Diploma in Civil Infrastructure Design Technology

at Brighton College - Surrey Campus Canada

The civil infrastructure design technology program emphasizes practical hands-on infrastructure practices in design civil engineering. All aspects of design, drafting and construction methods are taught in lecture format augmented by on-site field visits. Instruction in the current building construction practices, civil infrastructure construction standards and current computer drafting technologies ensure students will have the knowledge, skills and competency to enter this labor force immediately upon graduation.

This diploma program is nationally accredited by the Technology Accreditation Canada (TAC). Graduates from this diploma program will be eligible for recognition by the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of British Columbia (ASTTBC) as a Certified Technician (CTech) and other provinces, as well as international certifying bodies.

This program is fully instructor-led, allowing students to gain knowledge quickly through architectural design concepts to building construction. The curriculum includes lectures facilitated by specialized industry experts. The program also includes work experience (practicum) at a various architecture, interior design or engineering firms. Brighton Civil Infrastructure Design diploma will be granted upon successfully completion of all courses.

The Business Management Diploma offers students with the required skills to work in the field of Business Management. The candidates will gain comprehensive knowledge that reflects the current trends and practices in today’s global and ever-changing environment. 

This program has a Transfer Pathway with Yorkville University: https://brightoncollege.com/about-us/transfer-pathways/

The Construction Operations and Supervision Diploma program offers the students the skills and the knowledge to work in the construction industry and advance their careers as estimators, site coordinators and supervisors.  The major topics in the course include the construction drawing methods, construction estimating, design concepts of buildings, construction theories, building code and standards, health and safety regulations, basic project management skills, surveying, practical construction knowledge, scheduling techniques and construction estimating. 

On the completion of the course, the students can seek employment in engineering firms, with sub-contractors, governmental agencies and local construction firms or pursue their further studies in building science, engineering, computer-aided design and architecture.

AutoCAD Drafting and Design Specialist trains the students in 2D and 3D AutoCAD drawing and management tools that are usually used in Engineering Drafting and Designing and emphasizes on the drawing skills for the construction and engineering industries. During the course, the students gain a solid foundation of AutoDesk CIVIL 3D and AutoDesk Inventor used in public works and civil engineering, computer graphics, web design and desktop publishing. 

The purpose of the Hospitality Management Diploma program is to provide students with the skills necessary to work in the area of Hospitality Management. Participants will gain valuable knowledge that reflects the most current practices and trends in today's hospitality industry.

Brighton College has partnered with the Educational Institute of the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) to deliver a well-rounded, proven curriculum designed to provide initial employment skills with the potential for future management growth. This program focuses on general business management concepts taught in the context of the hospitality industry. It covers critical areas such as Supervision, Human Resources, Accounting and Sales and Marketing.

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program the successful student will have the ability to:

• Demonstrate strong communication skills both in written and oral presentation.
• Develop supervisory skills in food and beverage industry employing essential management principles and leadership abilities.
• Evaluate the flow of information through the front office operation and describe the use and importance of various front office procedures and reports. Define the relationship and interactions between various hotel departments.
• Understand the process of purchasing, implementing, maintaining and effectively managing a variety of technology systems
• Recognize the many entities that make up the Hospitality Industry, and acquire an overview of issues including ethnical challenges and management concerns.
• Understand the importance of diversity and cultural change as they prepare to put their training in leadership skills and abilities and management tools into action.
• Employ the principles and practices of housekeeping management as they apply to the hospitality industry including changes being implemented to protect the environment.
• Explain the need for a wide variety of security and safety equipment and procedures ensuring guest protection and for asset protection.
• Describe the physical plant of a hotel or restaurant, as well as strategies for how to work effectively with the engineering and maintenance department.
• Analyze contemporary issues and practices as well as employment laws that have an impact on the way people are managed in hotels and restaurants
• Understand the management process in food and beverage operations including organization, marketing, menus, costs and pricing, production, service, safety, and finances.
• Acquire skills in hospitality marketing and develop practical sales techniques for selling to the targeted markets.
• Develop an understanding of the concepts and procedures related to the processing of hospitality financial data, the flow of financial information and the financial statements produced.
• Apply known job search techniques to find viable opportunities, strategies in order to differentiate themselves from the competition.

In addition to a Diploma in Hospitality Management from Brighton College, students who pass their AHLA exams will receive certificates for each of those courses. Students may also be eligible to receive the following from AHLA: Hospitality Management Diploma, Hospitality Operations Certificate, Hospitality Fundamentals Program as well as Rooms Division Specialization if they complete the required courses related to these certificates.

Students will receive the following certifications upon successful completion of program/required exams:

• Single course AHLEI (American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute) certificate
• Hospitality Management Diploma
• Hospitality Operations Certificate
• Hospitality Fundamentals Program
• Rooms Division Specialization
• Food Safe Level 1
• Serving it Right

The Advanced Business Management Diploma offers students with the required skills to work in the field of Business Management. The candidates will gain comprehensive knowledge that reflects the current trends and practices in today’s global and ever-changing environment. 

Construction and Drafting Technician Diploma teaches the students in 2D, and 3D AutoCAD drawing and management tools that are usually used in Engineering Drafting and Designing and emphasizes on the drawing skills for public works and civil engineering industries. During the course, the students learn about local building code,   project estimating, civil infrastructure construction methodologies,  local construction industry standard practices, surveying, design/drafting and Construction Inspection and Management.

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:

• Use AutoCAD effectively to create working drawings
• Use AutoCAD as a tool to work on architectural and structural drawings
• Apply local building code standards to architectural and interior design drawings
• Apply city bylaws for site and building design
• Understand local building inspection techniques under Canadian Association Home property Inspector
• Understand civil infrastructure road pavement design and construction standards
• Understand civil roadworks inspection techniques
• Understand engineering and architectural design drawings and perform quantity estimating
• Use Revit to create 3-dimensiional building models with rendering effects
• Use Civil 3D to create land development subdivision and infrastructure drawings
• Use Sketchup to create 3-dimensional model and sheet layout
• Create a working drawing portfolio for presentation during interviews
• Apply the knowledge and skills to the practicum placement to gain practical employment experience.

The Advance Business Management Diploma in Accounting offers the students comprehensive knowledge and the skills required to work in the diverse field of accounting and finance in today’s dynamic global environment. 

Learning Objectives

• Upon completion of this program the successful student will be able to:
  • Demonstrate strong communication skills both in written and oral presentation
  • Use Word to create a professional document
  • Use Excel to create spreadsheets and use the calculation functions
  • Develop effective job searching strategies and gain practical employment experience
  • Develop comprehensive understanding of business operation such as marketing, human resource management, accounting, finance, economics, law and other topics
  • Use Critical Thinking to make daily business decision and problem solving
  • Ensure ethical business practice and social responsible
  • Prepare budget and financial planning
  • Understand the concepts and techniques in bookkeeping, accounts receivable and accounts payable
  • Prepare payroll remittances and monthly reports to various stakeholders
  • Prepare year end payroll reports
  • Evaluate investment decisions

The Hospitality Management (with Co-op) Diploma program provides students with the skills necessary to work in the hospitality industry. Students will gain valuable knowledge that reflects the most current practices and trends in today's hospitality industry.

Brighton College has partnered with the Educational Institute of the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) to deliver a well-rounded, proven curriculum designed to provide initial employment skills with the potential for future management growth. This program focuses on general business management concepts taught in the context of the hospitality industry. It covers critical areas such as Supervision, Human Resources, Accounting and Sales and Marketing.

This diploma program is instructor-driven, allowing students to navigate quickly through theory and practical application. The curriculum includes experiential lectures and workshops facilitated by experienced instructors. Food Safe Level 1 and Serving It Right are required for both co-op placement and graduation. In addition to a Diploma in Hospitality Management from Brighton College, students who pass their AHLA exams will receive certificates for each of those courses. Students may also be eligible to receive the following from AHLA: Hospitality Management Diploma, Hospitality Operations Certificate, Hospitality Fundamentals Program as well as Rooms Division Specialization.

• Students will receive the following certifications upon successful completion of program/required exams:
  • Brighton Hospitality Management with Co-op Diploma
  • Single course AHLEI (American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute) certificate
  • Hospitality Management Diploma
  • Hospitality Operations Certificate
  • Hospitality Fundamentals Program
  • Rooms Division Specialization
  • Food Safe
  • Serving it Right

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program the successful student will have the ability to:

• Demonstrate strong communication skills both in written and oral presentation.
• Use MSWord to create, edit, format, and manipulate documents in a professional manner.
• Use MSExcel to create spreadsheets, perform calculations and print results.
• Develop supervisory skills in food and beverage industryemploying essential management principles and leadership abilities.
• Evaluate the flow of information through the front office operation and describe the use and importance of various front office procedures and reports. Define the relationship and interactions between various hotel departments.
• Understand the process of purchasing, implementing, maintaining and effectively managing a variety of technology systems.
• Recognize the many entities that make up the Hospitality Industry, and acquire an overview ofissues including ethnical challenges and management concerns.
• Understand the importance of diversity and cultural change as they prepare to put their training in leadership skills and abilities and management tools into action.
• Employ the principles and practices of housekeeping management as they apply to the hospitality industry including changes being implemented to protect the environment.
• Explain the need for a wide variety of security and safety equipment and procedures ensuring guest protection and for asset protection.
• Describe the physical plant of a hotel or restaurant, as well as strategies for how to work effectively with the engineering and maintenance department.
• Analyze contemporary issues and practices as well as employment laws that have animpact on the way people are managed in hotels and restaurants.
• Understand the management process in food and beverage operations including organization, marketing, menus, costs and pricing, production, service, safety, and finances.
• Acquire skills in hospitality marketing and develop practical sales techniques for selling to the targeted markets.
• Develop an understanding of the concepts and procedures related to the processing of hospitality financial data, the flow of financial information and the financial statements produced.
• Apply known job search techniques to find viable opportunities, strategies in order to differentiate themselves from the competition.

The Hospitality Operations Certificate program equips students with the skills necessary to work in the hospitality industry. Participants will gain valuable knowledge that reflects the most current practices and trends in today's hospitality industry.
Brighton College has partnered with the Educational Institute of the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) to deliver a well-rounded curriculum that focuses on hospitality operations. The certificate program is composed of Business Communications, Job Search as well as Hospitality elective courses that enable students to choose the right courses for their desired occupation within the hospitality field.

This certificate program is instructor-led, allowing students to navigate quickly through the material. The curriculum includes experiential lectures and workshops facilitated by the experienced instructors. Food Safe and Serving It Right are also required for both practicum placement and graduation. Students earn certificates in each of the AHLA courses successfully completed as well as a certificate in Hospitality Operations from Brighton College, once all program requirements are met.

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program the successful student will have the ability to (for the elective courses, the objectives are applied based on the courses selected):

• Demonstrate strong communication skills both in written and oral presentation
• Apply known job search techniques to find viable opportunities, strategies in order to differentiate themselves from the competition.
• Apply knowledge, skills and abilities gained through the course and co-op placement to accelerate their workplace advancement within the hospitality industry
• HSP250-Develop supervisory skills in food and beverage industry employing essential management principles and leadership abilities
• HSP333-Evaluate the flow of information through the front office operation and describe the use and importance of various front office procedures and reports.
• HSP103-Recognize the many entities that make up the Hospitality Industry, and acquire an overview of issues including ethnical challenges and management concerns.
• HSP338-Employ the principles of housekeeping management as they apply to the hospitality industry.
• HSP281-Describe the physical plant of a hotel or restaurant, as well as strategies for how to work effectively with the engineering and maintenance department.
• HSP357-Analyze contemporary issues and practices as well as employment laws that have an impact on the way people are managed in hotels and restaurants
• HSP241-Understand the management process in food and beverage operations including organization, marketing, menus, costs and pricing, production, service, safety, and finances.
• HSP472-Acquire skills in hospitality marketing and develop practical sales techniques for selling to the targeted markets.
• HSP261-Develop an understanding of the concepts and procedures related to the processing of hospitality financial data, the flow of financial information and the financial statements produced.
• HSP468-Understand the process of purchasing, implementing, maintaining and effectively managing a variety of technology systems.
• HSP387-Explain the need for a wide variety of security and safety equipment and procedures ensuring guest protection and for asset protection.
• HSP304-Understand the importance of diversity and cultural change as they prepare to put their training in leadership skills and abilities and management tools into action.

Students will receive following certifications upon successful completion of program/required exams:

• Brighton Hospitality Operations Certificate
• Single course AHLEI (American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute) certificate
• Food Safe
• Serving it Right