Student Outcomes CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services is in the Society and Culture Field of Education. Graduates in the field of Society and Culture (Certificate IV) are most often employed as:
55.6%
Community & Personal Service Workers
14.7%
Professionals
10.8% Clerical & Administrative Workers
Satisfied with Training
88.5
Why study with us?
93.4
93.4% of surveyed VET* students who completed a qualification at Community College Northern Inland in 2021 reported they were satisfied with the quality of their training.
Reported Satisfaction score is 4.5% above the performance average of all surveyed Smart and Skilled training providers (Australia-wide).
81.8
81.8% of surveyed VET* students who completed a qualification at Community College Northern Inland in 2021 reported they achieved at least one employment benefit.
Reported Achieved at least 1 employment benefit score is 3.8% above the performance average of all surveyed Smart and Skilled training providers (Australia-wide). * Vocational Education and Training. Statistics supplied by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).
*Percentage of graduates who said they were satisfied with the training they received. COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTHERN INLAND INC. RTO 90027
Improved Work Status *Percentage of graduates who started/expanded a business or who have a new job, higher skilled work, a promotion or higher pay.
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71.8
* Statistics supplied by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).
CHC42021
Certificate IV in Community Services
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Community College Northern Inland
Schedule
Fee Information
This course may be available in the following ways: • In-Campus classes • Employment-based training and/or assessment.
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.
Contact your local campus for information about course schedules.
CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services Community Services is one of the largest growth industries in our local area, offering the opportunity to empower your community through support, advocacy and interventions, build caring and supportive relationships, and learn and grow across a variety of roles. The CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services is designed for those who work with individual clients, groups or communities across a range of services. At this level, you are expected to work without direct supervision and may be required to supervise or coordinate a small team in a range of community services, case work or case management contexts. The CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services can lead to a career as a: • Alcohol and Drug Officer/Crisis Intervention Worker • Community Development Officer • Counsellor/Community Support Officer • Multicultural Support Officer. The CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services is a nationally recognised training qualification delivered by our industry experienced and qualified trainers.
Work Placement
Centrelink Course Approval
This qualification requires work placement of 80 hours in a Certificate IV employee role.
This course is Centrelink approved for eligible
Entry Requirements
How To Enrol
Students need the language, literacy, numeracy (LLN) and digital technology skills to meet industry requirements and physical fitness to undertake relevant tasks such as manual handling, shift work and repetitive tasks. 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. We recommend all students are currently working in the Community Services 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.
Course Resources 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.
participants.
Places in this course are subject to availability. For course schedules and commencement dates, 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 ccni.nsw.edu.au/policies.
Learner Portal Students who enrol with the College are automatically given access to their own Learner Portal. The portal is a website where students will access course learning material, complete assessments, and interact with the College.