Our Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs offer in-depth learning experiences, focusing on the developmental stages of childhood: infants, toddlers, preschoolers.

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We offer the following programs:
DIPLOMAS
• Early Childhood Education
• Child and Youth Worker
CERTIFICATE (Post-Diploma)
• Early Childhood Administration
Certificates OF ACHIEVEMENT
• Early Childhood Education Assistant
• Early Childhood Resource Consultant
Our Partner
• Association of Early Childhood Educators
Early Childhood Education
Our Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs offer in-depth learning
experiences, focusing on the developmental stages of childhood: infants, toddlers,
preschoolers, and young school-age children.Varied in-class activities and
hands-on, practical experiences enable you to create nurturing environments for
children.These courses will prepare you to work professionally in a variety of
community child care settings.
All students entering the ECE program must first take an English assessment.
Please call 416-289-5300 or visit centennialcollege.ca/assessment for information
and to book your assessment online.You must be at an ENGL-160 or ENGL-161
level to be a successful applicant to this program.
Due to the nature of ECE programs, students must provide a recent criminal
reference check prior to each field practicum and required courses.A criminal
record or charges pending before the courts in regard to crimes against vulnerable
populations may determine eligibility for courses and completion of the program.
Please note:These programs require assignments and practicums, in full-time weekday childcare
settings. If you are a returning student who has not taken courses during the past three years,
please contact the program supervisor for assistance regarding re-entry,
cgoodman@my.centennialcollege.ca, 416-289-5000, ext. 4202.
Learning Partner
Association of Early Childhood Educators
If you are a trained professional with a degree or a diploma course that includes
focus on young children you may be eligible for the Letter of Equivalency as
granted by the Association of Early Childhood Educators, Ontario (AECEO).
For more information, please contact the
AECEO at 416-487-3157, e-mail registrar@bellnet.ca
or visit their website at www.cfc-efc.ca/aeceo.
Certificate of Achievement In
Early Childhood Education Assistant –
PROGRAM CODE 7011
To be a qualified assistant in a child care setting, you must complete Foundation
Studies and either Infant Toddler Unit or Preschool Unit, as well as one practicum.
Diploma In
Early Childhood Education – PROGRAM CODE 7010
Upon successful completion of the four units outlined below, you will receive an
Early Childhood Education Diploma and will be recognized in the field as a fully-
qualified Early Childhood Educator.
1. Foundation studies
Reading and Writing Prose* ENGL-170
Tools for Lifelong Learning ECEP-120
Principles of Human Behaviour GNED-129
Observing Child Development ECEP-117
Focus on the Program ECEP-118
The Early Childhood Educator and the Community (equivalent to ECEP-119)
Health & Wellness ECEP-121
Completion of all the Foundation Studies courses are required before proceeding
to Infant Toddler Unit
2.Infant Toddler Unit
Infant and Toddler Development ECEP-122
Understanding Families ECEP-124
Professionalism ECEP-126
Responsive Caregiving ECEP-125
Guiding Young Children ECEP-123
Field Practicum – Infants and Toddlers CECS-105 (equivalent to ECEP-127)
Approaches to Literature* GNED-101
3. preschool unit
Preschool and School-Age Development ECEP-210
Developing Partnerships ECEP-214
Positive Guidance Strategies ECEP-211
Preschool Curriculum ECEP-212
Health and Wellness-Preschool, School Age ECEP-213
Field Practicum Preschool CECS-106 (Equivalent to ECEP-216)
General Education* ELECT
4. exploring careers
Perspective in Family Violence ECEP-215
Preschool and School Age Curriculum ECEP-221
Inclusion of Children with Special Needs ECEP-220
Advocacy ECEP-222
Professional Development ECEP-223
Final Practicum CECS-107 (Equivalent to ECEP-226)
General Education* ELECT
* General Education electives may be taken at any time.All students must register for an
English assessment.You may apply for the Certificate of Achievement with ENGL-170/171 only;
GNED-101 is required for the Diploma. Electives are not required for the Certificate.
Notes:
1. Students must complete all courses including practicum in each unit before proceeding to the
next unit.Any exceptions must be arranged with the program supervisor’s approval.
2. A minimum C grade is required in ECE-specific courses.
ECE Information Sessions
Our Early Childhood Education (ECE) faculty will meet with you to
discuss courses, transfer credits and financial aid and help you plan your
program.You will have qualifications and documents examined and
recommendations made regarding transfer credits.
There is no cost and no appointment is necessary. Representatives will
provide the room number upon arrival. Each session runs approximately
two hours.
• Thurs.,Aug. 23, 2007, 7 pm,Ashtonbee
• Thurs.,Aug. 30, 2007, 6-8 pm, Progress (also college CE info night)
• Mon., Dec. 3, 2007, 7 pm,Ashtonbee
• Thurs., Jan. 3, 2008, 6-8 pm, Progress (also college CE info night)
• Thurs., March 27, 2008, 7 pm,Ashtonbee
• Wed.,April 30, 6-8 pm, 2008, Progress (also college CE info night)
ECE Resource Consultant info session: Thurs., Sept. 6, 2007, 6-7 pm,
Ashtonbee
For more information, please call 416-289-5000, ext. 7086, e-mail
pbracken@centennial college.ca, or visit centennialcollege.ca/ece

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Early Childhood Resource Consultant –
PROGRAM CODE 7060
This is a post-diploma certificate of achievement program for Early Childhood
Educators who want to learn the essential skills required to promote the inclusion
of children with special needs in the child care community. Upon successful
completion, graduates qualify as Resource Teachers/Consultants under the Day
Nurseries Act.
Applicants must have an Early Childhood Education Diploma from an Ontario
college or a letter of equivalency from the AECEO.To maximize your potential
for success in this program, applicants should possess the following skills and
experience:
• ECE experience in the child care field
• strong verbal and written communication skills
• computer skills (to produce professional reports)
For more information, please contact the program supervisor at
416-289-5000, ext. 4201, e-mail rlister2@my.centennialcollege.ca, or visit
centennialcollege.ca/ece
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT
Ontario College Early Childhood Education diploma, or letter of equivalency from the AECEO.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
There are seven academic courses and two supervised field practicums. Courses run
consecutively, and a minimum C grade must be maintained in each course to continue within
the program. Students must successfully complete Level 1 before moving to Level 2.
LEVEL 1
Exploring Inclusion SN-400
Working With Families SN-401
Field Practicum 1 SN-402
Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403
Individual Family Service Planning 2 SN-405
LEVEL 2
Strategies for Success and Inclusion SN-404
Advocacy in the Home, School & Community SN-406
Coordinating Resources SN-407
Field Practicum 2 SN-408
Post-Graduate Certificate
Early Childhood Administration –
PROGRAM CODE 7115
This is a part-time, graduate certificate program for Early Childhood Educators
who want the essential supervisory, administrative and management skills to
advance their careers. Evening classes enable professionals to learn the latest
theories, exchange ideas and network without leaving their jobs.Topics include
staff supervision, funding proposals, computer applications, effecting change and
marketing.A recent police reference check required for practicum.
For more information, please call 416-289-5000, ext. 2337, e-mail
lhaines@centennialcollege.ca or visit centennialcollege.ca/ece
Note:The deadline for registering for these courses is seven days prior to the first class, or please
contact the program supervisor at 416-289-5000, ext. 2337, lhaines@centennialcollege.ca to
discuss your plans.
TRANSFER CREDIT
If you wish to obtain credit for courses taken at other post-secondary institutions, please call
416-289-5000, ext. 2337, for details.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Ontario College Diploma in Early Childhood Education (ECE) or equivalent.A copy of your ECE
diploma, or letter of equivalency, is required.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
There are eight academic courses and one supervised field practicum:
Management and Leadership Skills for Early Childhood Educators CY-417*
Staff Supervision and Development in Early Childhood Settings CY-419*
ECE Curriculum Design and Implementation:
Infancy Through School-Age CY-418*
Small Business Practices, Part A – Financial Planning, Management and
Resources in Early Childhood Settings CY-420*
Small Business Practices, Part B – Marketing Early Childhood Education CY-421*
Advocacy and Professionalism in Early Childhood Education CY-422
Advanced Professionalism Communications Strategies
for Early Childhood Educators CY-415
Advanced Professional, Computer Applications (or equivalency-COMP-101) CY-416*
Early Childhood Administration: Field Practicum CY-423
*Not all courses are offered this academic year.
1. Foundation Studies Unit
Tools for Lifelong Learning ECEP-120
Prerequisite/Corequisite: ENGL-160/161
801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec.17, 7-10 pm – No class Oct. 8 ASH
821 Mon., March 3-June 9, 7-10 pm – No class May 19 PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours of assigned projects or related tasks
Observing Child Development ECEP-117
Prerequisites/Corequisites: Principles of Human Behaviour GNED-129, Practicing
College English Skills ENGL-160/161
821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 22, 7-10 pm ASH
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Note:An updated police reference check will be necessary for this course.
Focus on the Program ECEP-118
Prerequisite/Corequisite: Practicing College English Skills ENGL-160/161
821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 24, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
The Early Childhood Educator and the Community CECS-104
(This course is equivalent to ECEP-119.)
Prerequisites: Practicing College English Skills ENGL-160/161,Tools for Lifelong Learning
ECEP-120
801 Tues, Sept. 11-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm ASH
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus community visits as assigned and three hours of related tasks
Early Childhood Resource Consultant Orientation Session
This orientation session clarifies the program emphasis and your role within it.
Come and have your qualifications evaluated and your questions answered
(an appointment is not required).
• Thurs., Sept. 6, 6-7 pm ASH
Please note: Due to the nature of this program, students must provide a recent criminal
reference check prior to each field placement and required courses.A criminal record or
charges pending before the courts in regard to crimes against vulnerable populations may
determine eligibility for courses and completion of the program.

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Prerequisite:Tools For Lifelong Learning, ENGL-160/161 may be taken as a corequisite
801 Thurs., Sept. 20-Nov. 22, 7-10 pm PRO
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
2. Infant and Toddler Unit
Infant and Toddler Development ECEP-122
Prerequisite: Foundation Studies completion is necessary; Reading and Writing Prose
ENGL-170/171.
801 Wed., Sept. 19 -Dec. 19, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours for assigned tasks
Professionalism ECEP-126
Prerequisite: Foundation Studies unit and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
821 Wed., Jan. 16-March 19, 7-10 pm PRO
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Understanding Families ECEP-124
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies unit and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
821 Thurs., Jan. 17-March 20, 7-10 pm ASH
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Guiding Young Children ECEP-123
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies unit, Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171 and
Infant and Toddler Development ECEP-122.
821 Mon, March 31-June 9, 7-10 pm – No class May 19 PRO
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Responsive Caregiving ECEP-125
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies unit and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
821 Tues., March 25-June 24, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours of assigned projects or related tasks
Field Practicum – Infants and Toddlers CECS-105
This course is equivalent to ECEP-127
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies unit and Responsive Caregiving ECEP-125, Infant and
Toddler Development ECEP-122.
Additional purchase: Field Practicum Manual available at the college bookstore.
801 Thurs., Sept. 20-Dec. 17 Off-site:TBD
Seminar:Thurs., Sept. 20, 5-7 pm* ASH
821 Mon., Jan. 21-April 28 Off-site:TBD
Seminar; Mon., Jan. 21, 5-7 pm* ASH
841 Thurs., May. 1-Aug. 15 Off-site:TBD
Seminar:Thurs., May 1, 5-7 pm* ASH
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two additional seminars for each section – dates TBD
Notes:
1. This is a planned experience of 25 days in an approved field setting under supervision, plus
seven hours of seminars. Once registered, please call 416-289-5000, ext. 4103 to arrange
your placement.Although a 25-day/eight-hour block is preferable, part-time arrangements
may be made with the program supervisor if needed.
2. A current police reference check is required for the Practicum.
3. ECE Preschool Unit
Positive Guidance Strategies ECEP-211
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant Toddler Unit completed, including Practicum
and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
801 Mon., Sept. 17-Nov. 26, 7-10 pm – No class Oct. 8 PRO
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Preschool Curriculum ECEP-212
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant Toddler Unit completed including Practicum,
and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 7-10 pm ASH
$267.40 (includes materials fee – text extra)
*plus 15 hours for assigned tasks, field work
Health and Wellness – Preschool School Age ECEP-213
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant and Toddler units completed, including
Practicum and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
801 Thurs., Sept. 27-Nov. 29, 7-10 pm PRO
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Preschool and School-Age Development ECEP-210
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant Toddler units completed, including
Practicum and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 22, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Developing Partnerships ECEP-214
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant and Toddler units completed, including
Practicum and Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171
821 Wed., March 26-May 28, 7-10 pm ASH
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Field Practicum – Preschool CECS-106
This course is equivalent to ECEP-216
Additional purchase: Field Practicum Manual – Preschool available in our college
bookstore Phone: 416-289-5224
Prerequisites: Foundation Studies and Infant Toddler Unit, Positive Guidance Strategies
ECEP-211, Preschool Curriculum ECEP-212; Health and Development of Preschool Children
ECEP-210 may also be a corequisite.
801 Thurs., Sept. 20-Dec. 20 Off-site:TBD
Seminar:Tues., Sept. 20, 5-7 pm* ASH
821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 24 Off-site:TBD
Seminar:Thurs., Jan. 17, 5-7 pm* ASH
821 Thurs., May 1-Aug. 15 Off-site:TBD
Seminar:Thurs., May 1, 5-7 pm* ASH
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two additional seminars for each section – dates TBD
Please see centennialcollege.ca/ece for spring/summer dates
Notes:
1. This placement is 25, eight-hour days in an approved field setting under supervision.
Although a block is preferable, part-time arrangements may be possible. Once you have
registered, contact Mary Lawrence at 416-289-5000, ext. 2892, or e-mail
mlawrence@centennialcollege.ca for further information. If you have successfully
completed one practicum (B+ grade or better) and have at least two years work experience
in a licenced child setting, you may be eligible to apply for Prior Learning Assessment
and Recognition. Students must have completed Units 1, 2 and 3 before taking Unit 4
– Exploring Careers.
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Preschool and School Age Curriculum ECEP-221
Prerequisites: Completion of all three units including field placements.
801 Tues., Sept. 18-Dec. 18, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours of assigned projects or related tasks
Perspectives on Family Violence ECEP-215
Prerequisite: Completion of all three units including field practicum
801 Thurs., Sept. 20-Nov. 22, 7-10 pm ASH
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Inclusion of Children with Special Needs ECEP-220
Prerequisites: Completion of all three units including practicum.
821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 22, 7-10 pm PRO
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Advocacy ECEP-222
Prerequisites: Completion of all three units including practicum.
821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm ASH
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours of assigned projects or related tasks
Professional Development ECEP-223
Prerequisites: Completion of all ECE Core courses including practicums.
Corequisite: Must be taken with Final Practicum ECE- 226 (this course replaces practicum
seminars).
801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec. 5 (bi-weekly), 5-7 pm* PRO
821 Mon., Jan. 14-March 19 (bi-weekly), 5-7 pm*
841 Mon., May 5-Aug. 11 (bi-weekly), 5-7 pm*
$112.30 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus three hours of assigned tasks
Final Practicum CECS-107
This course is equivalent to ECEP-226.
This course must be taken in conjunction with Professional Development ECEP-223.
Prerequisite: Completion of all other ECE courses, including two practicums.
Prior Learning and Recognition (PLAR) credit is not granted for this course.
Corequisite: Professional Development ECEP-223 (replaces seminars for this practicum).
801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec. 20 Off-site:TBD
821 Mon., Jan. 14-April 28
841 Mon., May 5-Aug. 11
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Notes:
1. This placement is 25, eight-hour days in an approved field setting under supervision.
Although a block is preferable, part-time arrangements may be possible. Once you have
registered, call Mary Lawrence at 416-289-5000, ext. 2892 for further information.You may
begin your placement after attending your first Professional Development ECEP-223 class
2. A current police reference check is required for this practicum.
Standard First Aid (SFA) including CPR/AED CCPRO-101
This course is not required to achieve the Early Childhood Education Diploma in 2007-2008,
but it is recommended that you complete a recognized first aid course before taking a job
in the field. For course description, see p. 138 or visit our website centennialcollegec.ca/cpr
Early Childhood Resource Consultant – Level 1 Courses
Exploring Inclusion SN-400
801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Nov. 15, 7-10 pm ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two, three-hour Saturday sessions, to be arranged
Working With Families SN-401
Prerequisite: Exploring Inclusion SN-401
801 Thurs., Nov. 22-Feb. 7, 7-10 pm – No class Dec. 20 & Dec. 27 ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two, three-hour Saturday sessions, to be arranged
Field Practicum 1 SN-402
Prerequisite: Exploring Inclusion SN-400
821 Mon., 14-Jan. 14-April 28
Seminar: Mon., Jan.14, 7 pm
ASH
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403
Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,Working With Families SN-401
821 Thurs., Feb. 14-April 17, 7-10 pm* ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two, three-hour Saturday sessions, to be arranged
Individual Family Service Planning 2 SN-405
Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,Working With Families SN-401,
Field Practicum 1 SN-402, Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403
841 Thurs.,April 24-June 26, 7-10 pm* ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two, three-hour Saturday sessions, to be arranged
Early Childhood Resource Consultant – Level 2 Courses
Strategies for Success & Inclusion SN-404
Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,WorkingWith Families SN-401, Field Practicum 1
SN-402, Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403, Individual Family Service Planning 2
SN-405
841 Tues. & Thurs., July 3-Aug. 12, 7-10 pm ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Advocacy in the Home, School & Community SN-406
Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,Working With Families SN-401, Field Practicum
1 SN-402, Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403, Individual Family Service Planning
2 SN-405, Strategies for Success & Inclusion SN-404
801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Nov. 15, 7-10 pm* ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus two, three-hour Saturday sessions, to be arranged
Need more information?
Please call 416-289-5207, e-mail ce@centennial
college.ca or visit centennialcollege.ca/ce.

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Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,WorkingWith Families SN-401, Field Practicum 1
SN-402, Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403, Individual Family Service Planning 2
SN-405, Strategies for Success & Inclusion SN-404,Advocacy in the Home, School & Community
SN-406
801 Thurs., Nov. 22, 7-10 pm* ASH
$220.87 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus nine, three-hour sessions to be arranged and an additional 15 hours of
independent study
Field Practicum 2 SN-408
Prerequisites: Exploring Inclusion SN-400,WorkingWith Families SN-401, Field Practicum 1
SN-402, Individual Family Service Planning 1 SN-403, Individual Family Service Planning 2
SN-405, Strategies for Success & Inclusion SN-404
801 Mon., Sept. 17-Dec. 10, 7-10 pm ASH
Seminar: Mon., Sept. 17, 7-10 pm
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Early Childhood Administration Courses (Post-Graduate)
Advocacy & Professionalism in Early Childhood Education CY-422
801 Tues., Sept. 25-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm* PRO
$379.45 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
*plus nine hours for assigned projects or related tasks
Advanced Professional Communication Strategies for
Early Childhood Educators CY-415
821 Tues., Feb. 5-April 22, 7-10 pm* PRO
$379.45 (includes material fees – text extra)
*plus nine hours for assigned projects or related tasks
Field Practicum CY-423
Prerequisites/Corequisites: Successful completion of the eight courses in the Early
Childhood Administration program.
801 Tues., Sept. 18-Dec. 18, Off-site:TBD
821 Tues., Jan. 22-April 22
$340 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Note: Prior to registration you should call 416-289-5000 ext. 2337.To discuss and confirm
the appropriateness of your intended field practicum.
Child & Youth Worker
Diploma in
Child and Youth Worker – Program Code 1205
Upon successful completion of the three levels outlined below, you will receive a
Child and Youth Worker diploma and be fully recognized in the field as a qualified
professional.
For further details, call the coordinator at 416-289-5000, ext. 2050 or e-mail
ckamps@centennialcollege.ca.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
LEVEL 1
Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170
Principles of Human Behaviour GNED-129
Introduction to Child and Youth Work CYWP-100
Childhood Disorders CYWP-101
Counselling and Communication Skills CYWP-102
Preparation for Field Placement CYWP-103
Developmental Issues in Childhood & Adolescence CYWP-104
Field Practicum 1 CYWP-105
Integrative (Field) Seminar 1 CYWP-106
Approaches to Literature GNED-101
School Based Child and Youth Work CYWP-107
Psychopathology in Childhood CYWP-108
Group Interaction in Child & Youth Work CYWP-109
Residential Treatment CYWP-110
Introduction to Family Development CYWP-111
LEVEL 2
Multimodal Therapies in Child and Youth Work CYWP-201
Psychopathology in Adolescence and Early Adulthood CYWP-202
Family Dysfunctions and Therapies CYWP-203
Laws Affecting Treatment Delivery CYWP-204
Clinical Recording and Presentation Skills CYWP-205
Field Practicum 2 CYWP-206
Integrative Seminar 2 CYWP-207
Advanced Group Work Skills CYWP-208
Prevention and Management of Aggressive Behaviour CYWP-209
General Education Elective
LEVEL 3
Field Practicum 3 Specialized – Part 1 CYWP-301
Integrative Field Seminar 3 – Part 1 CYWP-302
Child Abuse: Physical, Emotional & Sexual CYWP-303
Advanced Counselling Skills CYWP-304
Life and Social Skills Training CYWP-305
Field Practicum 3 Specialized – Part 2 CYWP-306
Integrative Field Seminar 3 – Part 2 CYWP-307
Crisis Interventions CYWP-308
Administrative and Organizational Issues in CYW CYWP-309
Research Methodology CYWP-310
General Education Elective
Note: Minimum C grade required for all CYWP courses
LEVEL 1 COURSES
Introduction to Child and Youth Work CYWP-100
801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 19, 5:30-9:30 pm PRO
821 Tues., Jan. 8-April 15, 5:30-9:30 pm
$344.95 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Childhood Disorders CYWP-101
801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 6:30-9:30 pm PRO
821 Mon., Jan. 7-April 14, 6:30-9:30 pm
$267.40 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Counselling and Communication Skills CYWP-102
801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 20, 6:30-8:30 pm PRO
841 Sat.,April 5-July 12, 8:30-10:30 am
$189.85 (includes $25 materials fee – text extra)
Register early!
Some courses may be cancelled because we didn’t
know you wanted them! And some very popular
courses fill quickly. Please register early to avoid
disappointment. Register now for any course
in this book!