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Certificate in CHILD and YOUTH CARE PRACTITIONER 2025

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The document outlines the Certificate in Child & Youth Care Practitioner program at the University of Maine at Augusta for the 2010-2011 academic year. It details prerequisites and certificate requirements totaling 30 credit hours, including courses in human services, psychology, and sociology. The program aims to enhance the skills of professionals working with youth in various settings and is available statewide. Students must complete 50% of their courses at UMA and are encouraged to seek academic advising.

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