
Home Support, Caregiver, and PSW Refresher Trainings
Accreditation and Recognition of Our Courses
At DBA Arian Education Academy, we are committed to delivering high-quality, professional training for individuals seeking careers as home support workers and personal support workers. Our courses are non-regulated trainings designed to provide fundamental caregiving knowledge essential for entry-level employment in home care, senior care, and personal support work.
Following consultation with the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB), our courses fully comply with PTIB guidelines for non-regulated professional training in the caregiving sector.
Furthermore, we are proudly accredited in British Columbia and Ontario by the Better Business Bureau (BBB), an independent organization that has conducted a comprehensive evaluation of our business operations, training standards, and ethical practices. This accreditation serves as a testament to our commitment to integrity, quality, and professionalism in the field of caregiving education.
The completion certificates issued by Arian Homecare Corporation are recognized by home care agencies, assisted living facilities, and private employers as verification of training in caregiving fundamentals. While our courses do not lead to a diploma or bachelor's degree, they equip students with essential practical knowledge and skills that significantly enhance employability in the home care industry.
Personal Support Worker Refresher (non-medical caregiver course)
Personal Support Worker (PSW) Fundamentals Course
An 8-week, 40-hour blended online course & hands on in person training designed for individuals with previous healthcare education or at least 6 months of previous work experience. Classes are held Wednesdays at 6 PM PST, with self-study materials provided.
✔ Covers 8 key caregiving topics aligned with Canadian healthcare regulations
✔ Includes quizzes & a final exam (75% pass required)
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a program certificate)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may be beneficial for immigration pathways, but we do not guarantee it meets specific immigration requirements. Consult a licensed immigration professional if needed.

Patient Hoist & Lifting Tools Training
A 3-day, hands-on training designed for individuals who have completed the PSW Refresher Course or Home Support Worker Course. This course focuses on safe and effective patient transfers using hoists and lifting tools.
✔ Learn to transfer patients safely between bed, chair, toilet, or vehicle
✔ Essential for client hygiene care and mobility assistance
✔ Increases employment opportunities in home care, assisted living, and healthcare settings
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a program certificate)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may be beneficial for immigration pathways, but we do not guarantee it meets specific immigration requirements. Consult a licensed immigration professional if needed.
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Fall Prevention
A 3-day, practical training ideal for those who have completed the PSW Refresher or Home Support Worker Course. This course is focused on fall risk assessment, prevention strategies, and safe support techniques to reduce injury during daily care.
✔ Learn to identify and reduce fall risks in home and healthcare environments
✔ Master prevention techniques for clients with limited mobility or balance issues
✔ Enhance skills for safe ambulation and emergency fall response
✔ Boosts employability in senior care, assisted living, and home support roles
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a program certificate)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support immigration pathways; however, we do not guarantee it meets specific immigration requirements. Please consult a licensed immigration consultant for more information.
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Dementia Care
Dementia Care Fundamental Course (4–8 Weeks)
A foundational course designed for individuals interested in providing quality care for people living with dementia. This course is ideal for caregivers, home support workers, and healthcare aides.
✔ Learn the basics of dementia, including types, stages, and common symptoms
✔ Understand person-centered care approaches and effective communication techniques
✔ Build skills to manage challenging behaviors with compassion and patience
✔ Explore safety, daily care strategies, and support for families and caregivers
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a licensed program)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support career development and immigration goals, but it does not guarantee specific eligibility. Please consult a licensed immigration advisor if needed.
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Wound Care. Infection Control , & Hygiene
A comprehensive 4–8 week foundational training designed for caregivers, support workers, and healthcare aides who provide direct care in home or healthcare settings. This course focuses on essential skills to manage wounds, prevent infections, and maintain hygiene standards.
✔ Learn proper wound assessment, basic dressing techniques, and care procedures
✔ Understand infection control protocols including PPE use, hand hygiene, and sanitation
✔ Gain knowledge on maintaining personal hygiene and dignity for clients
✔ Build confidence in applying safe, clean, and effective caregiving practices
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a licensed program)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support employment or immigration goals, but we do not guarantee eligibility. Please consult a licensed immigration advisor for more information.
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Medication Administration
This 4–6 week essential training is designed for caregivers, support workers, and healthcare aides responsible for assisting clients with medication in home or care facility settings. The course provides foundational knowledge and hands-on skills for safe and effective medication administration.
✔ Learn types of medications, routes of administration, and dosage calculations
✔ Understand the "rights" of medication administration and how to document properly
✔ Explore common side effects, adverse reactions, and when to report concerns
✔ Develop confidence in assisting with oral, topical, and inhaled medications
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a licensed nursing program)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support employment or immigration pathways, but we do not guarantee eligibility. Please consult a licensed immigration advisor for more information.
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Home Support Worker (personal care assistance, homemaking)
Home Support Worker (HSW) Fundamentals Course
A 6-week, 30-hour blended online and in person hands on course designed for individuals with no prior healthcare experience who want to enter the caregiving field. Classes are held Wednesdays at 6 PM PST, with self-study materials provided.
✔ Covers essential caregiving skills for home support work
✔ Focuses on personal care, household management, and client support
✔ Includes quizzes & a final exam (75% pass required)
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a program certificate)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may be beneficial for immigration pathways, but we do not guarantee it meets specific immigration requirements. Consult a licensed immigration professional if needed.

Canadian Red Cross Courses
Canadian Red Cross courses are comprehensive training programs designed to equip individuals with essential skills in first aid, CPR, and emergency response. These courses cater to various needs, including workplace safety, community preparedness, and advanced care for healthcare professionals. They cover topics such as basic life support, injury prevention, and the management of medical emergencies. Offered in both classroom and online formats, Canadian Red Cross courses are widely recognized and provide certifications that meet national standards. These courses empower participants to respond confidently and effectively in emergency situations, promoting safety and saving lives.

Pharmacy Assistance
An introductory 10-week course designed for individuals with little or no background in pharmacy work. This program includes 8 weeks of online theory and 2 weeks of practicum in a pharmacy setting to help learners gain foundational knowledge and hands-on experience.
✔ Learn basic pharmacy concepts, drug names, and common procedures
✔ Introduction to prescription handling, customer service, and pharmacy safety
✔ Understand the role of a pharmacy assistant in retail and clinical environments
✔ 2-week practicum placement to apply skills in a real-world setting
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a licensed program or technician certification)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support job readiness or immigration goals, but it does not guarantee eligibility for specific pathways. Please consult a licensed immigration professional for guidance.
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Autism Care Training
Autism Care Training – Adults (4–8 Weeks)
A 4–8 week foundational course designed for individuals providing care and support to adults on the autism spectrum. Ideal for caregivers, support workers, and healthcare professionals seeking practical tools to enhance the quality of life for neurodiverse adults.
✔ Understand how Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents in adulthood
✔ Learn communication strategies tailored for adults with autism
✔ Develop tools to support independence, emotional regulation, and daily routines
✔ Explore respectful approaches to behavioral support and sensory needs
✔ Completion certificate provided (not a licensed program)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support employment or immigration goals, but we do not guarantee eligibility. Please consult a licensed immigration advisor for more information.
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Responsible Adult Childcare Provider
This 6–8 week foundational course is designed for individuals seeking to work with children in licensed or unlicensed childcare settings. It meets the training requirements for responsible adults as defined by provincial childcare regulations.
✔ Learn child development basics for children aged 0–12
✔ Understand health, safety, and nutrition in childcare environments
✔ Explore positive guidance techniques and emergency preparedness
✔ Prepare for roles in family childcare, school-age programs, and childcare centers
✔ Completion certificate provided (recognized for responsible adult positions in B.C.)
Minimum CLB English level 4 and a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent are required for admission.
This course may support employment or immigration pathways, but we do not guarantee eligibility. Please consult a licensed immigration advisor for more details.
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Practicum (In-Person Only) Training
Caregiver Practicum Placement
This hands-on practicum is designed for individuals who have completed the required theory and safety training and are ready to apply their caregiving skills in a real-world setting. The practicum provides supervised, in-home experience alongside a qualified caregiver, allowing participants to build confidence and competence in delivering care to clients.
✔ Gain supervised experience performing caregiving tasks in clients’ homes
✔ Apply skills learned in PSW or HSW courses in real care environments
✔ Build communication, time management, and client interaction skills
✔ Receive constructive feedback and mentorship throughout the placement
✔ Completion certificate provided (practicum component only)
Requirements for Registration:
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Completion of a Personal Support Worker (PSW) or Home Support Worker (HSW) course
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All core safety training must be completed (including First Aid & CPR certification)
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A valid Canadian open work permit is required (no employer or occupation restrictions)
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Participants must not have any limiting conditions on their work permit
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Practicum involves accompanying an experienced caregiver into clients' homes and providing care under supervision
This practicum is essential for building real-world caregiving experience and increasing employability. However, it does not guarantee eligibility for immigration or licensing purposes. Please consult a licensed immigration professional for clarification.
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Disclaimer
Some of our courses may be beneficial for individuals pursuing immigration pathways; however, we do not guarantee that any of our courses fulfill specific immigration requirements or will directly impact the outcome of an immigration application. Immigration policies and requirements vary, and eligibility is determined solely by immigration authorities.
We want to clarify that we do not provide immigration advice, guidance, or support in any capacity. Our role is strictly limited to advising students on the training and skills provided by our courses. We have expertise in our course content but do not have knowledge or authority on immigration policies, visa requirements, or application processes.
If you are considering enrolling in a course to support your immigration process, we strongly recommend consulting a licensed immigration consultant or immigration lawyer to confirm whether the course aligns with your specific application needs. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that the course meets any immigration-related criteria.
Additionally, we do not provide referrals to immigration consultants or legal professionals, as we are not affiliated with or in partnership with any immigration service providers. Any decisions regarding immigration should be made based on independent research and guidance from qualified professionals.