Aged Care Courses Belmore
Study To Bring Positive Change To People’s Lives
The aged care sector is wide and varied. As the size of the elderly population increases, the need for qualified care workers grows. Our courses at breakthru College provide high-quality training so that you can be well prepared and competent for this role.
Our programs at breakthru College are nationally recognised and fully accredited. Through ongoing dialogues with government and industry organisations, we ensure our aged care courses remain responsive, up-to-date, and aligned with changing demands and requirements.
Our classes are delivered by our highly qualified, skilled, and experienced local trainers. Classes are available face-to-face or online. The latter option provides you with more flexibility, allowing you to study remotely. Both modes are fully supported by our dedicated and highly experienced trainers.
Undertaking training to be an aged care worker at breakthru College could be a transformative step in your life, with a profound long-term influence that will improve the lives of many.
Study Aged Care Support Through breakthru College
Our courses involve work placements for real-life learning and experience. During these, you will be well supported by knowledgeable and qualified workers and trainers. You can choose from in-person and online options for classes. The delivery mode and qualification type will be reflected in the duration length of your course.
Our Aged Care Courses
The courses at breakthru College are comprehensive, engaging, and nationally recognised. For more specific details regarding entry requirements, delivery modes, and unit requirements for all of our courses, please follow the links.
Available courses include:
CHC33021: Certificate III in Individual Support
Support workers with this qualification have roles in the community or residential settings. They provide person-centred support with individualised plans to people who require care due to ageing.
Course duration:
- 6 – 12 months
Course Locations:
Work placement:
- 120 hours (mandatory)
Aged Care job prospects include:
- Aged care social worker.
- Aged care assistant.
- Residential support worker.
- Homecare assistant.
- Care service employee.
CHC43015: Certificate IV in Ageing Support
Support workers with this qualification complete specialised tasks and functions in home, community, and residential settings. More autonomy and leadership is required within defined guidelines while providing service through the development, facilitation, and review of individualised plans.
Course duration:
- 6 – 12 months
Work placement:
- 120 hours (mandatory)
Aged Care job prospects include:
- Care activity worker.
- Care service team leader.
- Care supervisor.
Contribute to your Belmore Community with a breakthru College Aged Care Qualification
Unlike many jobs that can seem routine, aged care work is diverse. Your day could include helping with medications, aiding with daily life activities, or even coordinating social events. Aged care services may be needed by people who require assistance at home or those needing ongoing, focused support in a care facility. The individuals you’ll be caring for are rich in personality and life experiences, fostering a reciprocal relationship of learning, understanding, personal growth, and appreciation.
Your journey with us at breakthru College can be a fulfilling one, paving the way for a brighter future. Connect with our cordial team to explore more about the courses and qualifications you’re interested in.
Aged Care in Belmore & Across Australia
Aged care services can range from long to short-term support provided in a person’s own home. Some individuals may eventually need full-time care in a residential care home or facility, a change that can offer significant benefits to them and their families.
Between 2019 and 2020, over a million individuals in Australia received care, highlighting the substantial elderly population. Various services and roles were involved in this process. For instance, around 840,000 individuals benefited from the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, and about 245,000 people were permanent residents in aged care facilities.
The growing population of people over sixty-five in Australia has created a significant demand for support workers. In 2020, the Commonwealth Home Support Programme employed 76,096 workers, while the Residential Aged Care sector had a workforce of 277,671. The ratio of elderly individuals needing care to the number of available workers highlights the high demand for support workers.
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