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Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management

Description

Make a difference with a Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management certificate
 
Working in the nonprofit and voluntary field is a great way to create positive change in your world and beyond. The Chang School is proud to offer a Certificate in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management that’s well-respected in the industry and will give you the skills you need to launch a truly meaningful career in this ever-evolving field.
 
One of the few of its kind in Canada, this program provides a wide-ranging education to all kinds of learners, whether you’re just starting out in the sector, want to transition in from another career, or are already a seasoned nonprofit professional looking to boost your skills in nonprofit management. Our learners come from many different backgrounds and have diverse experience and networks, so you can forge long-term connections within the sector during your studies.
 
Our expert instructors – all highly experienced nonprofit managers and professionals working at nonprofits – have created coursework based on current approaches, theories, and research that prioritizes leadership skills and diversity. We offer real-world case studies, hands-on assignments, and guest speakers who are doing exciting work in the field. You’ll explore critical issues in the sector, and learn how effective nonprofits operate.
 
You can customize your learning with electives, and also get to do a capstone research project aligned with your interests where you can flex your new presentation skills.
 
You can complete your nonprofit management certificate in as little as eight months.
 
The world needs more people to help make it better – start your career in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management today.
 
Who should take this Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management certificate?
  • You’re an experienced nonprofit professional who’s ready to take on a leadership role and manage a diverse team
  • You’re an experienced worker who wants to learn specific skills from a nonprofit perspective
  • You’re interested in transitioning into the nonprofit sector from the business or public sector
  • You’re an undergraduate student who wants to complete degree-credit courses or minor in the nonprofit sector
  • You work in the public, institutional, or private sector and have a goal to develop relationships and partnerships with nonprofit organizations
Admission Criteria:

Recommended:
  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
  • With 6 Grade 12 U or M credits  OR
  • Mature student status

Certificate Requirements:
  • 4 required courses
  • 4 electives
  • Cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 1.67+
To graduate, you must successfully complete, within your official time span, the requirements from the year you registered in the program.
 
    Required Courses
    You may only select one of CINP 902 or CINP 915.
    • CINP 900 Understanding the Nonprofit Sector
    • CINP 901 Effective Nonprofit Organizations
    • CINP 902 Evaluation for Nonprofits
    • CINP 915 Financial Management for Nonprofits
    • CINP 920 Critical Issues in the Nonprofit Sector
     
    Electives (select 4 not previously taken in Required Courses)
    • CINP 902 Evaluation for Nonprofits
    • CINP 910 Strategic Planning for Nonprofits
    • CINP 911 Advocacy and Gov't Relations: Nonprofits
    • CINP 912 Marketing for Nonprofits
    • CINP 913 Leadership in Nonprofits
    • CINP 914 Diversity in Nonprofits
    • CINP 915 Financial Management for Nonprofits
    • CINP 916 Nonprofits on the Global Stage
    Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.

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    Disclaimer:
    Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.