Whether you volunteer now or you're starting fresh, this course builds the skills. Learn through online study, live sessions, mentoring, and supervised placement. Nationally recognised and built for the work.
You can move into youth work with a nationally recognised course. Build skills in support, safety, communication, and working with young people.
Bring your lived experience into youth mentorship. Learn youth-centred ways to support young people, plan services, and handle critical situations.
Weekly live sessions keep you connected. You also get monthly mentoring, outreach calls, and a dedicated learner support officer.
These skills are used across youth and community services. Picture supporting young people, linking them with services, and running group activities.
Support young people with their goals, needs, safety, and access to services.
Connect with young people through outreach and early intervention programs.
Build respectful relationships and help young people create opportunities.
Use communication, wellbeing, and safety skills in support settings.
Help people connect with community services and local support.
Use planning, referral, and support skills while working with young people.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience.
Seventeen units covering youth work, safety, support, and community work.
Here is what stands out in this course.
Every eligible learner gets an organised supervised placement. It is matched within thirty kilometres of home.
Join evening trainer-led sessions each week. Meet one-on-one with your trainer each month by video or phone.
The Job-Ready Program starts when your studies begin. Get help with resumes, cover letters, and finding roles.
Nationally recognised training · RTO 45162
Complete the course and receive the CHC40421 Certificate IV in Youth Work.
The course is delivered by registered training organisation RTO 45162.
Your study pathway can continue into the CHC50425 Diploma of Youth Work.
Complete your pre-enrolment application online or by phone.
Take the online literacy and numeracy quiz.
Have an orientation call to discuss eligibility and availability.
After acceptance, receive your login details and begin studying.
You must be at least eighteen. You need work and study rights in Australia. You also need computer skills, internet access, and a pre-training interview.
Study online over twelve months. Join three hours of evening sessions weekly. You also complete self-paced study and monthly mentoring.
Plan for around fifteen self-paced hours each week. You also attend weekly live sessions and monthly mentoring.
Assessment includes written tasks, case studies, projects, knowledge tests, workplace tasks, and practical demonstrations. Your placement also includes assessment.
Yes. Every eligible learner receives an organised eighty-hour supervised placement. It is coordinated within thirty kilometres of home.
This provider is private, so state subsidies and VET Student Loans do not apply. Government funding for this qualification may be available through a provider.
Yes. It is nationally recognised training for CHC40421 Certificate IV in Youth Work. It is delivered by registered training organisation RTO 45162.
Yes. Cancel before or within three days of acceptance for a full refund. After that, no refund applies and you remain liable for fees.
Hader Institute of Education delivers this course online. It is a registered training organisation, RTO 45162.
Learners get weekly trainer sessions, monthly mentoring, outreach calls, and learner support. The Job-Ready Program helps with resumes, cover letters, and finding roles.
Picture yourself helping a young person find their next step.