CCG | Certificate IV in Disability

Community Services

Aged Care or Disability

Children's Services

Certificate IV in Disability

Course Code: CHC43115

Course Description

The Certificate IV in Disability is the core entry qualification you will require to work in the industry to support people with disabilities in supported accommodation, employment and community activities and in their own home. This course is delivered as both a classroom campus based course and offered as a Traineeship. The classroom course is delivered through a blend of work placement and classroom based learning with hands on training in the fully functional practical skills room.

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Classroom training: Course information

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Michael Galea

“I had a good job in the automotive parts industry but working in the care industry is where my true passion is.”

Michael is a great example of the phrases you’re never too old and it's never too late to change and follow your dream.

He changed his career as a production manager in the automotive parts industry by returning to study a Certificate III Individual Support course at Community College Gippsland in Warragul. Michael is now qualified and working in the care field.

“For a long time, I had an interest in working in community services but fear of leaving a good job and starting again held me back.”

“Caring for an elderly relative revived my interest in making a change so I began researching what qualifications I needed and that led me to Community College Gippsland.”

“I enrolled in the Certificate III Individual Support Course and within 6 months I was qualified and working.

“Part of the course requirement is work placement which I did at Amberlea Aged Care at Drouin. I also did volunteer work. This was a fantastic way to show my potential to an employer. The thrill for me was the relationships I built with staff and residents and how important taking the time to chat or take them for a walk is to them.”

“This is a career that is fulfilling because it’s about helping people.”

“I am now working at Amberlea as a personal support attendant and at the Cassidy Crew in Warragul. It’s a great combination of job roles that enables me to work with older people and those with disabilities to support them to enjoy life.”

If you want to start a great career in the community services field our accredited courses give you a great start. ccg.asn.au/courses/category/community_services

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