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Child and Youth Worker Advanced Diploma - 610

Program overview:
START DATE: September, January
PROGRAM STATUS: Open for September 2013, Open for January 2014
SCHOOL: Community & Urban Studies
PROGRAM NUMBER: 610
PROGRAM LENGTH: 3 years
CAMPUS: Fennell Campus (Hamilton), Mohawk-Laurier Centre - Brantford
CO-OP OPTION: No
ACCREDITATION: Ontario College Advanced Diploma
Campus
September 2013 January 2014
610 - Fennell Campus
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610 - Mohawk-Laurier Centre (Brantford) Open Open  

Program summary:

Child and Youth Worker is a three-year Ontario College Advanced Diploma program offered at Fennell Campus in Hamilton, Ontario, and the Mohawk Laurier Centre in Brantford, Ontario.

Students in Mohawk's Child and Youth Worker program will have the opportunity to specialize in supporting change with children, youth and their families experiencing a range of social, emotional and behavioural challenges.

Child and Youth Worker students will participate in field placements, with the first typically being with a school board, and the other two incorporating residential, treatment, adolescent and community based settings.

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