The course list, or program of study, outlines the program's structure by term and year. In it is the group of courses you must complete in order to graduate.
In years one and two, foundational courses prepare you to form helping relationships with youth and families through effective communication, understanding of adolescent and lifespan development, family dynamics, and activities programming. Personal and professional development are central themes throughout your course work.
2012 - 2013
In years one and two, foundational courses prepare you to form helping relationships with youth and families through effective communication, understanding of adolescent and lifespan development, family dynamics, and activities programming. Personal and professional development are central themes throughout your course work.
*You may choose to exit the program with a Child and Youth Care diploma after successful completion of years one and two.
2012 - 2013
In years three and four, core child and youth care courses prepare you for advanced child and youth care practice in intensive programs for youth and families with multiple and more complex challenges. Research and statistical analysis courses are introduced and related to the field of child and youth care. Arts and Science courses broaden and complete your degree education.
2012 - 2013
In years three and four, core child and youth care courses prepare you for advanced child and youth care practice in intensive programs for youth and families with multiple and more complex challenges. Research and statistical analysis courses are introduced and related to the field of child and youth care. Arts and Science courses broaden and complete your degree education.
2012 - 2013
Courses in years 1 and 2 of the program are offered on through part-time distance delivery, and are structured around the use of independent study modules. The program provides comprehensive materials and instructor support to facilitate student learning and success. Local and distance students have the option of registering in teleconference and web-based classes. Completion of the first two years of the degree, or the diploma-exit requirements, through part-time study usually takes between three and five years.
Part-time courses, Fall 2011 and Winter 2012
Open Studies, Fall 2011 and Winter 2012
Tuition Fee Schedule:
- Bachelor of Child and Youth Care - Table 2
- Open Studies - Table 5
