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Non-credit courses are offered to the public and do not require Academic Council approval. The content of individual sections is determined by the Dean, or their designate, in consultation with the target audience. The tuition fee charged is dependent upon establishing a minimum enrolment and a fee which will cover the costs of running that particular section including GST, where applicable. Rates may differ for each course.

What you need to know about the transition to a post-secondary environment and helpful resources your loved one can access to support their success.

This guide is intended to help you provide support to your loved one as they transition to Lethbridge College. Your loved one will learn about a number of expert resources available to support their success, but they may look to you for advice, and this document includes information on what is available. The final page of this guide is a complete list of services that are referenced throughout this document.

The Gender-Based and Sexual Violence policy explains how Lethbridge College will:

This year’s Comprehensive Institutional Plan is strongly rooted in the idea of growing our way to sustainability.

As you begin to prepare for a part-time, summer or your next employment opportunity, it will be important to take stock of what you have already accomplished.

This document includes skills that you may have developed through part-time work, volunteering, or through class projects and assignments. Some of the most sought-after skills are highlighted in the chart. Get creative, use examples in your personal life to fill in the gaps where no coursework, volunteer or work experience exists.

Data from our 2018 Lethbridge Study indicates that on most issues, Lethbridge residents agree that Alberta farmers are engaging in environmentally sustainable and humane livestock production practices and that farmers should be primarily responsible for ensuring the environmentally sustainability of Alberta agriculture. Residents do, however, have concerns about the use of growth hormones in livestock production.

This report analyzes Albertans' opinion on five dimensions about environmentally sustainable agriculture practices within the province. Understanding that everyone has a role to play in ensuring Alberta agricultural practices are environmentally sustainable, when asked to choose who should hold primary responsibility, a clear majority of Alberta residents (57.4%) side with Alberta farmers, a considerable jump from the 46.3% who responded similarly last fall.

This report measures Albertans' advance care planning awareness and preparedness. Overall, Albertans are somewhat aware of advance care planning options but are relatively unprepared when formalizing decisions about their long term care.

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Purpose: to ensure the safety of those who drive a vehicle on College business, and the safety of their passengers; to mitigate risk for the College.