Developmental Services Worker in St. Clair College, Canada

Developmental Services Worker in St. Clair College

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Developmental Services Worker graduates specialize in supporting people with developmental and intellectual disabilities of all ages, in all aspects of life in their communities. Courses focus on community involvement, interpersonal and counseling skills, teaching positive behavioural supports and life skills, mental health intervention and pharmacology.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

• Developmental Services Student Club.
• New mock apartment and lab facilities.
• Work Integrated learning offered through engagement with community agencies through activities and coursework.
• Newly revised curriculum includes community capacity building and entrepreneurial studies.
• Excellent student satisfaction ratings.
• Field placement experience at the end of the program.
• Student home community placements where possible.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Typical entry level positions include community agencies, educational assistants in schools, family support worker, and recreational assistant. Graduates enjoy excellent employment prospects including entrepreneurial opportunities. Students often find part time work prior to graduation.

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