The certificate covers wide-ranging knowledge and specialized skills focusing on human-centered support. Leaners will provide support and training to disabled people in both residential and community-based environments.
The certificate covers wide-ranging knowledge and specialized skills focusing on human-centered support. Leaners will provide support and training to disabled people in both residential and community-based environments. Make a difference in someone’s life by helping them to be more independent and improve the quality of life. You will acquire valuable knowledge and hands-on experience that assist you to put your theoretical knowledge into practice.
There are no entry requirements, however all students must:
The students enrolled in CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability are required to complete 14 (11 Core and 3 Elective) units of competency as listed below:
Core unit
Elective unit
We primarily offer two delivery modes for the qualification.
Face to Face Delivery: Delivering the training sessions as scheduled either one-on-one or in a group. To ensure maximum effectiveness, students will be learning topics one by one and undertake hands-on opportunities.
Self-Paced Learning: Undertake learning and evaluation assessments between face-to-face consultations. Typically, it is communicated through the instructor.
Duration
The duration of this course is 1290 hours delivered over 52 weeks (46 weeks plus 6 weeks’ holidays). This will consist of 40 weeks (20 hours per week) of classroom delivery, plus 6 weeks of work placement at 20 hours per week.
800 hours are allocated to face-to-face classroom sessions.
370 hours of the course are allocated to projects, private study and assessment work
120 hours are allocated to work placement
Kick start your career by earning a recognized qualification. Being acknowledged for the skills you acquire will help you advance your career and further education. We evaluate your skills and apply credits based on previous education, experience, and skills. Some of the job opportunities you may want to consider are nursing assistants, community care workers, support workers, personal care attendants, disability support workers, etc.
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