Study a Disability Support course and find a meaningful career

Launch a rewarding career supporting people with disabilities! Take your skills to the next level with a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) or the Certificate 4 in Disability Support.

These nationally recognised qualifications provide in-depth knowledge and practical training to prepare you for a fulfilling role in this growing field. You’ll gain expertise in assisting individuals with daily living tasks, fostering independence, and promoting social inclusion.

Make a difference in the lives of others while securing a meaningful job in high demand. Enrol today and embark on your journey as a disability support professional!

How long does a Disability course take?

Completing CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) will take around 12 months, but can be completed sooner if you finish your coursework and placement early.

Studying CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support will take about 18 months, and can also be completed sooner if you finish your coursework and placement early.

Can you do the Cert 4 in Disability course online?

Yes! Studying a Disability Support qualification can be done online, but will require in-person work placement at a suitable disability support service, supervised by someone who already holds your chosen qualification. See course page for details on placement: https://accsc.com.au/courses/chc43121-certificate-iv-in-disability-support/

How much does a Disability Support course cost?

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) costs $999, and the CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support costs $1399.

What does a Disability Support course qualify you for?

Studying CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) will qualify you for work supporting clients at home, or in a care setting. You’ll work under supervision caring for people with a disability, or other personal care needs.

Completing CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support will qualify you to work with clients in their homes, empowering greater levels of independence and community participation. You may also be required to coordinate services with a small team.

Depending on your qualification you will qualify for various careers such as: Social Educator (Disability), Day Support Disability Officer, Marketing Coordinator (Disability), Local area coordinator, Social trainer, Disability Team Leader, Disabilities Supervisor, Project Officer, Disability Support Assistant (Schools), Job coordinator, Disability Service Officer, Senior Disability Worker, Lifestyle Support Officer, Senior Personal Care Assistant, Community Development Officer, Support Facilitator (Disability), or Behavioural Support Officer.

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