Community Service Worker Diploma
Our Community Service Worker (CSW) diploma program teaches you the hands-on skills needed for a meaningful career in community service.
Through practical experiences like group work, interviews, and exercises, you will learn how to help families and individuals with social and emotional challenges.
With this real-world training, you’ll be ready to make a meaningful difference and support people of all ages in your community.
Program Details
The Community Service Worker Diploma program is a 50-week curriculum, available in both hybrid and in-class formats. During the program, you’ll complete a 400-hour externship, gaining real-world experience in community service. This blend of in-class learning and hands-on training ensures you’re ready to step confidently into your new career.
Imagine, in less than a year, you could earn your Community Service Worker Diploma and begin working in roles across community organizations, social service agencies, and healthcare facilities.
Accreditation
The CCPC Global accreditation validates an ongoing commitment to setting a high level of competence and quality assurance.
What does the Community Service Worker Diploma cover?
- Understand the role of helping professionals in human services.
- Use community resources to support those in need.
- Address issues related to diversity and cultural differences in communities.
- Work with high-risk populations to provide targeted assistance.
- Navigate challenges related to addiction and mental health.
- Manage family dynamics to foster positive outcomes.
- Develop strong communication skills for working with clients.
- Master non-violent crisis intervention to handle difficult situations.
- Perform First Aid/CPR in emergency scenarios.
- Uphold the ethical standards and professionalism expected in the field.
Hands-On Learning: The 400-Hour Externship
As part of the program, your 400-hour externship offers direct, practical experience in a professional setting. You’ll work with clients from diverse backgrounds, applying your knowledge to help meet their needs.
During the externship, you will:
- Assist in counseling, advocacy, and resource coordination.
- Observe and assess client situations alongside experienced professionals.
- Network within the community to expand your resources and support.
- Gain invaluable insights by putting theory into practice, preparing you for a successful career in community service.
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Admissions Requirements
- Interview with an admissions advisor
- Provide proof of Gr. 12 OSSD or Mature Student Status
- Complete an application for admission
- Take an entrance evaluation
Program Costs
Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. To find out what you’re eligible for, contact our amazing admissions team to review your options today!Â
Total Program Fees
Admissions Registration Fee: $25 *
Tuition: $11,675.00
Lab Fees: $1,085.00
Books: $500.00
Total: $13,260.00
*Applied to tuition upon enrollment.
Salary
$25
AVERAGE WAGE/HR*
$37
HIGH WAGE/HR*
Source:Â Job Bank
*Wage data rounded down to the nearest dollar. Average wage represents the middle value between lowest to highest wages. Local income may vary.