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Personal Support Worker NACC

NACC Personal Support Worker (Hybrid)

Overview


Transform Lives: Explore Taha College's NACC-Certified Personal Support Worker Program in Partnership with NACC!


Are you driven by a deep desire to care for others and make a positive impact on their lives? Taha College proudly presents its prestigious Personal Support Worker Program, in collaboration with the National Association of Career Colleges (NACC), where you can embark on a transformative journey to become a skilled and compassionate healthcare professional.

Why TAHA College ?

 

Hands-On Training

 

At TAHA College, we prioritize practical learning experiences. During your practicum, you'll engage in direct client care, care planning, and team collaboration under the supervision of experienced healthcare professionals.

 

Personalized Guidance

 

Your success as a personal support worker is our priority. Our dedicated instructors provide personalized guidance and mentorship, helping you develop the skills and confidence to deliver exceptional care to clients.

 

Benefits of the Program

 

Enrolling in our NACC Personal Support Worker DE Program at TAHA College offers numerous benefits. You'll gain practical skills in client assessment, therapeutic care techniques, and safety protocols, preparing you for a rewarding career in personal support services.

Admission Requirements

 

  • A Canadian High School Equivalency Diploma (General Education Development Test), OR
     
  • Equivalent: Foreign credentials must be translated in English and assessed for Grade 12 equivalency by a recognized organization such as WES (World Education Service) (refer to Section I-4.4)
     
  • Mature student status may be granted to applicants who are over 19 years of age and do not have a Canadian high school diploma or GED. 
     
  • Wonderlic SLE (or other MCU approved test – Note: CAT and CAST can no longer be used)


Additional Admission Requirements

 

If English is not a student’s first language, they must provide proof of English competency. English Language Proficiency Requirements are:

 

  • IELTS – International English Language Testing Services – Minimum average score of 5.5 with no subject
     
  • TOEFL –Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet based test (IBT) – overall 80, with the minimum of each component: Reading 20; Listening 20; Speaking 20; Writing 20
     
  • CAEL: Overall 60 No section below 60
     
  • Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) with a score of 7 (no section score below 6)
     
  • Canadian Language Benchmark Tests with a score of 7 in each strand (not an average of 7)
     
  • Duolingo English Test with a minimum score of 95
     
  • Pearson PTE Academic with a minimum score of 46
     
  • NACC Written Entrance Exam (passing score of 60)
     
  • Evidence of successful completion of 2 consecutive years of full-time equivalent post-secondary study in English at a Canadian institution
     
  • Evidence of successful completion of 2 consecutive years of full-time equivalent post-secondary study in English at an institution outside of Canada
     

Non-Academic Requirement: (Essential for the Program) - Laptop Computer
 

  • Signed Vulnerable Sector Disclaimer Equivalent
     
  • Signed Medical Disclaimer

Career Opportunities

 

Career Outlook

 

The career outlook for personal support workers (NOC 3413) in Ontario is promising, with a growing demand for skilled professionals to support aging populations, individuals with disabilities, and clients requiring specialized care. As healthcare needs evolve, opportunities for personal support workers continue to expand.

 

Wages

 

Personal support workers in Ontario typically earn competitive wages, with salaries starting around the minimum wage of $16.65 per hour. With experience, specialized training, and certifications, earnings can increase. Salaries vary based on location, employer, and the specific roles and responsibilities within personal support services.

 

Workplace Opportunities

 

Graduates can pursue various roles as personal support workers, healthcare aides, home care assistants, or residential care aides. Opportunities exist in hospitals, long-term care facilities, community care settings, and private residences, offering diverse career paths in personal support services.

 

Limitless Career Opportunities

 

With a certification from TAHA College's NACC Personal Support Worker DE Program, you open doors to limitless career opportunities in the healthcare sector. Whether you aspire to work with elderly clients, individuals with disabilities, or clients needing palliative care, your role as a personal support worker will be invaluable in improving their quality of life and providing essential support.

Frequently Asked Questions ?

Q.1: What are the career prospects after completing the PSW program?

Graduates of the PSW program can find employment in a variety of settings, including long-term care facilities, hospitals, community agencies, and private homes. The demand for Personal Support Workers is strong, with many opportunities for employment.

Q.2: Is there any hands-on training in the PSW program?

Yes, the PSW DE program includes a practical component as well!

Q.3: What kind of support is available for students in the PSW DE program?

Students in the PSW DE program have access to various support services, including academic advising, career development services, job placement assistance, and financial aid & advising. Instructors and program coordinators are also available to assist with any questions or concerns.

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