Society and culture · AQF Level 4
Certificate IV in Indigenous Mental Health (Social and Emotional Well Being)
11280NAT
Course overview
Certificate IV in Indigenous Mental Health (Social and Emotional Well Being) (11280NAT) is an AQF level 4 course in Society and culture. This page lists who teaches it. You can compare the fee, the place, how you study, and how to get in.
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About this qualification
The 11280NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Mental Health (Social and Emotional Well Being) course is designed to teach culturally appropriate valuable knowledge and applied skills in the field of Indigenous mental health and substance abuse, care support, healing and treatment. Graduates apply the knowledge and skills firstly in their own lives to deal with personal issues they are confronted with therefore benefit through ‘personal healing’ and become role models and are empowered to work with their families and friends also work within their community as team player to find local solutions to deal with increased mental ill-health and substance abuse issues that are confronting most Indigenous communities today.
This course empowers graduates to act as role models and change agents within their own community. It gives graduates industry skills and knowledge in the Addiction field and Indigenous Mental Health field so they are employment ready. To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 160 hours of work placement as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of training package units of competency.
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