CHCCCS031 – Provide Individualised Support
Deliver personalised assistance aligned with clients’ unique needs and care plans.
The CHC33021 – Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability) prepares students to provide compassionate, person-centred care in community, home, or residential settings. Learners develop essential skills to support individuals who require assistance due to ageing, disability, or other circumstances — working under supervision as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Graduates gain both technical and interpersonal skills to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others while adhering to ethical, legal, and workplace safety standards.
Career Opportunities include:
Graduates may also continue to postgraduate or master’s level study in management or education.
This qualification is ideal for those passionate about supporting others and building a rewarding career in the aged care or disability services sectors.
Credit Transfer (CT) or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be available for those with previous relevant experience or study.
The program is delivered face-to-face, supported by structured self-study and mandatory work placement.
Duration: 52 weeks
Weekly Schedule: Minimum 120 hours in an approved care facility
At Eureka Institute of Management, we welcome students who meet both academic and English language criteria.
Pathway to Care Excellence:
Upon completion, graduates will have the skills, empathy, and professionalism to begin a meaningful career in the community services sector or progress to Certificate IV and Diploma level studies in health and human services.
At Eureka Institute of Management, we welcome students who meet both academic and English language criteria.
Pathway to Care Excellence:
Upon completion, graduates will have the skills, empathy, and professionalism to begin a meaningful career in the community services sector or progress to Certificate IV and Diploma level studies in health and human services.
To achieve the CHC33021 – Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability), students must complete 15 units — 9 core and 6 electives.
These are carefully selected to meet national industry standards and reflect the dual focus on ageing and disability care.
Deliver personalised assistance aligned with clients’ unique needs and care plans.
Promote inclusion, respect, and understanding in multicultural environments.
Encourage independence and self-determination for individuals under your care.
Assist clients to maintain autonomy, dignity, and physical wellbeing.
Understand body functions and apply knowledge to support health maintenance.
Build professional communication and teamwork skills in care settings.
Follow legal frameworks, ethical principles, and duty of care responsibilities.
Prevent infection transmission through safe hygiene and control procedures.
Maintain safety standards to protect both clients and workers.
Develop understanding and care techniques to support individuals living with dementia, promoting comfort and dignity.
Deliver compassionate, person-centred care that meets the physical and emotional needs of older adults.
Provide end-of-life support focused on comfort, quality of life, and respectful communication with clients and families.
Assist individuals with disabilities in developing independence and personal growth through empowerment strategies.
Facilitate engagement in social, recreational, and community activities to improve inclusion and wellbeing.
Facilitate engagement in social, recreational, and community activities to improve inclusion and wellbeing.
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