Morwell

Our Whole Person Learning Model understands that you are unique and human and not a 'widget' in some training, factory-like, production line.

Few of us learn everything when it's delivered on a monotonous, boring, lecture-like standard way.

We understand that learning is more effective, interesting and fun if it draws on a variety of different modes; Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic.

This is why in every session, you'll get to talk, listen, role-play, watch, ask questions, solve and read. This means that you'll learn in ways that best suit you because the material is engaging and accessible.

Yes, we will!

To achieve this qualification, you must have completed at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency.

If you are already working in an ageing or disability support role, we’ll help you to understand how many hours can be undertaken in your normal role, and how many will need to be done on placement.

This will vary depending on the types of work you are able to be exposed to in your normal workplace.

If you are not already working, you must have completed 60 hours of work in a disability workplace and 60 hours in an Aged Care workplace.

We’ll organise your supervised work placement if you need it.
Your Host Placement Providers will nominate the dates and times of your placement shifts.

Note that if you do not accept the host placement provider(s) as organised by Warner Institute then you will be required to seek your own alternative Warner Institute approved provider and this may delay your successful completion of the course.

Successfully completing this nationally accredited course provides you with the qualification to work in a range of roles within the ageing support and/or disability sector.

You'll be making a real difference to peoples lives through supporting those living with disability or with complex needs to achieve their goals, develop their capabilities and build independence, and fully participate in the community.

Working in the care and support sector can provide flexibility, with the opportunity to work part-time, full-time or casual shifts scheduled around your other commitments.

These roles include but not limited to working as a: Disability Support Worker, Personal Care Worker, Community Support Worker, Residential Care Worker, Accommodation Support Worker, Day Activity Worker.

CHC33021 - Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability)

We all want to see you succeed!

Your Course Manager is available to support you between sessions if you get stuck. You can call, text or email them and they’ll respond back to you with the support you need. Your Course Consultant is there for you too.

Our Education Experience and Wellbeing team will be there to provide study tips and support to help you stay on track with your assessments

Coaching Sessions are included within the delivery of the course. These are scheduled at regular points throughout the program. These Coaching Sessions have been created to support you with individual coaching including simulated tasks, role-play assessments, subject matter revision, workplace assessment, review and any required catch-up.

You will require access to a computer or laptop and reliable internet access and capacity to stream video with audio for any online classroom sessions, including any catch-up sessions. You will be required to log on for the duration of each session with both your camera and microphone activated.
You'll need to use Microsoft Word to complete your assessments.

Successful completion of this course will see you graduate with the nationally accredited qualification CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support.