Community Support Worker
The community support worker course is a 6-month program that provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become a successful Community Support Worker.
The course entails classroom instruction, as well as fieldwork placements. Students learn about the various roles and responsibilities of Community Support Workers, as well as how to effectively communicate with individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health issues.
This course offer students the opportunity to learn about the various services that Community Support Workers provide. They also cover the importance of developing trusting relationships with clients and working collaboratively with other service providers.
Students who complete community support worker courses will be prepared to make a positive difference in the lives of those they serve.
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