Community Service Worker Diploma

Program Highlight

With the aging population, the tremendous advancements in technology, and our demand for the best quality of life, the healthcare industry is facing a growing shortage of well trained personnel. Throughout the North American healthcare industry, there is an acute need to increase the size of the workforce, and raise the skill level of that workforce. This program is designed to provide employment-ready and comprehensively trained graduates. Successful graduates will achieve the Certified Medical Assisting Professional (CMAP) designation in addition to their diploma. These graduates are fully qualified to work in a hands-on administrative and clinical support capacity in the medical industry.

* Not all programs are offered at each location.

Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent, OR
18 years of age or older with successful completion of the Mature Students Admissions Test, Wonderlic SLE with minimum 18 score; AND
Completion of Wonderlic SLE with minimum 18 score; AND
Adequate level of physical health to be able to fulfill job requirements; AN
Good command of the English language – both written and verbal; AND
Completion of standard registration form

Program Information

Program Type: Diploma
C$33,570 – C$77,775 (Information from PayScale Canada)
Program Duration: 34 – 38 Weeks
Program Notes: Tuition fees include all materials and student manuals. Financial assistance may be available to qualified students.
Program Category:Community Support Services

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program are qualified to work in a wide variety of CSW settings and occupations. Job titles vary per location, but graduates are an integral part of many settings, including:

Healthcare and social assistance
Nursing and residential care facilities
Youth centres
Individual and family services
Youth protection services
Public administration
Civic and social organizations
Social advocacy
Grant-making organizations
Provincial government
Out-patient care centres
Local community service centres (e.g., CLSC)
Vocational rehabilitation services
Educational services
Hospitals
Community food and housing