Addictions Counselling
Portage CollegeLac La Biche, Cold Lake, St.Paul, Canada
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About this programme
The two-year Addiction Counselling program will provide learners with comprehensive knowledge and preparation for a career in the addiction field. This program prepares learners to integrate theory and practical skills to work with individuals, families, groups, and communities. In addition to foundational skills, learners reflect on their beliefs and values to develop relevant professional skills to work with a diverse clientele including multicultural and Indigenous populations. This program is available to International Students. Our Designated Learning Institute (DLI) number is O111010246767. Please Note: This program is eligible for post-graduate work permit (PGWP). Students must meet associated attendance requirements’ to be eligible for post-graduate work permit (PGWP). Meet Lyla Allan, Program Coordinator for Addictions Counselling and Community Social Work at Portage College. In this video, Lyla shares how these programs prepare students to make a meaningful impact in their communities. Learn how students gain the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to support individuals facing real-life challenges. If you are passionate about helping others and want to build a career that truly makes a difference, these programs could be the right path for you. Use this chart to check Provincial high school equivalencies accepted at Portage College. Note: This is just a guide. In addition to these academic requirements, the following documentation must be provided: Part-time Fees Tuition is calculated using “cost-per-credit” one credit is $188. Calculate the c
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