Partners in Training Australia
12 months
Advance your disability support career with practical skills in person-centred care, complex needs management, and community inclusion. This Certificate IV is designed for experienced disability workers ready to take on supervisory roles and support individuals with diverse needs including autism and mental health challenges.
You must hold a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) or equivalent qualification, plus the CHCSS00125 Entry to Certificate IV in Disability Support Skill Set. Physical attributes suitable for workplace experience within disability care are required. You'll complete a Pre-training Review, Language, Literacy and Numeracy assessment, and Digital skills assessment. A current Police Check, Working with Children Check, NDIS Work Screening Check, and evidence of vaccinations are required before work placement.
The course comprises 10 units of competency: 7 core units covering person-centred behaviour supports, community participation, skills development, complex needs provision, legal and ethical compliance, mental health support, and work health and safety. Three elective units focus on autism spectrum disorder support, augmentative and alternative communication, and person-centred service responses. Learning combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on skills labs and real-world practice through a minimum 100-hour work placement in a relevant care setting.
Partners in Training Australia specialises in delivering high-quality training for the Health and Community Services sector across Regional Victoria and Metropolitan locations. With strong industry connections, experienced trainers actively engaged in the disability sector, flexible online delivery options, and government-subsidised fees, PTA ensures practical, job-ready training aligned with current industry needs and employer expectations.
Graduates may pursue further study in Diploma of Community Services, Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management, or Diploma of Nursing. Employment opportunities include roles as Community Development Officer, Program Coordinator, Employment Coordinator (Disability), Residential Care Officer, NDIS Support Worker, and Disability Team Leader or Supervisor. The disability care sector is projected to grow by 13.5% over coming years.
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