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Youth Justice Program
The Youth Justice Program is a two-year, closed program which prepares graduates to work with youth in a variety of settings and roles within the youth justice system. Program courses integrate theory with practical skills aimed at preparing students to effectively assist youth in conflict with the law. Graduates from this program can choose from a variety of employment opportunities. Settings encompass municipal and/or police-based, Crown-based, or community-based programs. Specific examples include: victim-offender reconciliation programs, family court conferencing, court ordered programs involving support, supervision, and diversion, alcohol and drug programs, Aboriginal youth services, and community crime prevention initiatives.
To apply, you should:
- have a Douglas College CFCS English Language Assessment
- be 19 years of age or older
- have a criminal history search
- have successfully completed 100 hours paid or volunteer experience in an approved setting
Applicants will be asked to participate in a formal selection and orientation process.
For more information call: 604-527-5478 or see Youth Justice Program Description.
