Additional information
| Province | Ontario |
|---|---|
| Colleges | Trillium College |
| Program Categories | Community Services |
| Program Duration | 11 Months |
| Program Intakes | |
| Class Type | Virtual |
| Funding | OSAP, Second Career, WSIB, LLP |
Community Service Worker Diploma Program
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This program gives you the knowledge, practical skills and confidence needed to create, implement and oversee a variety of social and community-based programs. You will develop skills to assist in client assessment, proper referral procedures, assisting in monitoring clients? treatments and evaluating treatment effectiveness to help change people?s lives for the better.
Community Service Worker Diploma Program
Learn via live instructor-led virtual lectures completely online.
Trillium College?s Community Service Worker (CSW) diploma program gives you the knowledge, practical skills and confidence needed to assist in creating, implementing and overseeing a variety of social and community-based programs. You will develop skills to assist in client assessment, proper referral procedure and monitoring clients? treatments help change people?s lives for the better.
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Salary
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Areas of?Focus
This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:
Becoming a Helping Professional in Human Services
Utilizing Community Resources
Understanding Issues of Diversity
Working with High-risk Populations
Working with Addiction and Mental Health Issues
Dynamics within Families
Communication Techniques and Processes
Non-violent Crisis Intervention
First Aid and CPR
Ethics and Professionalism
After completion of the in-class components, you will gain valuable professional experience in community support settings while on placement.
Employment Opportunities
As a graduate of Trillium College?s CSW program, you may find rewarding employment as an addictions support worker, group home support worker, community service worker or shelter support worker in a variety of community facilities and settings.
Admission Requirements
Grade 12 diploma or equivalent, or mature student status (18 years of age)
Current immunization record
Submission of a clear Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) report with Vulnerable Sector Screening
Completed Vulnerable Sector Screening waiver
*Program temporarily being offered via online delivery as approved by the Superintendent of Private Career Colleges.
