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Course Fee and Lecture Schedule

For a complete listing of course fees, click on the Course Fee Schedule link below (fees exclude any applicable taxes):

Course Fee Schedule

 

Lecture Schedule

Code	Lecture Centres Centres	Courses                       F = Fall Session     W = Winter Session   S = Spring Session
		MA2	TX1	AU1	AT1
SEN	Seneca College Newnham Campus	F	W
SHO	Sheridan College Trafalgar Campus (Oakville)	F	W, S
OTT	University of Ottawa Ottawa	F	W
STG	University of Toronto  St. George Campus	F	W, S	S	W, S
ERN	University of Toronto  Mississauga Campus	F	W, S	S	W,S
SCA	University of Toronto  Scarborough Campus		W, S	S	W

 

Note: If you register for lectures, the location, date and time will be available online at www.cga-ontario.org in the secured students section under your course history one week prior to course commencement. Lecture offerings are subject to change. Lectures are offered as an additional support but are not required. In the event that lectures become full or must be cancelled, students will continue the course on a correspondence basis.

Lecture classes are usually held on weekend mornings.

First lecture takes place the weekend of:

PA1/PA2 Seminars

CGA Ontario provides a series of PA1/PA2 seminars to help students prepare for the PA1/PA2 examinations. The seminars are available as in-class and/or online formats for the sessions when PA1/PA2 courses are offered.

The seminars emphasize an integrative case study approach using previously learned concepts from within the program of professional studies and the workplace. The case study problem-solving and decision-making process will be facilitated by a group of CGAs. In addition to building integrative skills, the seminar is designed to build camaraderie, increase collaborative learning, and build networking contacts within a professional setting.

Students who enrol in either the online or in-class seminars learn:

• How to analyze a case.
  
• How to demonstrate your competencies.
  
• Strategies for answering multiple choice questions.
  

Students who enrol in either the online or in-class seminars receive:

• In-depth case analysis with a dedicated facilitator.
  
• Access to top CGA Ontario facilitators.
  
• Confidence in knowing the requirements of the capstone exams.
  
• Opportunity to discuss examination strategies with student colleagues.
  

Details about the seminars will be emailed to students immediately before the online registration is open. Concurrently, an announcement about the seminars will be posted in the online learning environment (OLE) as a constant reminder. It is your responsibility to ensure the email address in your file stays current and valid.

Confirmations of seminar enrolment will be automatically emailed to students once the online registration is completed.