Community Support Worker in Norquest Collage, Canada

Community Support Worker in Norquest Collage

Overview

This exciting certificate program provides you with the knowledge and skills to work with marginalized communities and individuals at the front line in a human service delivery setting.

The following are some of the agencies and organizations that provide these services:

• street work organizations
• group homes
• emergency shelters
• settlement agencies
• cultural organizations
• child and family service agencies
• Indigenous service agencies
• cultural societies
• personal and in-home supports for persons with disabilities
• services that support older adults

Further Opportunities

Explore all the possibilities your future holds with a NorQuest education.

Career Potential

Graduates of this program will find employment in such front-line human service-delivery settings as Indigenous child and family service agencies, street work organizations, group homes, emergency shelters, immigrant settlement agencies, ethno-specific community service organizations, and organizations that provide personal/in-home supports to the disabled and senior citizens.

For more information on related careers see:

• ALIS OCCinfo occupational profiles
• ALIS WAGEinfo salary info

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