The Addictions and Community Services Worker program is a diploma program comprised of on-campus lectures and labs, field trips, industry-related projects, and a work experience component that provides the student with the theory, hands-on experience, and applied learning opportunities. The program prepares the graduate for entry-level positions in community social services with particular attention to the specific needs of people affected with addiction.

The Education Assistant program is a perfect fit if you are interested in helping children and youth who require extra support to achieve their full potential. In the program, you will learn how to assist teachers in early childhood settings or elementary and secondary schools, or help children and youth in the community.

If you're looking to start a new career that makes a difference, the Child and Youth Services Worker program at CDI College is a great place to start. In the program, students will pick up the skills they need to enter the rewarding social services field, with training in areas focused on helping at-risk youth, including psychology, poverty, and addictions. Upon graduation, students can specialize in helping youth through issues of family troubles, domestic violence, and mental health. Graduates can find employment in a number of areas including drug and alcohol treatment facilities, correctional facilities, group homes, aboriginal agencies and other community service facilities.