Kickstart your career in community services with hands-on training and real workplace experience.
This entry-level program is designed to introduce you to rewarding roles in aged care, disability support, and community health services.
Through six structured face
-to-face sessions and three workplace shadow shifts, you’ll gain practical skills, industry knowledge, and the confidence to step into a growing and secure sector.
This course is delivered as a partnership program with Murrindindi Health Network (MHN) and proudly supported by the Workforce Training Innovation Fund, making it a fully funded initiative.
Importantly, the program will be delivered within the Murrindindi Shire area, ensuring that local community members can access training close to home while building pathways into meaningful employment.
What’s Included
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Nationally recognised training across three accredited units:
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CHCDIV001 – Work with Diverse People
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CHCCOM005 – Communicate and Work in Health or Community Services
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SITXFSA005 – Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety
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6 face-to-face sessions hosted at local health, aged care, and disability facilities
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3 supported shadow shifts in real workplaces
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Police and NDIS Checks covered as part of the course
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Career support and structured trainer feedback
What You’ll Learn
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How to read and follow care plans
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Writing case notes, incident reports, and client charts
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Communicating effectively with clients, families, and teams
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Applying food safety standards in care environments
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Understanding real-life expectations and responsibilities in community service roles
Who Should Apply?
This program is perfect for:
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School leavers exploring career options
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Job seekers wanting experience and formal training
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Career changers looking for meaningful work
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Anyone passionate about helping others in their community
Training Locations
Sessions take place across a variety of facilities, such as:
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Aged care homes
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Disability support services
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Health and wellbeing centres
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Local kitchens and community care settings
Pathways After Completion
Graduates can:
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Apply for entry-level roles in aged care, disability, or home care
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Continue study into full qualifications, such as Certificate III in Individual Support
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Join a growing workforce with strong job security and long-term career pathways
👉 Ready to kickstart your future? Simply complete the enquiry form on this page to get started.