CAD 14,160
Community Support Worker Course
Western Community CollegeDelta, Canada
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12 months
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Program Details
- Degree
- Courses
- Major
- Social Care | Youth Services | Youth Worker Programmes
- Area of study
- Welfare
- Timing
- Full time
- Course Language
- English
Program Overview
This program provides comprehensive training in community support work, covering topics such as interpersonal communication, developmental disabilities, mental health, and assistive technology. It prepares students for careers as support workers in various settings, including child and youth programs, addiction and social services, and community living. The program includes a 200-hour practicum to provide hands-on experience.
Program Outline
Outline:
- CSW 01: Interpersonal Communication for Human Services (50 hours)
- CSW 02: Introduction to Community Support Work (50 hours)
- CSW 03: Computer Fundamentals (40 hours)
- CSW 04: Report Writing for Community Services (40 hours)
- CSW 05: Life Span Stages and Development (50 hours)
- CSW 06: Introduction to Developmental Disabilities (30 hours)
- CSW 07: Mental Health Challenges (50 hours)
- CSW 08: Introduction to Psychology (50 hours)
- CSW 09: Autism Spectrum Disorders (50 hours)
- CSW 10: Applied Behaviour Analysis (50 hours)
- CSW 11: Assistive Technology (50 hours)
- CSW 12: Person Centered Planning and Care (40 hours)
- CSW 13: Personal Support and Assistance (120 hours)
- CSW 14: Pharmacology and Medication Management (50 hours)
- CSW 15: Self Care (40 hours)
- CSW 16: Career Planning and Preparation (40 hours)
Careers:
- Support Worker in various job settings, including:
- Child and Youth Programs
- Addiction and Social Services
- Non Profit Organizations
- Community Living
- Respite Care
- After School Programs
- Outreach Programs
- Women’s’ Shelters
- Victim Centers
- Correctional Centers
- Self Employment
About University
Western Community College
Overview:
Western Community College (WCC) is a post-secondary institution dedicated to providing accessible higher education opportunities. WCC aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve their professional goals, enhance organizational productivity, and foster leadership within their communities.
Services Offered:
WCC offers a wide range of services to support student success, including:
Student Portal:
Access to academic records, course information, and other resources.Library:
Resources for research, study, and academic support.Financial Aid:
Scholarships and payment plans to assist with tuition costs.International Student Services:
Guidance and support for international students.Student Support Services:
Counseling, career planning, and other resources.Interview Preparation:
Assistance with interview skills and job search strategies.Resume Writing:
Support with crafting professional resumes.Student Life and Campus Experience:
WCC provides a supportive and engaging campus environment with:
Flexible Schedule:
Weekday, weekend, and evening classes, as well as online options.Campus Locations:
Multiple campuses across British Columbia, including Surrey, Abbotsford, and Prince George.Student Feedback:
Positive testimonials from students highlighting the supportive environment and quality of instruction.Key Reasons to Study There:
Individualized Attention:
WCC maintains a low student-to-instructor ratio, ensuring personalized support.Skills-Based Education:
Programs are designed to equip students with practical skills for immediate career success.Career Planning:
WCC helps students develop a career plan aligned with their personal objectives.Scholarships:
Financial assistance available to deserving students.Government Funded Programs:
WCC offers programs funded by the government, making education more accessible.Academic Programs:
WCC offers a diverse range of programs across various fields, including: