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The information below contains details to consider prior to preparing your course proposal submission. The form itself is designed to assist you in preparing a detailed, informed course proposal that will help you:
Submitted proposals will be reviewed on a rolling basis and we will contact those who have submitted a sucessful proposal as soon as possible.
Spend some time looking through our existing calendar to familiarize yourself with our main learning themes, the length and scope of our programs, and to avoid duplication or overlap with existing content areas. We look for original, unique courses that serve the needs of our local communities and inspire positive professional and personal growth.
Learning outcomes are clear, plain language descriptors of knowledge and performance tasks that state the skills and knowledge that the learner is expected to demonstrate upon completion of a course. Follow this guide on how to describe the Learning Outcomes for your course.
Due to the high number of proposals and inquiries we receive, it is not always possible to meet with or speak directly to each person or respond to specific questions by email. If your proposal is accepted, we will be happy to answer any questions when we meet to discuss/negotiate program details.
Facilitators are typically paid on a per-participant rate. We are unable to provide a detailed financial framework until a proposal is accepted and the budget is established.
There are several things we consider when reviewing and deciding upon a new proposal:
* While every reasonable attempt is made to ensure enrolment minimums are met, please be aware that first time offerings may not necessarily garner high enrolments and that it may be necessary to negotiate teaching with slightly less than optimal numbers of students from time to time in order to build momentum. This will be discussed further during initial negotiations.