| | Program of Studies | | Level 1 | | PERS | 10004 | Prep for Field Placements | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10018 | Introduction to Child and Youth Work | 6.00 | | PSYC | 10004 | Developmental Issues in Child
and Adolescence | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10020 | Childhood Disorders | 5.00 | | COMM | 10086 | Counseling and Communication Skills | 6.00 | | PSYC | 10005 | Principles of Human Behaviour | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10021 | School Based Child and Youth Work | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10023 | Residential Treatment | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10019 | Group Interaction in Child and Youth Work | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10024 | Psychopathology in Childhood | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10022 | Introduction to Family Development | 6.00 | | Level 2 | | HMNS | 10025 | Psychopathology in Adolescence
and Early Adulthood | 6.00 | | PSOL | 10002 | Integrative Seminar 1 | 5.00 | | WORK | 10044 | Field Practicum Level 1 | 252 hrs | | COMM | 10100 | Clinical Recording and Presentation Skills | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10026 | Family Dysfunctions and Therapies | 5.00 | | LAWS | 10019 | Laws Affecting Treatment Delivery | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10027 | Advanced Group Work Skills | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10030 | Multi-modal Therapies in Child
and Youth Work | 5.00 | | HMNS | 10028 | Prevention and Management of
Aggressive Behaviour | 6.00 | | Level 3 | | HMNS | 10029 | Child Abuse | 5.00 | | COUN | 10000 | Advanced Counseling Skills | 5.00 | | PSOL | 10003 | Integrative Seminar 2 | 5.00 | | WORK | 10045 | Field Practicum Level 2 | 512 hrs | | HMNS | 10032 | Life and Social Skills Training | 6.00 | | MGMT | 10055 | Administrative and Organizational
Issues in Child and Youth Work | 6.00 | | Level 4 | | HMNS | 10033 | Research Methodology | 6.00 | | HMNS | 10031 | Crisis Intervention | 6.00 | | PSOL | 10004 | Integrative Seminar 3 | 6.00 | | WORK | 10046 | Field Practicum Level 3 | 720 hrs | Ontario College Apprenticeship Certificate
Fennell Campus | Information Session Fennell Campus
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Room F120
6-7pm
Highlights - Program Information PowerPoint
Powerpoint Version | PDF Version - Experience theory content and the in-school portion either in the evenings (3hrs/2nights weekly) or day release (6 hrs/day).
- Learn
to assist in facilitating change in children, youth and their families
to develop alternative behaviours which re-establish personal growth.
Train to implement a range of preventative, intervention and treatment
strategies for children, youth and their families.
- Experience
in-class hands-on group activities to learn the skills necessary to be
a CYW, field placements with a wide variety of age groups (6-21 year
olds) in agencies that employ CYW’s, and agency visits to explore
different opportunities for future employment.
- In addition to
the CYW Certificate of Apprenticeship, you may work towards an Ontario
College Advanced Diploma in Child and Youth Worker by taking additional
courses offered by Mohawk College.
- The Ontario Youth
Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) is also offered to senior secondary
students with the in-school portion at Mohawk College, plus a co-op
education work placement with an employer as an apprentice. OYAP
students may choose to continue in the CYW Apprenticeship program after
participating in OYAP.
- Apprentices must first register
with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities prior to
enrollment in the Mohawk Child and Youth Worker (CYW) Apprenticeship
Program. Call 1-800-668-4479 or visit www.edu.gov.on.ca and click on apprenticeship.
Top of Page Career Opportunities Industries of Employment: - Mental Health Centres
- Education Services
- Child Welfare Services
- Youth Criminal Justice Services
Occupational Categories: - Child and Youth Workers
- Child and Youth Counselors
- Youth Support Workers
Top of Page Admission Requirements: - OSSD or equivalent
- Grade 12 English, general, advanced, C or U
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