Students in the 44-week program will gain a fundamental understanding of psychology, pharmacology, ethics, and communications. They also learn about the fundamentals of addiction and its impact on high risk populations, youth and families.
Addictions and Community Services Workers hold professional and paraprofessional jobs in a diverse range of settings such as child, youth, and family social service agencies, and programs concerned specifically with alcoholism, drug abuse, family violence, and the aged.
Students in the 44-week program will gain a fundamental understanding of psychology, pharmacology, ethics, and communications.
They also learn about the fundamentals of addiction and its impact on high risk populations, youth and families.
Students will also learn about case file management, treatment planning, and various community resources available to clients with addiction and mental health issues in Alberta.
Prior to graduation, students partake in a mandatory field placement where they will apply and adapt the knowledge and skills learned in the classroom in the real-world situations. Graduates of this program will be prepared to work in a range of social service settings in the province.
Interested in becoming a social services worker? Find out about the Addictions and Community Services Worker program at Reeves College and get started on a rewarding career path.
Why You Should Choose Reeves College
Researching programs and gathering information about schools takes time. And you need to consider whether the school will help you meet your personal and professional needs as well as provide you with a top-notch education.
At Reeves College, we recognize that you must select a school that suits your needs, so we encourage you to consider the following points:
Professional Instruction
Reeves College instructors are industry-experienced professionals whose knowledge and qualifications enhance the learning process for all students.
Relevant Career Training Programs:
Reeves College maintains close relationships with the business and health care communities to ensure our curriculum is in sync with marketplace demands and that our graduates leave us equipped with the skills to be successful in their careers.
Location:
We have eight campuses across Alberta. All campuses are centrally located near shops, business districts, cafes and entertainment and are easily accessible by public transportation.
Student-focused Environment:
Every Reeves College staff member is committed to your success. From administration and instructors to admissions and support staff, we endeavor to create a welcoming and supportive environment that facilitates learning and encourages success.
Small Classes:
Class sizes range from 10 to 25 students at a time. Reeves College believes that smaller classes allow more one-on-one instruction for students, thereby enhancing the quality of their education.
Learning for Success:
Our programs run on a modular basis so you learn one subject at a time before moving on to the next. And our programs have a number of start dates so you can embark on a career path whenever you are ready.
Hands-on Practicum and Career Placement Assistance
Practicum placement coordinators work closely with you during a five-week on-the-job-training period. They also assist you in preparing your resumes, conducting job searches and finding employment after graduation.
Fast training with a career focus:
Our diploma programs are designed to get students into the job market as quickly as possible.
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