Induction (Skill Set)
This skill set is for workers entering or working in community services or health sector roles. It is suited to:
- New entrants looking to develop core skills for work in the community services or health sector
- Existing workers seeking to formalise their experience or gain a nationally recognised credential
- Career changers transitioning into community services or health sector roles
South Australian Government Subsidy
Government funding may be available for this qualification through a subsidy for eligible students. To learn more about the financial support on offer, along with the requirements and obligations involved in accessing it, please contact our team. You can also check your eligibility by visiting the Skills SA website.
Course Information
| Next Intake | Rolling intake; join today! |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 1-2 Months |
| Delivery Method | Face-to-face or Blended |
| Units of Competency | 4 total |
| Funded Course fee | $120.00 / $60 Concession* |
| Full Fee | $580 (for those not eligible for funding) |
| Incidental Fees | NDIS Worker Check recommended; $71.00 |
| Contact Number | (08) 8179 5200 |
| Location | Minda Inc, Rogerson/SALC Building, 12 King George Ave, North Brighton SA 5048 |


Units of Competency
This Skill Set includes a total of four(4) units.
A set of skills for providing person-centred support to older people in various settings, within the delegations of an established individualised plan.
This skill set is for individuals who hold a qualification at Certificate III level or higher in Community Services, Health or a related field, work in various care and support roles and who wish to develop skills in providing person-centred support to older people, within the delegations of an established individualised plan.
Skill Set Requirements
- CHCCOM005 – Communicate and work in health or community services
- CHCDIV001 – Work with diverse people
- HLTWHS002 – Follow safe work practices for direct client care
- HLTWHS006 – Manage personal stressors in the work environment