Community Support Worker Diploma
Community Support Worker Diploma
The Community Support Worker (CSW) Diploma is a comprehensive 60-week program designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to provide compassionate, effective support to individuals and communities. This program prepares students for careers in social services, healthcare, and community support organizations, focusing on helping individuals enhance their quality of life.
INFORMATION:
Fredericton, NB Canada
in person
Graduates of the CSW program are prepared for roles in a variety of health, social services, and community-based settings. Typical positions include:
- Community Support Worker
- Residential Support Worker
- Mental Health Support Worker
- Addiction Support Worker
- Case Worker / Case Manager Assistant
- Rehabilitation Support Worker
- Youth Support Worker
- Outreach Worker
60 Weeks (2 Year)
Tuition Fee: $14495
Student Registration Fee: $230
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Students must meet one (1) of the following admission requirements:
- High school graduation or
- GED or equivalent or
- Mature student – Detailed resume outlining experience and qualifications must be submitted.
- Foundations for Community Support Work
- Interpersonal Communication & Helping Skills
- Professional Ethics & Boundaries
- Mental Health & Addictions
- Human Development Across the Lifespan
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Diversity, Inclusion & Cultural Awareness
- Documentation & Case Management
- Crisis Intervention & De-escalation
- Community Resources & Advocacy
- Workplace Health & Safety
- Case Management & Service Coordination
- Supporting Complex Needs & Vulnerable Populations
- Professional Practice, Self-Care & Employment Readiness
- Legal Systems, Client Rights & Court Documentation
- Digital Documentation, EMR & Workplace Technology
- Community Program Planning & Support Strategies
- Housing Support & Homelessness Awareness
- Practicum-5 Weeks:200 Hours
Social Services
Students must meet one (1) of the following admission requirements:
- High school graduation or
- GED or equivalent or
- Mature student – Detailed resume outlining experience and qualifications must be submitted.
- Administration
- Infants and Toddlers
- Autism Intervention
- Preschoolers
- Child Development
- Curriculum & Development
- Child Guidance
- School-Age Children
- Health & Safety
- Children with Exceptionalities
- Observation & Assessment
- Communication
- Professional Development
- Working with Families
- Adolescent Development
- ECE Comprehensive Project
- Work Placement 5-weeks
- Intro to Computers/Keyboarding/Word
- Food Safety
- CPR and First Aid Training
- Criminal Record Check
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Social Services
TUITION & FEES:
Provincial and Federal student loans are available to qualifying students. For more information on applying for a student loan, New Brunswick residents should contact New Brunswick Student Financial Services at www.studentaid.gnb.ca. If you have not lived in New Brunswick for the past 12 months, or if you are currently living in another province, please contact your provincial Student Financial Aid office.
$96.95 (1% of tuition)
Community Support Worker Diploma
The Community Support Worker (CSW) Diploma is a comprehensive 60-week program designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to provide compassionate, effective support to individuals and communities. This program prepares students for careers in social services, healthcare, and community support organizations, focusing on helping individuals enhance their quality of life.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the Community Support Worker program, students will be able to:
- Apply foundational knowledge of community support principles and human services.
- Communicate effectively and empathetically with clients, families, and colleagues.
- Demonstrate ethical and professional behavior while maintaining boundaries in various support settings.
- Assess and respond to the mental health and psychosocial needs of diverse populations.
- Support clients across the lifespan, considering developmental, social, and cultural factors.
- Implement trauma-informed care and strategies to support individuals with mental health and addiction challenges.
- Utilize documentation, case management, and advocacy skills to support client goals.
- Intervene effectively in crises and de-escalation situations.
- Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in community support services.
- Connect clients with relevant community resources and support networks.