Swinburne Open Education Swinburne Open Education
CHC33021

Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) (VIC Only)

Course Delivery: Online
Start Date: Enrol anytime
Duration: 18 month/s

Course Information

Make a difference in people's lives. Learn to support diverse clients in the aged care and disability sector. Earn a nationally recognised Certificate III in Individual Support Ageing and Disability online with Swinburne Open Education.

Study online to gain a Certificate III in Individual Support Ageing and Disability with Swinburne Open Education. Learn how to support diverse clientele's independence and well-being within the industry's legal framework.

You will develop skills to apply sound communication strategies when dealing with clients with different conditions and needs, including dementia and autism spectrum disorder. This course will also give you a sound understanding of body systems to be able to cater for individual needs, including palliative care.

This course is only available in Victoria, Australia. It is not available to International students or students based outside of Victoria.

12 to 18 months, self-paced.

Online with work placement. The course is designed and delivered online so you can learn anywhere, anytime, on any device — desktop, tablet or mobile.

  • Learn through regular trainer-led online sessions and native content
  • Engage with your learning community through online forums and messages
  • How to support diverse clientele's independence and wellbeing within the industry's legal framework
  • Skills to apply sound communication strategies when dealing with clients with different conditions and needs, including dementia and autism spectrum disorder
  • The knowledge and understanding of body systems to be able to cater for individual needs, including palliative care

Subjects

This aged care and disability course contains 16 online modules, which have been designed to cover the following units of competency, including 9 core units and 6 elective units. This course also contains an introductory module.

Once enrolled, you can access the online platform and start with the first module. Each module must be completed before the next becomes available.

Core Units

Payment Option

Payment Plans Available.

About Swinburne Open Education

We are focused on helping more and more Australians achieve their career aspirations and ensuring they’re prepared for future workforce needs. We support you to achieve your career goals, from work-integrated learning, to work placement. We’ve partnered with industry experts that need people like you, now.

Swinburne Open Education courses are delivered and assessed by UP Education, one of the largest private education groups in the Asia-Pacific. All qualifications are nationally recognised in Australia and are awarded by Swinburne University of Technology.

Together, UP Education and Swinburne University of Technology have established Swinburne Open Education – a world-class, online native learning platform, to help you reach your career goals, anytime, anywhere.

Swinburne University of Technology is a registered training organisation (RTO 3059)

Career Pathway

  • Aged care or disability carer
  • Support worker
  • Personal care aide

Course Features

  • Nationally recognised qualification
  • Learn how to make a positive impact on the lives of people with various needs
  • Covers knowledge of body systems, allowing you to provide tailored care, including palliative care
  • Flexible online study allows you to keep your current job while learning
  • Study on any device — desktop, tablet or mobile
  • Learn through regular trainer-led online sessions and native content
  • Engage with your learning community through online forums and messages

Professional Recognition

This is a nationally approved vocational course that is recognised throughout Australia

NRT — Nationally Recognised Training. This qualification (CHC33021) is nationally recognised and awarded by Swinburne University of Technology (RTO 3059).

Eligibility

  • Students must be 18 years of age or above.
  • A reasonable level of physical fitness is an inherent requirement, as students must be able to perform practical workplace tasks within an individual support setting. This may include providing physical assistance to clients, supporting mobility, standing or moving for extended periods, and responding safely to workplace situations.
  • This course is only available in Victoria, Australia. It is not available to International students or students based outside of Victoria.

IT Requirements:

  • Desktop or laptop: Latest version of Chrome or Safari, Microsoft Office (2010 or higher), Adobe PDF Reader
  • Mobile or tablet: Latest version of Chrome or Safari, latest version of Android or iOS
  • Students using a mobile or tablet will need to upload documents from a laptop or desktop or have a Dropbox account.

Work Placement

Structured Workplace Learning and Assessment (SWLA), also referred to as work placement, is a mandatory component of this course. A minimum of 127 hours of work placement is required to successfully complete the course.

  • Before commencing work placement, students will complete the required theory and assessment activities to ensure they are prepared for the workplace.
  • Students are responsible for sourcing a suitable work placement. The proposed workplace will be reviewed to ensure it can provide the facilities, equipment, resources and learning opportunities needed.
  • During work placement, students practise skills in the workplace before completing assessment activities. Where required, skills must first be demonstrated through simulated activities before progressing to working with real clients.
  • Students are responsible for meeting any workplace compliance requirements, which may include vaccination requirements, evidence of immunisation status, Police Checks, Working with Children Checks, NDIS Worker Screening Checks, statutory declarations or other workplace-specific clearances. Any costs associated with obtaining these requirements are the responsibility of the student.

Curriculum

  • Short answer questions
  • Projects
  • Case studies
  • Reflection Reports
  • Role plays
  • Portfolios
  • Logbooks
  • Videos and reports
  • Direct observation (assessed in real time in the workplace or in a simulated situation that reflects the workplace)
Swinburne Open Education Swinburne Open Education
CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) (VIC Only)
Course Delivery: Online
Start Date: Enrol anytime
Duration: 18 month/s

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