CHC40313 - CERTIFICATE IV IN CHILD, YOUTH AND FAMILY INTERVENTION
Course Description:
This qualification reflects the role of those who work in youth and family intervention, including practice specialisations in residential and out of home care, family support and early intervention. Workers operate under a broad supervision framework and within clearly defined organisational guidelines, service plans and position specifications.
Entry Requirement:
It is beneficial but not essential for students to have access to a workplace while undertaking this qualification. However, in order to pursue the qualification applicants must:
- Be 18 years or over;
- Be sufficiently proficient in English (read, write and speak) to be able to work successfully in a highly regulated environment;
- Have satisfactorily completed a minimum of year 11 or equivalent.
For learners that require support in language, literacy or numeracy, alternative training and assessment methods may be used (reasonable adjustment) or would be recommended to Foundation Skills qualification.
Course Outline:
Core Units | |
CHCCCS006 | Facilitate individual service planning and delivery |
CHCCOM002 | Use communication to build relationships |
CHCDEV001 | Confirm client developmental status |
CHCDIV001 | Work with diverse people |
CHCDIV002 | Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety |
CHCLEG001 | Work legally and ethically |
CHCPRT001 | Identify and respond to children and young people at risk |
CHCPRT003 | Work collaboratively to maintain an environment safe for children and young people |
CHCPRT005 | Work within a practice framework |
HLTWHS001 | Participate in workplace health and safety |
Elective Units | |
CHCCCS009 | Facilitate responsible behaviour |
CHCFAM009 | Facilitate family intervention strategies |
CHCEDU009 | Provide parenting, health and wellbeing education |
CHCPRT009 | Provide primary residential care |
CHCFAM003 | Support people to improve relationships |
CHCMHS007 | Work effectively in trauma-informed care |
Delivery Methods
You are advised to identify your delivery method prior to enrolling in the qualification. Christa College offers the following delivery modes for this qualification:
- Face-to-Face Delivery – It involves structured classroom-based training in a simulated work environment. Each session will allow enough time for the students to learn the topic, undertake practice opportunities and complete / submit set tasks required for assessment purposes.
- Self-paced Learning – Self-paced learning involves the learner undertaking learning and assessment tasks between face- to-face consultations. The extent of self-paced learning is determined by each individual learner and is communicated through the trainer and assessor.
On the Job learning – On the job learning occurs when the learner undertakes placement and structured training within their workplace which is delivered by a workplace supervisor, manager, colleague or workplace trainer.
Other Qualifications Offered by Christa College:
Code | Qualification |
CHC30213 | Certificate III in Education Support |
Certificate III in Individual Support | |
CHC51015 | Diploma of Counselling |
Certificate IV in Mental Health | |
Certificate IV in Disability | |
Certificate IV in Ageing Support | |
CHC52015 | Diploma of Community Services |
CHC50121 | Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care |
CHC30121 | Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care |
HLTAID009 | Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation |
Learners are required to complete 120 hours of practical placement at the end of the study.
Student records are managed securely and confidentially and are available for student perusal.
Please note: Certificate will be issued once payment of the final account is made.
Quality training materials and excellent student support;
Scheduled face-to-face training sessions;
User friendly course materials/manuals;
Assessment of each module and assistance in gathering evidence;
Issued nationally recognised training;
For further information about our services please see your Student Handbook.
Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes. If a student is not available to attend a class for any reason,
they are to contact their trainers prior to making any other arrangements.
You are advised to read through the unit manual and practice knowledge between sessions.
Students are advised to apply the skills learned in the training sessions to their work tasks.
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