To apply, you must have been accepted without condition to a Master of Social Work program at a Canadian university in a program accredited by the Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work. Paid Tuition The CAF will cover all tuition and fees for your education, including all the textbooks and supplies you need. Guaranteed employment Your career with the CAF is waiting for you after you graduate, no job hunting required.
And More After you graduate from one of our paid education programs, you will be guaranteed a job in your field with the CAF. Your salary will continue to increase through professional experience and promotions. Each program requires two months of service for every month of paid education. For more information about the service commitment, or about any of our paid education plans, visit our Help Centre or explore our new paid education booklets for University and Skilled Trades programs.
Find the program that's right for you The program you choose will depend on where you want your education to take you. All programs involve intensive studying during the regular academic year and basic training during the summer months. For more information about the programs, the curriculum or the facilities, visit our Help Centre. When you enrol in any paid program, the Canadian Armed Forces CAF will pay for your tuition, books and academic equipment. You will also receive a salary and benefits while you attend school.
Your salary includes medical and dental care, as well as vacation time with full pay. In exchange, you must complete two months of service in the CAF for each month of paid tuition. That usually works out to three to four years.
College University Specialty Programs. College Become an expert in your field with hands-on technical training. The deadline to apply is in January for the fall college session. University Unparalleled education for tomorrow's leaders and decision-makers.
The Regular Officer Training Plan Selection Process Since an application to the ROTP is also an application to the Canadian Military College system, all applicants are assessed against: an Aptitude Test a Medical Examination an Interview Military Potential — an assessment of aptitudes, personality traits, and the choice of occupation Academic Performance — your top six most recent marks related to the requirements of your chosen program.
Submitting your application Joining the ROTP is a competitive process with multiple assessment stages. Specialty Programs Each of our programs is designed to produce the best and brightest.
They are grouped in small classes according to their level of bilingualism. Four to six hours per week of second language training is mandatory up until they achieve a BBB level recognized by the Public Service Commission. An immersion course is also given during the summer. Studies are at the heart of officer training. The campus, rich in history, heritage and tradition, is located on Point Frederick, a small peninsula near downtown Kingston, Ontario, situated midway between Toronto and Montreal, and only two hours from Ottawa.
RMC acknowledges that the land on which it is located is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. ROTP students are required to live on campus. Available single rooms are normally allocated to Fourth Year students. Other senior students are allocated single rooms on a space available basis.
First Year students are quartered in double rooms. All residences are co-ed. Residence for officer cadets and naval cadets is guaranteed and mandatory. There is no deposit or need to apply. Undergraduate candidates and their families are encouraged to participate in a tour of RMC. Tours are offered on Mondays and Fridays throughout most of the year and reservations are required.
Please find the online booking tool at Visiting RMC , contact liaison rmc-cmr. The Kingston Military Community Sports Centre houses a 25 metre pool and hot tub, a metre track, a spin room, cardio room, squash courts, a weight room and hardwood courts.
There are also tennis courts, soccer fields, rugby pitches, an ice rink, a beach volleyball court, and an ample amount of equipment that provide students with the opportunity to participate in water sports, including windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking, and a variety of activities.
The latest addition to the athletic facilities is the sports dome, which contains an 85 by metre turf field. Officer and naval cadets who are not members of a varsity team or competitive club must participate in the intramural programme and may be involved in organizing and running intramural events.
For more information and to see a full list of intramural sports and recreational clubs available please visit the RMC website. Delivery of student support services is accomplished via the cooperative efforts and partnerships of many internal and external organizations that are capable of acting as the first point of contact, and help students either directly, or by referring them to appropriate resources.
Students can walk into the College Success Centre for any reason to find support and help. The Director of the centre is part of the Canadian Standards Association, working on Mental Health Services and Support standards for post-secondary institutions.
RMC Saint-Jean ensures officer cadets and naval cadets a seamless transition from high school to university by providing two college-level programmes in Social Science and Science which are closely integrated with the undergraduate university programmes offered at both CMCs.
These two year collegial-level programmes are offered in both official languages; they extend over four semesters and correspond to CEGEP 1 and2. Athletic and recreational facilities, along with dining facilities are all located a few steps away from academic facilities and student residences. All ROTP students are required to live on campus.
Residences are co-ed, equipped with common gender rooms and washrooms. Laundry rooms and a lounge are available in each residence. The sports complex includes a 25 metre pool, a spinning room, a weight room, a cardio room, squash courts, an ice rink and hardwood courts.
Outside tennis courts, soccer fields, deck hockey and a metre track are also available. All necessary equipment is made available to train and develop the cadets athletic abilities. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is a priority for the CAF and this is why physical fitness training and sports are a mandatory part of officer cadet and naval cadet life. The sports programme will develop values such as resilience, determination, respect and team spirit in a stimulating environment, with the support and guidance of strong leaders.
Officer and naval cadets may choose to play in competitive teams or intramural sports. The competitive sports component of the programme offers a calendar of events adapted to each discipline that provides officer cadets and naval cadets with opportunities for success and excellence. Student-athletes who play on competitive teams represent RMC Saint-Jean in both civilian and military events.
To support students along their studies and to ensure their success in each of the four pillars of the curriculum, RMC Saint-Jean offers a variety of services designed to help them cope with the many challenges they face at the academic, moral, as well as physical and mental health levels. Upon arrival at RMC Saint-Jean, all officer and naval cadets are mentored by an experienced military team. This team will allow them to learn the ways of the military culture in a healthy and respectful environment.
Personnel Support Program staff work with the military community and several partners to promote the moral and physical well-being of military personnel in their communities. This includes healthy eating and physical fitness programmes provided by the kinesiology team at RMC Saint-Jean. The officer cadets and naval cadets also have access to the Peer Support Group. Members of this group focus on active listening to direct their peers to resources and support services as needed.
The programme delves into accounting, information systems, finance, marketing, operations management and human resource management. Business administration does not take place in a vacuum, and understanding the environmental context and its relationship with a functional area is essential to the development of effective decisions, policies and strategies.
The programme exposes students to other disciplines, such as quantitative methods, economics and psychology. Economics is how individuals, firms, and governments make choices about allocating resources to satisfy needs. There are two main branches of economics: microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics studies the behaviour of individual decision makers such as firms and households. Macroeconomics is concerned with the behaviour of the economy as a whole and, in particular, with factors such as unemployment, national income, economic growth, inflation, and price levels.
The programme is designed to develop and refine communication skills and enhance problem-solving abilities. The programme explores both traditional and non-traditional values in societies with a view to enhancing critical thinking and insight from the study of literary culture and language and the influence of these values on economics, politics and history. Are you in charge of professional development training in your unit or workplace? You can make it happen with continuing education.
Most of these training activities simulations, role-playing activities, case studies can be adapted to your needs or built from scratch to meet your requirements or those of your organization.
These hands-on training sessions will have an immediate impact at your workplace. The courses can be adapted to suit your schedule and they are an excellent opportunity to share ideas and experiences with your peers. Check out our complete range of continuing education offerings. It is now possible to contact a student information specialist through our information request form or by phone.
All ulaval. Home Future Students Military applicants. To be eligible, you must meet the following criteria: Be 21 years of age or older Hold a secondary school diploma or the equivalent, such as a diploma of vocational studies or secondary school equivalency certificate Not hold a DEC or equivalent Have been out of the school system for a period of at least two years Be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada Not have earned 12 or more undergraduate university credits If you meet these criteria, we can guide you through the mature student admissions process and the steps involved in planning your return to school.
Subsidized programs for officers To get into a full study program - which may be one of the programs subsidized by the Canadian Armed Forces - you need to earn the equivalent of 12 university credits.
Non-degree studies As a non-degree student, you can register for these courses without starting a program of study.
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