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What are caregiver courses?

Caregiver courses are cpd courses. Many people are looking to going into caregiving especially at this time when there's immigration opportunity in Canada for caregivers. Some people believe that certain life experiences that they have eg motherhood or caring for their aged parents or grandparents has prepared them enough to be able to enter this industry. Having informal training gives you the experience to deal with certain problems in the job, however, going through a formal training course gives you more edge from others seeking the same job and helps you get hired.

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Continous Professional Development (CPD) are learning activities. The importance of cpd courses is that it protects the employer, the public, the professional and the professional's career. Engaging in CPD shows that the professional is committed to continued learning and personal development. From the perspective of an employer, who would you likely hire for job: an applicant with a lot of professional developmment courses done and accreditations achieved or one who has remained in the same educational level for years?
Some more reasons why professionals should take CPD courses:

  • It keeps you relevant and up to date in your field
  • It helps you hone your skills eg learning new ways to carry out tasks in your industry.
  • It enhances your public confidence because you are up to date.
  • It expands your professional network. i.e people in your industry that you know and who know other people in the same industry.
  • It helps you have/make solid contribution to your team, as someone who is knowledgeable in their field or industry.

  • It helps you preven burn out by keeping you interested in your career, because you are actively learning new things and acquiring new skills.
  • It opens up new opportunities to a professional.
  • It boosts your earnings. 
  • It improves your job performance


  • Get proactive now, enroll for a CPD course now.




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