ABOUT THE COURSE
Build a Meaningful Career in Care
Our Direct Care Worker (DCW) training program provides hands-on instruction in personal care, safety, communication, and more. Learn the skills and confidence needed to support individuals in their homes and communities.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Course Highlights
Personal Care & Daily Living
Learn to assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility.
Communication Skills
Build effective communication with clients, families, and care teams
Safety & Infection Control
Follow best practices to maintain a safe and healthy environment.
Support for Diverse Populations
Gain skills to care for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and more.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE
Be Ready to Save a Life
Individuals interested in a career in home care
Caregivers looking to build professional skills
High school graduates and career changers
Family members caring for loved ones
Anyone passionate about making a difference in their community
Real Skills.
Real Impact.
Be prepared to make
a difference whet
it matters most.
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TESTIMONIALS
What Our Students Say
"The training was thorough, easy to follow, and extremely hands-on. I feel so much more confident knowing I can help in an emergency."
Sarah M.
Parent & Community Member.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your Questions, Answered
Our Direct Care Worker (DCW) training program has a duration of 4–8 hours, with flexible class schedules designed to accommodate busy lifestyles
Yes, we provide both in-person classes in Phoenix, AZ, and on-site training options. We also maintain small class sizes to ensure personalized, hands-on instruction for your group or team.
Yes, our program features a state-aligned curriculum taught by certified instructors, and you will receive an official Certificate Upon Completion.
The program provides hands-on instruction covering essential caregiving competencies, along with a downloadable course brochure and a certificate upon completion. Core modules include:
No prior experience is required. The course is specifically designed for beginners and seasoned caregivers alike—including high school graduates, career changers, family members caring for loved ones, and anyone passionate about starting a career in home and community care.
