The Certificate III in Health Services Assistance is a great introduction to the healthcare and community services sector. You will learn the skills required for work in a hospital setting or a healthcare facility and become qualified to work as a compassionate healthcare assistant. Whether you are a school leaver, or returning to study, the Certificate III in Health Services Assistance will provide you with a pathway and possible credits into other courses in health and community services. This training provides students with an introductory level of providing direct patient assistance. This provides a great building block for further study to build your career in this rewarding sector.

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Make a positive difference to others with your career in Aged Care or Disability Work. Gain a nationally recognised qualification with the new Certificate III in Individual Support, specialising in either Ageing or Disability, and become qualified with skills and experience to work in one of Australia's most rapidly growing work sectors.

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• Traineeship Option
• Compulsory Industry Practical Placement

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Are you looking for a rewarding career helping others? If you want to become a nurse, this is the minimum qualification required to work in any state or territory. After graduation and registration, you may find work in acute care hospitals, aged-care facilities, adult day-centres and community health services as an Enrolled Nurse (EN). This qualification covers the application of nursing skills and knowledge that you require to be eligible for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia in line with some State\Territory Nursing and Midwifery regulatory authorities.

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Gain the skills and knowledge required to understand and respond to instructions containing medical terminology, to carry out routine tasks and communicate with a range of internal\external clients in a medical environment, and to use appropriate advanced medical terminology.

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