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Aides may also accompany their clients while the client travels, goes to school or work, runs errands or engages in activities outside the home. According to the U. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, personal care aides may not need to complete a formal training program, although some programs may be available through home care placement agencies, vocational schools or community colleges. In some cases, clients themselves can handle the training on their own.
Some aides decide to move into related careers. For example, they may undertake the coursework necessary to become a home health-care aide or a certified nursing assistant. Home care companions may work either full or part-time hours. Often, they work in client's homes, although some may also work in nursing homes or in group homes, if they've been hired to do so by the client or his family. In some instances, an aide may live with the client. Having a car and being licensed to drive is often helpful, if the aide will be required to run errands for the client, or if the client accompanies the aide on an errand.
This means that 50 percent of aides made more and the other half made less.
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