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What It Takes to Become a Child and Youth Worker?

Posted by Jason White on Tuesday, September 2, 2014, In : College Education 

Child and youth workers help children and adolescents with a whole range of issues from emotional disabilities to new experiences, behavioural difficulties and teenage pregnancy. Traditionally, these practitioners have been playing a standalone role in the society. However, nowadays they play a dominant role in a breadth of jobs and sectors, facilitating personal, social and educational growth of children and youth.

The child and youth work is aimed towards:

  • Developing supportive relatio...

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Child and Youth Worker Program Teaches Professionalism and Sensitivity

Posted by Jason White on Thursday, July 17, 2014, In : College Education 
When working with the public in emotional situations — specifically those involving the safety of children — it is essential to remain sensitive to the needs of the people involved but also be professional at all times. This may be challenging, as the 2012 Child Welfare Report indicates that Ontario’s Children’s Aid Societies (CASs) responded to more than 167,900 calls from professionals and concerned members of the community about the possible abuse and neglect ...

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Becoming a Child and Youth Worker in Canada

Posted by Jason White on Wednesday, April 2, 2014, In : College Education 

Child and youth workers in Canada have been involved in growth and development of children and youth, and their families in a variety of ways. They promote education, offer children and adolescents support and care, empowering them to fight against injustice, inequalities and build positive relationships.

The professionals have excellent conceptual and theoretical knowledge coupled with practical understanding of the various systems, including social, psychological and economic, which may be a...


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