Ontario’s growing need for social support programs has created consistent opportunities for trained Community Service Workers. Graduates can find employment in shelters, youth programs, mental health agencies, addiction recovery centers, and community outreach organizations. As societal well-being initiatives continue to expand, demand for skilled support professionals remains strong.
The CSW program combines in-class instruction with interactive workshops, community outreach projects, and field placements. You’ll develop real-world client support skills through counselling simulations, case studies, and supervised field applications—ensuring you’re ready to work in diverse human service environments.
Completing this program opens doors to multiple roles such as Community Support Worker, Case Manager Assistant, Addictions Support Worker, Shelter Worker, Youth Worker, and Social Service Assistant. With additional experience, graduates can advance toward supervisory or advocacy positions in non-profit and government sectors.
We deliver industry-aligned trades training that prepares students to enter the workforce with confidence.
“To empower learners with practical skills and Red Seal–aligned training for successful careers in the trades.”
“To be Ontario’s most trusted source for career-focused technical education.”
Our Mississauga campus is located in the central GTA, easily accessible by major highways and public transit.
The Community Service Worker Course at Futures Canadian College provides students with the tools to assess client needs, deliver effective support services, and advocate for social justice and change. Students explore the principles of psychology, sociology, communication, and ethics while applying them to real-life casework scenarios.
Course Length: 4 Modules | Total: 158 Hours – (39.5 hours per module)
Campus Hours: Monday–Friday Saturdays – 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Mode of Learning: Online
Students: Domestic & International
Credential: Certificate NOC
Students engage in real-life case simulations, community projects, and supervised placements—building confidence and practical skill in diverse service settings.
The curriculum is designed according to Canadian community and social work standards, ensuring students meet the expectations of employers in public, private, and non-profit organizations.
Graduates are job-ready for roles such as: Community Support Worker, Shelter or Crisis Centre Worker, Addictions Support Worker, Youth Program Assistant, Case Aide or Rehabilitation Assistant
Age: Minimum 18 years
Education: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
Language Proficiency: CLB Level 6 or IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent)
Experience: Interest or volunteer experience in community services, human services, or social work is an asset
Foundations of Community Service Work
Client Support and Case Management
Community Development and Program Implementation
Professional Growth, Advocacy, and Impact
Introduction to Community Service and Social Work Understanding Communities and Social Issues Communication and Interpersonal Skills Professional Practice and Workplace Conduct
Assessment and Intake Procedures Case Management Techniques Counselling and Support Strategies Working with Diverse Populations
Community Needs Assessment Program Design and Delivery Partnership Building and Networking Leadership and Teamwork
Social Policy and Advocacy Ethical Decision-Making and Accountability Career Development and Professional Identity Capstone Project / Field Application
Submit required academic and ID documentation
Pick your schedule from available class schedules.
Contact our Registrar at (905) 412‑3007 or email info@futurescollege.ca
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Online or in-person
(if specifically asked for)
A: No, this course is designed for beginners or professionals switching careers.
A: Yes, our certificate helps graduates land roles in corporate, nonprofit, and agency settings.
A: Yes, our certificate helps graduates land roles in corporate, nonprofit, and agency settings.
A: Yes, our certificate helps graduates land roles in corporate, nonprofit, and agency settings.
A: Yes, our certificate helps graduates land roles in corporate, nonprofit, and agency settings.
If you’re interested in financial support options, we encourage you to visit our Student Resources page for detailed information. You can also connect with our Admissions team, who will be happy to guide you through the available options and answer any questions.
Tuition: CAD $ 1995 (includes lab materials, certification prep, logbook)
Optional Extras:
Price with Discount/ Scholarship- 1495 CAD $ (Terms and Conditions Apply)
Eligible students may benefit from:
Enrollment Tip:Contact our Financial Office early—let us assist you with grants, loans, and sponsorships. Rates (or prices) may vary based on time and conditions.
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