Student Outcomes Graduates of this field are most oft en employed as:
Why study with us? 95% of surveyed VET* students who trained at Community College Northern Inland in 2018 reported they were satisfied w ith the quality of their training. Reported Satisfaction score is 13% above the performance average of all surveyed Smart and Skilled training providers.
71.5%
Community & Personal Service Workers
8.9%
Professionals
5.5%
Labourers
Employed or in Further Study
82.6%
*82.6% of graduates in the Society & Culture field are employed or have continued with further study.
Improved Work Status
reported improved work
Reported Achieved Main Reason score is 11% above the performance average of all surveyed Smart and Skilled training providers. * Vocational Education and Training. Statistics supplied by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).
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*67.5% of graduates in the Society & Culture field
84% of surveyed VET* students who trained at Community College Northern Inland in 2018 reported they achieved their main reason for training.
67.5%
status.
communitycollegeni.nsw.edu.au * Statistics supplied by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).
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Certificate III in Active Volunteering Community College Northern Inland
Schedule
Course Resources
This course is delivered via face-to-face training sessions over 2 days per week.
Students will be provided with all learner guides and handouts for each unit of study as part of the course fee. Free access to College computers is available by booking with the Campus Coordinator.
The qualification could be completed within 6 months (26 weeks full time) but has a recommended completion timeframe of 1 year.
CHC34015 Certificate III in Active Volunteering Have you been looking for an opportunity to help your community, meet new people and get involved? Volunteering is a rewarding and stimulating engagement with community or even professional careers that connects you to others. Volunteer work is an excellent way to learn new skills, gain exposure to new experiences, contribute to your community or potentially create a pathway into full time employment. Join this course to learn practical workplace skills including using communication to build relationships, working with diverse people, participating in workplace health and safety, and organising personal work priorities and development. Learning will be through a combination of practical activities with volunteer placement and classroom based written work. The CHC34015 Certificate III in Active Volunteering is a nationally recognised training qualification delivered by our industry experienced and qualified trainers. This course is Centrelink approved for eligible participants.
Students will be required to complete self-paced study each week outside of scheduled classes. This may include undertaking research and project work at home in order to meet the required volume of learning.
Work Placement This course includes a work placement module which will provide you with opportunity to develop your skills from the theory units. Work placement will be discussed and arranged locally by the College. This will be scheduled for a total of 20 hours.
Entry Requirements There are no formal prerequisites or entry requirements for this qualification, however students will require language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills to meet industry requirements. Student's LLN skills will be assessed at course commencement. Students who require additional LLN support to successfully undertake the study program may be given assistance at a local level. Students may need to obtain relevant background checks in order to attend work placement and to work in the industry.
Assessments and Course Completion Students will be assessed using a mix of written knowledge assessments, research projects and practical skills demonstrations in class and during work placement. A 'competent' outcome in all assessments is required for the qualification to be issued.
Fee Information This training is subsidised by the NSW Government. Fully subsidised training may be available for eligible students. For more information about fees or funding contact your local campus to discuss your eligibility.
How To Enrol Places in this course are subject to availability. For course commencement dates in your local campus, visit our website and search for the course by name. Apply online or contact your local campus to complete the enrolment process. Our Coordinators are here to help you plan your studies, answer any questions about the course you've chosen, and assist with your enrolment. Please note: The information in this brochure is intended as a general guide and does not fully inform students of qualification details, eligibility criteria or college policies. For full information please refer to the Course Information Pack available by contacting your local campus or by visiting the course information page on our website. For more information on College policies contact your local campus or visit communitycollegeni.nsw.edu.au/ students.
Student Portal Students who enrol with the College are automatically given access to their own Student Portal. The portal is a website where students may access additional course information and interact with the College.