Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

No prerequisites are necessary for this course. However, participants are expected to possess basic language, literacy, and numeracy skills, with an emphasis on oral communication.

Course Highlights:

• Focuses on the key principles of providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
• Practical sessions for a hands-on learning experience.
• Delivered under the guidance and supervision of highly experienced, qualified, and accredited first aid trainers.

In line with Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) guidelines, HLTAID009 qualifications should be updated every 12 months.

• 100 points photo ID
• USI ID
• Current CV with detailed job experience
• Work reference letter
• Copy of related qualifications
• Pay slips
• Photo & video to demonstrate your skill

• Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE): A formal document verifying your admission and studying full time with us.
• Access to the Learning Management System (LMS)
• Workplace Logbook of 120 Hours: Maintain a logbook documenting a minimum of 120 hours of workplace experience.
• Letter to the Organization: Submit a formal letter requesting work placement opportunity to the relevant organization
• Insurance for Voluntary Work: Ensure coverage through insurance for any voluntary work undertaken.

Upon successful completion of the Certificate IV in Disability Support (CHC43121) program participants will

• • Acquire the skills and knowledge needed to enter various roles in disability support, including Disability Support Worker, Community Support Worker, Team Leader, Coordinator, and Personal Care Worker.
  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of individualised support, person-centred behaviour supports, and service responses tailored to the needs of people with disability.
  • Gain the ability to facilitate the empowerment of individuals with disabilities, fostering community participation and social inclusion.
  • Learn to facilitate ongoing skills development using a person-centred approach, ensuring continuous improvement and adaptability in support services.
  • Provide person-centred services to individuals with complex needs, enhancing the quality of care and support.
  • Manage legal and ethical compliance in disability support, ensuring responsible and ethical practices.
  • Work effectively with diverse people, recognising and respecting differences to provide inclusive and culturally sensitive care.
  • Recognise healthy body systems and follow safe work practices for direct client care, ensuring the well-being and safety of individuals under support.
  • Support independence and wellbeing, building a holistic approach to care that considers individual needs and preferences.
  • Develop skills to support relationships with carers and families, fostering collaborative and supportive environments.
  • Provide support to people living with dementia, gaining specialised skills for enhanced care in specific situations.

Upon successfully completing the course, you’ll be equipped for diverse roles such as:

• Support worker
• Nursing Assistant
• Residential care worker
• Personal care worker
• Personal caregiver
• Residential care worker

These career opportunities align with the diverse skills and knowledge gained through Certificate III in Individual Support, providing a foundation for a rewarding and impactful career in the health and community services sector.