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Garden Design Certificate Offered in partnership with the Toronto Botanical Garden, this certificate takes a practical approach to gardens and landscapes by looking at both the art and the process involved in layouts and planting. It has been designed to be relevant for both beginners and avid gardeners. Working horticulture professionals help you build the knowledge and skills needed to design, install and maintain gardens in Ontario. Some courses offer field trips for enriched learning experiences. For more information, call 416-415-5000, ext. 2092, or e-mail

[email protected]. You are also invited to

attend an information session (this page).

Note: Courses will require some additional

investment of time outside of class.

Career Opportunities: This certificate prepares

you for entry-level positions in the industry or updates your skills for your current role.

Compulsory Courses (Four)

GNRL 9218 Fundamentals of Gardening (p. 158) GNRL 9219 Garden Design I (p. 158) GNRL 9243 Garden Design II (p. 158)

GNRL 9269 Horticulture – Woody and Herbaceous Plants (p. 158)

Elective Courses (Choose One) GNRL 9214 Container Gardening (p. 157) GNRL 9217 Edible Gardening in the City (p. 157)

Garden Design Certificate Information Sessions

Are you interested in knowing more about garden design and how our certificate can prepare you to work in this field? Come to an information session and have your questions answered by our instructors.

Date(s): Tuesday, August 17, 2010 Time: 6 pm

Location: St. James campus

Call 416-415-5000, ext. 2092, to reserve

a spot. For details and updates, visit

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There are no refunds or transfers allowed on one-day courses or courses of 12 hours or fewer, unless a written request to withdraw is received ten business days before the start of the course.

Courses

Lifestyle

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[email protected] Dance

Argentine Tango DANC 9036

Explore the basics of the tango by considering the technique, passion and refinement of each step. Practise interesting step patterns, and learn how to perform them in a creative manner using personal dance expression and musical interpretation.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required

but is strongly recommended. You must wear shoes with a smooth or leather sole. Running shoes are not appropriate as they will impede your ability to move properly on the wooden dance floor.

Fee: $194 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10489 Sep29-Nov24 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45538 Jan19-Mar16 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45539 Apr6-Jun1 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Ballet I DANC 9002

In this recreational course, learn basic ballet positions, techniques, terminology and movements.

Note: You must wear ballet slippers, a leotard and

tights (warm-up clothes are accepted).

Fee: $186 Hours: 15

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10224 Sep14-Nov16 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE W45231 Jan11-Mar15 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE

Ballet II DANC 9003

Focus on more challenging barre and centre work, and develop a larger vocabulary and a general understanding of ballet.

Note: You must wear ballet slippers, a leotard and

tights (warm-up clothes are accepted).

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9002 (Ballet I) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $186 Hours: 15

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45241 Mar29-May31 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE

Ballroom Dance I DANC 9015

This introduction to ballroom dance teaches the basic steps for waltz, tango, cha-cha, rumba and jive. This fun course prepares you to dance out the evening at any social function.

Note: Instruction is in international standard

ballroom dance. Signing up with a partner is not required but is strongly recommended. You must wear shoes with a smooth or leather sole. Running shoes are not appropriate as they will impede your ability to move properly on the wooden dance floor.

Fee: $184 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10324 Sep27-Nov29 M 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45346 Jan17-Mar21 M 6:30-8:30pm CLE Ballroom Dance II DANC 9021 Learn intermediate steps for waltz, tango, foxtrot, cha-cha, rumba and swing/jive, and get introduced to the samba. The emphasis is on making the moves learned in DANC 9015 (Ballroom Dance I) more polished and graceful.

Note: Instruction is in international standard

ballroom dance. Signing up with a partner is not required but is strongly recommended. You must wear shoes with a smooth or leather sole. Running shoes are not appropriate as they will impede your ability to move properly on the wooden dance floor.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9015 (Ballroom Dance I) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $184 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45394 Apr11-Jun13 M 6:30-8:30pm CLE Belly Dance (for Women) I DANC 9020 Belly dance is an expression of femininity, emphasizing abdominal, hip and shoulder movements and reflecting a variety of moods and types of Middle Eastern music. Everyone can enjoy the smooth, flowing movements of belly dance. Learn the basic movements and techniques in this introductory course.

Note: You must wear a T-shirt, leggings and dance

slippers, dance shoes or bare feet and bring a scarf.

Fee: $207 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10356 Sep7-Nov23 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE W45383 Jan11-Mar29 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE Belly Dance (for Women) II DANC 9014 A veil gives elegance to belly dance, letting the dancer project a softer, more sensuous feeling and allowing for more contrast in the performance. Expand on previously learned movements and dance steps, and learn new movements and combinations incorporating the grace of the veil.

Note: You must wear a T-shirt, leggings and dance

slippers, dance shoes or bare feet and bring a scarf.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9020 (Belly Dance [for Women] I) or have previous experience in belly dancing.

Fee: $175 plus expect to spend approximately

$25 for a veil

Hours: 15

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45339 Apr5-Jun7 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE

Belly Dance (for Women) III DANC 9024 This course emphasizes the contrasts and complexities of performance by concentrating on movements at a more intermediate level. Focus on the expression of the dancer as well as the moods of Middle Eastern music. Learn new techniques and dance steps, and expand on movements and combinations learned previously.

Note: You must wear a T-shirt, leggings and dance

slippers, dance shoes or bare feet and bring a scarf.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9014 (Belly Dance [for Women] II) or have previous experience in belly dancing at an intermediate level.

Fee: $175 Hours: 15

CRN Date Day Time Loc

S80282 Jun14-Aug16 Tu 6:30-8pm CLE Choreography and

Production – Duets, Trios

and Ensemble Dances DANC 9039 This course is designed to develop and support the creative and production processes necessary to create a finished duet, trio or ensemble dance. It also covers how to complete a grant application, write a proposal for a festival and perform basic production skills, including audio and lighting design.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

DANC 9019 (Expressive Movement) and DANC 9037 (Choreography and Production – Solos) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $224 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45569 Apr17-Jul10 Su 2-5pm CLE Choreography and

Production – Solos DANC 9037 This course is designed to develop and support the creative and production processes necessary to create a finished dance solo. Also learn to complete a grant application, write a proposal for a festival and perform basic production skills, including audio and lighting design.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9019 (Expressive Movement) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $224 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10498 Sep12-Nov21 Su 2-5pm CLE W45549 Jan16-Mar27 Su 2-5pm CLE

Cuban Dance DANC 9031

This course introduces the Cuban dances, including danzón, son, cha-cha-chá, mambo and salsa. Progress from learning the basic Afro-Cuban steps, movements and rhythms to performing the actual dances.

Fee: $144 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10436 Sep18-Nov6 Sa 1:30-3:30pm CLE S80314 Jun9-Jul21 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE

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Dance and Ritual DANC 9018

Discover the world of dance at its most ancient roots, where art, history, anthropology and life meet. Using a hands-on approach, including exercises and somatic techniques like yoga, this course explores dance and related rituals from around the world.

Fee: $105 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45370 Jan17-Feb28 M 6:30-9:30pm CLE Dance – A Visual History DANC 9032 This course looks at the visual history of dance as it has appeared since the beginning of human civilization. Explore the historical and contemporary relationships between dances as they were recorded in various media.

Fee: $100 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10448 Nov3-Dec8 W 6:30-9pm CLE plus Dec15 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE S80321 May11-Jun15 W 6:30-9pm CLE plus Jun22 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE Expressive Movement DANC 9019 Delve into the exciting and creative worlds of movement and modern dance. Develop flexibility, strength, co-ordination, visual imagination, improvisation, composition, sequencing and vocabulary in the modern idiom. Learn concepts of time, space, energy and choreographic form. Enjoy yourself, and experience the amazing potential of your own creativity.

Fee: $214 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10352 Sep12-Nov21 Su 10am-1pm CLE W45378 Jan16-Mar27 Su 10am-1pm CLE W45379 Apr17-Jul10 Su 10am-1pm CLE

Hip Hop Dance I DANC 9027

Hip hop dance is a refined and popular form of street dancing. Learn basic hip hop moves and various routines using some of the latest hip hop tunes. Build your style, posture and confidence while having fun and getting a great workout.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing

and shoes.

Fee: $139 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10405 Sep15-Oct27 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45434 Jan19-Mar2 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE S80294 Apr27-Jun8 W 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Hip Hop Dance II DANC 9038

Continue to build your hip hop dance technique as well as your confidence and style. Learn fast, new choreography set to the latest hip hop music.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing

and shoes.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9027 (Hip Hop Dance I) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $149 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10511 Sep23-Nov4 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45562 Jan20-Mar3 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45563 Mar24-May5 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Latin Dance

(Salsa and Merengue) I DANC 9022 This course introduces two of the most popular Latin dances. Start by mastering the basic steps and techniques and then learn more advanced variations, including spins, dips and a hybrid dance called bachata. The emphasis is on developing a good “Cuban motion” style.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required. Fee: $184 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10378 Sep23-Nov18 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45407 Jan20-Mar17 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE Latin Dance

(Salsa and Merengue) II DANC 9030 Learn new steps and new variations of the core salsa patterns, including the Cuban, Colombian and mambo styles. The emphasis is on improvisation to different tempos and versions of salsa music.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required. Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9022 (Latin Dance [Salsa and Merengue] I) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $184 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45461 Mar31-May26 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Line Dance I DANC 9028

A line dance is a formation dance in which a group of people dances in a line and executes the same movements. Learn basic line dance steps and both classic and new dances using a variety of music, including country, ballroom, Latin and funky hip hop.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required.

You must wear shoes with a smooth or leather sole. Running shoes are not appropriate as they will impede your ability to move properly on the wooden dance floor.

Fee: $133 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10416 Sep28-Nov9 Tu 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Line Dance II DANC 9029

This is an advanced beginner to intermediate line dance course. Progress to the next level by learning more advanced steps from both classic and new dances using a variety of music, including country, ballroom, Latin and funky hip hop.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required.

You must wear shoes with a smooth or leather sole. Running shoes are not appropriate as they will impede your ability to move properly on the wooden dance floor.

Fee: $133 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

S80302 Apr26-Jun7 Tu 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Modern Dance I DANC 9033

Acquire an awareness of how our bodies move in relation to space and to others and how they move in response to music. Learn about movement quality, and explore the rhythms and body movements required in modern dance.

Fee: $100 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10463 Sep16-Nov11 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45509 Jan20-Mar17 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Modern Dance II DANC 9034

This course expands on DANC 9033 (Modern Dance I) by emphasizing strength, balance, endurance and extended combinations. Learn the concepts and techniques required for a greater understanding and appreciation of modern dance. Enjoy a diverse array of exercises and choreographic repertoire.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed

DANC 9033 (Modern Dance I) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $100 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W45522 Apr21-Jun16 Th 6:30-8:30pm CLE Social Swing Dance DANC 9035 This course introduces the popular social swing dance, commonly known as the jitterbug, the jump blues and 1950s rock and roll. The emphasis is on learning the proper social swing dance techniques (such as leading, following, having proper posture, manoeuvring and creating patterns) and incorporating them at different rhythms/speeds.

Note: Signing up with a partner is not required. Fee: $144 Hours: 14

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F10484 Nov2-Dec14 Tu 6:30-8:30pm CLE W45532 Jan18-Mar1 Tu 6:30-8:30pm CLE

Personal Wellness

Classical Yoga I GNRL 9262

Explore the history, benefits, limitations and attitudes of yoga. Also consider the origin of postures (asanas), the science and art of concentration, anatomy and physiology, the importance of the spine, posture assessment and alignment, Yogendra breathing rhythm and meditation.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing and

bring a yoga mat.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9263

(Yoga Philosophy I).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11107 Sep20-Nov29 M 6:30-9:30pm CLE Classical Yoga II GNRL 9264 Learn about the relationship between asanas and Yogendra pranayamas (breathing exercises), and practise teaching asanas to others. Consider the continuation of asanas, anatomical positions, joints and their actions, the respiratory system, the art and anatomy of breathing and the circulatory system.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing and

bring a yoga mat.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

GNRL 9262 (Classical Yoga I) and GNRL 9263 (Yoga Philosophy I) or an approved equivalent.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9265

(Yoga Philosophy II).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

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Classical Yoga III GNRL 9266 Learn to develop mindfulness through asanas and pranayamas, practise teaching asanas to others and peform yoga of action (karma yoga). Also explore such topics as continuation of pranayamas, asana assessment, muscles and joints, movement, the digestive system and the endocrine system.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing and

bring a yoga mat.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

GNRL 9264 (Classical Yoga II) and GNRL 9265 (Yoga Philosophy II) or an approved equivalent.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9267

(Yoga Philosophy III).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W46258 Apr4-Jun13 M 6:30-9:30pm CLE Classical Yoga IV GNRL 9268 Review, practise and examine asanas and

pranayamas. Consider anatomy, the immune system, the nervous system and the prevention of diseases from a yogic perspective. Learn how to integrate yoga into your life, teach a full asana class, evaluate a full class and teach yoga to special groups.

Note: You must wear comfortable clothing and

bring a yoga mat.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

GNRL 9266 (Classical Yoga III) and GNRL 9267 (Yoga Philosophy III) or an approved equivalent.

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

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S80791 Jun22-Aug24 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE Going “Green” – Nutrition

and the Environment GNRL 9244 Consider the impact your food choices have on your health and the environment. Explore organic gardening, the benefits of organic food and steps for starting your own compost. Learn to identify harmful ingredients in your food and personal products, and look at “green” alternatives.

Fee: $315 Hours: 21

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11090 Nov2-Dec14 Tu 6:30-9:30pm CLE W46233 Jan25-Mar8 Tu 6:30-9:30pm CLE Holistic Nutrition GNRL 9235 This course provides an overview of the

fundamentals of holistic nutrition, including holistic health, food, macronutrients (vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and fats), diets, cleansing, supplements, menu planning for different lifestyles and more. Practical information and suggestions help you build healthier dietary habits.

Fee: $179 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11079 Sep13-Oct25 M 6:30-9:30pm CLE F11078 Nov6-27 Sa 11am-4pm CLE W46218 Mar26-Apr16 Sa 11am-4pm CLE

Introduction to

Alternative Therapies GNRL 9236 Explore the philosophy that the human being is a unified entity in which the mind, body and spirit are inseparable, and learn about how energy, chakras and Eastern philosophies connect us to the universe. Explore a variety of treatment models, including aromatherapy, Eastern medicine, reiki, hypnotherapy, reflexology and shiatsu.

Fee: $160 Hours: 12

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11081 Oct16-30 Sa 11am-4pm CLE W46221 Jan17-Feb7 M 6:30-9:30pm CLE W46220 Feb26-Mar12 Sa 11am-4pm CLE S80770 May28-Jun11 Sa 11am-4pm CLE Meditation Fundamentals GNRL 9237 Meditation is an ancient technique used to quiet the mind, calm the body and touch the spirit. Explore the history, philosophy and principles of meditation, and experience the physical effects of meditation through guided imagery, music and dance.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed Grade

12 English.

Fee: $197 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11082 Sep22-Oct27 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE W46223 Apr6-May11 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE Yoga Philosophy I GNRL 9263 This course examines the yoga philosophy called Samkhya (meaning “perfect knowledge”). Explore yoga as a practical application of the Samkhya philosophy. Consider the different temperaments (gunas), the eightfold path, the qualities of a teacher in the yoga tradition, Patanjali’s yoga aphorisms (sutras) and asana and relaxation techniques.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9262

(Classical Yoga I).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11109 Sep22-Nov24 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE Yoga Philosophy II GNRL 9265 Learn about Kriya yoga, Patanjali’s yoga sutras and yoga of action (karma yoga) philosophy. Also consider causes of conflicts (kleshas), ethics (yamas), lifestyles (niyamas), attitudes (bhavas) and the eight-fold path.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

GNRL 9262 (Classical Yoga I) and GNRL 9263 (Yoga Philosophy I) or an approved equivalent.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9264

(Classical Yoga II).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W46255 Jan19-Mar23 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE

Yoga Philosophy III GNRL 9267 This course examines the psychophysical dimension of Patanjali’s yoga system. Explore karma yoga, kriya yoga, action-based yoga, yoga sutras, the ultimate book of yoga (Bhagavad Gita), yogic hygiene, the yogic diet, concentration and obstacles to practising.

Prerequisite(s): You must have completed both

GNRL 9264 (Classical Yoga II) and GNRL 9265 (Yoga Philosophy II) or an approved equivalent.

Co-requisite: You must also be taking GNRL 9266

(Classical Yoga III).

Fee: $434 Hours: 30

CRN Date Day Time Loc

W46260 Apr6-Jun8 W 6:30-9:30pm CLE

Special Interest

Questions about the following?

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[email protected] Gardening

J These courses are offered in partnership with the Toronto Botanical Garden.

Container Gardening GNRL 9214 City gardeners and condo dwellers rely on containers to enhance patios, roof terraces and balconies, but container plants need special care. Learn how to choose the right plants, soil mixes, fertilizers and watering methods. Get an in-depth assessment of the most successful plants for both temporary and permanent container planting, and discover how organic gardening practices help deal with pests and diseases. Learn how to evaluate your own garden site and how to create a suitable design.

Fee: $125 Hours: 18

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F11056 Oct14-Nov18 Th 6:15-9:15pm SJA S80750 May12-Jun16 Th 6:15-9:15pm SJA Edible Gardening in the City GNRL 9217 Learn the fundamentals of growing and harvesting vegetables, fruits and herbs in order to enjoy Mother Nature’s bounty in every season. Find out how to grow, transplant and maintain your plants while surveying new cultivars and classic selections. Learn how to get started as well as how to garden in a variety of settings, from patio containers and vertical gardens to raised beds and community plots.

Fee: $125 Hours: 18

CRN Date Day Time Loc

F11061 Sep2-Oct7 Th 6:15-9:15pm SJA W46195 Mar24-Apr28 Th 6:15-9:15pm SJA

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