Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
9 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Diploma
Major
Non-Medical Care of Disabled Adults | Non-Medical Care of Disabled Children | Personal Care of Adults
Area of study
Welfare
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
The Personal Support Worker (PSW) program prepares students to assist patients and clients in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, homes, and rehabilitation centers. The program covers home and healthcare-related services for individuals with physical disabilities, cognitive problems, or long-term illnesses. Graduates can pursue careers as PSWs, home healthcare workers, and healthcare aids, entering the in-demand healthcare field quickly.
Program Outline
Outline:
- The Personal Support Worker (PSW) program equips students with the skills needed to assist patients and clients in a variety of healthcare settings, including:
- Assist with personal hygiene
- Making meals
- Running errands and household management
- Assist with long-term conditions
- The program covers a wide range of home and healthcare-related services for people with physical disabilities, cognitive problems, long-term illnesses, or short-term needs
- The skills learned give graduates the flexibility to work in:
- Hospitals
- Homes
- Schools
- Community residential facilities
- Rehabilitation centers
Careers:
- PSW graduates can find work as:
- PSWS
- Home healthcare workers
- Personal care assistants
- Healthcare aids
- Hospital attendants
- Nurse assistants
- Patient care aids
- Visiting homemakers
- The program is designed to help graduates enter the in-demand healthcare field quickly, with most students able to complete the program in less than nine months
- PSW graduates can find work at a wide range of healthcare facilities, such as:
- Hospitals
- Long-term care facilities
- Retirement homes
- Community facilities
- Group homes
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About University
Beta College of Business and Technology
Overview:
Services Offered:
Skills Evaluation:
Provides assessments to determine the skills and knowledge of potential students.Career Guidance:
Offers guidance and support to students in choosing a career path.Complimentary Session:
Provides free consultations to discuss program options and funding opportunities.Government Funding Options:
Assists students in exploring and applying for available government funding.Practicum/Internships:
Provides opportunities for students to gain valuable Canadian work experience through placements with organizations in the Greater Toronto Region.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Small Classrooms:
Focuses on individual attention and hands-on learning in smaller class sizes.Campus Locations:
Offers programs in Mississauga and Brampton, providing access to diverse cultural experiences and natural settings.Cultural Diversity:
Located in Mississauga, a culturally diverse city, offering a vibrant and multicultural community experience.City Exploration:
Encourages students to explore the city's museums, parks, and cultural events.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Programs:
Offers programs aligned with current industry needs and demands.Employment-Focused Courses:
Prepares students for successful careers with practical skills and experience.Government Grant Eligibility:
Provides information and support for students to access government grants.Network Partnerships:
Collaborates with organizations like CELPIP, CAEL, and OSAP to provide additional resources and support.Academic Programs:
Diploma Programs:
Offered in various fields with durations ranging from 52 weeks to 24 months.Post Graduate Diploma Programs:
Offered in specialized areas with a duration of 2 years.Total programs
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