance Technician STUDENT AFFAIRS ................................................................... 09 (Two-Year Certificate) ........................................................................ 132 ADMISSIONS & REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT. ................... 13 Admissions .......................................................................................... 14 SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES .......................................... 135 Definition of Academic Terms .............................................................. 16 Advanced Care Paramedicine (Three-Year Diploma) .......................... 136 Academic Regulations ......................................................................... 18 Dental Hygiene (Three-Year Diploma) ................................................ 140 Academic Status ................................................................................. 26 Environmental Health (Three-Year Diploma) ...................................... 144 Admissions & Registration Department Letters ................................... 29 Health Education: Diabetes (One-Year Advanced Diploma) ................ 148 Attendance Policy and Procedure........................................................ 31 Medical Radiography (Three-Year Diploma) ....................................... 150 Awards and Scholarships .................................................................... 32 Occupational Health, Safety and Environment (Two-Year Diploma) ...... 154 WELCOME AND TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE AND WELCOME Tuition and Fees .................................................................................. 35 Pharmacy Technician (Two-Year Diploma) .......................................... 158 Graduation .......................................................................................... 37 Respiratory Therapy (Three-Year Diploma)..........................................162 Refund/Charges Schedule for Credit Diploma Programs ..................... 38 Charges Schedule for TCP Programs ................................................... 40 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS.............. ......................................... 167 CNA-Q Continuing and Professional Education ................................... 41 AC1130 – AC3020 ..............................................................................167 AE1260 – CE1230 .............................................................................. 168 LEARNER SERVICES ................................................................ 43 CE2220 – CF2240 ............................................................................. 169 FOUNDATION PROGRAM ........................................................ 45 CF3200 – CI2230 .............................................................................
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