Community Support Worker Certificate
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Program Overview
The Community Support Worker Certificate program is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to effectively support individuals and communities. Students will learn about the roles and responsibilities of a community support worker, communication strategies, ethical considerations, and practical approaches to support and advocacy. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on activities, participants will be equipped to make a positive impact in their communities.
Community Support Workers helps clients with their personal and social challenges. They offer the support needed in the healthcare industry by providing various social aid programs and support initiatives like substance abuse treatment.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to support individuals and communities, advocate for resources and services, communicate effectively with clients, and adhere to ethical standards in their work.
| Schedule | Time | Delivery |
| Mon| Tue| Fri | 1 Pm – 6 Pm | Online |
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Certificate in Community Support Worker program can be employed by government agencies, social service organizations NGO’s, group home, and other similar institutions. They can work in the following occupations:
- Social Worker
- Outreach Support Worker
- Community Services Assistant
- Social and community service worker
- Youth Support Worker
Program Details
5 Months of Theory Courses
Requirements
- Must be at least 19 years of age
- Instruction is conducted in English. Students need to demonstrate that prior to enrollment they have the language abilities (see below) to successfully complete the program of their choice
- Language requirement:
- Evidence of IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent) with no band under 5; or
- TOEFL 46-59; or
- PTE Academic ( Minimum 36 Overall); or
- CLB 6; or
- CAEL 40; or
- CELPIP 6.5; or
- Duolingo 95-100 (englishtest.duolingo.com/applicants); or
- studied at a regular school where English is the language of instruction (min grade 10); or
- pass the College’s ESL placement assessment which could include an interview
For more information on language requirements where internationally-recognized tests and other equivalencies are accepted, please consult with our admissions staff.