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Q.1: What is the Community Service Worker Program?
The Community Service Worker Program is designed to train students to assist individuals and communities in accessing social services and support programs. Graduates will be equipped to work in various social and community service settings.
Q.2: Are there practical training components in the Community Service Worker Program?
Yes, the program includes hands-on training, field placements, and practicums to provide students with real-world experience in community service settings.
Q.3: What career opportunities are available after completing the Community Service Worker Program?
Graduates can pursue careers as community service workers, caseworkers, social service assistants, and support workers in various non-profit and government organizations.
Q.4: What makes TAHA College's Community Service Worker Program unique?
TAHA College emphasizes practical training, experienced instructors, and a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for effective community service roles with a strong focus on empathy and social responsibility.
Q.5: What are the class sizes for the Community Service Worker Program?
TAHA College maintains small class sizes to ensure personalized attention and interaction with instructors, fostering a supportive learning environment.
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