They must pass a language proficiency test before being admitted into the program. Once accepted into the program, students must go through the process of proving that their name is not listed in the Nova Scotia Provincial Child Abuse Register. Employment Prospects Graduates can find employment in areas related to early childhood education or school age education by combining their theoretical knowledge with the skills acquired during placements. Students may have the opportunity to work in private daycare centres, in pre-school centres or in schools. The Health and Home Care Program prepares students for the care of the aged, the convalescent, as well as handicapped people and people needing special care.
Students explore all aspects of personal care and non-medical treatment.
They learn how to perform household tasks such as buying groceries, planning, preparing and serving meals for people on prescription diets. Graduates are also called upon to motivate or accompany their clients. Prerequisites Candidates must have successively completed their high school education or the equivalent. They must pass a French language proficiency test before being admitted into the program. Employment Prospects Graduates can work as heath care providers on a private basis for shelters, residences or community organizations.