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2 Developmental Disorders Preparatory Programs in Canada
Fanshawe College
Diploma in Developmental Services Worker
- Toronto, Canada
- London, Canada
Diploma
Full time
60 weeks
On-Campus
English
The Developmental Service Worker program is a two-year Ontario college diploma for students interested in having a direct impact on the lives of people with developmental disabilities. You will become a highly skilled practitioner able to deliver person-directed support through courses that promote mental and physical health, develop interpersonal and interprofessional skills and foster independence and positive behaviour supports. New graduates are employed as direct supports professionals or educational assistants.
Georgian College
Diploma in Developmental Services Worker (DSWR)
- Orillia, Canada
- Owen Sound, Canada
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Diploma
Full time
2 years
Blended, On-Campus
English
Embark on a rewarding career helping individuals with disabilities. 100% graduate satisfaction. Small class sizes. Caring, knowledgeable faculty. Lots of hands-on learning. Active community partners/employers. Students develop the knowledge and skills required to support people with developmental disabilities across the lifespan.
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Learn more about Developmental Disorders Preparatory programs in Canada
In Canada, Developmental Disorders degree programs at the Preparatory level offer a fundamental understanding of developmental challenges and strategies to support individuals. This field provides a strong foundation for those interested in careers in healthcare, education, and social services.
You'll study core topics, including child and adolescent development, behavior analysis, and intervention strategies. Through courses in psychological assessment and support techniques, you'll gain hands-on skills essential for working with individuals experiencing various developmental disorders. The curriculum encourages critical thinking and collaboration, which fosters independence and prepares you for future challenges.
As a student, you'll engage in team-based projects and experiential learning, applying theories in real-world scenarios. Such practical experience enhances adaptability and builds confidence in your ability to contribute positively to individuals' lives. Graduates from these programs typically find roles in special education, counseling, and community services, making a meaningful difference in their communities.