33 Social Care Certificate Programs

This Certificate in Health and Social Care is focused on two things. It provides a valuable introduction to learning in higher education and it also provides an authoritative overview of health and social care. Real-life case studies will give you an insight into what it is like to experience care and of working in care services.

If you work in health and social care, use services yourself, or would like to study to find out more about how we support adults in our care system, this certificate is for you. It provides an authoritative overview of the current context of health and social care for adults of all ages, using real-life case studies to explore a wide range of interesting issues and debates.

Get qualified to work in Health and Social Care with a level 3 award from CACHE.

This qualification is ideal for anyone who is currently working, or looking to work, in the adult health and social care sector. You should enrol in this course if you wish to learn how to identify safeguarding issues and uphold excellent care provision standards for vulnerable adults.

This is a part-time course for people passionate about working in social care and community work with children, young people, and families. They should hold a Level 3 qualification and demonstrate, at interview, the potential to succeed in higher education.

As a Lead Adult Care Worker you will make a positive difference to someone’s life when they are faced with physical, practical, social, emotional or intellectual challenges.

The qualification is ideal for anyone already working in or intending to work in the healthcare or social care sector. It will provide you with knowledge and understanding of end of life care to support your role.

Whether you’re a parent wanting to gain more understanding of your child’s psychological development needs, a social worker, seeking specific counselling training to further their expertise in dealing with family situations involving children, or a professional educator needing to broaden knowledge of their charges’ psychology, this is for you.

This apprenticeship is designed to support workers at a higher level so that they can meet service and delivery demands and lead the setting workforce. Higher Apprentices will be working as managers of staff and/or services, in general, residential and non-residential settings.

Prime yourself for long-lasting success in the growing aged care industry by transforming yourself into a skilled aged care worker. You’ll have a positive impact on the lives of your elderly clients and provide them with the support and companionship they need. Make a difference today. Get started in a career in aged care with our nationally recognised CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing).

Take the next step in your career by equipping yourself with the in-demand skills needed to thrive in the aged care sector. You’ll be rewarded with diverse job opportunities and the knowledge that you’re making a difference. Our nationally recognised CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support is an ideal qualification if you're looking for entry work in the booming aged care sector. You will unlock a variety of entry-level work situations in the community services industry, and gain the practical skills to carry out your role as a Care Worker with confidence.

Get ready to empower vulnerable people. Become a sought-after care worker who has all the advanced skills needed to provide excellent individualised care. Graduate industry ready to make your mark and lead a team of support workers to success. Our nationally accredited CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability is designed to equip you with the skills to advocate for and empower vulernable people.

If you are already studying or working in the human service or health care fields, you can earn an associate certificate in Mental Health and Addictions to take your career to a new level.

This program prepares the student to work as a front line worker with children, adolescents and adults with learning challenges or non-pedagogical needs. These professionals work in primary and secondary schools, special schools and care centres.

Either this qualification reflects the role of support workers who complete specialised tasks and functions in aged care services, in residential, home, or community-based environments. Workers will take responsibility for their own outputs within defined organisation guidelines, and maintain quality service delivery through the development, facilitation, and review of individualised service planning and delivery.