CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) – South Australian Learning Centre (RTO 4881)

Why should I study Individual Support (Disability)?

When you study to be a disability support worker you will learn how to provide care, supervision and support for people with disabilities in the home, residential establishments, clinics and hospitals. You will also work with other health professionals to maximise the individual’s physical and mental well-being. You will provide companionship and emotional support, and when possible, promote independence and community participation.

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What work will I do in Individual Support?

This course provides a supportive learning environment and unique opportunities to develop the physical, mental and emotional skills associated with the human services area. If you have a genuine desire to care for, and be of service to people living with a disability, we encourage you to do this course.

You will complete both theory and practical tasks in a classroom setting before getting the opportunity to put you new skills into practise when you complete 120 hours of work placement.

Some of the tasks you may do in your work placement could include:

• Assisting with personal needs such as washing, dressing and toileting
• Supervising educational and recreational activities
• Supervising and arranging activities to enhance physical, social, emotional and intellectual development
• Supervising activities such as eating meals and showering
• Providing emotional support

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Where can I find more information about Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)?

For more detail about content and assessment, view the course information:

• CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)

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