Course extensions can be requested by sending an email to your academic department Extensions are available for 1 or 2 months, with a fee of $100 per month.
To obtain your certificate, please send an email to extendededucation@bowvalleycollege.ca and provide your student ID number, your first and last name and the name of the certificate that you are requesting for.
No. Completing the program does not automatically grant the CPB designation. However, graduates receive a fast-track opportunity through CPB Canada. Graduates of our Bookkeeping program will have the standard two-year work experience and reference letter requirements waived by CPB. Upon graduation, students can join CPB Canada and will only need to write and pass the Technician level entry test. Upon passing, they will have achieved the Technician level at CPB Canada and will receive a digital credential. For the CPB level, graduates can attempt that level after gaining one year of work experience post-graduation. This fast track essentially saves all students two years.
The Maintenance Management Professionals (MMP) program consists of eight modules.
• Module 1: Delivered over two full days (Friday and Saturday). Students are recommended to start with this module.
• Modules 2–7: Can be taken in any order and are typically completed within one month. Each module includes four scheduled sessions (Friday and Saturday).
• Module 8: A capstone project completed after Modules 1–7. It runs over two months and includes three scheduled Friday sessions.
Modules are scheduled throughout the year, with 3–4 modules offered each term.
Yes. Students may apply for Alberta student loans while waitlisted; however, receiving funding does not guarantee admission into the program.
Cohort-registered students follow a fixed schedule and move through the program with the same group of learners. Self-registered students are responsible for registering themselves in each course and term, based on seat availability.
No. Cohort-registered students cannot change schedules due to capacity and program structure. Students progress through the program with their assigned cohort. Students who believe they qualify for an accommodation may apply through Services for Students with Disabilities or Equity, Diversity & Inclusion.
Main 5-Term Program (Face-to-Face): All theory and lab courses are delivered in person at the Calgary campus. All exams and assessments are completed on campus. Clinical placements occur in Calgary and surrounding rural areas.
Blended 5-Term Program: Designed primarily for regional (non-Calgary) students. Theory courses are delivered synchronously online, while labs, exams, and assessments are completed in person at the Calgary campus. Clinical placements occur in Calgary and nearby rural communities.
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