About Wentworth College

This nationally recognised Diploma is suitable for students who support people through a range of social and personal issues and aspire to operate at a higher skill level or have responsibility for the supervision of other staff. The qualification reflects the role of community services workers involved in the delivery and coordination of person-centred services to individuals and groups.

The community sector includes a broad range of job opportunities, work may be undertaken in a range of settings including NDIS Services, Disability Group Homes, SILs, Day Programs, Mental Health services, Aged Care and more. Wentworth College offers a broad course outline, topics covered include case management, counselling, crisis situations, trauma informed care, domestic and family violence and more.

This nationally recognised qualification is suitable for Aged Care AINs, Disability Support Workers, Community Carers, in a residential and/or community care setting.

This qualification will empower personal carers with the necessary skills and knowledge to provision care to the elderly and people living with disability.

Workers may be in a residential aged care home, disability group homes, day programs, community care and private homes.

On completion of the course students will be job ready and able to provide personalised, physical and emotional support and companionship to their participants.

This nationally recognised qualification is suitable for Aged Care AINs and In-Home Community Care Workers, in a residential and/or community care setting.

Certificate IV in Ageing Support will empower students to gain or retain employment in the Aged Care and Community Care sectors, and importantly includes the Assist Clients with Medication Skill Set.

Students will undertake professional development, and added new skills to plan, implement and monitor care services for elderly residents and participants.

On completion of this qualification, students are prepared for a supervisory or team leader role in the aged care industry and can pathway into university RNs.

This nationally recognised qualification is suitable for Mental Health Support/ Outreach Workers, Disability and Community carers, in a residential and community setting. The training focuses on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of mental health, psychiatric disability and recovery. Work may be undertaken in a range of community settings including accommodation services, day programs, in-home community care, respite care and rehabilitation.

On completion of the course students will have gained skills and knowledge to provision emotional, psychological, well-being and social support.

This nationally recognised qualification is suitable for Recreation Activity Officers and Lifestyle staff, Health care workers, AINs in Aged Care and Community Care. The training focuses on enhancing the well-being of residents and participants who require care through programs that extend beyond clinical care plans. Workers may be in residential facilities, community care settings and day centres, carrying out specialised tasks and functions in relation to leisure and health.

On completion of the course students will have gained new skills and knowledge to design and facilitate leisure and recreation programs in a residential or community setting.

CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support is a nationally recognised qualification suitable for Disability Support Workers, Personal Carers, AINs. This qualification will empower personal carers with the necessary skills and knowledge to provision care to people living with disability, NDIS users and the elderly.

Work may be carried out in SILs, disability group homes and accommodation services, day programs, community care and private homes. On completion of the course students will be job ready and able to provide personalised, physical, and emotional support and companionship to residents and participants.