CDI Adds Law Clerk and Youth Services Worker Programs in Toronto

In response to industry demand, CDI College has added two new programs to their offerings. They recently announced the addition of a Law Clerk program, as well as a Child and Youth Service worker program.

Both programs are designed to get students trained and on the workforce as quickly as possible. The Law Clerk program prepares students with an interest in law and justice for a career in just 56 weeks.

“Whatever the setting, law clerks wear many hats – gatekeeper, scheduler, and administrator – and their contributions help keep the legal process moving smoothly,” said a release from CDI College.

“Students with a love of research and writing learn how to turn those into marketable skills by studying the fundamentals; accounting and bookkeeping, research, writing and communication, and the workings of the Canadian government and court system.”

The Child and Youth Service program gets you trained in under a year. Students can learn the skills they need in 44 weeks.

“Canada’s need for social services, particularly for children and youth, has created a growing job market and an opportunity for people to make a positive change in their community,” said Larry Heinzlmeir, VP of Marketing for CDI College.

“This new program gives students all the knowledge and real-world experience they need to begin long-term, fulfilling careers helping children.”

Schools mentioned: CDI College