Graduate Certificate in Sensory Loss Intervention

A one year graduate certificate in deafblind and sensory support, covering communication methods, intervenor practice, orientation and mobility support, and supervised placement, with applied practice running through the programme, with applied practice running through the programme.

Intervenor work supporting people with combined vision and hearing loss is a specialised field with very few training routes in Canada.

Graduate Certificate in Sensory Loss Intervention is taught at Conestoga College Brantford campus, a public Ontario college. The sensory loss intervention certificate sits below degree level, so a work permit depends on its field of study. Conestoga records the sensory loss intervention certificate under CIP 13.1003 and lists it among its PGWP-aligned programmes, which supports a permit of up to one year. IRCC alone decides, so verify 13.1003 against the current eligible list before paying for the sensory loss intervention certificate. Ontario also requires a provincial attestation letter before the sensory loss intervention certificate can support a study permit.

Candidates for Graduate Certificate in Sensory Loss Intervention present a completed undergraduate diploma or equivalent at 50 percent. The English requirement is IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0, and tuition for the sensory loss intervention certificate is recorded at CAD 15,844. Conestoga charges a CAD 100 application fee, and no scholarship is recorded against the sensory loss intervention certificate. The sensory loss intervention certificate lists only two entry windows. Apply Study Visa manages your the sensory loss intervention certificate application, the deposit, the offer, the attestation letter and the Canadian study permit as one process.