Offered by Trinity Western University in Langley, Canada, Human Services: Certificate is a certificate in Social Work programme.
At a glance
Degree:Certificate
Field:Social Work
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Last reviewed September 2026 ·
Program details
Overview
The Human Services Certificate exposes students to courses across the social sciences, psychology, and sociology, preparing them for work in the helping professions. Coursework covers child and family development, criminal justice, faith-based social services, general human services, and global social issues, and prepares students to work with individuals experiencing social, emotional, and cognitive challenges. The certificate is offered through Trinity Western University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and is related to programs including Sociology, Psychology, Political Studies, and Theology. Graduates of the Human Services Certificate are eligible for select course waivers in the regular-standing track of Dordt University's Master of Social Work program, through an educational partnership between the two institutions, subject to admission requirements and the terms of that partnership. Career paths for graduates include psychological aid, social work, youth and community work, mental health services, substance-abuse treatment, group homes, and government agencies.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The program page states only that the admissions process is designed to be simple and convenient and defers to TWU's general admission requirements. Domestic Canadian high-school applicants need a 70% average in the province's Grade 12 academic English course plus additional Grade 12 academic courses: English 12 (or equivalent) and 3 more in British Columbia; English 30-1 and 3 more in Alberta, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut; Grade 12 U English and 5 more Grade 12 U or M courses in Ontario; or at least one year of a CEGEP academic diploma with 12 academic courses, including English (or English and French), at a 70% overall average in Quebec. International applicants need an IELTS Academic score above 6.5 overall or a TOEFL iBT score above 88 for direct entry, or may qualify for direct entry with academic support at IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 78.