个人支持工作者证书（周末）

Fanshawe知道您很忙。因此，如果您想快速追踪个人支持工作者的职业，但又需要在周末完成课程，那么我们创建了一个周末学习选项。在仅45周的课堂和周末课程中，您将拥有开始职业所需的技能和知识。作为个人支持工作者的职业充满热情，同情心和奉献精神，以帮助那些最需要帮助的人。它还需要一套高度专业化的动态技术和人际交往能力。如果您对个人满意的职业感兴趣，那么此计划适合您。您将通过在个人支持的基础上打下坚实的基础来开始该计划。您将学习有关健康与保健，人体及其功能的知识，并研究精神健康问题和生命过渡理论。除了课堂教学
Personal Support Workers have heart, compassion and a drive to help those most in need. It takes time and dedication to learn the highly specialized set of technical and interpersonal skills necessary to provide compassionate care. We understand youre busy. That's why, if youre looking to fast-track your career while balancing other commitments, we offer a weekend study option. In only 45 weeks of in-class and weekend sessions, youll have the skills and knowledge needed to begin your career.<br>Personal Support Worker is a three-level program leading to an Ontario College Certificate. As entry-level unregulated workers, graduates have the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to provide personal care and home management services to clients in both community and institutional settings. Youll begin the program by creating a strong understanding of the fundamentals of personal support. Youll learn about health and wellness, the human body and how it functions, along with examining mental health issues and life transition theories.<br>In addition to classroom instruction, you'll also complete placements in long-term care facilities as well as a community placement, where you'll get valuable experience providing care to clients. This means that youll begin your career with a highly developed set of experiences to draw on as you enter the workforce. This program also utilizes simulation learning. Learn more about our simulation labs. When you graduate, you'll be ready to work with clients with clearly identified needs, helping to make them comfortable and keeping them safe. Youll provide personal care for clients in retirement homes, long-term care facilities, hospitals and in the home. <br>Personal Support Workers work with clients who are stable and who have clearly identified needs that are not expected to change significantly. They work under the supervision of care/service teams (which include nurses and other regulated or non-regulated care providers) as well as under the direction of the client.