You want to reach out to members of your community to assist those who need a helping hand. At the George Brown College School of Social and Community Services, you will benefit from our wide range of courses in social and community services , and our partnership with over 1,000 community agencies. Our student-centred programs focus on independent thinking, intervention know-how, teamwork, leadership, community awareness and professionalism. With these important skills, your motivation to help others will turn into a rewarding career as a:
- Substance abuse counsellor
- Mental health worker
- Counsellor advocate for abused women and children
- Child and youth worker
- Community worker
- Court support worker
- Career counsellor
- Employment counsellor
- Behaviour therapist
- Behaviour analyst
- Intervener
- Sign language interpreter
- Family support worker
- Life skills coach
- Residential support worker
- Community educator
- Street support worker
- Settlement counsellor
- Outreach worker
- Case manager
- Program manager
- AIDS educator
- Support group facilitator
You can make a difference in your community with an education from the George Brown College School of Social and Community Services.