CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support

Start your career in Individual Support, tailored for aged care, disability, and residential assistance roles.

Option 1: Enrollment into Courses

Option 2: RPL Certification

Note: RTOs may require you to undertake gap training if eligibility criteria is not met.

Launch your care career
Work in high-demand sectors
Build hands-on support skills

Enter aged & disability services
Prepare for work placement
Pathway to advanced study

Aged Care Worker
Disability Support Worker
Personal Care Assistant (PCA)

Home Care Assistant
Community Support Worker
Respite Care Worker

Minimum 16–18 years of age
Completion of Year 10 or equivalent
Basic English proficiency (LLN test may apply)
Police check for placement
Vaccinations (e.g. flu, COVID) recommended
Ability to perform physical tasks

1+ year experience in aged care or disability services
Able to provide evidence of personal care duties
Valid police clearance
Resume outlining care roles
Supervisor or colleague references

Embark on a rewarding career in aged and disability care with our Certificate III in Individual Support. This program equips you with the education and training needed to become a detail-oriented caregiver, dedicated to helping vulnerable populations maintain their independence and wellbeing.
Our Certificate III in Individual Support is designed to enhance your career opportunities by updating your knowledge and honing your skills. With this qualification, you can upskill, transition to other roles, or fill vacancies in the community care sector.

Eligibility Requirements:

The candidate must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. Alternatively, the applicant must be able to work in Australia full-time.
The applicant must have at least two years of work experience in Australia, performed under the supervision of a licensed professional.

This course covers the theories, skills, and practices essential for a fulfilling career in community services. You will be trained to develop work practices that improve client outcomes. As a support worker in a residential setting, you will assist older individuals by providing personalized care and creating care plans for aged care and disability care institutions. These plans will detail care information, protocols, and address the institutions’ strengths, challenges, and necessary improvements to ensure patients receive the right care.