CDI College Adds Addictions and Community Services Worker Program in Ajax

The Community Services Worker program will teach them how to understand the complex issues surrounding substance abuse in our society.

Students looking to study to become an addictions councilor or a Community Services Worker can now do so in the Ajax, Ontario area.

CDI College recently announced they will be adding an Addictions and Community Services Worker program to their Ajax campus in Ontario.

“Community and social service work is an ideal career path for anyone who wants to make a difference in their community,” said Larry Heinzlmeir, Vice-President of Marketing at CDI College.

“The Addictions and Community Services Worker program at CDI College provides the comprehensive education that will prepare students to start rewarding and fulfilling careers helping people who need it.”

The program will allow students to get trained in a year (52 weeks) and will teach them how to understand the complex issues surrounding substance abuse in our society.

The Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities forecasts strong employment prospects for community and social service workers in Ontario. Well qualified graduates can quickly find great careers in non-institutional health services such as community mental health centres, addictions clinics and group homes.

Graduates will also be qualified to work in family social service agencies, correctional facilities and homes for those living with physical or developmental challenges.

CDI College will start accepting applications immediately.

Schools mentioned: CDI College