Continuing Care Assistant

Graduates of the Continuing Care Assistant program provide care services to people in need support in their daily activities, enrich their quality of life for people of all ages, but often elderly clients.

Caregivers are members of a collaborative care team and contribute to the provision of high-quality, safe, compassionate, and efficient care to meet the needs of clients and families. Caregiving is a client-focused job, where you work directly with clients in long-term care, providing home care, in hospitals or with assisted living.

Educational Qualifications
High school graduation certificate, GED certificate, or Adult Learner Status.

Age
All students in the CCA Program must be at least 21 years old to register.

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.