Diploma of Community Services Work

 

The following units are completed during the course:

 

Diploma of Community Services Work

Course Code:  CHC50702  Internal Code:  CWWA

Unit Code

Unit Title

CHCCD514A

Implement a community development strategy

CHCCM503C

Develop, facilitate and monitor all aspects of case management

CHCCOM504A

Develop, implement and promote effective communication techniques

CHCCS501A

Conduct complex assessment and referal

CHCCSL501A

Work within a structured counselling process

CHCCW503A

Work with clients intensively

CHCGROUP403D

Plan and conduct group activities

CHCLD415A

Confirm client developmental status

CHCLD514A

Analyse ipacts of socialogical factors on community work and services

CHCORG428A

Reflect and imporve upon professional practice

HLTOHS300A

Contribute to OHS processes

CHCAD603A

Undertake systems advocacy

CHCCS502A

Maintain legal and ethical work practices

CHCORG607C

Manage workplace issues

CHCPOL403B

Undertake research activities

CHCORG525C

Recruite and coordinate volunteers

CHCPOL504B

Develop and implement policy

CHCINF505C

Meet statutory and organisation information requirements

Units marked with a * require completion of a work placement.

Units marked with a # require completion of a practical component in a simulated work environment.

 

The information included in this Course Outline is indicative of the final curriculum but may not necessarily contain all units necessary for completion of the course.  All assessment you complete throughout your studies will contribute to your final award.  The Institute periodically revises its curriculum to comply with industry changes and any changes, upgrades or expansions will be instigated in such a way that your studies are affected as little as possible.

 

After enrolling into your course with the Institute, you are progressively provided with a workbook for each of the units of the course.  You complete the workbooks in the order shown in the table above.  The workbooks cover the theoretical information you need to know before moving onto demonstrating your competency in a simulated setting and the workplace.

 

Some units of the Diploma of Community Services Work require you to demonstrate various skills in a simulated setting, either at a seminar, private assessment or by sending in a video recording of your skills demonstration.  The following practicals need to be completed during the course:

 

To assist with you the transitioning of your knowledge and skills into the workplace, the course also requires the completion of a work placement.

 

Whilst you can study at a pace that suits you, students progressing steadily through their course complete the qualification in approximately 18 months. 

 

If your course is funded by Centrelink or another funding program, you'll need to progress through your course in accordance with the timeframes indicated on your Course Planner provided with your first Study Pack.  On a full time study workload you will complete the course in 18 months.

 

At a Glance

Diploma of Community Services Work

 

Mode of Delivery:  Blended (19 workbooks + 8 practicals + work placement)

 

Course Duration:  Self-paced (18 months if studying a full time study load)

 

Investment:  $3250 (upfront) or $159/month x 24 months**

 

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Australian Institute of Community Services (AICS) is a leading national provider of Community Services qualifications. AICS delivers training nationally through its State-based network of training and support centres.

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