CHC43315
KCA Education in NSW offers Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43315), a nationally recognised AQF Level 4 qualification. The program runs for 1 year. Government subsidised places may be available.
KCA Education
Tier 2Private RTO · NSW
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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.
KCA Education offers Certificate IV in Mental Health. It runs for 1 year in NSW.
The price on this page is what KCA Education has published for Certificate IV in Mental Health. 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.
KCA Education has not listed entry rules for Certificate IV in Mental Health. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.
Use enquire to ask KCA Education about start dates, study mode, and how to get into Certificate IV in Mental Health.
The study plan includes Work with diverse people, Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety, Work legally and ethically, Establish self-directed recovery relationships, Provide recovery oriented mental health services, and Work collaboratively with the care network and other services. Open a unit to see what it covers.
Occupation this qualification leads to
11 core units · 63 electives available
Each unit is nationally recognised. Open a unit to see what it covers and which other qualifications include it.
Work with diverse people
COREPromote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety
COREWork legally and ethically
COREEstablish self-directed recovery relationships
COREProvide recovery oriented mental health services
COREWork collaboratively with the care network and other services
COREProvide services to people with co-existing mental health and alcohol and other drugs issues
COREWork effectively in trauma informed care
COREPromote and facilitate self advocacy
COREAssess and promote social, emotional and physical wellbeing
COREParticipate in workplace health and safety
COREProcess and maintain workplace information
ELECTIVEFacilitate the interests and rights of clients
ELECTIVEFacilitate the empowerment of older people
ELECTIVEWork in an alcohol and other drugs context
ELECTIVEWork with clients who are intoxicated
ELECTIVEAssess needs of clients with alcohol and other drugs issues
ELECTIVEProvide alcohol and other drugs withdrawal services
ELECTIVEProvide interventions for people with alcohol and other drugs issues
ELECTIVEIncrease the safety of individuals at risk of suicide
ELECTIVEAssess co-existing needs
ELECTIVEDevelop and implement service programs
ELECTIVEFacilitate responsible behaviour
ELECTIVEProvide brief interventions
ELECTIVEProvide loss and grief support
ELECTIVEProvide suicide bereavement support
ELECTIVERecognise and respond to crisis situations
ELECTIVERespond effectively to behaviours of concern
ELECTIVESupport independence and wellbeing
ELECTIVEVisit client residence
ELECTIVEDevelop and implement community programs
ELECTIVEImplement participation and engagement strategies
ELECTIVEWork to empower Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities
ELECTIVEDevelop and provide community projects
ELECTIVEUse communication to build relationships
ELECTIVEProvide education and support on parenting, health and well being
ELECTIVERecognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence
ELECTIVERecognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence
ELECTIVEFacilitate the empowerment of people with disability
ELECTIVEFacilitate community participation and social inclusion
ELECTIVEProvide community focused health promotion and prevention strategies
ELECTIVEPlan health promotion and community intervention
ELECTIVEWork with clients to identify financial literacy education needs
ELECTIVEImprove clients' fundamental financial literacy skills
ELECTIVEProvide group education on consumer credit and debt
ELECTIVEShare health information
ELECTIVEProvide parenting, health and well-being education
ELECTIVEProvide intervention support to families
ELECTIVEDevelop, implement and review quality framework
ELECTIVEFacilitate the recovery process with the person, family and carers
ELECTIVEContribute to the review and development of policies
ELECTIVEDevelop and maintain networks and collaborative partnerships
ELECTIVEReflect on and improve own professional practice
ELECTIVESupport the rights and safety of children and young people
ELECTIVEProvide intervention support to children and families
ELECTIVEWork with forced migrants
ELECTIVEUndertake bicultural work with forced migrants in Australia
ELECTIVEWork with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness
ELECTIVEManage and maintain tenancy agreements and services
ELECTIVEWork effectively with young people and their families
ELECTIVERecognise healthy body systems
ELECTIVEProvide first aid
ELECTIVEProvide first aid in remote situations
ELECTIVEProvide advanced first aid
ELECTIVEProvide First Aid
ELECTIVEProvide First Aid in remote or isolated site
ELECTIVEProvide Advanced First Aid
ELECTIVEAssist clients with medication
ELECTIVEInterpret and use information about nutrition and diet
ELECTIVERecognise and respond to oral health issues
ELECTIVEInform and support patients and groups about oral health
ELECTIVEApply and manage use of basic oral health products
ELECTIVEProvide or assist with oral hygiene
ELECTIVEManage personal stressors in the work environment
ELECTIVE