Caregiving (Child Care) (TechPro)

Course Description:

This course is a detailed and practical course designed to equip learners in providing high-quality care for infants, toddlers, and young

children. Learners will develop abilities in giving personal care, mobility assistance, and medication management. Overall, learners will be prepared to create a safe and supportive environment for their patients. After completing the course, learners may obtain National

Certification Level II in Caregiving (Newborn to Pre-schooler) which will open pathways for roles in the different home care setting, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, or hospitals and pursue higher education.

Elective: Technical Professional

Prerequisite: None

Time Allotment: In Grade 11, 320 hours for two semesters, 8 hours per week/In Grade 12, 320 hours for one semester, 16 hours per

week

Schedule: First/Second Semester

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