CHSEP
Background and Purpose
Enrolment Prerequisites
Certification
Testimonials
Program Outline and Courses
Fees and Schedule
Instructors
Guided Practicum Information



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Enrolment Prerequisites

The Program candidate will have an interest or experience in OSHE practice.

Beyond this, it is essential that the candidate have access to a computer with an internet connection, headset with microphone and a minimum of three (3) hours study time for each module.


Benefits of Online Learning

The CHSEP is the first OSH-related Certificate that is offered entirely through web-based interactive instruction. This delivery method provides the student with a quality educational experience that appeals to a wide range of learning styles. Here are some additional benefits to online learning:

  • It is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. You can access your learning at your convenience from home, office or any other location that has an Internet-connected computer.
  • CHSEP online courses provide instruction that can be delivered 'just in time' -when particular knowledge or skills are required to complete a task. The courses are designed to require frequent user input that receives immediate feedback.
  • Everything you need to accomplish the learning objectives is provided via internet delivery.
  • Interaction with fellow students is enabled through chat rooms, discussion boards and live synchronous sessions.
  • Sponsoring agents realize substantial savings in training costs, reductions in training time, elimination of travel requirements, plus improvement in staff retention and productivity.
  • The open registration format of the CHSEP program frees you from traditional academic calendar schedules, giving you the freedom to learn when it best suits your schedule.
  • Prior Learning Assessment
    Through the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) program, potential participants of the CHSEP program have an opportunity to receive acknowledged course completion for related previous learning.

    PLA is the systematic evaluation of the learning an individual has achieved through relevant work experience, various short training courses or learning outcomes from similar or related post-secondary programs. PLA course completion will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

    To apply for a Prior Learning Assessment, contact the CHSEP office at:

    University of Fredericton
    371 Queen Street, Suite 101
    Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
    E3B 1B1
    Tel: (506) 455-1690
    Fax: (506) 455-1675
    E-mail: info@UniversityFredericton.ca
    To apply for a Prior Learning Assessment, an initial administration fee of $150 will be required. For each course you wish to exempt, there is a $100 fee, and you will be required to provide:
  • Transcripts from any training institutions you attended
  • Copies of any professional certifications you received
  • Syllabi from any related courses you have taken
  • Any other relevant documentation that provides evidence of your learning
  • For consideration of learning through work experience and other background learning, you must supply a detailed résumé that includes all education and training as well as positions held and areas of responsibility for each. Also, the reviewer will need to see transcripts from relevant institutions, copies of certifications received and syllabi from courses taken. These syllabi normally contain the sentence, "In this course, you will learn x, y and z". Verifying the 'x,y and z' of previous learning helps ensure the fairest possible Prior Learning Assessments.
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