Re: Technical Writing/Communication Certificate

[Hodgins Family <ehodgins -at- telusplanet -dot- net>]

>  I understand that Malaspina has an online certificate

Yup!

>  but 
> I'm also looking at those in Simon Fraser University, Humber College, and 
> Online Learning.

Good to look around!

>  I am currently staying at home and want to do it online. 

That does have advantages...the coffee is already paid for!

> Has anyone done any of these courses or can you recommend these ones or 
> others? I live in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.

I'm doing the Malaspina program. I really like it. The instructors are
very good and the students are a fairly diverse group. The discussions
that accompany each lecture are very rewarding.

I recommend it.

Rob


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