
Community Services
Career Outcomes
Community Services Case Manager
Community Services Worker
Support Worker
Welfare Worker
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Study Mode
Blended
Awarded by
South Sydney College (RTO: 45279)
Qualification
Diploma
Course Fee
Price may vary
Duration
104 weeks (8 Terms)
Start Date
New Intakes Every Month
Payment Option
Fee For Service
Upfront payment
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The Diploma of Community Services (CHC52021) offered by South Sydney College is a nationally recognised qualification designed for individuals seeking a professional career in community services. The course prepares learners to deliver, manage, and coordinate person-centred services that support individuals, families, and communities to improve wellbeing, safety, and social inclusion.
Throughout the course, learners develop specialised skills to support people experiencing complex needs, including crisis situations, domestic and family violence, mental health challenges, and social disadvantage. Areas of study include case management, program development, legal and ethical compliance, cultural safety, and working effectively with diverse communities. Students also complete a mandatory minimum of 200 hours of supervised work placement, enabling them to apply theory in real community services settings.
Training is delivered through a blend of supported online learning and practical workplace experience. This qualification supports entry into professional community services roles and provides a pathway to further study in community or social services management, subject to entry requirements. Enquire to learn more.
In this Diploma of Community Services course, the subjects students may study include:
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be awarded the CHC52021 Diploma of Community Services from South Sydney College.
This nationally recognised qualification develops the professional skills and knowledge required to deliver, manage, and coordinate person-centred services within community services settings. Graduates are prepared to support individuals, families, and communities experiencing complex needs, including crisis situations, social disadvantage, and wellbeing challenges.
Career outcomes may include roles such as community services worker, case worker, case manager, family support worker, welfare support worker, or program coordinator, depending on experience, workplace responsibilities, and organisational requirements. Outcomes will vary based on individual circumstances.
This qualification also provides pathways to further study, including the Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management or higher education qualifications in community services, social work, or human services, subject to entry requirements.
The total cost of the course is $9250.00 with flexible payment plan options available.
Please enquire for further details.
*This course is not eligible for government funding or VET student loans.