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Algoma PN Living Classroom Registeration 26-2027
Enrollment is now open for Algoma Manor's 26-2027 PN Living Classroom. In partnership with Fleming College students graduate in just two years in this accelerated program. The curriculum is designed to strengthen theory with concurrent practical experience at Algoma Manor's labs using tech, high touch simulation tools and real-life LTC experience. This program is offered as a hybrid-virtual model of learning with theory classes connected online, and in-person clinical and lab classes at Algoma Manor Nursing Home.
Benefits of Algoma Manor's PN Living Classroom:
Opportunities for free-sponsored education which includes the cost of books/materials, and tuition.
Flexible working schedules throughout the program as support, and Personal Support Workers
Shared knowledge, wisdom, and life experiences by learning beside current LTCH staff
Participate in long-term care activities to actively strengthen student learning
Support students' clinical and interpersonal skills by providing essential real-world perspectives.
Employment opportunities upon program completion as an RPN.
This program is part of a Living Classroom and provides opportunities to:
Access high-quality healthcare education closer to home
Engage in a unique, immersive learning opportunity
Connect with a diverse range of mentors, role models, and interprofessional teams
Develop the confidence and clinical capability to care for older adults with excellence
Grow as supported professionals in the long-term care sector
Graduate as workforce-ready professionals fully prepared for the complexities of senior care
Minimum admission requirements include:
OSSD including Gr 12 C English, Gr 12 C Math and two different Gr 11 or 12 C Science subjects (i.e. Chemistry, Biology, Physics)
OSSD with majority of courses at College (C ) or Open (O) unless otherwise stated. Grade 12 C courses will be accepted where Gr 11 C course requirements are listed. Where College level courses are listed, U and M courses will be accepted.
Applicants must obtain official transcripts and submit as part of the enrollment process.