This program is designed both for the student intending to pursue a career in the human service field (security, social service, early childhood) or within associated fields, and for the student who may lack the academic background needed to be successful within these career streams. This one-year program enables students to explore different professional choices, while developing an academic and skills foundation to facilitate future program and career success opportunities. Following completion of this one-year program, the student may then choose to apply for admission within any of the associated programs.

Students who attain final grades of at least a B in ANT-2003, ENG-2113, PSY-1003,
PSY-1023, pass all their prescribed courses, and have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.3 for the two terms, are placed in the top category of applicants for selection into Early Childhood Education, Child and Youth Worker, Law and Security Administration, Police Foundations, and Social Service Worker programs the next academic year.

Qualifying for the top category of applicants for the above programs does not guarantee entry into the programs.

O.S.S.D. or equivalent with:
Grade 12 English C or U

Course equivalencies can be obtained through Academic Upgrading and Pre-Programs at Lambton.

Canada is fast becoming a credentials-based work place - as a college graduate this will now work in your favour, improving your ability to compete.

This program is not eligible for Second Career or other programs under the Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities (MTCU) - Employment & Training Division.

Some students with disabilities may require academic accommodation to equalize opportunities to meet the academic demands of a course or program.

There are currently no transfer agreements for this program.

Shaw Foundation Entrance Award – Students can apply to the Financial Aid Office upon starting their first year. For more details visit the Financial Aid website.

General Awards

Lucia Mrowiec English Award – Awarded to the student with the highest marks in two of ENG 111, ENG 211, or ENG 311 (ENG 115, ENG 215 if offered). Student must have taken both courses during their previous academic year and must have an overall GPA of at least 3.5. No application is required. Students will be notified by the Awards office if they qualify.

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