Child & Youth Studies Programs
E-mail: cehealth@mtroyal.ca
Information: 403.440.6867 or toll-free 1.866.616.3606
Register: Start here
Location: Lincoln Park Campus, 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW
Earn credit toward a diploma/degree.
See individual program pages for information.
Behavioural Strategies Extension Certificate
Designed for those supporting children and youth with challenging behaviours, this program focuses on understanding the function of behaviour, exploring environmental conditions that may influence behaviour and implementing practical strategies for managing difficult behaviour.
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Child Care Leadership Extension Certificate
Trained staff is vital to providing a developmentally appropriate environment for children attending day care. The Child Care Leadership Certificate is designed to prepare child care professionals to work effectively in human service organizations.
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Child & Youth Human Rights Extension Certificate
Become an advocate for child and youth human rights and inform your professional practice through this online program that focuses on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). This program, designed for those working with and for children and youth, allows you to study the comprehensive online course materials as well as participate in an online learning community.
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Children’s Environmental Health & Wellness Extension Certificate
The Children’s Environmental Health & Wellness Extension Certificate provides the background information necessary to recognize and interpret environmental hazards as they relate to children. Acquire tools for taking proactive steps in reducing environmental exposures which may impact the health of the child.
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Children’s Mental Health Extension Certificate
If you work with children and youth with mental health problems, this program is designed to enhance your knowledge and skills. Be proactive in the promotion of children’s mental health, provide better support to children with mental health problems and their families, and promote children’s mental health in the community.
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