Personal Support Worker
About PSW Program
The Personal Support Worker is 700 hours in length, including 390 hours in-school theory and 310 hours of on-the-job training (Practicum) in selected health care facilities.
The Practicum is in accordance with the guidelines set by the NACC. It allows students to apply the skills and knowledge gained during the in-class training. Graduates will obtain PSW Certificate upon completion of all necessary requirements for graduation.What is a Personal Support Worker? (PSW)
A Personal Support Worker is someone who is trained for employment in a number of human health sectors. PSWs have theoretical and clinical training in community and NUrsing Homes. Graduates are in demand for Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and Community Care.
Advanced Credits for Internationally Educated Nurses Please contact the school for more information.Admissions Requirements
- Must be 18 years and above.
- Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or Equivalent.
- Have medical certificate and police vulnerability check
- First Aid/CPR Level C or HCP
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