Ontario College Diploma in Social Service Worker

Social Service Workers help individuals and families deal with broad and complex issues such as poverty, access to needed social supports, reduction of oppression and social prejudice, educational challenges, mental health, addictions, abuse, illness and loss. This program will prepare you for the rewards and challenges of supporting people as they change and grow. This program will be delivered in a hybrid format in the Fall semester. Social Service Workers work with adults, seniors, children, families and youth in need of support. Prepare for a variety of job opportunities: Case workers. Social service positions with municipal, provincial and federal governments. Front-line workers in group homes, employment offices, corrections, residential treatment programs, community agencies, business and industry. Social Service Worker is a registered professional title that may only be used by members in good standing of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers.

Experiential learning Incorporate theory and practice with extensive group work. Develop essential skills in human relations, interpersonal communication, needs assessment and critical thinking. Practise interviewing and counselling skills in a soundproof lab with a two-way mirror for observation and feedback. As well as faculty instruction, the opportunity to learn from guest speakers working in probation and parole, crisis shelters, seniors' facilities, Ontario Works and other community agencies. Rate your strengths and areas of greater focus with ongoing self-assessment.

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