Make yourself a valuable employee with these certifications in disability care

Whether you are looking to start a new career or increase your skills for to a current employer, taking disability care courses is a great move. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) , gives disabled persons and their families greater access to disability services than ever before. The NDIS has created greater demand for disability care services—both in the community and residential settings—which means an increased need for workers with the qualifications necessary to provide disability care.

  • Government funding available
  • Nationally recognised course
  • Affordable and practical
  • Play a key role in people’s lives
  • Great start for a satisfying and fulfilling career

If you want to position yourself as a high-value employee in the disability care landscape, then enrolling in our disability care courses at Nepean Industry Edge Training (NIET) is a good way to start. In particular, a dual certificate course can give you invaluable skills for helping patients with disabilities. By completing a few extra units you can walk away with both the Certificate IV in Disability CHC43115 and Certificate IV Leisure and Health CHC43415. Collectively, the CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability and the CHC43415 Certificate IV in Leisure and Health will teach you how to provide individualised support to disabled persons, how to manage legal and ethical compliance and how to provide leisure and health activities for disability care.

Falling under our range of community service courses, these qualification courses assist in the goal of helping individuals with disabilities to feel more empowered, independent, and self-reliant. Our students learn how to promote community participation, wellbeing, and overall improved quality of life for their patients. These skills are rare, which means they are bound to be incredibly valuable with employers. To learn more take a look at the Course Outline below and then call NIET today on 9770 1633.

Course Outline (includes DUAL option)

Course Duration: 

Day Class: 2 days per week up to 38 weeks  (9am to 3pm structured class, 3pm to 5pm one on one support)

First Aid / CPR will run from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

Please refer to course outline for breakdown of single qualification units. Dual qualification will include:

  • Individualised support
  • Community participation and inclusion
  • Workplace health and safety
  • Behaviour support
  • Working in leisure and health
  • Programming
  • Lifespan and sociological aspects
  • Person centred services
  • Legal and ethical frameworks
  • Communication
  • First Aid / CPR
  • March 2020, 9.00am – 5.00pm
  • May 2020, 9.00am – 5.00pm
  • June 2020, 9.00am – 5.00pm

Dual Qualification

  • Funded with concession
    Total = $193.43 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($80.43) / Resources ($113.00)
  • Funded
    Total = $496.52 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($383.52) / Resources ($113.00)
  • Full fee (not funded)
    Total = $4263.00 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($4150.00) / Resources ($113.00)

Single Qualification 

  • Funded with concession
    Total = $169.58 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($56.58) / Resources ($113.00)
  • Funded
    Total = $383.72 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($270.72) / Resources ($113.00)
  • Full fee (not funded)
    Total = $3275.00 Breakdown – Tuition Fee ($3162.00) / Resources ($113.00)
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