A four-month training and placement working with people with Developmental Disabilities - An opportunity to gain Ministry required certificates and hands-on work experience. This program will provide a variety of experiences in the field of developmental services.

• Full-time study in 25 content/topic areas
• Pre-arranged placement (Placement shifts will vary)
• 72 hours of practicum placements to observe support settings in group homes and day program
• 192 hours of hands-on block placement
• Guaranteed job interview with one of the partnering agencies upon successful completion of the program

July 2011 (The DDC program is offered once a year)

$2,000 - This registration fee covers all courses, books and certificates. (Transportation and Criminal Reference Check is not included)

• The full-time study takes place at Reena's Toby and Henry Battle Centre (927 Clark Ave. W., Thornhill, Ontario)
• The placement takes place at one of the partnering agencies' locations. (most of the locations are located within Toronto & Thornhill)

The DDC Program is a joint Reena and George Brown College program in partnership with Kerry's Place Autism Services and Montage Support Services

George Brown College
www.georgebrown.ca

Kerry's Place Autism Services
www.kerrysplace.com

Montage Support Services
www.montagesupport.ca

Please submit the following documents:

1. DDC Program Application Form (July 2011 Program Application Form will be available at a later date)
2. Cover letter
3. Resume

(Note: All documents must be submitted together before screening process can begin)

Please submit your application documents to:

Stacey Donaghy, Manager
Learning & Development Department
Reena
927 Clark Ave. W.
Thornhill, Ontario L4J 8G6

Fax: 905-889-4039

Minimum Requirements:

• 18 years or older
• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada

Student Selection Process:

1. All of the applications will be screened.
2. Qualified applicants will be called for a telephone screening. (Applicants should have knowledge about the DDC Program as questions about the program will be asked at that time)
3. An interview will be set up for those who successfully pass the telephone screening.
4. An interview will be conducted. The results of your interview will be corresponded to you by mail.

• Humber College Recognition for DDC Graduates - DDC Graduates can apply for credit toward Humber's Developmental Services Worker (DSW) diploma program's courses:
• Field Practice/DSW.107
• Intervention Strategies/DSW.215
• Pharmacology/DSW.207
• Introduction to Developmental Disabilities/DSW.102