Diploma Social Work
Course Overview
This two-year Social Work Diploma program equips students with the foundational skills for a career as a generalist practitioner, preparing them to support diverse individuals, families, and communities. With a strong commitment to social justice and a unique multicultural focus, the curriculum integrates essential theory with professional practice. Graduates are ready for impactful roles in a wide range of settings, from non-profit and government agencies to community health and senior care facilities.
Key Program Highlights
- Prepares students for generalist social work practice with individuals, families, groups, and communities
- Integrates a unique multicultural focus to effectively support a diverse clientele
- Committed to the promotion of social justice, ethical practice, and client advocacy
- Develops critical skills in self-reflection, intercultural values, and professional theory
- Opens doors to careers in non-profit, private, government, and community-based organizations
Course Overview
This two-year Social Work Diploma program equips students with the foundational skills for a career as a generalist practitioner, preparing them to support diverse individuals, families, and communities. With a strong commitment to social justice and a unique multicultural focus, the curriculum integrates essential theory with professional practice. Graduates are ready for impactful roles in a wide range of settings, from non-profit and government agencies to community health and senior care facilities.
Key Program Highlights
- Prepares students for generalist social work practice with individuals, families, groups, and communities
- Integrates a unique multicultural focus to effectively support a diverse clientele
- Committed to the promotion of social justice, ethical practice, and client advocacy
- Develops critical skills in self-reflection, intercultural values, and professional theory
- Opens doors to careers in non-profit, private, government, and community-based organizations
Requirements
Modules
- English Composition
- Health Education For Human Services Professionals
- Introduction To Psychology
- Social Work Practicum Prep I
- Introduction To Social Work
- Foundations Of Social Work Practice
- Introduction To Indigenous Studies
- Human Growth And Development Across The Life Span
- Social Work Practicum Prep Ii
- Assessment And Interviewing
- Finding Resiliency In Anti-Oppressive Practice
- Introduction To Sociology
- Sociology Of Aging
- Social Work Practicum I
- Canadian Politics: Institutions And Issues
- Psychopathology
- Social Work With Groups
- Social Work With Families
- Community Development
- Introduction To Women And Gender Studies
- Mental Health And Addiction In Social Work Practice
- Violence And Trauma
- Policy And Practice In Social Work
- Social Work In Organizations
- Social Work Practicum Ii
