CHC33021
UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd in NSW offers Certificate III in Individual Support (CHC33021), a nationally recognised AQF Level 3 qualification. The program runs for 1-2 year, available Blended. Government subsidised places may be available.
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This course is subsidised under the NSW Government's Smart and Skilled program, which reduces the fee you pay based on your circumstances (e.g. existing qualifications, concession status). The subsidised fee shown is indicative — your actual fee depends on eligibility criteria set by the NSW Skills List. Confirm your subsidised fee with the provider.
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UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd offers Certificate III in Individual Support Blended. It runs for 1-2 year in NSW.
The price on this page is what UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd has published for Certificate III in Individual Support. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.
UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd lists these entry rules for Certificate III in Individual Support: Previously completed Year 10 Good written and verbal communication skills May require language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) checks Should be working in a suitable job role with access to a supervisor who is willing and able to observe practical skills in the workplace Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may apply
Use enquire to ask UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd about start dates, study mode, and how to get into Certificate III in Individual Support.
This blended (online with workshops) nationally recognised CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) provides the skills and knowledge to offer personalised, person-centred support and care in a range of settings including homes, community and healthcare facilities. Delivery combines self-directed study, on-the-job learning, workplace practice and practical workshops. The qualification includes training in dementia support, palliative care, first aid, infection control, medication assistance and manual handling Requires completion of 15 units including at least 120 hours of direct support work.
Start your journey in the aged care industry with this introductory qualification. This program will equip you with the necessary skills to offer personalised support and care to individuals in a variety of settings, including homes, communities, and healthcare facilities.
=== ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION ===
Provider: UNE Partnerships
Provider Brand: UNE Partnerships
Course Code: CHC33021
Delivery Modes: Blended learning (online with workshops)
Key Highlights: • Course Fees $4,290 AUD • Duration 1-2 Years • Blended learning (online with workshops) • Enrol anytime / study at your own pace • Access to expert trainers (Subject Matter Experts) • Periodic practical workshops (Brisbane, Sydney and regional NSW subject to demand) • Smart and Skilled Funding is available in New South Wales • Flexible Payment Plan Options are available
Who Is This For: This qualification suits people already working in, or looking to move into, the aged care and NDIS field, particularly those who want to offer personalised support and care to individuals in a variety of settings including homes, communities Healthcare facilities.
Why Choose This Course: • Flexible blended delivery to study alongside work and commitments • Access to subject matter expert trainers and online support • Nationally recognised qualification (AQF Certificate on successful completion) • Pathway into higher qualifications and further study
Learning Outcomes: • Active listening and effective communication skills • Respect for diversity and cultural awareness • Problem-solving and critical thinking skills • Knowledge of health and safety practices, including infection control and medication management • Ability to follow ethical and legal guidelines • Ability to recognise healthy body systems and signs of illness • Knowledge of palliative care principles and practices • Knowledge of first aid and emergency response procedures • Knowledge of manual handling techniques to prevent injury to clients and workers
Study Load: 5-7 hours per week
Self-Paced: Yes
Currency: AUD
Fee Structure: Course fees for the Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) are $4,290 AUD. Payment plans and, where eligible, government subsidies or employer/traineeship funding may reduce this cost.
Payment Plan Available: Yes
Payment Plan Details: Flexible Payment Plan Options are available.
Government Funding: Smart and Skilled Funding is available in New South Wales. Eligible students may be able to access government-subsidised training depending on where they live, the qualification and their individual eligibility. Check the NSW Smart and Skilled and Queensland funding pages on the UNE Partnerships website or contact us to confirm your eligibility before enrolling.
Equipment Required: • Appropriate technology to study online
Checks Required: • Police/Working with Children check (may be required) • Mandatory work placement checks depending on the course
Other Requirements: • Motivation to learn independently • Access to workplace for on-the-job learning and observation
Total Units: 15
Sample Units: • CHCAGE011 Provide support to people living with dementia Describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to provide person-centred care and support to people living with dementia and involves following an established individualised plan. • CHCCCS040 Support independence and wellbeing — describes the skills and knowledge required to provide individualised services that support independence, physical and emotional wellbeing This unit must be performed during at least 120 hours of direct support work. • HLTAID011 Provide First Aid — describes skills and knowledge required to provide a first aid response to a casualty in line with ARC and national clinical body guidelines.
Assessment Types: Audio recordings, Video presentations, Written submissions, Role-play activities, On-the-job observation
Further Study Pathways: • Pathway into higher qualifications such as HLT47715 Certificate IV in Medical Practice Assisting and other higher level UNE Partnerships qualifications or university pathways
Professional Recognition: • Nationally Recognised Training (NRT); on successful completion an AQF Certificate and Record of Results will be issued
Nationally Accredited: Yes
AQF Level: Certificate III
Regulator: Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF)
RTO: UNE Partnerships Pty Ltd
RTO Code: 6754
Work Placement Required: Yes
Placement Hours: 120
Placement Details: You will be required to perform the activities outlined in CHCCCS040 Support independence and wellbeing during a period of at least 120 hours of direct support work.
Placement Requirements: • At least 120 hours of direct support work • May require police/working with children checks and other mandatory checks • May be required to travel to attend three days of practical workshops (periodic workshops scheduled in Brisbane, Sydney and regional NSW subject to demand)
Live Classes: Yes
Live Class Frequency: Three days of practical workshops (periodic; scheduled in Brisbane, Sydney and regional NSW subject to demand)
Student Support: Available
Support Channels: Online community of students and trainers, Subject Matter Expert trainers, Email: [email protected], Phone: 1800 066 128
Technical Requirements: • Appropriate technology to study online (internet access, device capable of audio/video submissions)
Additional Notes: Periodic practical workshops are scheduled in Brisbane, Sydney and regional NSW subject to demand. Smart and Skilled Funding is available in NSW; eligibility varies by individual circumstances.
9 core units · 26 electives available
Source: provider course record · training.gov.au
Graduates will have the skills and knowledge to provide individual support in the aged sector, including communication, infection control, medication assistance, palliative care and manual handling, preparing them for roles in residential and community aged care and related support services.
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