How long is the Unit Clerk at Lethbridge Community College?
20 Weeks including a three week practicum, Credential of Academic Achievement in Unit Clerk Training

What you need to get in to the Unit Clerk at Lethbridge Community College?
New students are accepted into the Unit Clerk Training program for the Winter (January) term only. Total number of admissions is based on employment demand. Academic Requirements: Applicants are required to have an Alberta High School Diploma or equivalent with English Language Arts (ELA) 30-1 or 30-2 at 60 per cent or 65 per cent respectively. Proof of typing a minimum of 30 words per minute is also required. Non-Academic Requirements: Applicants are advised they will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check before entering the practicum experience component of the program. The existence of a criminal record may affect practicum placement, program completion and employment prospects. The consequences of a prior criminal conviction will be examined and discussed on an individual basis. Cost of a Criminal Record Check is approximately $55.00. Health Requirements: Applicants must provide a specific schedule of health requirements (form provided by the Unit Clerk program). Students are responsible for ensuring that health requirements are kept current throughout the program. Failure to do so may affect work-site based experience. Applicants must possess the ability to perform the physical and mental/emotional duties of the Unit Clerk Training Program.

For more information on the Unit Clerk at Lethbridge Community College
(403) 320-3323

Does the :program offer a Coop?
No

Distance Education Available:
No

What type of learning environment should I expect in the Unit Clerk?
Some of the program courses are available through Distance Learning.