College Diploma - Business Communications - Accelerated (co-op) - Daytime

Program overview

The Diploma in Business Communications at Greystone College is designed to equip students with essential teamwork and communication skills necessary for success in the modern workplace. This program emphasizes the development of both technical and soft skills, enabling students to build and maintain effective business relationships with colleagues, stakeholders, and customers. By focusing on personal development and self-awareness, students are prepared for continual career growth in various business environments.

Program structure

The Diploma in Business Communications offers a comprehensive structure that includes both academic study and practical work experience through a co-op option. The program is designed to be completed in a flexible timeframe depending on the chosen schedule:

• Academic Evening Schedule: 36 weeks of study with 12 weeks of scheduled breaks.
• Co-op Evening Schedule: 36 weeks of study with 16 weeks of scheduled breaks, followed by a 36-week co-op placement.
• Academic Morning Schedule: 24 weeks of study with up to 8 weeks of scheduled breaks.
• Co-op Morning Schedule: 24 weeks of study with up to 8 weeks of scheduled breaks, followed by a 24-week co-op placement.

This program also includes options for co-op education, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in a business role related to their studies. The co-op component is particularly beneficial for students seeking to enhance their employability and gain Canadian references.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op Program: Provides hands-on experience in a business role, allowing students to apply their skills in real-world settings.
• Team Projects: Students engage in collaborative projects that enhance teamwork and communication skills.
• Workplace Skills Development: Focus on essential skills such as oral and written communication, computer skills, and workplace preparation.
• Personal Development Strategies: Students learn to create and implement a personal professional development plan.
• Diverse Learning Environment: The program emphasizes professionalism in a diverse workplace, preparing students for various business contexts.

Career Options

• Office Administrator: Responsible for managing office tasks, coordinating schedules, and ensuring smooth operations.
• Liaison Officer: Acts as a bridge between different departments or organizations, facilitating communication and collaboration.
• Planning Officer: Involved in strategic planning and project management, ensuring that organizational goals are met.
• Team Leader: Oversees team activities, motivates team members, and ensures project objectives are achieved.
• Customer Relationship Officer: Focuses on building and maintaining positive relationships with customers to enhance satisfaction and loyalty.

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