Course Overview

The Certificate in Caregiving is a competency-based program that prepares learners to provide compassionate, hands-on support to individuals in need—especially the elderly, chronically ill, and persons with disabilities.

The curriculum includes personal hygiene care, nutrition support, mobility assistance, first aid, basic health monitoring, communication skills, and emotional support. Students also receive training in ethics, safety, and caregiver responsibilities.

This course is ideal for those who are naturally nurturing and want to work in healthcare, home care, or assisted living settings.

Career Opportunities

• Professional Caregiver – Assist clients in homes, hospitals, or aged care centers.
• Personal Assistant to Elderly – Help with grooming, meal prep, medication, and companionship.
• Home-Based Care Worker – Support bedridden or terminally ill patients in home environments.
• Hospice Care Aide – Provide palliative care and comfort during end-of-life support.
• Disability Support Assistant – Help persons with physical or intellectual disabilities.

Work Environments

• Private Homes and Home-Based Care Programs
• Hospitals and Hospices
• Rehabilitation and Elderly Homes
• NGOs and Community Care Organizations
• Disability Care Facilities

Progression & Further Studies

Graduates may choose to advance into Nursing, Community Health, or Social Work programs. The certificate also opens doors to international caregiving jobs with further certification.