If you are good with older people, this is the way in. You cover dementia support, healthy body systems, personal care and client wellbeing. Placement gives you hours in a service near you.
Dementia, mobility and wellbeing sit in the core units.
Put a qualification behind the work you do now.
A partner service finds you hours close to home.
Homes, home care teams and community services all hire care workers. The day is personal care, meals, medication rounds and notes.
Daily care inside a residential home.
Hands on care, meals and mobility help.
Support clients in their own homes.
Back up the care team across a shift.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need a check or supervised experience.
Three things worth knowing.
Supporting people living with dementia is a taught unit.
A partner service organises your hours close to home.
A few modules apply only if you already work in the field.
CHC43015 · nationally recognised training
CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support is nationally recognised training.
We check the code and the college on the national training register. CHC43015 is current and the college is registered.
Placement hours are supervised and signed off in a working service.
A first care job, or a step up in one.
An advisor covers units, placement and fees.
Upfront, weekly plan, or pay in four.
Enrol and begin the ageing support units.
Yes. CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support is nationally recognised training.
None needed. A few elective units do suit current workers.
From $49.99 a week on a zero interest plan. A set-up fee and credit check apply.
You do a minimum of 120 hours. It sits on top of weekly study.
You need to meet minimum language, literacy and numeracy requirements.
You pick a finish pace of 12 or 18 months. There are no semester intakes.
Yes, and it needs a workplace and supervision by a registered nurse.
Yes. Units stay reachable day and night.
Open Colleges is an Australian training provider that teaches online. Placement is organised with SkilTrak, a placement partner.
Trainers work in the fields they teach. Units stay open day and night.
Picture the afternoon someone tells you their whole story.