Home Care Support Worker Certification

Home Care Support Worker

Affordable Home Care Certification Training

Course Overview

At Shiloh College, we believe caregiving is more than a job—it’s a calling. Our Home Care Support Worker Certificate program prepares compassionate individuals for meaningful careers in home care and community support. You’ll gain the skills, confidence, and certification needed to make a real difference in people’s lives.

Key Highlights

Practical Skills & Training

Acquire hands-on skills for daily client care, equipment handling, and safety protocols.

Ethical & Compassionate Approach

Develop a strong foundation in ethical conduct and person-centered care for diverse clients.

Career Readiness & Placement

Prepare for fulfilling roles with supervised field placement and community work experience.

At a Glance

PROGRAM DURATION

6+ Months

CREDENTIAL

Certificate

PROGRAM COST

US $1,500

Course Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Home Care Support Worker program, graduates will be highly competent in providing compassionate, safe, and effective care within diverse home and community settings. You will master essential skills in client assistance, equipment management, and household support, while developing strong communication abilities and a deep understanding of ethical care practices. This program empowers you to meet the unique needs of individuals, promoting their independence and enhancing their quality of life.

Explore Our Courses

Focuses on essential safety protocols, emergency procedures, and best practices for home care workers to ensure a secure environment for both clients and caregivers.

Covers the proper use, maintenance, and sanitation of various client care equipment, as well as efficient and hygienic laundry procedures in a home setting.

Teaches effective communication strategies to educate clients and their families on care plans, health management, and promoting independence.

Explores the personal qualities, professional ethics, and interpersonal skills essential for successful and compassionate home care support.

Provides hands-on training and simulated scenarios to develop practical caregiving skills, bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world application.

Examines challenges faced by clients and caregivers in decision-making and navigating care options, fostering problem-solving and advocacy skills.

Provides supervised practical experience in real home care or community settings, applying classroom knowledge to diverse client needs.

Studies the physical, mental, and social aspects of aging, preparing caregivers to understand and address the unique needs of older adults.

Examines common ethical dilemmas in home care, promoting critical thinking and decision-making aligned with professional and moral principles.

Explores the psychological and social significance of "home" for clients, emphasizing person-centered approaches that respect their environment and autonomy.

Focuses on specialized care techniques and considerations for providing complex health support to children in a home setting.

Examines the ethical implications and policy considerations specific to providing home care services for children and adolescents.

Explores the perspectives, challenges, and professional roles of home care providers, fostering empathy and understanding within the care team.

Focuses on effective communication strategies, including cultural sensitivity and adapting language for diverse client needs in home care settings.

Encourages critical reflection on ethical principles in healthcare, promoting thoughtful decision-making and professional integrity in home care practice.

Teaches essential strategies and protocols for preventing and controlling infections in home care settings, ensuring client and caregiver safety.