Allied Health Courses

The Certificate III in Individual Support (Aging and Disability) is a 1-year program where students gain the essential skills and knowledge to provide high-quality care and support to elderly individuals and people with disabilities. This hands-on course prepares graduates to assist with daily living activities, implement care plans, and support clients’ independence.

The Certificate IV in Aging Support is a 1-year program that equips students with the advanced skills and knowledge needed to provide specialized care to elderly individuals. This practical course prepares graduates to assess client needs, develop and implement care plans, and deliver personalized support that promotes independence and well-being. Students will gain experience in various care settings, ensuring they are ready to take on leadership roles in aged care facilities and community environments.

The Diploma of Community Services is a 2-year program designed to equip students with the advanced skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage and support community services. This practical course prepares graduates to assess community needs, develop and oversee support programs, and coordinate services that address social and emotional challenges. Students will gain hands-on experience in diverse settings, ensuring they are ready to take on leadership roles in community organizations, non-profits, and government agencies.