Study an Aged Care course and start supporting others!
Looking for a rewarding career caring for others? Consider aged care! With an ever-growing senior population, the industry offers excellent job opportunities.
The CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support is your gateway to the care industry, so if you already know you want to enter Aged Care, getting a Certificate 4 or Diploma will equip you with the skills to provide high-quality support to older adults. Learn about dementia care, medication management, and fostering resident well-being.
Fulfil your own career goals and make a real difference in people’s lives. Enrol in an age care course today and take the first step towards a meaningful future!
How long does an Aged Care course take to complete?
Completing CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) will take around 12 months, but can be completed sooner if you finish your coursework and placement early.
Studying CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support will take about 18 months and can be complete online from anywhere. If you complete all your coursework and placement early, you may be able to graduate sooner.
Is the Aged Care course hard?
Working with residents, their families, and other carers will require various interpersonal and management skills. The demanding needs of the job can be stressful, but can also be an extremely rewarding and gratifying career.
How much does an Aged Care course cost?
CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) costs $999, and the CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support costs $1399.
What does an Aged Care course qualify you for?
Studying CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) will qualify you for work supporting clients at home, or in a residential care setting. You’ll work under supervision, caring for aged people, disabled people, or those with other personal care needs.
Completing CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support will qualify you to work in residential or community aged care facilities, often in leadership responsibilities or overseeing others within the limits of your role.
Depending on your qualification you will qualify for various careers such as: Community Program Coordinator, Residential Care Worker, Support Worker (Community Services), Care supervisor, Accommodation Support Worker, Personal care worker, Personal care giver, Assistant Hostel Supervisor, Personal care assistant, Residential care officer, Day Activity Worker, and Care Team Leader.
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