Canada Experience

The Canada Experience Program is back

For Larger Groups Only

• Common sporting injuries and illnesses
• Common medical conditions affecting athletes Drug in sport
• Taping Techniques:  Principles and applications of tape
• Assessment of Injuries
• Anatomy and client assessment
• Principles of injury management
• Patho-physiology and mechanisms of musculoskeletal injury
• Taping techniques :  ankle and Achilles
• Provincial Delivery of Care Different levels of healthcare delivery, consider the cost of providing healthcare services, and explore the distinction between public and private healthcare
• Different levels of healthcare delivery, consider the cost of providing healthcare services, and explore the distinction between public and private healthcare
• Regulation of Health Professions An overview of the purpose of professional regulation, and explores the jurisdictional issues involved in this privilege in Canada
• An overview of the purpose of professional regulation, and explores the jurisdictional issues involved in this privilege in Canada
• Professionalism, Reflective Practice, and Lifelong Learning Explore the meaning of ‘professionalism’ as it applies to their practice and the issue of regulation
• Explore the meaning of ‘professionalism’ as it applies to their practice and the issue of regulation
• Ethics and Liability Explore ethical principles as tools for decision-making, and be introduced to Canadian law and expectations regarding liability and informed consent.
• Explore ethical principles as tools for decision-making, and be introduced to Canadian law and expectations regarding liability and informed consent.
• Osteopathy Approaches For Full Body
• Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM)
• Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Pre And Postnatal Care

• Cultural Competence Ability of a healthcare professional to provide care while respecting the cultural norms and values of their patients.
• Ability of a healthcare professional to provide care while respecting the cultural norms and values of their patients.
• Patient-Centered Practice Healthcare in Canada is patient centered. This means that the values, beliefs and wishes of the patient and his or her family are sought and considered when making care decisions.
• Healthcare in Canada is patient centered. This means that the values, beliefs and wishes of the patient and his or her family are sought and considered when making care decisions.
• Collaboration Among Healthcare Professionals Collaboration between the various health professionals working together in a practice setting and the healthcare system.
• Collaboration between the various health professionals working together in a practice setting and the healthcare system.
• Patient Safety The effect that the healthcare work environment can have on the safety of patients.
• The effect that the healthcare work environment can have on the safety of patients.
• Federal Role in Canadian Healthcare The Canadian healthcare system can be divided into administration/organization/financing & delivery of care aspects.
• The Canadian healthcare system can be divided into administration/organization/financing & delivery of care aspects.
• Active Player Management Warm up – cool down and stretching Nutrition and hydration Sports trainer in action Taping techniques : Finger, thumb, elbow
• Active Player Management
• Warm up – cool down and stretching
• Nutrition and hydration
• Sports trainer in action
• Taping techniques : Finger, thumb, elbow
• Professionalism, Reflective Practice, and Lifelong Learning Explore the meaning of ‘professionalism’ as it applies to their practice and the issue of regulation Ethics and Liability Explore ethical principles as tools for decision-making, and be introduced to Canadian law and expectations regarding liability and informed consent.

• The analytics process module
• Applying the analytics process model to a small analysis
• Data definition & analysis techniques
• Elements, variables and observation
• Selecting analytical techniques
• Evaluating the analysis
• Obtaining an correlation metrics
• Simple linear regression
• Calculating the linear regression equation
• Multiple regression and calculating the regression equation
• Statistical process control
• Variation and control

• Introduction to Security

- Historical development of cybersecurity - Mapping of targets, and motives behind cyberattacks

• Cybersecurity threats - Vulnerabilities of the Internet, Common cyber-security threats to individuals and institutions, Distributed Denial of Service' (ddos), phishing, e-scams, and identity thefts
• Cybercrime - Cybercrime classification , Analyses of economic & social impacts, Existing legal frameworks at the global & regional levels, International cooperation frameworks, Law enforcement approaches, computer investigation, and e-forensics
• Security of the core Internet infrastructure and critical infrastructure - Explain how critical components of the internet work, Political dimension of global security, Control over the DNS, Technical vulnerabilities of the DNS, The security and protection of the critical infrastructure
• Security of the core Internet infrastructure and critical infrastructure - Explain how critical components of the internet work - Political dimension of global security, Control over the DNS - Technical vulnerabilities of the DNS,
• The security and protection of the critical infrastructure: - Internet infrastructure, Water supply facilities, Transport - Industrial facilities, Power plants, Internet of things/next generation networks and 'smart networks’.
• Cyberterrorism and Cyber-conflicts - Recent threats & and possible counteracts, Cyber-conflicts - Confidence-building measures, State behaviour in cyberspace
• Cyber-security policies and mechanisms, - National cybersecurity mechanisms, National cybersecurity strategies, Importance, role, & structure of national Computer Emergency Response Teams (certs) , Existing international cybersecurity initiatives and frameworks for cooperation - Public-private partnerships
• Broader context of Cybersecurity - Digital policies and internet governance, Connection between privacy and security, Social media challenges, Issues of openness and online freedoms, Ethics and gender issues, Discussing economic aspects and building trust in e-commerce

Introduction to Canadian business culture

Introduction to business analysis

• Tour of Canada's Parliament and a visit to Ottawa's business Hub
• Introduction to competitive strategy & a visit to a business incubator
• Introduction to strategic management & a visit to a leading Canadian Business

• Canadian Business Culture
• Managing Risk & Identifying and Evaluating Target Markets
• Understanding Financial Plans
• Business Value Propositions. Models, Strategies

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FAQ

• OTTAWA, Capital city of Canada,
• 5-6 hours from Toronto
• 4 Weeks (Mon-Fri) Saturday-Sunday off, Industrial visits related to course (Mostly last day of a week)
• Seats available: 15 Students
• Course Duration for 2022: Aug-Sep 2022
• Fill up the registration form on this page.
• After filling up the form, confirm with your International Cell/ coordinator from your college or UGF team at: +919712740032
• Pay deposit of 10000/- to block your seat.
• Pay your fees CAD 3650/- via credit card or bank transfer on the link provided (for this you will receive a mail directly from Carleton University’s CICE Department)
• Airport pickup and drop,
• ground transportation,
• E xperiential learning in form of industry visits, or lectures etc.
• Course learning material,
• Registration – 10 days from launch
• Fees payment- after deposit in one week
• There will be no interviews, it’s an ad hoc visa filing procedure.
• It takes at 6 weeks to 8 weeks  month for issuing the visa
• Visa type declaration Depends on high commission, but it will be for short term only.
• *The visa can be from just 2 days preceding of the course & ends course dates* or it can be for full duration of validity of the passport.
• You will be guided for the visa documents from the chosen travel desk by University.
• If already having Canadian Visa, no visa fees.
• Its an official document.
• It states that you are going on officially study trip
• It binds you to be in legal borders & to compile to the program as per listed guidelines of your University
• CAD 150 will be deducted from the refund if your visa is denied.
• no refunds, If you choose to opt out of the program after fees payment.
• Incase the program is cancel by Carleton India Global Academy then full fees will be refunded.
• No, Roaming or travelling is allowed until you complete your Program/Session.
• If you want to travel to other places/countries then you will have to take in writing from the University and parents.
• Passport is Compulsory
• No accommodation permission is allowed other than the accommodation provided under the program for the duration of the program/session during week days, if you want to visit a relative or other place then you would need to provide an application with all details of relative and your stay to undertake the same.
• A mentor will be appointed in the program, who will accompany you in CANADA, for any permissible decision the mentor will be available with you.

By filling up this form, you have shown your interest to take part in the offerings of the International Department. For all overseas programs, get in touch with Ms. Shweta Upadhyay, Head, International Department. Contact: +91-9712740032 and Email: edu@unifiedgrowth.foundation

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