Dementia Care 
This 4–8 week foundational training is designed for individuals who want to provide compassionate and informed care to adults living with dementia. Ideal for caregivers, home support workers, and healthcare aides, the course focuses on person-centered strategies that improve the quality of life for individuals affected by cognitive decline.

Admission Requirements:
✔ Minimum CLB English level 4
✔ Canadian high school diploma or equivalent
✔ Valid First Aid & CPR Certificate (Required prior to or during the course)

Course Overview:
✔ Understanding Dementia – Learn about common types (including Alzheimer’s), stages, and symptoms
✔ Person-Centered Care – Respectful care techniques that support dignity and independence
✔ Communication Strategies – Tools to interact calmly and effectively at every stage
✔ Behavioural Support – Managing agitation, confusion, or resistance with empathy
✔ Safety & Daily Care – Support with bathing, grooming, nutrition, and mobility
✔ Family Involvement – Collaborating with families and loved ones in care planning
✔ Hands-On Learning – In-person training with guided role play practice
✔ Theory Access – Core content delivered through Teachable for flexible self-paced study

Course Structure:
Duration: 4–8 weeks (must be completed within 2 months)
Theory Modules: Available 24/7 on Teachable
In-person sessions: Scheduled with instructor
Assessments:

• Topic quizzes

• Final exam (minimum 75% to pass)

Certification & Opportunities:
✔ Completion Certificate Provided (not a licensed or clinical certification)
✔ Supports employment in:

• Home care and respite services

• Assisted living and long-term care facilities

• Private in-home dementia care

Course Fee: $950 (Includes tuition, course materials, and electronic certificate)

Important Notes:

• This course focuses on non-clinical, supportive dementia care

• It may support career development and immigration goals, but does not guarantee eligibility

• We are not affiliated with immigration consultants and do not offer immigration referrals. Please consult a licensed immigration professional for accurate guidance