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CANADIAN EDUCATIONAL COLLABORATION

Certificate in Professional
Caregiver Fundamentals

A non-credit vocational training initiative integrating Canadian instructional standards with practical clinical training in India.

Jointly administered byToronto Business College + Brainwork Business Consulting + Modern Skill Development Centre

PROGRAM STRUCTURE & DELIVERY

Learning, simulation, and supervised clinical exposure.

Curriculum & LMS

Students access modular syllabi, digital instructional materials, and assessments through a proprietary Learning Management System provided and hosted by Toronto Business College (TBC).

Classroom & Simulation Training

Modern Skill Development Centre delivers daily theoretical instruction and hands-on lab simulations strictly adhering to the TBC syllabus. The inaugural pilot cohort will be hosted in Lucknow.

Clinical Hospital Attachments

Students complete mandatory practical bedside and geriatric rotations at licensed, accredited Indian hospitals. MSDC monitors these postings against TBC clinical competency checklists and required logbook hours.

CERTIFICATION & CREDENTIALING

Certificate of Completion in Professional Caregiver Fundamentals

Upon successful completion of all didactic modules, internal assessments, and verified hospital hours, students are awarded a Certificate of Completion in Professional Caregiver Fundamentals.

The certificate is issued under the academic seal of TBC and co-attested by MSDC.

IMPORTANT REGULATORY & IMMIGRATION LIMITATIONS

Vocational training only. No immigration or licensure claim.

No professional licensure

This credential is a record of vocational training completion. It does not confer a Canadian degree, diploma, or professional healthcare or nursing licensure in Canada.

No immigration benefits

This program provides no eligibility or points for Canadian immigration pathways, study permits, temporary foreign worker programs, or Express Entry. It carries no guarantee of employment in Canada, India, or elsewhere.

Mandatory student undertaking

Every candidate signs a formal Non-Immigration Undertaking Form upon admission, acknowledging that the program confers no work authorization or immigration rights in Canada.