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Answers to the questions we hear most. Can't find yours? Call (780) 213-8999.
Many students pay for their training with student aid. Here is who handles what, and where to start.
This is where you apply for student aid. You apply yourself, once for each school year, and our admissions team can help you fill in the application.
studentaid.alberta.ca (opens in a new tab)
The NSLSC is who you deal with once you are repaying a federal loan — your balance, your payment plan, and the Repayment Assistance Plan if you need it.
csnpe-nslsc.canada.ca (opens in a new tab)
Student aid depends on your own circumstances, not just the program. Our admissions team will go through the application with you and tell you what to expect before you commit to anything.
We offer one program: the Community Support & Addiction Worker (CSAW) certificate. It includes six certificates: Community Support Worker, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, Safe Medication Administration, CPR / First Aid, WHMIS, and Dementia Care.
Intakes run monthly. Contact admissions for the next start date.
51 weeks — 1,224 hours in total, including a 490-hour supervised practicum.
Six: Community Support Worker, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, Safe Medication Administration, CPR / First Aid, WHMIS, and Dementia Care.
Call (780) 213-8999 or send us a message and an admissions advisor will walk you through the full cost and your funding options.
Many students pay for their training with Alberta student aid. You apply for it yourself, and our admissions team will help you with the application and explain what you may be able to get.
Enrolled students receive a new laptop to keep, provided their student loan application is approved.
Monday to Friday we are at 10507 Saskatchewan Dr NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 4S1, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Talk to our admissions team about the CSAW program, start dates, and funding. It only takes a few minutes.
Answers to the questions we hear most. Can't find yours? Call (780) 213-8999.
Our main program is the Community Support & Addiction Worker (CSAW) certificate. We also offer Community Support Worker training, plus First Aid, CPR/BLS, and WHMIS.
Intakes run monthly, so you don't have to wait for September. Contact admissions for the next start date.
Talk to our admissions team about the CSAW program, start dates, and funding. It only takes a few minutes.
Visit us at 10507 Saskatchewan Dr NW, Edmonton, AB.

Career training in community support, addiction services, and health care.
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