• Course in Applied Core Skills
• Certificate I in Retail Services
• Certificate II in Business
• Certificate II in Government
• Certificate III in Aged Care
• Certificate III in Children's Services
• Certificate III in Community Services Work
• Certificate III in Disability
• Certificate III in Home and Community Care
• Certificate IV in Aged Care
• Certificate IV in Business Administration
• Certificate IV in Disability
• Certificate IV in Employment Services
• Certificate IV in Home and Community Care
• Certificate IV in Human Resources
• Certificate IV in Retail Management
• Certificate IV in Youth Work
• Diploma of Business Administration
• Diploma of Children's Services (Early childhood education and care)
• Diploma of Community Services Coordination

CHC40208 - Certificate IV in Home and Community Care

The Certificate IV in Home and Community Care is for people who work or want to work caring for clients or groups of clients in their homes or in another community setting. You may provide personal care services for elderly or disabled clients with complex needs to maintain their individual well being. You may also supervise and coordinate a small group of other workers.

Entry Requirements

To gain entry into Certificate IV in Home and Community Care a candidate must be recognised as competent, through a recognised training program or recognition process, against the following core units from Certificate III in Home and Community Care:

Language, Literacy and Numeracy

ABRA QLD supports all learners by profiling their individual language, literacy and numeracy skills prior to commencement and throughout the training and assessment process.

Qualification Requirements

To achieve a Certificate IV in Home and Community Care, students must complete fifteen units for this qualification, comprising:

• Six Core Units
• Nine Elective Units

Unit of Competency

Assessment

The experienced ABRA QLD Training Team adopts a supportive, flexible and holistic approach in assessing competence against the units for each of the qualifications on our scope. All learners with ABRA QLD are offered the opportunity for recognition of pre-existing skills, knowledge and experience (RPL) towards their qualification upon enrolment.

Our assessment strategies cover a range of methods that may include written question and answers, reports, group activities, practical work, observation and discussion. Some courses require successful completion of a Vocational Placement as part of the assessment process.

Cost

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Career Possibilities

• Assistant coordinator
• Community support worker
• Personal care worker
• Day activity worker
• Senior Community care worker

Delivery

This program is delivered by distance using electronic mail (email). In general students need to complete this qualification within 12 months. However, as our distance education is self-paced students can complete a course in less than this time.

How to Enrol

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If you are ready to enroll in this course, please complete the enrolment form and fax it to ABRA QLD on (07) 3203 7174 or email completed form to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it