Partners In Education Currently, we accept students from numerous academic fields, including but not limited to: Developmental Service Worker; Social Service Worker; Social Work; Nursing; Recreation and Leisure Services; Behavioural Sciences Technology; and High School students.
What do Field Education Students Do? Field education students support a broad range of activities, including supporting special events, fundraising initiatives and all programs provided by The Centre. The following are a listing of the specialized programs provided at The Centre for Dreams: therapeutic art program; horticultural program; educational program; life skills program; job training; culinary program; sensory program; and social skills program.
What our Students are Saying About Us... “Working at The Centre for Dreams has been one of the most wonderful experiences in my life. It opened up my eyes to so many different aspects of life especially helping individuals with developmental disabilities.” ~ Shabeena I. “I have found that what some lack in some areas, they make up for in every other aspect. I have learned that there is nothing to be afraid of. People are people and as long as you interact with all clients in the same way and you treat them in a non-judgmental and respectful way, they will show the same to you.” ~Jessica M.
How do I Become a Field Education Student? Send your resume and cover letter to Michelle Del Carmen at michelle@centrefordreams.ca. You will then be contacted for an interview. All students must submit a Cooperative Education Application Form and Vulnerable Sector Screening Form. For more information about the Field Education Program at The Centre for Dreams, contact Michelle Del Carmen at michelle@centrefordreams.ca or 905.209.9092. |
