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CHC43215
About the Course
Career Outcome
Fees
The CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs offered by Open Colleges is designed for individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact in the field of drug and alcohol support. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding substance use and equips participants with the skills necessary to assist individuals in overcoming addiction challenges. Key learning areas include the development of intervention strategies, understanding the legal and ethical considerations in the field, and enhancing communication skills to effectively engage with clients and their families.
Throughout the course, learners will explore various support frameworks and evidence-based practices that are essential for working in diverse environments, including community services and healthcare settings. The curriculum is tailored to foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, enabling participants to assess client needs and implement appropriate support plans. By the end of the course, graduates will be well-prepared to contribute positively to the lives of those affected by alcohol and other drugs, making a significant difference in their communities.
Enquire to learn more about how the CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs can enhance your professional journey and open doors to rewarding career opportunities in this vital sector.
Please note: This is a fee-for-service course, it is not government funded.
There are no formal educational perquisites for this course.
Age requirements:
Students are required to be at least 18 years of age.
English proficiency:
Computing:
Physical requirements:
Students will need to be reasonably physically fit to undertake the work placement as the tasks and activities associated with the work placement may involve manual handling and other physical activities.
First Aid requirements:
The unit HLTAID003/HLTAID011 Apply first aid (or its equivalent) is not delivered by Open Colleges. This unit can be satisfied via the completion of the nationally recognised unit of competency or its equivalent offered by an approved provider. You will need to provide a certified copy of a current certificate or Statement of Attainment to be provided credit for this unit.
Mental health skills:
During work placement you will be responsible for providing support and services to individuals and families experiencing mental health issues. This may include confidential individual, family, supporting families dealing with mental health issues, working with clients who have complex needs and working with children and young people experiencing abuse. It is important that you are able to work cooperatively in a team, act with cultural sensitivity, be accepting of diversity and be non-judgemental.
In this community services course, the subjects you will study include:
The unit ‘HLTAID011 – Apply First Aid’ (or its equivalent) is not delivered by Open Colleges. This unit can be satisfied via the completion of the nationally recognised unit of competency or its equivalent offered by an approved provider.