How long is the Disability and Community Rehabilitation at Lethbridge Community College?
1 Year Certificate in Disability and Community Rehabilitation; 2 Year Diploma in Disability and Community Rehabilitation

What you need to get in to the Disability and Community Rehabilitation at Lethbridge Community College?
Students are accepted into the Disability and Community Rehabilitation Certificate program for the Fall (September), Winter (January), or Summer (May) terms. Students are accepted into the second year of the Diploma based on the completion of the Disability and Community Rehabilitation Certificate or the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Education Certificate. Students from other programs/institutions will be assessed individually for placement in year two of the program. Academic Requirements: Applicants to the Certificate program are required to have an Alberta High School Diploma or equivalent with credit in English Language Arts (ELA) 30-1 or 30-2. Admission into the Diploma in Disability and Community Rehabilitation requires that students have successfully completed the Certificate in Disability and Community Rehabilitation or Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Education. Other Human Service Certificate programs may be accepted. Applicants lacking academic prerequisites may seek Alternate Admission, which will involve a review of education and work experience. The Alternate Admission process will require that students complete placement testing for assessment in Reading and Sentence Skills. Applicants seeking this process for admission are strongly encouraged to contact the program prior to application.

For more information on the Disability and Community Rehabilitation at Lethbridge Community College
(403) 320-3323

Does the :program offer a Coop?
No

Distance Education Available:
Yes

What type of learning environment should I expect in the Disability and Community Rehabilitation?
The entire program is offered through Distributed Learning.