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Certificate III in Community Services
CHC32015

Certificate III in Community Services

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Certificate III in Community Services

About the Course

The Certificate III in Community Services is the perfect entry-level qualification for prospective Community Service workers looking to get started in the industry or change careers. By learning contemporary Person-Centred approaches and theory, students will develop their knowledge and skills, enabling them to be competitive in the growing world of Community Services, gaining the minimum education requirements for roles such as Case Manager and many more.

Course Structure

To attain the Certificate III in Community Services, twelve (12) units must be successfully completed, consisting of five (5) core and seven (7) elective units.

Total of five (5) core units must be completed from the following:

Unit CodeUnit Description
CHCCCS016Respond to client needs
CHCCOM005Communicate and work in health or community services
CHCDIV001Work with diverse people
HLTWHS002Follow safe work practices for direct client care
HLTWHS006Manage personal stressors in the work environment

Total of seven (7) elective units must be completed from the following:

Unit CodeUnit Description
BSBTEC201Use business software applications
CHCADV001Facilitate the interests and rights of clients
CHCCCS015Provide individualised support
CHCCCS019Recognise and respond to crisis situations
CHCCDE003Work within a community development framework
CHCCOM001Provide first point of contact
CHCPRP001Develop and maintain networks and collaborative partnerships

Course Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this course. Entry requirements may vary dependent on unit selection and delivery method.

Career Opportunities

After completing this qualification you can pursue a career in:

Qualification Pathway

The natural progression of a student completing the Certificate III in Community Services is:
Qualification Pathway
Job Roles Aligned

Aged Care Worker

Individual Support Worker

Retirement Village Worker

Team Leader

Coordinator

Assistant

Aide

Coordinator

Facilitator

Assessor

Manager

Worker

Counsellor

Youth Officer

Payment and Financial Assistance

We understand that managing the costs of education can be demanding, which is why we offer two convenient payment plans to help make it easier for you to cover your education expenses. Our options include Debit Success, which allows you to set up flexible direct debit payments tailored to your schedule, and Centrepay, which offers a straightforward and cost-free method of handling payments through automatic deductions from your Centrelink benefits.

Both plans are designed to provide you with financial ease and peace of mind, so you can focus on your studies without the added worry of managing payments.

As the WA economy continues to grow and diversify, the demand for qualified workers also continues to grow. Jobs and Skills WA is a government initiative focused on providing guaranteed funded training for positions that are or will be in high demand in WA.

Certificate III in Community Services

Delivery Mode

Workplace, Classroom

Total Units

12 Units

Work Placement

Campus Locations

Rockingham

Duration

Will vary depending on your enrolment type

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All Resources Supplied

We will provide all necessary resources to help you achieve your learning goals.

Supportive Environment

Enjoy quick support and caring trainers to help you succeed.

Workplace Learning

This course will equip you with essential workplace skills through hands-on learning experiences in the workplace.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Insight Training will consider various factors when deciding which students will be offered places in the program. These may include:

  • Needs and desired outcomes
  • Ability and commitment to complete the course
  • Eligibility requirements in the relevant National Training Package
  • Core skills such as learning, reading, writing, oral communication, and numeracy
  • Minimum school certificate or equivalent

If you are planning to work with vulnerable people or with children, you are required to have a working with children’s check and a police background clearance. There may also be vaccination requirements if you plan to work in Aged Care settings.

The CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services course paves the way for diverse career opportunities. Upon completion, you could embark on a career as a Case Worker or Manager in Community Services. These roles are not confined to a single setting but can be found in various environments such as community centres, residential facilities, and home care services.

The CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services combines learning on campus in the classroom with workplace learning to equip you with essential workplace skills through hands-on learning experiences.

You can discuss your delivery and assessment requirements with your Insight Training VET Teacher, and, where possible, alternate delivery/assessment strategies can be provided which may include components of on-the-job, off-the-job, assignments, distance education and e-learning. Learners’ Guides and course support material are available for all units.

Work in Community Services involves supporting and assisting individuals and families in need. This can include:

  • Helping people with disabilities
  • Providing aged care services
  • Supporting disadvantaged individuals or families
  • Working in community development programs

Community Services professionals may also work in mental health support, youth services, and crisis intervention.

Students may be eligible for state and/or federal funding as a loan or a subsidy towards your course. It’s best to speak directly with the Insight Training admissions or student support team to explore the financial aid options available and determine your eligibility.

Learn more about how we can help you fund your learning journey and get you one step closer to your career goals.

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