You will gain the skills and knowledge needed to work effectively with a diverse range of clients in child protection and family intervention services. You will learn how to successfully manage all aspects of case management working under supervision or within a team environment, and provide support for children, youth and families that may be at risk.
Working in this field will provide opportunities to support children, youth and families shape their own lives and create a better future.
Find out more about this rewarding course in the tabs below.
Support the vulnerable and help make a difference. Kickstart or enhance your career in Community Services by enrolling today.
Do you have a passion for helping those less fortunate than you? Learn the skills needed to enhance the living and emotional circumstances of at-risk children, youth, and families and make your mark in the community.
Gain the skills and knowledge you need to work with a diverse range of clients and respond to varying degrees of families at risk.
Learn how to establish effective communication strategies, how to work with people with mental health issues, and how to build a professional practice. If you want to gain an excellent foundation for entering the Community Services & Counselling industry, this is the course for you.
Community Services is one of the fastest-growing sectors in Australia with an estimated 50,000+ new jobs to be created within the industry by 2020. Some of our articles discussing job opportunities in the sector include “Support and Lead Colleagues in Case Management Practice“, “Want to Start a Career in Community Services?” or “Working in the Community Services sector- the diversity of roles“.
Australis has partnered with Griffith University to create an articulation agreement for credit in the Bachelor of Child and Family Studies (60 cps) and Bachelor of Human Services (60 cps).
View the agreement here. Entry is subject to Griffith University standards.
Australis has partnered with USQ to create an articulation agreement for credit in the Bachelor of Human Services(Child and Family Studies) (8 units).
View the agreement here. Entry is subject to USQ standards.
Course Accreditation
Entry Requirements
Practical Placement
Duration
Tuition Fee & Payment Options
Assessment only / Recognition of Prior Learning
Course Brochure
How do I Enrol?
There are 16 subjects in this course.
| Unit/Subject | Code |
| Stage One | |
| Develop workplace communication strategies | CHCCOM003 |
| Work with diverse people | CHCDIV001 |
| Promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural safety | CHCDIV002 |
| Stage Two | |
| Analyse client information for service planning and delivery | CHCDEV003 |
| Assess co-existing needs | CHCCCS004 |
| Work with people with mental health issues | CHCMHS001 |
| Respond to client needs | CHCCCS016 |
| Develop, facilitate and review all aspects of case management | CHCCSM005 |
| Stage Three | |
| Facilitate workplace debriefing and support processes | CHCMGT005 |
| Work effectively in trauma informed care | CHCMHS007 |
| Facilitate responsible behaviour | CHCCCS009 |
| Provide primary residential care | CHCPRT009 |
| Build professional practice and sectoral expertise | CHCPRT006 |
| Work effectively in child protection to support children, young people and families | CHCPRT004 |
| Work with children and young people with complex trauma and attachment issues and need | CHCPRT010 |
| Reflect on and improve own professional practice | CHCPRP003 |
Blended Learning combines the flexibility of online learning with the practical support of face-to-face (only available for certain courses), or live training via web tutorials, online forums and interactive e-learning.
