CHC40421
RMIT University in VIC offers Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC40421), a nationally recognised AQF Level 4 qualification. The program runs for 6 months 2 days. Government subsidised places may be available.
RMIT University
Tier 2University · VIC
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This course (or skill set) is subsidised under the Victorian Government's Skills First program. Subsidised places are capped per calendar year and eligibility depends on your residency, age and prior-qualification history. The fee shown reflects the Skills First subsidised rate where known — confirm your eligibility and final fee with the provider.
RMIT University offers Certificate IV in Youth Work. It runs for 6 months 2 days in VIC.
The price on this page is what RMIT University has published for Certificate IV in Youth Work. 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.
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The study plan includes Use communication to build relationships, Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence, Work with diverse people, Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety, Plan and conduct group activities, and Work legally and ethically. Open a unit to see what it covers.
Occupation this qualification leads to
15 core units · 27 electives available
Each unit is nationally recognised. Open a unit to see what it covers and which other qualifications include it.
Use communication to build relationships
CORERecognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence
COREWork with diverse people
COREPromote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety
COREPlan and conduct group activities
COREWork legally and ethically
COREWork with people with mental health issues
COREWork effectively in trauma informed care
COREIdentify and report children and young people at risk
COREEngage respectfully with young people
COREWork effectively with young people in the youth work context
CORESupport young people to create opportunities in their lives
CORERespond to critical situations
COREProvide services for the needs and circumstances of young people
COREParticipate in workplace health and safety
COREWork in an alcohol and other drugs context
ELECTIVEAssess needs of clients with alcohol and other drugs issues
ELECTIVEIncrease the safety of individuals at risk of suicide
ELECTIVEFacilitate responsible behaviour
ELECTIVERespond to client needs
ELECTIVEProvide individualised support
ELECTIVEVisit client residence
ELECTIVESupport collaborative planning processes
ELECTIVEWork within a community development framework
ELECTIVECommunicate and work in health or community services
ELECTIVECoordinate complex case requirements
ELECTIVEConfirm developmental status
ELECTIVEDevelop, implement and review sexual and reproductive health education programs
ELECTIVESupport group activities
ELECTIVEDeliver structured programs
ELECTIVERespond to client language, literacy and numeracy needs
ELECTIVEProvide services to people with co-existing mental health and alcohol and other drugs issues
ELECTIVEAssess and promote social, emotional and physical wellbeing
ELECTIVEDevelop and maintain networks and collaborative partnerships
ELECTIVESupport the rights and safety of children and young people
ELECTIVEWork effectively in child protection to support children, young people and families
ELECTIVEProvide support to children and youth in out-of-home care
ELECTIVEWork with forced migrants
ELECTIVEUndertake bicultural work with forced migrants in Australia
ELECTIVEWork with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness
ELECTIVEWork with clients within the social housing system
ELECTIVEWork effectively with young people and their nominated carer or families
ELECTIVE