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Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Course Details
With Australia's aging population set to grow, the need for skilled disability care professionals is more pressing. Undertaking a Certificate III as a Traineeship equips you for a promising career, combining hands-on experience with formal study, and positioning you at the forefront of quality care for all Australians.
Workplace-based Training Get paid while you learn
Nationally Recognised CHC33021 Certification
Free Cert III Course in 2024 For new students*
Are you driven by a desire to positively impact the lives of our community's most vulnerable? Launch a gratifying career journey with the Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability). Designed for those who are wholeheartedly committed to delivering individualised and person-centred care, this Traineeship prepares you to assist those affected by ageing, disabilities, or other life circumstances. As you step into this enriching vocation, understand that the Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) is your ideal gateway.
This Traineeship, combining workplace-based and online learning, provides a robust foundation for you to excel in community, home, or residential care settings. As a valued member of a multi-disciplinary team, you'll be trained to offer person-centered support, following an individualised care plan tailored to those in need.
The Traineeship accentuates the importance of a well-rounded understanding, encompassing factual, technical, procedural, and theoretical insights pivotal for comprehensive care delivery. It's particularly crafted for those at the onset of their career journey, targeting roles in residential disability care, community care, disability care, community-based organisations, and even hospitals.
In today's world, where personalised care is paramount and client preferences reign supreme, professionals must adeptly address the complex needs of individuals within the comfort of their homes. This Traineeship intertwines theory with hands-on experience, emphasizing real-world application. Through your workplace-based assessments, you'll imbibe and practice skills spanning personal care, facilitating independence, and offering crucial support services.
Step forward with us in this mission of touching lives and making a profound difference. Enlist in the Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) and embark on a path marked by purpose, empathy, and unparalleled job satisfaction.
Training Program
Students within this Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) will undertake their learning and assessments in a mixed mode delivery method over 12-24 months which includes:
- Workplace based learning along with workplace observation and assessments
- Practical assessments along with direct observation
- Knowledge questions and logbook tasks
- Scenario case studies and projects
- Employer reports
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Certification
Once successfully completed, students will be awarded the nationally accredited qualification CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability). Certificates are issued by Training Unlimited Pty Ltd (RTO ID 20891).
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Course Description Individual Support Qualification Guide (Disability) Student Handbook Training Contract Obligations Fact Sheet Refund PolicyRegister Now
Traineeship Partners
We're proud to collaborate with our esteemed traineeship partners, who offer invaluable work placement opportunities for our trainees. Their commitment and support ensure our students receive top-notch, real-world experiences essential for their growth.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Key Facts
No Waiting Lists - Enrol now and get ready to start your journey towards a rewarding career in aged care.
No Resource Fees - Access all the required course materials and resources without any additional charges.
No Hidden Costs - Enjoy a transparent fee structure with no unexpected expenses during your course of study.
Work-Based Learning - Get on-the-job training with a mixture of face-to-face observations and online education.
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Course Length 12-24 months |
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No Previous Work Experience Required |
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Course Start Dates for Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability)
| Start Date | Location | Enrolment |
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| Flexible Start Dates | Perth | Register Now |
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Entry Requirements
To enrol in the Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability), the following requirements need to be met -
- Educational Background - You should have completed at least Year 10 or its equivalent. If you are a mature age student, which means you are 20 years or older, this requirement may be flexible.
- English Proficiency - You must have with suitable skills in language, numeracy and literacy for a Certificate III level course. See more information at https://www.aqf.edu.au/aqf-levels
- Physical Fitness - A reasonable level of fitness and flexibility is necessary to carry out manual handling tasks.
- National Police Clearance - You must hold a current National Police Clearance (not older than 3 months at time of enrolment). This is essential for workplace training and can be obtained from any Post Office. Please allow 3 weeks for delivery.
- Unique Student Identifier (USI) - You will need to provide your USI number. If you don't have one, you can apply for it online.
- Technical Requirements - You will need access to a computer and a reliable internet connection.
- Eligible Visas - The only visas that are eligible for qualification courses are listed below -
NOTE: If you are on a visa that is not on this list, consider upskilling with a short online course.Australian Permanent Residency
Subclass 132 Business Talent Visa
Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme
Subclass 187 Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme
Subclass 188 Business Innovation & Investment Visa
Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa
Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated Visa
Subclass 801 Partner VisaAustralian Temporary Residency
Subclass 050 and 051 Bridging Visa E where the visa holder has made a valid application for a visa of subclass 785 or 790
Subclass 309 Partner (Provisional)
Subclass 444 Special Category Visa (New Zealand citizen)
Subclass 785 Temporary Protection Visa
Subclass 820 Partner Visa
Secondary visa holder of Subclass 457 Temporary Work (Skilled) Visa
These requirements are essential to ensure that you can fully participate in the course and the work experience component. If you have any questions or need assistance with any of these requirements, please don't hesitate to call us on info@tu.edu.au.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Course Pre-requisites
- There are no pre-requisites for completing this course and students require a USI number to start their training.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Skills Gained
Choosing the Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) paves your path to becoming a cornerstone in disability care, amplifying your ability to advocate and care for those with varied needs.
A career in disability care is ideally suited for individuals with a high level of energy, strong communication skills, and a professional demeanor. Successful disability care providers are compassionate, patient, and dedicated to empowering and supporting others. They often have a natural affinity for helping people, a strong sense of empathy, and a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of the elderly and disabled.
Upon completing the Certificate III in Individual Support, you will have acquired a diverse and essential skill set crucial for providing comprehensive and compassionate care. This includes the ability to tailor support to individual needs, enhance client independence and well-being, and communicate effectively in a health or community service setting. You will also have gained the knowledge to interact respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds, work within legal and ethical frameworks, and understand the functioning of healthy body systems.
Safety is a key focus, with training in safe work practices for direct client care, infection prevention and control, first aid response, and safe manual task performance. Additionally, you will develop skills to support continuous personal development, implement person-centred behaviour strategies, support community participation and inclusion, and empower individuals with disabilities. Importantly, training in palliative care approaches ensures you can provide sensitive and appropriate end-of-life care.
Together, these skills are fundamental for building strong relationships with clients and their families, empowering clients to maintain their independence, and providing the highest level of care and support in disability care settings.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Units of Competency
This course consists of 15 units of competency with 9 core units and 6 elective units as listed below:
Core Units
| Unit Code | Unit Name and Description |
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| CHCCCS031 | Provide individualised support Learn to tailor support to meet individual needs and preferences of clients. |
| CHCCCS038 | Facilitate the empowerment of people receiving support Enable individuals with disabilities to achieve autonomy and active community participation. |
| CHCCCS040 | Support independence and wellbeing Acquire skills to enhance the independence and well-being of clients. |
| CHCCCS041 | Recognise healthy body systems Understand the functioning of healthy body systems to provide appropriate care. |
| CHCCOM005 | Communicate and work in health or community services Develop effective communication strategies for working in health or community services. |
| CHCDIV001 | Work with diverse people Learn to interact respectfully and effectively with people from diverse backgrounds. |
| CHCLEG001 | Work legally and ethically Gain knowledge of legal and ethical frameworks to ensure responsible professional practice. |
| HLTINF006 | Apply basic principles and practices of infection prevention and control Master best practices to prevent and control infections in care environments. |
| HLTWHS002 | Follow safe work practices for direct client care Learn to maintain safety and prevent harm in client care settings. |
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Assessment
The assessment process is founded on the principles of competency-based training. Your performance will be measured based on your ability to carry out tasks to industry standards. To ensure validity, we employ a variety of learning styles and assessment strategies.
Each unit of competence will be assessed through a combination of online and workplace tasks. The workplace-based assessments may include, but are not limited to:
- Case studies
- Assignments
- Practical demonstrations
- Projects
- Knowledge questions
- Logbook tasks
- Employer reports
We inform students well in advance about assessment activities, and we encourage you to share any special needs you might have. The criteria for assessment are documented in all modules and workbooks. Once the traineeship commences, you'll receive the dates of assessments and a timetable. Your assessment may include a combination of continuous assessments and examinations, based on competencies and marks, or both.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) Fee Details
No course fees for new students to Aged Care in 2024*. This training is fully subsidised by the WA and Australian Governments, and as a result your fee is determined through Training Services WA formal eligibility criteria. Students not eligible for Subsidised Training will pay the full fee of $6,000.
- Student Resource Fees - NIL
- Student Textbooks - NIL
- Assessment marking/remarking - NIL
- Campus Fees - NIL
- Certificate Issuance - NIL
*Eligibility criteria applies
Individual Support Traineeship Trainers
At Training Unlimited, we're committed to delivering industry-relevant and highly practical training, backed by over 20 years of experience. Our team of trainers are industry specialists, blending years of hands-on experience with a solid theoretical foundation.
Cara Boyle
Training Specialist in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability)
At just 16 years of age, I embarked on a remarkable journey of compassionate care and support, working across Ireland and Australia. With a specialisation in the role of being a senior care assistant, a strong first hand and industry based disability knowledge, a Certificate IV in Dementia Care, my dedication to making a positive impact has driven my career. I have proudly spent one year with Training Unlimited, honing my skills and knowledge. What fuels my passion is the desire to help and support individuals, especially students, as I find immense joy in working along side them to achieve their goals. I am dedicated to persisting in my mission to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who require support and to contribute to the betterment of our community through the training and support I give to my students.
Jeffery Haddrell
General Manager & Training Specialist in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability)
I have over 10 years experience in the Health Care Sector. My Journey started me in Aged Care Facilities, and after approximately 2 years I branched out and gained experience in Disability Services and Community Care through a Health Care Agency. I became a Trainer and Assessor in 2015 and have worked for a few RTO's experiencing the different methods of delivery and assessment before joining Training Unlimited in 2021. My role has grown from Classroom delivery to Traineeships and then into management and oversight of the Aged and Disability Training Programs. I love working with the students in the sector and seeing the vast amount of opportunities and experiences that Health Care has to offer and I love it when students are excited to share their stories and experiences with me when I visit them.
Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship (Disability) FAQs
- Workplace Learning Advantages
Workplace training offers a real-world experience, allowing learners to apply theoretical knowledge in actual job settings. Unlike traditional classroom training, it provides immediate context, fostering a deeper understanding and honing skills in a practical environment.
- Student Resources
Supplementary course resources to get you work ready:
- Textbook "Individual Support in Australia: Ageing, Disability and Home and community Care"
- Explore the industry days to gain understanding of the world of care and what establishments exist for potential work placement
- Industry equipment training hands on experience prior to undertaking work placement
- Pre Placement preparation days - Are you ready to go?
- Employability skills workshop - Are you job ready?
- Trainer led webinars have a question let us
Online Non Accredited modules:
- Health services induction
- Identifying, reporting and responding to the abuse of older people in care
- Occupational violence in healthcare
- Preventing and controlling healthcare associated infections - Part 1 The Basics
- Infection prevention and control
- Work health and safety fundamentals
- Understanding dementia - What is dementia?/li>
- Understanding dementia - Person centred care
- Understanding dementia - Effective communication
- Career Opportunities
Potential Job Roles
- Assistant in Nursing (AIN)
- Aged Care Worker
- Care Service Employee
- Community Care Worker
- Community Support Worker
- Disability Support Worker
- Healthcare Assistant
- Home Care Assistant
- Individual Support Worker
- In-Home Respite Worker
- Palliative Care Assistant
- Patient Care Assistant
- Personal Care Assistant
- Personal Care Giver
- Residential Support and Care Worker
- Residential Care Worker
- Respite Care Worker
- Support Worker
For more information on a career in aged care visit: Careers in Aged Care - Where can it take you?
- RPL Options
RPL is an option, however given the transition from CHC33015 to CHC33021 and its new criteria, some units might still require completion, regardless of past experience.
- Full Fee Paying Students
Our Certificate III in Individual Support Traineeship course is Fee-Free in 2024 for eligible students. Those who might incur fees are individuals holding non-eligible VISAs, who would then fall under the Fee for Service pricing.
- How to Enrol
Enrolling is straightforward! Simply reach out to us at Training Unlimited, and we'll provide the necessary enrolment links. The online enrolment, complemented by an LLN test, takes about 45-60 minutes.
There's no upfront payment required at enrolment – just ensure you have a functional device, like a laptop, iPad, or tablet, and you'll be set to embark on your learning journey.
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