This 23 week program offers both training and experience for men and women as care givers within the community setting. Throughout the program students will develop skills necessary to aid in personal care, including nutrition planning, purchasing and preparation of meals, and household safety.
Classes are small and supportive.
If you enjoy working with the elderly, you may want to consider this rewarding career. A medical examination and personal health record confirming good health are required Evidence of a negative tuberculin test Graduation Graduates of this program may obtain employment with home support agencies and in institutional settings.