INTRODUCTION
This comprehensive program is specifically designed for learners of all educational backgrounds and training. Our tailored course provides participants with the essential skills, knowledge, and practical training required to excel in the caregiver and support worker professions.
Our course format offers the flexibility and convenience of self-paced learning, with interactive modules, engaging video lectures, and practical exercises designed to reinforce learning outcomes. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Certificate of Professional Development, which signifies their readiness to work as caregivers or support workers in diverse healthcare settings in Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand.
At TEMC, we are committed to providing a supportive and enriching learning experience for our students. Through our comprehensive curriculum, expert faculty, and innovative learning platform, we strive to empower healthcare professionals with the skills and confidence to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those they care for. We invite you to join us in this rewarding journey towards professional growth and success in the caregiver and support worker field. This professional development program can happen either in-person through our North York Campus in Ontario or our Satelite campus in Surrey, British Columbia (Unit 203 14225 57 Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3X 0H6), or online.
NOTE: Please note the Private Career College Act, 2005 do not apply to any of the professional development, skill upgrading and short courses.
COURSE PRICE:
COURSE DURATION:
COURSE DELIVERY:
TERM STATUS:
START DATE:
$14,500
Professional Development
9 months
In person and Online
Monthly intakes
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Delivered in person
Access to expert faculty and professional guidance (if needed)
Affordable tuition fees
Effective pathway to employment in Canada, UK, Australia and NZ
APPLICATION PROCESS (step-by-step)
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Fill out online application form
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Receive conditional offer letter within 5 business days (if all admission requirements are met)
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Pay course deposit fee outlined in the offer letter, meet any conditions
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Sign the enrollment contract and review the student handbook and policy statements
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Receive Letter of Acceptance within 5 business days (if all conditions of the offer letter are met)
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Apply for study visa (payment of the full semester fee is recommended for students to have the highest success rates for their visa acceptance)
APPLY FOR THE PROGRAM
Step 1
Ensure that you have read and agree to the policies, terms and conditions outlined program handbook
Step 2
Fill out and submit our online application form below
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
Students must satisfy ALL of the following:
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Grade 12 graduation
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
Students must satisfy ONLY ONE of the following:
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Healthcare qualifications delivered in English
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IELTS of 5.5 ( if qualifications not delivered in English)
PROGRAM MODULE
Overview of the Canadian healthcare system:
A comprehensive introduction to the organization, funding, and delivery of healthcare services in Canada, including an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders.
Role of caregivers and support workers in healthcare:
A detailed exploration of the duties, responsibilities, and scope of practice for caregivers and support workers within the Canadian healthcare system, along with the expectations and challenges they may encounter.
Effective communication and cultural competence:
Development of essential communication skills for interacting with clients, families, and healthcare professionals, with an emphasis on fostering empathy, active listening, and cultural sensitivity in diverse caregiving settings.
Personal care and hygiene assistance:
Training in the provision of personal care services, including bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting assistance, while maintaining clients' dignity and privacy.
Nutrition and meal planning for diverse clients:
Understanding clients' unique nutritional needs and preferences, and creating balanced meal plans that cater to specific dietary requirements, allergies, or cultural considerations.
Mobility assistance and safe patient handling: Techniques for safely assisting clients with mobility, transfers, and positioning, while reducing the risk of injury for both caregivers and clients.
Medication administration and management:
Best practices for administering medication, understanding potential side effects, and maintaining accurate records to ensure proper medication management and adherence.
Mental health support, including dementia care:
Strategies for supporting clients with mental health conditions such as dementia, depression, and anxiety, with a focus on person-centered care, coping mechanisms, and effective communication.
Palliative and end-of-life care principles:
An introduction to the principles and practices of palliative care, including pain and symptom management, psychosocial support, and the provision of compassionate care for clients and their families during the end-of-life process.
Legal and ethical considerations in caregiving:
Familiarization with relevant laws and regulations governing caregiving, as well as the ethical principles and professional boundaries that guide decision-making and interactions with clients, families, and healthcare providers.