Whether you support one client or a houseful, this takes it further. Person centred practice, behaviour support and complex needs sit at the core. Your placement service is found for you.
This builds on support work you already do.
Practice built around clients with high needs.
Your service may host the placement hours.
Support work sits in group homes, day programs and clients' houses. A day is personal care, outings, notes and family calls.
Support clients at home and out in the community.
Work a roster in a supported living house.
Help clients with daily living and personal care.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Services set their own hiring rules, and most run police and screening checks.
Compliance first, then the client work, then placement.
Three things to check before you enrol.
CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support.
Behaviour support plans, unit by unit.
Paris Wilson has worked in disability support for nearly fifteen years.
The step up from Certificate III
Certificate IV in Disability Support, on the register.
Minimum one hundred and twenty hours in a service.
Behaviour support and person centred practice.
You need the Certificate III first.
The unit list and placement detail, in writing.
Your own service may be able to host you.
Start any day. No intakes to catch.
A Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability), or a Certificate III in Disability with the entry skill set.
Twelve or eighteen months, whichever routine you pick.
Yes, a minimum of one hundred and twenty hours.
Possibly. You need enough clients, a qualified supervisor and approval.
The college does, through SkilTrak, close to home.
Not one. Open book quizzes, portfolios and video tasks.
Yes. CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support.
Yes, through Payright. A credit check and set-up fee apply.
Open Colleges delivers this course online, from Australia.
Placement is organised with SkilTrak, close to where you live.
Picture the client whose week works because you planned it.