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YCBS 254 YCBS 254 Introduction to Agile Project Management (3 CEU) (3 CEUs)
This introductory course provides an overview of Agile concepts, principles, and methodologies in project management. Emphasis will be placed on how the Agile approach can help project teams adapt to constantly changing market demands and client requirements.
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YCBS 276 Innovation and Creativity for Entrepreneurs (4 CEUs)
Introduction to innovation and creativity, business model innovation, opportunity forecasting methods, design and development of new products and services. A variety of creativity and innovation tools will be introduced, including design thinking, the business model canvas, the concept of minimum viable product, and agile product development.
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YCCM 208 Professional Writing in Business (4.5 CEUs)
Winter 2021, Spring/Summer 2021, Fall 2021
Concepts and principles of effective written communication: audience, purpose, organization, and style. Emphasis on business documents commonly produced by professionals (e.g., project and business plans, reports, status updates, proposals, analyses). Pre-writing and re-writing processes, including self-editing to enhance clarity, conciseness, and coherence. Audio-recorded instructor feedback.
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YCCM 600 Scientific Writing and Publishing: Graduate ESL (4 CEUs)
Live Online
Winter 2021, Spring/Summer 2021, Fall 2021
This online course is intended for graduate students and early career faculty in the sciences whose first language is not English. Because English is the primary language of publication worldwide, and particularly in the sciences, the ability to write effectively in English can result in wider dissemination of research findings and improved career prospects.
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YCFN N03 Intensive French/Spec. Purpose
Intensive French for Specific Purposes develops linguistic, communicative, functional and socio-cultural competencies at an intermediate level. Classes will provide instruction in listening, speaking, reading, writing and pronunciation. Learners will put into practice various techniques necessary for effective oral and written communication.
YCFR 215 French Grammar at Work. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a mid-intermediate level wishing to improve their grammatical accuracy in written communication for the workplace at that level. Explores French grammatical rules, thematic vocabulary, and self-correction strategies through a variety of exercises and writing tasks embedded in common work-related situations.
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YCFR 216 French Grammar and Writing in Context 1. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a mid-intermediate level wishing to improve their overall grammatical skills at that level. Explores the appropriate use of French grammar at the sentence level, thematic vocabulary and self correction strategies through a variety of learning activities embedded in common work related situations.
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YCFR 315 French Grammar and Writing in Context 2. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a high-intermediate level wishing to improve their overall grammatical skills at that level. Explores the appropriate use of French grammar at the complex sentence level, thematic vocabulary and self correction strategies through a wide range of learning activities embedded in various work related situations.
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YCFR 316 French Vocabulary for Workplace. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a high-intermediate level wishing to develop their writing skills at that level. Broadens the scope of written communication through the study of vocabulary and its function in discourse. Identifies the nature and role of words, phrases and idioms through intense practice of vocabulary in workplace contexts.
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YCFR 415 French Writing Techniques for Workplace. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at an advanced level wishing to develop their writing skills at that level. Explores French syntax and various techniques for text organization, coherence, conciseness and clarity through individual and collaborative work on different forms of writing commonly used in the workplace.
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YCFR 416 French Written Communication Strategies for Workplace. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at an advanced level wishing to develop their writing skills at that level. Explores French syntax and various strategies for style, tone, nuance, purpose and audience through individual and collaborative work on different forms of writing commonly used in the workplace.
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YCGL 215 English Grammar at Work. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a mid-intermediate level wishing to improve their grammatical accuracy in written communication for the workplace at that level. Explores English grammatical rules, thematic vocabulary, and self-correction strategies through a variety of exercises and writing tasks embedded in common work-related situations
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YCGL 216 English Grammar and Writing in Context 1. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a mid-intermediate level wishing to improve their overall grammatical skills at that level. Explores the appropriate use of English grammar at the sentence level, thematic vocabulary and self correction strategies through a variety of learning activities embedded in common work related situations.
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YCGL 315 English Grammar and Writing in Context 2. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a high-intermediate level wishing to improve their overall grammatical skills at that level. Explores the appropriate use of English grammar at the complex sentence level, thematic vocabulary and self correction strategies through a wide range of learning activities embedded in various work related situations.
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YCGL 316 English Vocabulary for Workplace. (8 CEUs)
Designed for students at a high-intermediate level wishing to develop their writing skills at that level. Broadens the scope of written communication through the study of vocabulary and its function in discourse. Identifies the nature and role of words, phrases and idioms through intense practice of vocabulary in workplace contexts.
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YCGL 400 Physical Environment, Sustainability & Contemporary Culture (10 CEUs)
This course enhances the learner’s English communication skills while exploring the impact of contemporary culture on the physical environment, focusing on questions of identity, tradition, values, progress, development, and sustainability.
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YCGL 401 Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in Quebec (10 CEUs)
This course develops linguistic, communicative, functional, discursive and socio-cultural competencies in English as well as critical thinking. Learners will put into practice various techniques necessary for effective intercultural communication in academic and professional settings while exploring the historical, social, political, and cultural perspectives of diversity in Quebec.
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YCGL 406 Internship for Professional Communication Purposes. (24 CEUs)
Provides work-related language and intercultural communication training. Develops linguistic, communicative, functional, discursive and socio-cultural competencies. Provides the opportunity to develop oral and written professional communication skills and gain work experience in a diverse, bilingual work environment in Canada.
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YCGL 407 English for International Multilateral Negotiations (10 CEUs)
Explores the English language and its relevance in international multilateral negotiations, creating an awareness of how the use of English can help or hinder the negotiation process. Identifies effective communication strategies for successful cross-cultural multilateral negotiations, particularly in the context of our rapidly changing, increasingly competitive, globalized world.
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YCGL 408 English for Strategic Interpersonal Communication (10 CEUs)
This course develops discursive and pragmatic competence in oral and written communication in English. It focuses on strategic communication in interpersonal relationships, and helps develop an awareness of the impact of one’s communication in a variety of contexts. In addition, learners acquire strategies and techniques to handle various types of English communication effectively.
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Professional Development Certificates

A Professional Development Certificate is a non-credit micro-program of no less than 12 Continuing Education Units (120 hours of study) with focus on acquisition of practical in-demand knowledge and skills. 

The micro-programs are primarily targeted at professionals who already have some experience in a specific industry or professional field and wish to sharpen their professional skills and competencies, as well as validate them through academic recognition.

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The McGill Community for Lifelong Learning (MCLL) offers educational programs for mature learners who wish to continue learning simply for the joy of it. Our peer-moderated study groups and lectures cover a wide range of subjects: Arts, Literature, History, Music, Science, Philosophy, World Culture, and Travel. You’ll enjoy expanding your knowledge, making new friends, and being a student again in the surroundings of a world-renowned university – with no exams!

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