Please read here about the Nationally Recognised Classes offered by our Community College.
Certificate III in Children’s Services (CHC 30708)
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC 30208)
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)
Certificate III in Home and Community Care (CHC 30308)
Diploma of Children’s Services (CHC 50908)
Certificate III in Children’s Services (CHC 30708)
This course gives students nationally recognised qualifications to work in child care centres, vacation care centres, occasional care centres, family day care centres and home-based care services. You will learn to work in a team environment, supporting the needs of, and giving care to, babies and children up to 12 years of age.
You will learn about appropriate interaction with children and how to fulfill their physical, emotional and self-care needs. You will also learn about organisational policies, procedures, how to plan activities and provide care for children, how to facilitate their leisure and play, and how to enable them to achieve their developmental outcomes.
Employment Opportunities
This course provides you with basic training to work in a variety of early childhood settings including:
Childcare Assistant
Family Day Care Provider
Kindergarten Assistant
Nanny
School-aged Care Assistant
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. Students will need to obtain a police check, and also working with Children check before undertaking placement. This can be arranged through the Centre. If you feel your literacy and numeracy skills are not at a suitable level to undertake this course, please contact our office.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Current Competencies (RCC)
Participants can seek RPL/RCC for competencies already achieved. Full details are available at the Centre.
Course Duration
Generally 1 day per week, or 1 evening per week, during school terms only (for 4 terms), please contact the centre to confirm the next class intake. Additional to class time there will be a practical placement component of 180 hours.
Units of competency
| CHCCHILD401A | Identify and respond to children and young people at risk |
| CHCCN301B | Ensure the health and safety of children |
| CHCCN302A | Provide care for children |
| CHCCN303A | Contribute to provision of nutritionally balanced food in a safe and hygienic manner |
| CHCCS400B | Work within a relevant legal and ethical framework |
| CHCFC301A | Support the development of children |
| CHCIC301E | Interact effectively with children |
| CHCPR301B | Provide experiences to support children’s play and learning |
| CHCPR303D | Develop understanding of children’s interests and development needs |
| HLTFA301B | Apply first aid |
| HLTOHS300B | Contribute to OHS processes |
| CHCCN305B | Provide care for babies |
| CHCORG303B | Participate effectively in the work environment |
| CHCRF301E | Work effectively with families to care for the child. |
| HLTHIR403C | Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers. |
Course Costs
Please contact our office to confirm costs for your course. As there are different funding or concession options you may be entitled to, we are happy to discuss this with you. Payment Plans are available for this course.
Enrolments
Can be made by phone (call 5944 3484), or in person at the centre (10-12 Salisbury Rd, Upper Beaconsfield) or by downloading the enrolment form and emailing Fiona or posting (post to UBBC, PO Box 2, Upper Beaconsfield 3808).
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC 30208)
This course is a Nationally Recognised Training Package for personal care workers working in a range of industry workplaces or on a one-to-one basis with individual clients. Personal care workers are a unique classification of workers who work mainly in nursing homes, hostels, supported accommodation and other residential settings.
Our experienced trainer will adapt to learners needs and requirements.
Entry Requirements:
There are no formal entry requirements; however, it is compulsory that Apply First Aid be completed before successful completion the course. Students will need to obtain a police check before starting placement. If you feel your numeracy & literacy skills are not at a suitable level to undertake this course, please speak to the Coordinator.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Recognition of Current Competencies (RCC)
Participants can seek RPL/RCC for competencies already achieved. Full details are available at the Centre
Course Duration:
Generally 1 day per week, during school terms only (for 4 terms), please contact the centre to confirm the next class intake. Additional to class time there will be a practical placement component of 150 hours, of which 120 hours must be in high care.
Unites to be studied
| CHCAC317A | Support older people to maintain their independence |
| CHCAC318A | Work effectively with older people |
| CHCAC319A | Provide support to people living with dementia |
| CHCCS411A | Work effectively in the community sector |
| CHCICS301A | Provide support to meet personal care needs |
| CHCICS302A | Participate in the implementation of individualised plans |
| CHCICS303A | Support individual health and emotional well being |
| CHCOHS312A | Follow safety procedures for direct care work |
| CHCPA301B | Deliver care services using a palliative approach |
| HLTAP301A | Recognise healthy body systems in a health care context |
| HLTHIR403B | Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers |
| CHCCS426A | Provide support and care relating to loss and grief |
| HLTFA301A | Apply First Aid |
| CHCAC417A | Implement interventions with older people at risk of falls |
Course Costs
Please contact our office to confirm costs for your course. As there are different funding or concession options you may be entitled to, we are happy to discuss this with you. Payment Plans are available for this course.
Enrolments
Can be made by phone (call 5944 3484), or in person at the centre (10-12 Salisbury Rd, Upper Beaconsfield) or by downloading the enrolment form and emailing Fiona or posting (post to UBBC, PO Box 2, Upper Beaconsfield 3808).
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)
This course is a Nationally Recognised Training Package which teaches you to design, plan, organise, deliver, evaluate and review training sessions and programs. This nationally recognised qualification is mandatory for those people wishing to teach and/or assess nationally recognised training packages.
The course takes a practical approach to delivering the program and recognises that individual trainees have a wide range of applications for the certification, although they may not have been involved in training delivery.
At the successful completion of the course, you will be issued with a nationally recognised certificate detailing the units competently completed.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. If you feel your numeracy & literacy skills are not at a suitable level to undertake this course, please speak to the co-ordinators. You may be required to attend a short interview and complete a questionnaire to ascertain your experience, expectations and level of computer skills.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Participants can seek RPL for competencies they already have achieved. Speak to the coordinator to obtain a copy of the Centre’s brochure for full details.
Course Times
Generally 1 evening per week, during school terms, for 3 terms.
Course packaging rules
The course is made up of 10 units consisting of 7 core units plus 3 elective units.
Course Duration
Generally 1 evening per week, during school terms, for 3 terms. Assignment and project work additional to class time approx 150 hours.
Units to be Studied
| TAEASS401A | Plan assessment activities and processes |
| TAEASS402A | Assess competence |
| TAEASS403A | Participate in assessment validation |
| TAEDEL401A | Plan, organise and deliver group- based learning |
| TAEDEL402A | Plan, organise and facilitate learning in the workplace |
| TAEDES401A | Design and develop learning programs |
| TAEDES402A | Use training packages and accredited courses to meet client needs |
| TAEASS301A | Contribute to assessment |
| TAEDEL404A | Mentoring in the Workplace |
| TAELLN402A | Address language, literacy & numeracy within learning & Assessment practice |
Course Costs
Please contact our office to confirm costs for your course. As there are different funding or concession options you may be entitled to, we are happy to discuss this with you. Payment Plans are available for this course.
Enrolments
Enrolments
Can be made by phone (call 5944 3484), or in person at the centre (10-12 Salisbury Rd, Upper Beaconsfield) or by downloading the enrolment form and emailing (email to: Fiona ) or posting (post to UBBC, PO Box 2, Upper Beaconsfield 3808).
Diploma of Children’s Services (CHC 50908)
Details about this course will be available soon.
To register your interest in this course please call the centre (ph: 5944 3484) or email fiona@ubcc.org.au .
