Advanced Diploma in FASD
(Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder)

Online

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

Advanced Diploma Online

• Full-time or part-time • Ongoing

Courses offered

registration • Fees: $550 per course

Courses are offered multiple times per

• Ten 3-credit courses • Available

semester — please contact the Burns

online through Burns Lake campus

Lake campus for availability.

FASD 260

Overview of FASD

FASD 300

FASD Support

Improve your FASD knowledge base

Strategies

Join our team of provincially and

FASD 305

FASD Brain and

nationally recognized experts, and

Behaviour

increase your ability to effect change.

FASD 310

Cultural Perspectives in

Take advantage of the unique oppor-

FASD

tunity to enrol in an Advanced Diploma

FASD 315

Special Topics in FASD

in FASD. This exciting leading-edge

FASD 320

Human Development

initiative is designed for professionals

FASD 325

Developmental Dis-

working in the area of FASD, and is

abilities and FASD

targeted to provide you with the

FASD 330

Addictions

applied skills to

FASD 335

FASD Prevention

• Improve services for individuals with

FASD 399

Practicum

FASD

• Impact policy development

Acceptance process

• Understand the complex challenges

You’ll be accepted to the program once

facing individuals, families, and

you’ve met all the admission require-

communities impacted by FASD

ments. This is called "first-qualified, first

accepted." If you qualify after the pro-

• Design and implement effective pre-

vention and intervention strategies

gram’s full, you’ll be put on a waitlist.

Students with overseas credentials

Join professionals from across the

discipline areas of education, justice,

should contact the program

co-ordinator for further information.

social services, and health to learn and

effect change.

Note: A maximum of three FASD

courses may be taken before registering

in the diploma program.

Admission requirements

• An Associate Degree; or

Revised: 11.08.02

• A minimum of 60 university credits

(two years), of which 18 credits must

be at the second-year level; or

• A recognized diploma in one or more

of the following areas: health care,

education, criminal/justice, childcare,

social systems and human resources;

or

• As evaluated by the program

co-ordinator or college counsellor/

advisor.

Please contact the College for

application procedures.

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 The College of New Caledonia reserves the right to limit, cancel, or adjust programs without notice.

* Approximate tuition fees - subject to change. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Other fees may also apply.  Fees for international students are higher.