Diploma in Social Sciences in Canada

Child and Youth Care

Empower young people, families, and communities to overcome life's challenges through the Child and Youth Care program at Sheridan College. This program equips you with the latest theories and practical techniques from experienced educators who have recent field experience. You will learn to develop and implement effective skills and strategies to engage and support young people, grounded in a strong understanding of children's rights, diversity, human development, and trauma-informed practices. The curriculum focuses on building strong relationships, creating individualized care plans, and using equitable, inclusive, and anti-oppressive methods. You'll also learn to advocate for the rights and needs of individuals and families, employ crisis prevention and intervention techniques, and utilize restorative approaches for conflict resolution. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through creative and reflective activities, simulations, case studies, and group assignments.

Child and Youth Care Diploma

The Child and Youth Care Diploma program prepares you to support children, youth, and their families who are facing challenges such as abuse, neglect, addiction, or family breakdown. You will develop the skills to assist individuals with behavioural or learning difficulties and make a positive impact in their lives. Graduates are qualified for frontline roles in various settings, including schools, community centers, residential facilities, and programs for youth. The program offers both online and in-person learning options at the Coquitlam Campus.

Graduate Diploma in Rural Development

Travail Social

The Social Work program at Cégep de Saint-Jérôme provides comprehensive training for individuals aspiring to work in the social services field. It focuses on developing the skills and knowledge necessary to support individuals, families, and communities facing various social challenges. The program emphasizes a humanistic and rights-based approach, preparing students to intervene effectively and ethically in diverse contexts. Graduates will be equipped to work in a range of settings, contributing to social justice and well-being.