CHCCCS044 – Follow Established Person-Centred Behaviour Supports
Apply behaviour support plans that prioritise dignity, respect, and client wellbeing.
The CHC43121 – Certificate IV in Disability Support prepares students to empower individuals with disabilities by promoting independence, wellbeing, and community participation.
Graduates will develop the skills to provide person-centred care, implement individualised plans, and contribute meaningfully to people’s lives with minimal supervision.
Students will also learn to coordinate small teams and manage complex client needs with professionalism and compassion.
Career Opportunities include:
Graduates may continue to the CHC52025 – Diploma of Community Services or similar higher-level qualifications in the community care sector.
This course is designed for individuals who want to make a positive difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
RPL or Credit Transfer is available for students with previous qualifications or workplace experience.
This program combines classroom learning, structured self-study, and hands-on workplace experience to build strong practical and interpersonal skills.
Duration: 26 weeks
Placement: Optional practical experience in community or care facilities
Completion of a Relevant Certificate III
At Eureka Institute of Management, we ensure students meet academic and English standards before joining.
Pathway to Care Empowerment:
Graduates will be prepared to lead small teams, support individuals with complex needs, and contribute meaningfully to community inclusion.
This qualification also opens pathways to advanced roles in Community Services and Disability Leadership.
To achieve the CHC43121 – Certificate IV in Disability Support, students must complete 10 units — 7 core and 3 electives — designed to enhance leadership, advocacy, and advanced client support skills.
Apply behaviour support plans that prioritise dignity, respect, and client wellbeing.
Encourage active involvement in community life to promote inclusion and independence.
Support individuals to achieve personal goals through continuous learning.
Deliver tailored care to clients with multiple or high-level support needs.
Ensure all work practices meet legal standards and ethical guidelines.
Provide appropriate support and understanding to clients with mental health conditions.
Implement WHS policies to maintain a safe environment for staff and clients.
Maintain safety standards to protect both clients and workers.
Understand the human body to provide safe and informed personal support.
Apply professional skills and empathy in delivering consistent disability care.
Support cultural awareness and respectful service delivery for Indigenous communities.
Please refer to the 2024 Fees Schedule
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