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750+ On-Line Courses
http:// www.duncans.ca
Camp
$89.97/week
(plus GST)
Some camp dates/shifts are sold out!
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Computer Basics, Internet Novice
E-Commerce Certification
Try A+ Certified Course or CCNA
Create your First Web Site
Advanced Webmaster Skills
Streaming Video, plus much more....
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Featuring
the
International Computer Drivers License |
http://www.icdl.ca
The International Computer
Driving License (ICDL) establishes a basic standard for computer
literacy. It is a qualification that verifies a person's computer
competence.
Canadian educators, employers and job seekers agree on the need for a
standard definition of practical computer competence in Information
Technology.
The concept is governed internationally by a Foundation based in
Ireland, which updates the standard regularly and monitors the
licensees worldwide. Already 1.25 million Skills Cards have been
issued around the world, with a 90% increase in new participants
expected this year.
ICDL Canada is an exciting initiative for computer literacy in Canada.
Responding to the need for a uniform 'base qualification' in computing
skills, The International Computer Driving License is a certificate
verifying computer user skills in both the home and office
environment. The concept is governed internationally by a Foundation
based in Ireland, which updates the standard regularly and monitors
the licensees worldwide. The Information Technology Association of
Canada and the Canadian Information Processing Society have endorsed
ICDL Canada.
http://www.icdl.ca
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General
Information
Each camper is given an
individual self-paced curriculum. The camper's time is split between
learning and working with us in our computer shop to build, service,
upgrade and repair computers.
The learning
portion takes place in our Learning Center. We have hundreds of
professionally produced, interactive, self-paced tutorials. There is a
complete catalog of these tutorials at
www.duncans.ca. We cover every important aspect of today's
computing world. Each of our campers can choose what interests them
personally from the thousands of hours of learning available.
Complimenting the learning/working
experience, the camper is meeting other young computer enthusiasts who
are always anxious to share their knowledge and expertise.
Our camp counselors are A+
Certified Computer Candidates and Professionals. They range in age from 12 to 19 years old. They are very experienced
in computer construction, Windows operating system concepts,
networking techniques and web site administration.
Campers are able to take a supervised break any time they wish. There
is a Kleins Food Market in the shopping center so they can purchase snacks. We
have a small lunchroom with a fridge and a microwave and these are
available for use by our campers.
If a camper misses a day, they may make this day up at any mutually
convenient time.
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Camp Activities
As every individual camper comes to
us with different computer expertise and interests, we quickly
evaluate a good starting point for them, and then we navigate them
through a series of activities, designed to fill in the basics, expand
their interests, and then let them have some fun.
Here is a partial list of camp
activities broken down by suitable time. Naturally none of this is
cast in stone. We are very prepared to be as flexible as possible.
Often we find that we have to work hard to keep up with our campers learning
progress. We are always startled by our campers' abilities, and we
know they like to be continually challenged.
Suggested 1st hour activities - Fundamentals
Computer/Internet Basics
CDs and 30 learning units
International Computers
Drivers License 50 learning units
A+ Computer Professional 97
learning units
Windows 98/ XP, Office 97/2000/XP plus. plus, plus
Suggested 2nd hour activities
Expand Interests
Take apart and rebuild a computer and make it work
Take apart a hard drive, a CD-ROM or a floppy drive
Build a small network of two or three machines
How to make a web page with FrontPage 2000
Java and Visual Basic Programming
Flash Tutorials for Dynamic Web Pages
3D Max animation, Streaming video and audio production
Create cartoons and animations, Photoshop and imaging
Mavis Beacon Typing Tutor games
Suggested 3rd hour activities -
Have some computer fun!
Group discussion on how
a computer works
Group discussion on hard drive basics
Group discussion on change and the future of computing
Group discussion on the
skill set of self-paced learning
Sit in on an A+ or Cisco brainstorming Associate session
Learn to drive a car on our computerized driving simulator
Play multiplayer Local Area Network games like Quake
Yahoo pool and other multiplayer online games
Build Virtual Roller Coasters or play Virtual Pool,
Microsoft Flight Simulator , Sim City 2000
Learn about the Teledesic launch of 288 satellites for
Internet-in-the-Sky,...
.....and much, much more..
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Duncans
Summer 2002 Computer Camp
Each
shift is limited to "ONLY" 5 campers
Incredible "personal" one-on-one attention!
Pick a
week
...then pick a shift
Camp Weeks are
Mon
thru Fri
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Pre-camp week* |
June 24th June 29th |
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1st camp week |
July 8th - July 13th |
| 2nd camp week |
July 15th - July 20th |
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3rd camp week |
July 22nd July 27th |
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4th camp week |
July 29th Aug 3rd |
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5th camp week |
Aug 4th - Aug 10th |
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6th camp week |
Aug 11th Aug 17th |
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7th camp week |
Aug 18th Aug 24th |
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8th camp week |
Aug 25th Aug 31st |
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*Pre-camp is available to those getting out of school early |
Your choice of shift
3 hours a day
1st Shift 11 am to 2 pm
2nd Shift 3 pm to 6 pm
Call us to check
the availability. Then come down and register
your young person. Camp Cost is $89.97
(plus GST)
per week.
Your Camp payment at registration confirms your selection.
Book early
to avoid disappointment
Certificates
for all camp learning
Self-paced . . . interactive learning!
Actual shop experience building computers!
Plus meet other campers of excellence!

After camp is over -
Many of our campers
will return for our Christmas and Easter Camps. Some campers choose to
join our continuous camp program, and come once a week or more during
the school year. Others may wish to join our group of young Duncan
Associates. We are open until 7 pm each week night so it is
convenient to put in several hours after school.
International Computer Drivers License
The Duncans
MindLeaders ICDL course helps prepare individuals for the
International Computer Driving License certification exams which are
quickly gaining worldwide acceptance. The certification is available in
over 56 countries and has in excess of 1.6 million registered
candidates.
50 hours self-paced with shop experience $199
A+ Computer
Professional
Computer
Introduction, The System Board, Connecting Peripherals, Operating
Systems, MS-DOS, Windows 9x and 2000 Disk Drives, Monitors, Modems,
Printers, Networks, Troubleshooting, Maintenance Tasks.
250 hours self-paced with shop experience $1,000
Cisco CCNA
OSI Model,
Networks & Data Transfer, Local Area Networking, Wide Area Networking
Using a Router, Introduction to IOS, IOS Configuration, Network
Management, Bridges and Switches, TCP/IP Networking, IP Addressing, IP
Routing, IPX Networking, Network Security and Control Additional
Configurations, Exam Prep 1, Exam Prep 2, Numbering Systems
250 hours self-paced with shop experience $1,000
plus other
Continuing Learning
Computer and
Internet Basics 50 hours - $199
Basic
Webmaster Skills 50 hours - $199
Advanced
Webmaster Skills 100 hours - $399
E-Commerce Series 100 hours - $399
Microsoft MOUS (67 units/1,000hrs)
$50/course (5-8 units each)
Free
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