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Certificate IV in Disablity Support

Course Code: CHC43121

Study Modes

Online, Distance, Classroom

Pre-requisites

CHC33015 or CHC33021

Study Duration

12 Months

Course Fee

$0-2000

Units

10 Units Total

Traineeship

Available

Work Placement

120 Hours Total

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Industry Image_ Aged Care_ Disability Support

Study Modes

Online, Distance, Classroom

Pre-requisites

 CHC33015 or CHC33021

Study Duration

12 Months

Course Fee

$0-2000

Units

10 Units Total

Traineeship

Available

Work Placement

120 Hours Total

Stay updated on this course.

Industry Image_ Aged Care_ Disability Support

About this course.

This qualification is designed for carers in the Disability industry that would like to advance in their career. To enrol into a Certificate IV in Disability, students must hold a completed Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) CHC33015 or CHC33021. You will develop skills to encourage staff and carers, providing professional support through quality care. Empathy and compassion are qualities this course will teach you. Being able to put yourself in another person’s shoes and build a true connection.

Learn all aspects of care during your course and put into practice during your onsite work placement at one of our partnering disability services.

What will you study?

Our Certificate IV in Disability Support comprises 10 units, including 7 core units and 3 electives. These units provide a comprehensive foundation in disability support, covering the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in this industry.

To tailor your learning experience to your career goals, choose from elective units that complement the core curriculum. If you’re unsure, our experienced staff can assist in selecting the best options for your needs.

First Aid

First Aid is not included as part of your qualification; however, you can book it separately at a discounted price. This training provides an opportunity to learn all aspects of applying first aid in a variety of situations. The course includes both theory and practical components, with the hands-on delivery being one of the most popular aspects. First aid training is invaluable in everyday life.

Our staff will arrange your first aid training during your course to equip you for work placement. Click here for more information.

  • CHCCCS044       Follow established person-centred behaviour supports
  • CHCDIS017         Facilitate community participation and social inclusion
  • CHCDIS018         Facilitate ongoing skills development using a person-centred approach
  • CHCDIS019         Provide person-centred services to people with disability with complex needs
  • CHCLEG003        Manage legal and ethical compliance
  • CHCMHS001       Work with people with mental health issues
  • HLTWHS003        Maintain work health and safety
  • BSBLDR411         Demonstrate leadership in the workplace
  • CHCADV001        Facilitate the interests and rights of clients
  • CHCCCS010        Maintain a high standard of service
  • Palliative Care or Manual Handling

Work Placement

Overview 

As part of our qualification you’re required to complete 120 hours of work placement during weekdays. Placements are generally full-time (120 hours in total), which not only allows you an opportunity to develop learnt skills but also valuable industry experience and could lead to employment opportunities.

We have long standing relationships with many Disability organisations. If you require assistance arranging work placement, we can connect you with an employer. 

National Police Check, NDIS Check and Working With Children Check

A National Police Check, NDIS Check and Working With Children Check are required for anyone who works or volunteers in care positions in Disability Support in NSW. For information you can click here to read our student handbook. 

Your career.

You will develop skills to encourage staff and carers, providing professional support through quality care. Empathy and compassion are qualities this course will teach you. Being able to put yourself in another person’s shoes and build a true connection.

Potential careers include (but not limited to):
  • Lifestyle Support Officer
  • Team Leader
  • Disability Support Assistant
  • Project Officer
  • Direct Carer
  • Disabilities Supervisor
  • Day Support Disability Officer

Course Delivery.

This course is delivered via 3 modes of study.

Classroom
Delivered in-person at our Granville College Campus.

Distance
Paper-based studies with access to one-on-one trainer support at our College Campus in Granville.

Online
Digital learning is delivered online via our learner portal.

Traineeship.

Are you already working in the industry? Work-based training may be the perfect pathway for you to upskill and advance your career. Traineeship opportunities are available for this qualification. Click here to find out more.

Before you enrol.

Ready to get started? Before you enrol, ensure you meet our entry requirements for this course below.

Pre-requisites
Residency and Visa Requirements
  • Currently, we only enrol domestic residents living in New South Wales.
  • We cannot enrol those with the following visas: Student Visa (Subclass 500) and Visitor Visa (Subclass 600).
Language, Literacy, Learning and Digital (LLND)
To complete this course you’ll need:
  • A valid National Police Check
  • A valid NDIS Check
  • A valid Working With Children Check

All h&h courses/qualifications are nationally recognised. The issuing of testamurs requires compliance with all processes. When competency has been achieved, students will be issued with a Qualification or Statement of Attainment (SOA) within 28 days of college staff receiving the finalised student file.

Unsure where to start?

Finding the right qualification for you is important to us, and we’re here to help. Simply send us an email or give us a call. We can assist you with:

  • Enroling for a Traineeship
  • Eligibility and entry requirements
  • How to apply and enrol
  • Course duration and fees
  • Course structure and pathways
  • Determining which course is right for you
  • Understanding how online study works

View our Course Brochure.

For more detailed information about your course, including:

  • General course information
  • What to expect during your studies
  • What is required of you as a student
  • What you can gain from our qualification

Ready to get started?