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Trillium College Inc.

419 King Street West, Oshawa ON

Possible funding to those who qualify*

  • Second Career
  • Loans
  • Grants
  • Bursaries
  • Scholarships

Programs

Programs offered at each campus may vary, so be sure to check other campus offerings for the course you are most interested in.

Beauty, Esthetics, Barber Programs

  • At Trillium College, we take pride in offering a program designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in the esthetics and spa industry. Our program provides a solid foundation in esthetic theory and practical applications, ensuring you’re prepared for the demands of this ever-evolving field.

    It’s time to turn your passion into a rewarding and profitable career! Our diploma program in esthetics and spa operations will transform your passion into the career of your dreams.

    A career in beauty is so much more than skin-deep. When you help others look their best, they feel their best too. Trillium College graduates say that boosting their clients’ self-esteem is one of the most rewarding parts of their career in esthetics and spa operations.

    Did you know that this industry also offers great flexibility? Many of our graduates run their own businesses from home. Other graduates run mobile businesses, meeting bridal parties and other clients on-location. Some choose to join a team at a beauty bar or spa or open their own location.

    Our program trains you on how to work with a variety of clients. You’ll perform facials, anti-aging skin treatments, body waxing, manicures, and pedicures. You’ll also learn the theory behind hot new industry treatments like – microdermabrasion, laser hair removal, and laser skin treatment. Plus, our program teaches salon and spa administration, so you’ll be prepared to take on management roles in the beauty industry.

  • A career in Hairstyling literally allows you to make your clients’ visions a reality at each and every appointment. If you’re the one who gives hair advice, demos and at-home colour treatments to your friends; a career in Hairstyling is most definitely for you. Do what you love AND get paid for it…. how much better does it get?

    Did you know that this industry also offers great flexibility? You can work for a salon, open your own business, set your own hours and even your own prices in many instances. Work as much or as little as you like; Hairstylists are almost always the masters of their own schedules.
    Learn program theory via live, instructor-led training on our very own online learning platform – TCLearn, then move into the Training Location for your in-person skills training. Once you’ve mastered your hands-on skills training, you’ll be ready to participate in offering professional hair services in our student salon!

Business, Accounting, Marketing Programs

  • Trillium College’s Medical Office Assistant diploma program prepares you to meet the demands of a career in medical administration. Our medical office curriculum provides you with the in-depth training in medical terminology, medical administrative procedures and the medical transcription skills needed to effectively support our communities’ medical professionals. Emphasis in this medical office program is placed on professional conduct, ethics, and standards within healthcare environments.

    As the population of senior citizens increases, the medical field has experienced rapid growth, providing vast opportunities in all aspects of medical administration. The Medical Office Assistant program at Trillium College prepares students to be an integral part of a patient focused team environment.

     

    Areas of Focus

    This medical assisting program prepares graduates for work in medical administration with training in the following subject areas:

    • Medical Office Operations
    • Medical Terminology
    • Medical Transcription and Documentation
    • Word Processing and Spreadsheets
    • Infection Prevention and Control
    • First Aid and CPR
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Communication Skills

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s Medical Office Assistant program, you may find employment as a medical assistant in a range of medical administrative settings. Graduates from our Medical Office Assistant program may find work at doctors’ and specialists’ offices, hospitals, clinics, wellness centres, dental environments, and long-term care facilities. Other employment opportunities as a medical assistant include employment with insurance agencies, pharmaceutical companies, medical sales organizations and government facilities.

    Salary: According to jobbank.gc.ca, an average salary for a Medical Secretary or Administrative Medical Assistant is $20.99 per hour (NOC 1243).

    Career Options

    • Administrative assistant
    • Dental office assistant
    • Health records clerk
    • Ward/Unit clerk
    • Patient registration clerk
    • Medical billing clerk
    • Medical transcriptionist
    • Office assistant
    • Office manager
    • Receptionist

    Employer Options

    • Dental clinics
    • Government health agencies
    • Healthcare clinics
    • Insurance industry
    • Hospitals
    • Long-term care facilities
    • Medical transcription companies
    • Public health units
    • Physician offices
  • Trillium College’s Business Management diploma program is taught by professionals and entrepreneurs. This program is made up of courses for business, designed to provide the knowledge and practical skills necessary for a successful career. A range of business environments are explored that will expose you to the variety of career paths available as a business graduate. The courses for business management in this program cover bookkeeping and financial accounting, marketing, management, business law, and much more.
    Already have a Post Secondary Diploma or Bachelor and want to add-on a graduate program to specialize and maximize your income? Validate your offshore Degree! Check out our ,  and . Once you have taken our Business Management Diploma you can qualify for our specialization graduate program.

    Areas of Focus

    The courses for this program cover information in the following subject areas:
    • Business Plan Preparation
    • Small Business Management
    • Business Law
    • Human Resources
    • Marketing
    • Sales
    • Digital Marketing and Social Media
    • Word Processing and Spreadsheets
    • Bookkeeping and Financial Accounting
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Communication Skills

    Employment Opportunities

    As a business graduate of this program, you will be prepared for a range of opportunities. Our courses for business management prepare you to join a family-run operation, work with a commercial or service-based enterprise, and/or successfully run your own business.

    Salary: According to jobbank.gc.ca an average salary for a Business Management Consultant is $34.62 per hour (NOC 1122).

    Career Options

    • Accounting clerk
    • Bookkeeper
    • Business consultant
    • Entrepreneur
    • Human resources clerk
    • Marketing specialist

    Employer Options

    • Accounting firms
    • Corporations
    • Government institutions
    • Marketing firms
    • Retail businesses
  • The purpose of Human Resource Management is to maximize the productivity of an organization by optimizing the effectiveness of its employees. HR Managers are engaged not only in securing and developing the talents of individual workers, but also in implementing programs that enhance communication and cooperation needed to nurture the development of an organization. Human Resource Management functions are positioned near the theoretic center of the organization, with access to all areas of the business.

    Areas of Focus

    This program covers information in the following subject areas:
    • Human Resource Administration
    • Training and Development
    • Fundamentals of Occupational Health and Safety
    • Organizational Behaviour
    • Recruitment and Selection
    • Human Resource Finance and Accounting
    • Human Resource Planning
    • Industrial Relations & Collective Bargaining
    • Compensation Management

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of the HRM program, you will find employment opportunities with a wide range of employers such as:
    • Small Business
    • Government
    • Education
    • Retail
    • Hospitality
    • Manufacturing
    • National/International/Global Corporations
    Human resources are the most important assets of an organization; a business cannot be successful without effectively managing this resource; a philosophy that is unlikely to change in any fundamental way in the foreseeable future.

    Main Duties

    • job analysis and staffing
    • organization and utilization of the workforce
    • measurement and appraisal of workforce performance
    • implementation of reward systems for employees
    • professional development of workers
    • maintenance of workforce

    Salary 

    According to jobbank.gc.ca, you can earn a median salary of $32.95/hr as a Human Resource Manager (NOC 0112).

    Career Options

    • Assistant HR Manager
    • Benefits Administrator
    • Benefits and Work Comp Manager
    • Benefits Coordinator
    • Chief People Officer
    • Client Facing Human Resources Specialist
    • Compensation Analyst
    • Employee Relations Consultant
    • Employee Relations Manager
    • Employee Relations Specialist
    • Human Resources Coach
    • Human Resources Consultant
    • Organizational Development Analyst
    • Organizational Development Manager
    • Safety Coordinator
    • Recruiter
    • Union Organizer
    • Union Relations

    Employer Options

    • Corporations
    • Government institutions
    • Public and private organizations
    • Retail businesses
  • Trillium College’s Payroll Specialist graduate diploma program is perfect for anyone that already possesses a post-secondary diploma or degree or for someone that is working in the field and would like to specialize in payroll to apply for a new position at work.  The specialization provides focus on accounting principles and practices specific to the Canadian marketplace. Upon completion, you will be prepared to become a nationally recognized Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) with the Canadian Payroll Association (CPA).

    Areas of Focus

    This program covers information in the following subject areas:
    • Essentials of accounting and different forms of business organizations
    • Accounting for merchandising
    • An understanding about the various government agencies and legislation that impact payroll, both from an employer and an employee’s standpoint
    • How to produce payroll at an employee level, keeping in compliance with legislation
    • Calculate and report government and third party remittances, year-end requirements and accounting for payroll at the compliance level for the organization

    Employment Opportunities

    Main Duties

    • Maintain records of employee attendance, leave and overtime to calculate pay and benefit entitlements, in Canadian and other currencies, using manual or computerized systems
    • Prepare and verify statements of earnings for employees, indicating gross and net salaries and deductions such as taxes, union dues, garnishments and insurance and pension plans
    • Prepare employee payments and benefit payments by cheque or electronic transfer
    • Complete, verify and process forms and documentation for administration of benefits such as pension plans, leaves, share savings, employment and medical insurance
    • Prepare T4 statements and other statements
    • Provide information to employees on payroll matters, benefit plans and collective agreement provisions
    • Compile statistical reports, statements, and summaries related to pay and benefits accounts
    • Prepare and balance period-end reports and reconcile issued payrolls to bank statements

    Salary

    According to jobbank.gc.ca, you can earn a median hourly wage of $25.00.

    Career Options

    • pay advisor
    • pay and benefits clerk
    • pay clerk
    • payroll clerk
    • payroll officer
    • salary administration officer

    Employer Options

    • Corporations
    • Municipal government
    • Small business
    • Freelance
  • Supply Chain Management & Logistics Diploma
    Supply Chain Management & Logistics plays a major role in almost every industry around the world. A supply chain involves multiple facets such as operations and procurement that keep a company running smoothly, while logistics focuses on the coordination and movement of goods. By completing this program, Trillium College graduates will have the key knowledge required to contribute to this non-stop industry. In today’s competitive environment, managing the supply chain and effectively controlling supply chain costs is critical for business. This has created a demand for employees with current skills and understanding on how to effectively manage the supply chain using up-to-date tools, processes and technology.

    Areas of Focus

    This program covers information in the following subject areas:
    • Accounting for Businesses
    • MS Office Applications
    • Customer Service & Sales
    • Logistics & Transportation
    • Purchasing, Inventory Control, Security, Compliance and Loss Prevention
    • Introduction to Contract Law and Administration
    • Operations Management
    • Negotiations and Supplier Management
    • International Transportation and Trade
    • Essentials of Freight Forwarding
    • Customs Issues and Procedures

    Employment Opportunities

    Main Duties

    • Review requisition orders for accuracy and verify that materials, equipment and stock are not available from current inventories.
    • Source and obtain price quotations from catalogues and suppliers and prepare purchase orders.
    • Calculate cost of orders and charge or forward invoices to appropriate accounts
    • Contact suppliers to schedule deliveries and to resolve shortages, missed deliveries and other problems.
    • Prepare and maintain purchasing files, reports and price lists.
    • Monitor inventory levels as materials, equipment and stock are issued, transferred within an establishment or sold to the public using manual or computerized inventory systems.
    • Identify vendors of materials, equipment or supplies.
    • Evaluate cost and quality of goods or services.
    • Negotiate or oversee the negotiation of purchase contracts.
    • Participate in the development of specifications for equipment, products or substitute materials.
    • Review and process claims against suppliers.
    • Compile inventory reports, recording the quantity, type and value of materials, equipment and stock on hand, using manual or computerized inventory systems.
    • Prepare requisition orders to replenish materials, equipment and stock.
    • Maintain stock rotation and dispose of and account for outdated stock.
    • Enter data for production scheduling, stock replenishment/relocation and inventory adjustments.
    • Reconcile physical inventories with computer counts.
    • Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the purchasing activities of an establishment.
    • Develop purchasing policies and procedures and control purchasing department budget.

    Salary 

    According to payscale.com Canada, you can earn an average hourly rate of $28.

    Career Options

    • Equipment inventory clerk
    • Inventory analyst
    • Inventory auditor
    • Inventory clerk
    • Inventory control clerk
    • Inventory planner
    • Invoice and purchase order checker
    • Procurement clerk
    • Supply chain logistics manager
    • Procurement director
    • Material manager

    Employer Options

    • Retail and wholesale establishments
    • Manufacturing companies
    • Government agencies
  • Trillium College’s digital marketing specialist program provides specific knowledge for employment specifically in digital marketing. This graduate program is for students that have already completed a diploma or degree and require specific specialization knowledge and skills in only 18 weeks. This comprehensive course teaches the key digital marketing skills required for the modern workplace. Learn to effectively use Google Ads, social media marketing and search engine optimization, analytics, mobile marketing and so much more.

    Areas of Focus

    This program covers information in the following subject areas:
    • Digital marketing fundamentals
    • Social media marketing strategies
    • Search engine optimization
    • Strategic web design
    • Writing for the web
    • Marketing automation
    • Email marketing

    Employment Opportunities

    Main Duties

    A digital marketing specialist is someone who works alongside a company’s marketing team to identify a target market, create a brand image, and create and maintain a marketing campaign for the internet and for digital technologies. Marketing specialists can choose to specialize in certain areas, such as search engine optimization (SEO), paid search (PPC), display media, social media and shopping feeds. Additionally, they can have a more general digital marketing expertise and can still be referred to as a digital marketing specialist.

    Salary

    According to jobbank.gc.ca, you can earn a median hourly wage of $50.00/hr.

    Career Options

    • Digital marketing specialist
    • E-business manager
    • Marketing manager
    • Media relations director
    • Web marketing manager
    • Fundraising campaign manager
    • Advertising director
    • Promotions manager
    • Web communications manager
    • Sales and marketing manager
    • Advertising manager
    • Internet communications manager
    • Public relations director

    Employer Options

    • Freelance work
    • Commercial and Industrial establishments
    • Government agencies and departments
    • Advertising, marketing, and public relation firms
    • Consulting businesses

Creative Arts, Interactive, Sound Programs

  • Think playing video games is fun? Just wait until you start making them! Trillium College’s Video Game Designer diploma program gives you the all the training and skills you need to kick off an exciting career in the video game design industry.

    Why choose Trillium College for this program? Our Video Game Designer program stands out because it puts a heavy focus on the artistic and transmedia skills required in this highly creative industry. We will show you how to take your graphics further with our courses in concept art, 3D modelling, level and ultra-realistic environmental asset design, the Adobe suite of software and much more. Also, this course will teach you the computer programming and problem-solving skills this industry requires.

     

    Areas of Focus

    Interested in the nitty gritty of what we cover? This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:

    • Game Analysis and Technical Design
    • Storyboarding
    • Level and Asset Design
    • Concept Art and Animation
    • Character Modelling using 3DS Max / Maya
    • Environment Modelling
    • Unity3D
    • HTML5
    • C++ Programming for Game Development
    • Unreal Engine
    • Scripting in Video Games
    • Mobile Game Design
    • Game Design for Social Networks

    In conjunction with your in-class activities, you will complete a demo reel of your projects showcasing your accomplishments in the program.

     

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s Video Game Designer program, you may find exciting work as an environment modeller, animator, level designer, mission scripter, game designer, technical artist, QA engineer, web designer, visual effects producer, writer or story boarder.

    Upon successfully graduating from the program and earning their Video Game Designer diploma, students will qualify to apply for a number of positions, including:

    • Environment Modeler
    • Animator
    • Level Designer
    • Mission Scripter
    • Game Designer
    • Technical Artist
    • QA Engineer
    • Visual Effects Producer
    • Writer
    • Story Boarder
    • Web Designer

    Salary

    According to jobbank.gc.ca an average salary for a graphic arts technician is $34.13 per hour (NOC 2174).

    Career Options

    • Animator
    • Artist and designer
    • Game artist
    • Game designer
    • Game narrative designer
    • Level designer
    • QA game tester
    • Storyboarder
    • Technical artist
    • User interface designer
    • Writer

    Employer Options

    • Film companies
    • Television companies
    • Gaming companies
    • Software developers
    • Virtual reality developers
    • Web design firms

Education, Teaching Programs

  • Learn via live instructor-led virtual lectures completed online
    The Early Childcare Assistant program at Trillium College provides training for people trying to find a rewarding job operating in the Early Childcare Assistant Field. Early Childhood Assistants (under the supervision of the Educator or E.C.E.) provide a safe and caring environment for youngsters, urging their social, psychological and intellectual advancement.

Healthcare, Wellness, Pharma Programs

  • Trillium College’s Dental Assisting diploma program is a dental program that gives you the theoretical knowledge, practical skills and experience needed to work competently, effectively and safely as a dental assistant.

    Program Details
    Our Dental Assisting program is an in-depth dental assistant program offering a diverse knowledge base and current practical experience. Students will work as part of a professional team, alongside the dentist during their field placement. Students will learn a variety of skills throughout this dental program, including dental office procedures, basic computer applications, bookkeeping, appointment scheduling and intra-oral procedures. The curriculum of our dental assisting program is Healing Arts Radiation Protection (HARP) recognized, and the curriculum is approved by the National Dental Assisting Examination Board (NDAEB). Graduates of this program are eligible to write the NDAEB certification exam. (Exam dates are determined by the NDAEB).

    HARP and NDAEB Training
    Our curriculum provides training that meets the requirements of the Healing Arts Radiation Protection (HARP) certificate and is also approved and recognized by the National Dental Assisting Examination Board (NDAEB). A dental assistant placement while attending our dental program helps you hone your dental assisting skills for entry into the workforce, and as a graduate of this dental program, you will be eligible to write the National Dental Assisting Examination Board (NDAEB) examination.

  • Trillium College’s Massage Therapy program introduces you to a variety of Swedish massage techniques manipulation techniques to treat stress, pain, and other physical conditions or disorders. You will develop the specialized knowledge and skills to systematically assess clients’ needs, formulate comprehensive clinical impressions, develop specific treatment plans and evaluate clients’ progress and treatment outcomes. Our curriculum emphasizes client focused care and is designed to facilitate your growth as a health care professional in order to become a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT).

    A diploma in Massage Therapy can open the door to a new career where you can work for yourself or an employer – the choice is yours! The program at Trillium College will provide you with in-depth knowledge of human anatomy and allow you the options to offer both relaxing massage therapy to clients or address musculature and conditions that can be remedied through massage. The Massage Therapy program is designed to develop the specialized knowledge, skills, and judgment necessary for conducting a systematic client assessment, formulating a complete clinical impression, and developing a specific treatment plan. Students learn to perform safe, competent, and comprehensive massage therapy while constantly evaluating the outcome and consulting with the client.

    Work towards becoming an RMT at Trillium College

    Limited enrollment and direct interaction with instructors ensures you will receive individual attention in this dynamic course. As a graduate of this program, you will be eligible to challenge the provincial certification examination with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). Successful completion of the certification exam will allow you to become an RMT. We are also active members of the Ontario Council of Private Massage Therapy Schools (OCPMTC) and the Canadian Council of Massage Therapy Schools (CCMTS).

    Salary

    According to payscale.com a Massage Therapist earns an average wage of $21.37 per hour. *jobbank

     

    Areas of Focus

    This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:

    • Massage Theory
    • Clinical Practice
    • Massage Treatment
    • Swedish Massage Techniques
    • Advanced Massage Techniques
    • Medical Terminology
    • Anatomy and Physiology
    • Pathology
    • Kinesiology
    • Hydrotherapy
    • Managing a Business
    • Infection Prevention and Control in Matters of Public Health
    • Nutrition
    • Self Care for Practitioners
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Communication Skills

    In conjunction with the in-class components, you will gain valuable professional experience working in Trillium College’s public student clinic, as well as at community- based outreach events.

    Employment Opportunities

    Promising employment opportunities are possible for graduates with a Massage Therapy diploma. Private clinics, hospitals, spas, wellness centers, and geriatric care facilities are fitting professional environments for a massage therapist, while self-employment as a certified Massage Therapist is another avenue that may be explored.

    Career Options

    • Tissue massage therapist
    • Prenatal massage therapist
    • Mobile massage therapist
    • Spa manager
    • Sports massage therapist
    • Workplace massage therapist

    Employer Options

    • Chiropractic centres
    • Fitness clubs
    • Health and wellness clinics
    • Health spas
    • Home-based businesses
    • Hospitals
    • Independent health professionals
    • Long term care facilities
    • Massage therapy clinics
    • Midwifery clinics
    • Palliative care centres
    • Rehabilitation centres
    • Sports organizations
  • Trillium College’s Medical Lab Assistant/Technician diploma program gives you the knowledge and practical skills needed to play an important role in promoting community health while working under the direct supervision of a physician, registered medical lab technologist, or other healthcare professionals. Emphasis is placed on understanding an array of laboratory technician skills, as well as ethical and administrative responsibilities as a medical lab technician. Subjects areas covered include specimen procurement, laboratory safety, medical terminology and documentation, infection prevention and control, and many others. Graduates of this program will gain the prerequisites needed to apply to write the  (MLPAO) certification exam. Trillium College’s Medical Lab Assistant/Technician diploma program is recognized by the Ontario Society of Medical Technologists.

    Areas of Focus

    This laboratory technician diploma program covers information in the following subject areas:
    • Medical Laboratory Operations
    • Specimen Procurement
    • Laboratory Testing
    • Laboratory Safety
    • Medical Terminology and Documentation
    • Anatomy and Physiology
    • Infection Prevention and Control
    • Hematology and Phlebotomy
    • Clinical Microbiology
    • Clinical Chemistry
    • First Aid and CPR
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Communication Skills

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s Medical Lab Assistant/Technician diploma program, you may find employment as a lab technician in a range of settings, including hospital labs, physicians’ offices, private diagnostic testing laboratories, walk-in clinics, pharmaceutical laboratories and insurance agencies.

    Salary

    According to jobbank.gc.ca, an average salary for a Medical Laboratory Assistant is $25 per hour (NOC 3212).

    Career Options

    • Lab technician
    • Medical laboratory assistant
    • Medical laboratory technician
    • Phlebotomist

    Employer Options

    • Healthcare clinics
    • Hospitals
    • Long-term care facilities
    • Medical laboratories
    • Physicians’ Offices
  • The Personal Support Worker program was developed as part of the Ontario Government’s initiative to reform long-term care and community support services. These services are provided to people in long-term care facilities, group homes and those living at home in the community. It is a single training program that replaced and consolidates Health Care Aid and Home Support Worker (Levels I, II and III). This program standardizes training and provides a solid educational base for workers who provide long-term care and support services in both institutional and community settings.

    Personal Support Workers assist with the tasks of daily living. Services are provided in homes and apartments in the community, in long-term facilities, congregate housing settings and day programs. Personal Support Workers must develop a broad range of abilities beyond dexterity skills. They must provide not only for the comfort, safety and well-being of their clients, but also demonstrate sensitivity and respect for those in their care. The attitude, abilities and approach of the worker are critical to the well-being and health of the people they support.

    Trillium College’s Personal Support Worker (PSW) certificate program, which is aligned with the , gives you a broad range of skills, enabling you to provide for the comfort, safety and well-being of your clients and to demonstrate sensitivity and respect for those in your care. Our program, which was developed as part of the Government of Ontario’s initiative to reform long-term care and community support services, gives you the solid theoretical knowledge and hands-on training to provide support services in both institutional and community settings.

    

     

    Areas of Focus

    This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:

    • PSW Foundations
    • Safety and Mobility
    • Providing Optimal Support
    • Care Planning and Restorative Care
    • Household Management, Nutrition and Hydration
    • Assisting a Person with Personal Hygiene
    • Assisting a Person with Medical Conditions and Medications
    • Assisting a Person with Cognitive and/ or Mental Health Issues
    • Working with Issues of Abuse and Neglect
    • Palliative Care
    • Body Systems, Growth and Development
    • Assisting the Family
    • Electronic Documentation
    • First Aid and CPR
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Communication Skills

    After completion of the in-class components, you will gain valuable professional experience in both long-term care and community settings during field placement.

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s PSW program, you may find employment in a variety of settings, including long-term care facilities, home care agencies, senior citizens’ recreation centres, hospitals, group homes, and respite and palliative care centers.

    Career Options

    • Home healthcare worker
    • Home support worker
    • Hospice worker
    • Personal care attendant
    • Personal support worker

    Employer Options

    • Community support agencies
    • Hospitals
    • Long-term care facilities
    • Palliative care facilities
    • Private duty and home care
    • Retirement homes
    • School classrooms
    • Supportive housing for seniors/young adults

Human & Social Services, CSW Programs

  • Trillium College’s Community & Developmental Service Worker (CDSW) diploma program gives you the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to offer support as a community service worker. A community & developmental service worker can work along side a social worker who assists people of all ages with mental and physical disabilities or who face challenges with mental health and / or addictions. A service worker is trained to help those who struggle with a variety of social challenges.

    This program gives you the skills needed to work as part of a social support team that works with individuals or community groups by facilitating appropriate social, physical and mental health services. You will develop skills as a community & developmental service worker in client assessment, client education, referral procedures, and effective monitoring of client treatments.

    In addition, you will learn about the correlation between the mind and body in relation to our overall well being. You will also learn how a community & developmental service worker facilitates goal-planning and achievement strategies to help clients reach their full potential and play a vital role in society.

    After completion of the in-class components as well as 40 hours of volunteer service, you will gain valuable professional experience in a placement experience.

     

    Areas of Focus

    This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:

    • Becoming a Helping Professional in Human Services
    • Utilizing Community Resources
    • Understanding Issues of Diversity
    • Working with High-risk Populations
    • Working with Addiction and Mental Health Issues
    • Dynamics within Families
    • Communication Techniques and Processes
    • Non-violent Crisis Intervention
    • First Aid and CPR
    • Ethics and Professionalism
    • Structure, Function and Common Disorders of the Human Body
    • Developmental Disabilities
    • Fundamentals of Psychology and Sociology
    • Interviewing and Counselling Strategies
    • Concepts in Behavioral Management
    • Pharmacology
    • Legal Awareness, Reporting and Documentation

    You will perform 40 hours of volunteer service in the community prior to beginning a community & developmental service worker placement. After completion of the in-class components and volunteer service, you will gain valuable professional experience in community and developmental support settings in a comprehensive placement experience.

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s Community & Developmental Service Worker (CDSW) diploma program, the opportunities you can pursue span nearly all aspects of human services. You may find employment as a life skills instructor, community development worker, community service worker, crisis intervention worker, developmental service worker, drop-in center worker, family service worker, group home worker, mental health worker, Aboriginal outreach worker, veteran services officer, welfare and compensation officer, addictions worker, women’s shelter supervisor, rehabilitation worker. Potential work settings for a community service worker may include community residences, private homes, recreation programs, schools, hospitals, social services, and government agencies.

    Salary: According to jobbank.gc.ca an average salary for a Community Development Worker and CSW is $21 per hour (NOC 4212).

    Career Options

    • Community organizer
    • Community services worker
    • Crisis intervention worker
    • Drug abuse counsellor
    • Family service worker
    • Gerontology aide
    • Grief counsellor
    • Mental health aide
    • Neighborhood worker
    • Trauma counsellor

    Employer Options

    • Chronic care institutions
    • Community counselling services
    • Crisis call-in centres
    • Crisis outreach teams
    • Government institutions
    • Hospitals
    • Supervised visitation centres
    • Volunteer organizations

Legal, Policing Programs

  • Trillium College’s Law & Security diploma program provides theoretical and hands-on training and gives you the knowledge, skills and industry contacts needed for successful employment in the policing and public safety fields. Our program is recognized by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services (MCSCS) and taught by professionals from the public safety arena.

    Leading to one of the best community service career paths in Canada, the Law & Security program provides individuals with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed for successful employment in the field.

     

    Areas of Focus

    This academic program covers information in the following subject areas:

    • Criminology and the Criminal Justice System
    • Community Policing
    • Understanding Issues of Diversity
    • Working with High-risk Populations
    • Working with Addiction and Mental Health Issues
    • Utilizing Community Resources
    • Provincial Offences, Federal Statutes and the Criminal Code
    • Interviewing, Investigation and Evidence
    • Non-violent Crisis Intervention
    • Communication Techniques and Processes
    • Ethics and Professionalism

    Employment Opportunities

    As a graduate of Trillium College’s Law & Security program, you will be prepared for work in a variety of professional law enforcement areas, including municipal by-law and civil enforcement, airport security guard, house detective, private investigator, military police, railway police, police services, public and private security companies, and investigation firms. This diploma also gives you the opportunity to pursue training to work with the railway police, military police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), corrections, customs and border services.

    Graduates with a Law & Security diploma may be eligible to work with Ontario Police Services, as Public Security Guards, with Private Security and Investigation Firms, Federal Enforcement Agencies (such as RCMP or Customs Officers), Conservation Services, Railway Police, or Military Police. Potential careers are also available in By-Law Enforcement and Civil Enforcement.

    Salary: According to jobbank.gc.ca an average salary for a Security Guard/Investigator is $52.2k.

    Career Options

    • Corrections officer
    • Customs officer
    • Private Investigator
    • Military police
    • Railway Police
    • Private security officer
    • Security officer

    Employer Options

    • Armed forces
    • Border patrol services
    • Conservation services
    • Correctional facilities
    • Corporations
    • Ontario police services
  • Trillium College’s Law Clerk program give student the specialization they need to excel in their field. This program is designed to train students to become Law Clerks to assist lawyers in private law offices and in legal departments of government and industry. Students acquire an understanding of the general principles of law and receive specific training in the skills required to work in these environments. The legal profession offers a unique mix of drama and regulation that facilitates a career of new challenges and learning. Whether you participate in a divorce negotiation, a bail hearing, the sale of a house, or a criminal case, Trillium College’s Law Clerk diploma program gives you the foundation to excel.

    Areas of Focus

    Students will master skills and knowledge in the following areas:

    • Accounting for Businesses
    • MS Office Applications
    • Client Relations and Diversity in the Workplace
    • Critical Thinking, Problem Solving & Decision Making
    • Introduction to Law
    • Torts and Contracts
    • Legal Research Writing and Dicta Typing
    • Legal Office Procedures
    • Family Law
    • Wills, Estates and Real Estate Law
    • Corporate Law and Civil Litigation

    Employment Opportunities

    Graduates may find employment with law firms and in legal departments of corporations and government agencies.

    Main Duties

    • Prepare and key in correspondence and legal documents, such as deeds, wills, affidavits and briefs, from handwritten copy, shorthand and machine dictation using computers
    • Review and proofread documents and correspondence to ensure compliance with legal procedures and grammatical usage
    • Schedule appointments, meetings and conferences for employer
    • Set up and maintain filing systems, utilizing knowledge of legal records and procedures and frequently controlling confidential materials and documents
    • Open and distribute regular and electronic incoming mail and other material and co-ordinate the flow of information internally and with other departments or organizations
    • Determine and establish office procedures and routines
    • May supervise and train other staff in procedures and in the use of current software
    • May attend court, meetings or conferences to take notes, minutes and dictation
    • May perform other general office work as required including preparing financial statements.

    Salary 

    According to jobbank.gc.ca, the median hourly wage for a law clerk is $25.48.

    Career Options

    • Commercial law clerk
    • Real estate law clerk
    • Notary public
    • Title searcher
    • Legal researcher
    • Trademark agent
    • Land titles examiner
    • Corporate law legal assistant
    • Legal secretary
    • Litigation secretary
    • Real estate secretary
    • Administrative assistant - legal
    • Legal assistant - criminal law
    • Legal assistant
    • Litigation legal assistant

Skilled Trades, Auto, Fire Programs

  • Learn via live instructor-led virtual lectures completed online as well as in-person labs at a training location.
    We understand that making a career change or jumping into a trade can be intimidating. You might not be sure if the Electrical Trade is the career path for you. That is why we developed the Electrician Pre-Apprenticeship Program.

    Trillium College’s Electrician Pre-Apprenticeship program is a trade program that gives you the theoretical knowledge, practical skills and experience needed to work competently, effectively and safely in the trade as an Electrical Apprentice.

    Program Details
    What is a Pre-Apprenticeship Program?
    There are few means of gaining experience in the Electrical Trade due to the Provincial Regulations of the Compulsory Trades.

    Consequently, Contractors have limited opportunities to determine a candidate’s aptitude and abilities. However, Contractors recognize the economic benefit of our program as traditional apprenticeships require that you have a Journeyperson overseeing you while you learn the basics of the trade; this along with cost and safety concerns are the primary reasons for their reluctance to take on new Apprentices and the purpose of a pre-apprenticeship.

    In addition, by working with basic skills and safety certifications from day 1, you minimize the economic penalty and concerns that most Apprentice applicants bring to their door.

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