I'm Actually In The Process Of Applying To Take The Program, spent 5 years in Group Homes And Lock Down Facilities. Been Threw The system, Regular And Aboriginal Services. And look forward to help provide guidance and care to kids who need it.
I think taking this program is a great decision! You’ll definitely be able to bring a different perspective that I’m sure many students and staff will appreciate as well as people in the community! I wish you all the best of luck.
Hey, I'm thinking of choosing this program in this year's fall intake, but I'm doubtful about of it really does have any job opportunities. What do you think?
Hey! For sure there are job opportunities! Especially with good co-op experience it opens a lot of doors in the field! Do you know what kind of job you would be interested in? Currently with this program I am working for 2 private companies doing in-home therapy for kids with Autism
@@melanintouch8105in the same field I wanna go. I've done diploma in elementary education- mental retardation. And this CYCP is an Advanced diploma, so should I do something more after this? What do you recommend.
@@vibingwiththemountains9222 I think the CYC program is a good option if you want more flexibility in the community health and service field (it gave me a really good foundation for the workplace as well). But if you know you just want to work with kids with Autism then I would recommend taking Behavioural Science - Honours Bachelor or Behavioural Science Technician (both of these programs are offered at Durham college)
I'm Actually In The Process Of Applying To Take The Program, spent 5 years in Group Homes And Lock Down Facilities. Been Threw The system, Regular And Aboriginal Services. And look forward to help provide guidance and care to kids who need it.
I think taking this program is a great decision! You’ll definitely be able to bring a different perspective that I’m sure many students and staff will appreciate as well as people in the community! I wish you all the best of luck.
Hey, I'm thinking of choosing this program in this year's fall intake, but I'm doubtful about of it really does have any job opportunities. What do you think?
Hey! For sure there are job opportunities! Especially with good co-op experience it opens a lot of doors in the field! Do you know what kind of job you would be interested in? Currently with this program I am working for 2 private companies doing in-home therapy for kids with Autism
@@melanintouch8105in the same field I wanna go. I've done diploma in elementary education- mental retardation. And this CYCP is an Advanced diploma, so should I do something more after this? What do you recommend.
@@vibingwiththemountains9222 I think the CYC program is a good option if you want more flexibility in the community health and service field (it gave me a really good foundation for the workplace as well). But if you know you just want to work with kids with Autism then I would recommend taking Behavioural Science - Honours Bachelor or
Behavioural Science Technician (both of these programs are offered at Durham college)
Okay. Also, if I've chosen CYCP ACCELERATED course which completes in 1 year (3 Semesters) will I be eligible for PGWP of 3 years?