Gain the CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support, a nationally recognised qualification that prepares you for hands-on roles in aged and community care.
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This is Nationally Recognised Training that leads to an Australian Qualification complying with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), or a Statement of Attainment.
Minimum 120 hours of work placement included as a qualification requirement, linked to CHCCCS023 Support independence and wellbeing.
Two days per week of trainer-led face-to-face delivery (7.5 hours each) plus 5 hours per week of structured online learning activities via the LMS.
Online resources and assessments are completed via the LMS; students communicate with trainers via email, student portal and learning management system.
Credit Transfer is available free of charge. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available at per hour application fee.
MCIE welcomes all people with disabilities, learning differences and medical conditions, with reasonable adjustments where applicable.
The provider has a large network of domestic marketing partners and international education agents/partners across multiple countries facilitating student enrolments.
Melbourne City Institute of Education provides dedicated career services including job search assistance, resume writing, and interview preparation to help graduates find employment.
Committed ongoing support to participants whilst training; post placement support available.
Roles this nationally recognised qualification can lead to. Entry requirements vary by employer, and no specific job outcome is guaranteed.
No specific job, salary or outcome is guaranteed.
Every unit is nationally recognised and sits on your transcript individually, which matters for credit and recognition later.
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Includes materials fee ($300) and enrolment fee ($250). Enrolment fees include additional resources required for the program and student ID charges. Total estimated cost including tuition ($16,000) and non-tuition fees ($1,000). For additional service fees such as re-assessment fees or RPL, refer to the Overseas Student Handbook. RPL application fee is $200 per hour.
Exact fees, plans and any funding eligibility are confirmed by the provider when you enquire. No payment is made through Get Course.
This course is designed for overseas students studying in Australia. Specific entry requirements, including English language proficiency standards, may apply. Submit an enquiry to confirm current entry requirements before applying.
Pricing for overseas students varies. Submit an enquiry to get up-to-date fee information for this course.
The course runs for 40 weeks, which includes 8 weeks of scheduled holidays. That gives approximately 32 weeks of active study across the training period.
Delivery is blended. Students attend face-to-face, trainer-led sessions two days per week (7.5 hours each day) and complete 5 hours of structured online learning per week via the learning management system. The course is not fully online and is not self-paced.
Yes. A minimum of 120 hours of work placement is a compulsory part of the qualification. Placement is linked to the unit CHCCCS023 Support Independence and Wellbeing. Submit an enquiry to find out how placement is arranged and supported.
Graduates may be prepared for roles such as Personal Care Worker, Aged Care Worker, Home Care Worker, Community Care Worker, Residential Care Worker, and Care Team Leader in limited supervisory capacities. These roles exist across residential facilities, home care, and community care settings. The qualification does not guarantee employment.
This course covers the practical and theoretical skills needed to support older Australians in residential, home, and community care settings. Students learn how to provide personal care, support independence and wellbeing, and work effectively within care teams. The course suits overseas students looking to build a professional career in Australia's growing aged care sector.
Delivered by Melbourne City Institute of Education, the course runs over 40 weeks (including 8 weeks of holidays). Two days per week are spent in face-to-face, trainer-led sessions of 7.5 hours each. A further 5 hours per week of structured online learning is completed via the learning management system.
A minimum of 120 hours of work placement is included as a qualification requirement, linked to the unit CHCCCS023 Support Independence and Wellbeing.
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