Ontario College Certificate Human Services Foundation
Course Overview
The Human Services Foundation program at Fanshawe College provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the field of human services, focusing on developing essential skills for supporting diverse populations. This program prepares learners for further specialized studies or entry-level positions in social services, community outreach, and related areas. It emphasizes practical knowledge, ethical practices, and effective communication techniques.
Key Program Highlights
- Introduction to human services principles and ethics
- Development of communication and interpersonal skills
- Exploration of social issues and community resources
- Hands-on learning through simulations and case studies
- Preparation for advanced studies in social work or counseling
Course Overview
The Human Services Foundation program at Fanshawe College provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the field of human services, focusing on developing essential skills for supporting diverse populations. This program prepares learners for further specialized studies or entry-level positions in social services, community outreach, and related areas. It emphasizes practical knowledge, ethical practices, and effective communication techniques.
Key Program Highlights
- Introduction to human services principles and ethics
- Development of communication and interpersonal skills
- Exploration of social issues and community resources
- Hands-on learning through simulations and case studies
- Preparation for advanced studies in social work or counseling
Requirements
Modules
- Leadership in Community Studies
- College Orientation Skills
- Psychology-Intro
- Digital Literacy-Intro
- Discovery of Community Studies Careers
- Developing the Professional Persona
- Cultivating Self-Care
- Human Growth & Development
- Components of Identity
- Interpersonal Communication
- Sociology-Intro
- Ethics & Professionalism
- Family Trends in Canada
- Reason & Writing 1 for Community Studies
- Communications for Community Studies
