Program Overview
The Caregiver Support Worker Foundations Certificate Program at Royal Metro College may be of interest to individuals who want to learn more about Caregiver Support Worker career paths; are currently working as a CSW without any qualifications; or to prepare for a more comprehensive training program.
The program/course work focuses on the role and responsibilities of being a Caregiver Support Worker; as well as some of the legislative, practical, legal and ethical issues facing support workers while providing general care to clients.
Key issues such as client demographics / needs are covered. As well, the program will provide general knowledge of how carers help clients manage the impact of age, disability, disease and injury.
Foundation communication skills are covered; along with future training options and career pathways.
Admission Requirements
- High school graduation or equivalent (i.e. GED)
- At least 19 years of age.
- Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through with prior education in English at grade 10 level or higher or through an English language assessment (IELTS 5 or equivalent).
Note:
Students may be required to provide additional information/ documentation. For example, a copy of government issued identification; acknowledgement of student handbook/ polices; international students may require evidence of a valid study permit.
Course Outline
| COURSE | TOPIC | HOURS |
|---|---|---|
| Caregiver Support Worker | · Introduction to caregiving and support work fundamentals · Legal and ethical considerations for support workers · Challenges and issues in caregiving workplaces | 40 |
| CSW Workplace / Client Needs | · Core knowledge about caregiver roles in the workplace · Understanding client needs in caregiving settings · How caregivers support different workplace scenarios | 40 |
| CSW Communication / Professional | · Communicating effectively with clients and stakeholders · Responding to emergencies and professional workplace behavior · Awareness of key workplace issues · Career pathways and future training options | 40 |
Tuition and Duration
| Status | Does Not Require PTA Approval | |
| Credential | Certificate | |
| NOC Code | 4212 – Social & Community Service Workers | |
| CIP Code | 19.0707 Family and Community Services | |
| Duration | Hours: 120 Weeks Full-Time: 5 Weeks Part-Time: 6 |
|
| Schedule | Full Time or Part Time | |
| Delivery Method | In-Class Distance Combined Synchronous & Asynchronous |
|
| Language of Instruction | English | |
| Domestic Students | International Students | |
| Tuition | $990 | $990 |
| Application Fee | $250 | $250 |
| Administration Fee | $350 | $350 |
| Assessment Fee | $250 | $250 |
| Course Materials Fee | $100 | $100 |
General Questions
- When was RMC founded?
- Since its establishment in 2005 in Coquitlam, BC, RMC has been dedicated to delivering high-quality career-focused education. Now based in New Westminster, the college continues to grow as a respected institution preparing students for success in today’s competitive workforce.
- What courses/programs do you offer?
- At Royal Metro College (RMC), we offer a wide range of diploma and certificate programs. Including Esthetics Diploma (with Co-op option), Hospitality Diploma (with Co-op option), Business Administration Diploma, Early Childhood Education Assistant (ECEA), Nail Technology Certificate, Pedicure & Manicure, Facial Certificate, Waxing Certificate, and Eyelash Extension Certificate (three levels). We also offer Intensive Academic Preparation (IAP) and English Studies (ESL) programs to accelerate students’ academic progress.
- Do you offer financial aid?
- Qualified students can apply for StudentAid BC. They help with the cost of post-secondary education through student loans, grants, and scholarships. StudentAid BC also has programs that help with loan repayment.
- How to apply for Royal Metro College?
- You can apply in-person at Royal Metro College (RMC) or online, please visit here for more detail. To apply in-person, please visit us at #323-800 Carnarvon St, New Westminster, BC V3M 0J3.
- When can I receive an update on my application?
- You will receive an update on your application within 1-3 business days.
- Do your programs qualify for study permit applications for international students?
- All of our diploma programs are qualified for study permit applications. Students can apply for study permits within Canada or overseas. Royal Metro College welcomes students all over the world.
- Is your diploma recognized in the industry/across Canada?
- Yes, our diplomas are recognized worldwide, allowing graduates to work as professionals globally.
- Is Royal Metro College (RMC) a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)?
- Royal Metro College (RMC) is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) approved by the BC Ministry and Advanced Education – Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) and Education Quality Assurance (EQA) of British Columbia.
- What’s the Refund policy?
- For detailed information regarding refund policy, please refer to the refund policy.
- Do you provide Provincial Attestation Letters (PAL) to international students?
- Royal Metro College (RMC) can provide Provincial Attestation Letters (PAL) required for study permit applications to international students.
BC Student Loan
StudentAid BC empowers qualified students to pursue their post-secondary dreams by providing financial assistance through student loans, grants, and scholarships. They also offer support programs to help with loan repayment.
- Check basic eligibility requirements.
- be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or have protected person status
- have a valid Canadian social insurance number
- be a resident of British Columbia
- be enrolled in an eligible program of study at an eligible post-secondary institution
- be able to demonstrate financial need
- make academic progress and achieve satisfactory scholastic standing in each period of post-secondary study
- Is your institution designated?
- How to apply for a loan?
- Create a StudentAid BC Account using a BC Services Card account as your digital ID. All applicants need to set up a BC Services Card account to access the student loan application via the StudentAid BC Dashboard. Go to the StudentAid BC Login page and click “Login with a BC Services Card account” and it will guide you through the process.
- Choose the post-secondary school you want to attend and determine the study period (registration period) for which you need funding.
- Check to make sure your school is designated for StudentAid BC funding.
- Figure out how much money you need to attend school:
- Use the financial need formula
- Complete a budget worksheet
- Check your eligibility for the maximum funding limits
- Apply online through the StudentAid BC Dashboard. Log in with a BC Services Card account, complete and submit the online StudentAid BC application. Prior to submitting your application, you will be asked to read the terms and conditions of the StudentAid BC Declaration and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Consent for income verification then tick the consent boxes.
Grants, scholarships, and other financial supports
There are numerous financial aid programs available to assist with the cost of post-secondary education.
Below is a list of grants, scholarships, and other non-repayable funding options. Select each program to explore further details.
In-Person
Please find our contact information Here
If you want to reach out to a specific staff, please find the contact information Here
If there are any questions during the process, please feel free to call +1 (604) 492-2005 or email info@royalmetro.ca
Online
Please complete the following form
Note: If a program is not listed on the Program selection then it means it is not offered in the current semester.
If there are any questions during the process, please feel free to call +1 (604) 492-2005 or email info@royalmetro.ca
Program Overview
The Caregiver Support Worker Foundations Certificate Program at Royal Metro College may be of interest to individuals who want to learn more about Caregiver Support Worker career paths; are currently working as a CSW without any qualifications; or to prepare for a more comprehensive training program.
The program/course work focuses on the role and responsibilities of being a Caregiver Support Worker; as well as some of the legislative, practical, legal and ethical issues facing support workers while providing general care to clients.
Key issues such as client demographics / needs are covered. As well, the program will provide general knowledge of how carers help clients manage the impact of age, disability, disease and injury.
Foundation communication skills are covered; along with future training options and career pathways.
Admission Requirements
- High school graduation or equivalent (i.e. GED)
- At least 19 years of age.
- Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through with prior education in English at grade 10 level or higher or through an English language assessment (IELTS 5 or equivalent).
Note:
Students may be required to provide additional information/ documentation. For example, a copy of government issued identification; acknowledgement of student handbook/ polices; international students may require evidence of a valid study permit.
Course Outline
| COURSE | TOPIC | HOURS |
|---|---|---|
| Caregiver Support Worker | · Introduction to caregiving and support work fundamentals · Legal and ethical considerations for support workers · Challenges and issues in caregiving workplaces | 40 |
| CSW Workplace / Client Needs | · Core knowledge about caregiver roles in the workplace · Understanding client needs in caregiving settings · How caregivers support different workplace scenarios | 40 |
| CSW Communication / Professional | · Communicating effectively with clients and stakeholders · Responding to emergencies and professional workplace behavior · Awareness of key workplace issues · Career pathways and future training options | 40 |
Tuition and Duration
| Status | Does Not Require PTA Approval | |
| Credential | Certificate | |
| NOC Code | 4212 – Social & Community Service Workers | |
| CIP Code | 19.0707 Family and Community Services | |
| Duration | Hours: 120 Weeks Full-Time: 5 Weeks Part-Time: 6 |
|
| Schedule | Full Time or Part Time | |
| Delivery Method | In-Class Distance Combined Synchronous & Asynchronous |
|
| Language of Instruction | English | |
| Domestic Students | International Students | |
| Tuition | $990 | $990 |
| Application Fee | $250 | $250 |
| Administration Fee | $350 | $350 |
| Assessment Fee | $250 | $250 |
| Course Materials Fee | $100 | $100 |
General Questions
- When was RMC founded?
- Since its establishment in 2005 in Coquitlam, BC, RMC has been dedicated to delivering high-quality career-focused education. Now based in New Westminster, the college continues to grow as a respected institution preparing students for success in today’s competitive workforce.
- What courses/programs do you offer?
- At Royal Metro College (RMC), we offer a wide range of diploma and certificate programs. Including Esthetics Diploma (with Co-op option), Hospitality Diploma (with Co-op option), Business Administration Diploma, Early Childhood Education Assistant (ECEA), Nail Technology Certificate, Pedicure & Manicure, Facial Certificate, Waxing Certificate, and Eyelash Extension Certificate (three levels). We also offer Intensive Academic Preparation (IAP) and English Studies (ESL) programs to accelerate students’ academic progress.
- Do you offer financial aid?
- Qualified students can apply for StudentAid BC. They help with the cost of post-secondary education through student loans, grants, and scholarships. StudentAid BC also has programs that help with loan repayment.
- How to apply for Royal Metro College?
- You can apply in-person at Royal Metro College (RMC) or online, please visit here for more detail. To apply in-person, please visit us at #323-800 Carnarvon St, New Westminster, BC V3M 0J3.
- When can I receive an update on my application?
- You will receive an update on your application within 1-3 business days.
- Do your programs qualify for study permit applications for international students?
- All of our diploma programs are qualified for study permit applications. Students can apply for study permits within Canada or overseas. Royal Metro College welcomes students all over the world.
- Is your diploma recognized in the industry/across Canada?
- Yes, our diplomas are recognized worldwide, allowing graduates to work as professionals globally.
- Is Royal Metro College (RMC) a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)?
- Royal Metro College (RMC) is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) approved by the BC Ministry and Advanced Education – Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) and Education Quality Assurance (EQA) of British Columbia.
- What’s the Refund policy?
- For detailed information regarding refund policy, please refer to the refund policy.
- Do you provide Provincial Attestation Letters (PAL) to international students?
- Royal Metro College (RMC) can provide Provincial Attestation Letters (PAL) required for study permit applications to international students.
BC Student Loan
StudentAid BC empowers qualified students to pursue their post-secondary dreams by providing financial assistance through student loans, grants, and scholarships. They also offer support programs to help with loan repayment.
- Check basic eligibility requirements.
- be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or have protected person status
- have a valid Canadian social insurance number
- be a resident of British Columbia
- be enrolled in an eligible program of study at an eligible post-secondary institution
- be able to demonstrate financial need
- make academic progress and achieve satisfactory scholastic standing in each period of post-secondary study
- Is your institution designated?
- How to apply for a loan?
- Create a StudentAid BC Account using a BC Services Card account as your digital ID. All applicants need to set up a BC Services Card account to access the student loan application via the StudentAid BC Dashboard. Go to the StudentAid BC Login page and click “Login with a BC Services Card account” and it will guide you through the process.
- Choose the post-secondary school you want to attend and determine the study period (registration period) for which you need funding.
- Check to make sure your school is designated for StudentAid BC funding.
- Figure out how much money you need to attend school:
- Use the financial need formula
- Complete a budget worksheet
- Check your eligibility for the maximum funding limits
- Apply online through the StudentAid BC Dashboard. Log in with a BC Services Card account, complete and submit the online StudentAid BC application. Prior to submitting your application, you will be asked to read the terms and conditions of the StudentAid BC Declaration and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Consent for income verification then tick the consent boxes.
Grants, scholarships, and other financial supports
There are numerous financial aid programs available to assist with the cost of post-secondary education.
Below is a list of grants, scholarships, and other non-repayable funding options. Select each program to explore further details.
In-Person
Please find our contact information Here
If you want to reach out to a specific staff, please find the contact information Here
If there are any questions during the process, please feel free to call +1 (604) 492-2005 or email info@royalmetro.ca
Online
Please complete the following form
Note: If a program is not listed on the Program selection then it means it is not offered in the current semester.
If there are any questions during the process, please feel free to call +1 (604) 492-2005 or email info@royalmetro.ca