Nov 20: 10:00am - 3:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Nov 23: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Jan 25: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Jan 22: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Nov 06: 9:00am - 2:30pm

In this highly interactive six-hour workshop, K–12 educators will gain the practical tools and confidence needed to bring AI into any classroom. Participants will learn to create a clear,
student-friendly AI glossary, identify and showcase AI examples, and apply an ethics checklist to select classroom-appropriate tools. Through guided activities, they will adapt existing lessons with brief AI exploration segments and design a fully structured AI learning task, then pilot it with peers for real-time feedback. The workshop is organized into two 2-hour sessions each followed by 1-hour practical activities. By day’s end, teachers will be equipped to lead meaningful AI explorations, foster critical thinking, and personalize learning for their students.

Mon to Fri: 9:00am - 5:20pm

Working through the construction of apparel items the course content will focus on working with woven fabric. Projects will include apparel items such as constructing a collared shirt, and pair of pants with techniques touching on setting in sleeves, sewing on a collar, waistband, pocket types, and button and zipper closures.

Online - Thu, 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Whether you're preparing for first-year brewing science, are an avid homebrewer or simply like geeking out over beer, this Brewing Chemistry Basics course will help you understand the chemical foundation of beer and the science behind it. For more information, visit www.kpu.ca/cps/brewing-chem. This training will be fully online. Students will need access to a computer/tablet, high speed internet, mic and web cam to participate in live/synchronous classes. Classes will be recorded in case a class is missed.

Online - Asynchronous

This course is designed for LPNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/lpn-canadian-nursing-theory-practice-pnur-9033 (online) BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

This course is available for StrongerBC future skills grant. Please contact CPS@kpu.ca on how to apply.

Online - Asynchronous

This course is designed for LPNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/lpn-canadian-nursing-theory-practice-pnur-9033 (online) BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

Online - Asynchronous

This course is designed for RNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/msr-pnur-9112 BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

Online - Asynchronous

This course is designed for RNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/msr-pnur-9112 BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

Online - Asynchronous

This course is designed for RNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/msr-pnur-9112 BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

This course is available for StrongerBC future skills grant. Please contact CPS@kpu.ca on how to apply.

Online - Asynchronous

Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/community-health-nursing-theory-pnur-9037 (online) BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course as all courses are non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

This course is available for StrongerBC future skills grant. Please contact CPS@kpu.ca on how to apply.

Off campus - clinical dates and times may vary

This course is designed for RNs ONLY. Please refer to the specific course details and requirements at kpu.ca/cps/health/ccc-pnur-9130 BEFORE purchasing a seat in this course. This course requires permission to apply from Faculty of Health Professional Studies and is non-refundable/non-transferable after registration. For more information, visit kpu.ca/cps/health.

This course is available for StrongerBC future skills grant. Please contact CPS@kpu.ca on how to apply.

Mon to Sat, 8:00am - 3:00pm

Cross Connections Full Course - According to the Canadian Standards Association, a cross connection is defined as any actual or potential connection between a potable water system and any source of pollution or contamination. Cross connections are present in every water system; depending on the size of the system, hundreds or thousands of potential cross connections can exist. 

Students and/or working professionals from a variety of professions and trades are encouraged to take the backflow assembly tester certification course. Courses prepare students for the backflow assembly tester certification exam and are accredited by the BC Water and Waste Association (BCWWA).