This nationally accredited qualification provides an entry point to working in the disability support sector. You will gain the skills and knowledge to be specialised in providing individualised support and facilitate the empowerment of people with disabilities. 

You will get to work with diverse people and help support their independence and wellbeing. This course is designed to equip you with the practical skills to enable you to have a long and thriving career as a Support Worker. You will unlock a variety of job opportunities and step into an in-demand industry. 14 weeks classroom training + minimum 120 hours of work placement. 

For more information, refer to our website.

Are you passionate about people? 

Equip yourself with the knowledge and practical skills to offer person-centred support, with Activ Pathways as your learning partner. Gain valuable knowledge and skills in the care sector, to foster independence and community access for people with disability. Learn how to provide daily supports, dignity and choice. 

We offer programs that are designed for current workers in the care industry, and programs that cater for people looking to join the industry. Our purpose is to provide learning environments where students can learn with confidence and grow into their potential to pursue their chosen career path. Our experienced trainers, dedication to quality, and partnerships with industry are here to help you achieve your goals. 

Call 1300 514 582 or email activpathwaysenquiries@genu.org.au to find out more! 

Launch Your Career in Aged Care or Disability Support. Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of the elderly or people with disabilities? Our nationally recognised CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability) is the ideal qualification to kickstart your rewarding career in the aged care and disability sectors. 

This course prepares you for diverse career opportunities, including roles in aged care facilities, home and community care, disability support services, and organisations providing essential care and support to individuals with disabilities. You will gain the skills and knowledge to provide person-centred support, empowering clients to live with dignity and independence. 

Key areas of study include dementia and palliative care, safe working practices, legal and ethical responsibilities, relationship building with families, and coordinating services to meet individual needs. Our course includes a practical placement component, where we carefully match you with a facility that suits your location, preferences, and industry demand. 

This hands-on experience is your opportunity to showcase your skills to potential employers and boost your employment prospects. Upon completion, you will graduate with the confidence and capability to make a meaningful impact in aged care or disability support. Start your journey toward a fulfilling career today! Empower lives. Build relationships. Make a difference. 

This qualification reflects the role of individuals in the community, home or residential care setting who work under supervision and delegation as a part of a multi-disciplinary team, following an individualised plan to provide person-centred support to people who may require support due to ageing, disability, or some other reason. These individuals take responsibility for their own outputs within the scope of their job role and delegation. 

Workers have a range of factual, technical, and procedural knowledge, as well as some theoretical knowledge of the concepts and practices required to provide person-centred support. The skills in this qualification must be applied in accordance with Commonwealth and State/Territory legislation, Australian standards, and industry codes of practice. 

These workers: 

• Carry out activities to maintain personal care and/or other activities of living for people in an aged care or disability support setting;
• Carry out activities in accordance with individualised plan; and
• Report directly to a supervisor and are not responsible for other workers. 

To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of units of competency. 

This qualification will provide you with the fundamental skills required to work effectively in a community and/or residential setting and provide person-centred support to people who may require support due to ageing, disability, or some other reason. You will gain the necessary skills and knowledge to use your discretion and judgement in relation to individual support. 

We offer this qualification as a six month course, which includes work placement which will be arranged for students. 

Please contact us at 9249 9688 or visit our website for further information.

Make a real difference in people’s lives! If you love working with people and making a real difference to people’s lives, then a career as a support worker is the perfect job for you! A Support Worker provides personal, physical and emotional support to older clients or clients living with a disability and assists them with daily tasks such as showering, dressing, shopping, preparing food, outings and social activities, increasing their quality of life.

This qualification sets you up for a rewarding career in aged care, community home care, disability care or community-based home care organisations. Training is offered through the traineeship model, where you earn while you learn on the job, or through classroom-based training and work placement at our training centres. 

An experienced, local ATC Work Smart Trainer/Assessor will support you every step of the way and lead you to success. You will be able to contact your Trainer when you need them, plus they regularly visit you in the workplace to offer guidance and support across our delivery regions in Perth, Peel/Mandurah, South West and Great Southern. 

This qualification is part of the government's FEE FREE initiative where you won’t pay any course fees from the 1st January 2026. Some eligibility conditions apply for the free training, please contact us at 1300 177 337 or visit our website for further information. 

Auscare Training Organisation, a leading health care RTO, provides CHC33021 Certificate in Individual Support for intensive 15 weeks. 

Email admin@auscaregroup.com.au for more information. 

Our CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support course is a nationally recognised pathway into the care industry and is designed to develop multi-skilled workers for the broad range of services supporting ageing people in residential and community settings. 

Students who complete this qualification are able to provide personal, in person care to the elderly in a variety of settings including people’s homes, residential facilities, retirement villages, nursing homes and hospitals. Australian Employment & Training Services (AEATS) deliver a classroom-based program with a coordinated work placement component facilitated by industry experts. AEATS offers this program via classroom delivery, three days per week for a period of 17 weeks before completing an additional 120 hours of workplace assessment. 

AEATS has a broad range of Aged Care facilities which it utilises for placement and has a long history of supplying quality trained staff to the industry. If you are considering undertaking this qualification, please talk to our enrolment team who will explain in further details the requirements of the course, including pricing and commencement dates. 

AEATS offers this program on a weekly rolling enrolment program meaning you can commence your course straight away after meeting the enrolment criteria and supply of essential information. Please visit www.aeats.com.au for further information.

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support is delivered face to face over a 17 week period followed by 120 hours of work placement. This qualification includes 15 units of competency and includes ageing and disability support. Our training is very interactive and encourages learners to participate so that they gain the most from their experience. 

All our trainers and assessors have extensive experience in the aged care and/or disability sectors. Our training rooms are easily accessible, with free parking and easy access to bus and train transport. Students are provided with all class requirements including uniform shirts and laptops for in-class sessions.

Gateway Training Academy offers the CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support in a classroom-based setting for jobseekers and existing workers. Students will learn the essential skills required to work within the aged care and disability industry. In addition to being supported by fully qualified and industry-experienced trainers, Gateway also assists with finding a facility to complete the mandatory 120 work placement hours. 

Gateway Training Academy has robust networking relationships within the aged care and disability industry which is rapidly expanding. Graduates may then wish to continue their study and enrol into the CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support. 

Does working closely with others and providing support to aged clients or those with special needs inspire you? If making a positive change in people’s lives sounds like something that you want to work for, then a career in support work could be an ideal fit for you. 

Support Workers may find themselves providing direct support with everyday activities, in physical and emotional aspects. For example, household tasks, meal preparation, daily outings and sharing a positive outlook in one’s personal goals and aspirations. Throughout this traineeship, you will learn and acquire all the necessary skills to assist aged clients or those living with a disability in a residential or community-based setting. 

This certificate is delivered as a traineeship, targeting existing workers in the field or those employed as a trainee who are looking to further their qualifications and experience. If you are an experienced worker in this field, you may also apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to gain your Certificate III in Individual Support. It is a fee-free course, based on the fact that you meet all eligibility criteria. 

For 2026 the tuition is FREE under the Lower Fees, Local Skills Initiative however additional fees may apply, such as Student Service and resource fees. For more information, please contact our Skills Centre at (08) 9725 7911 or trgskls@gtsw.com.au. https://atcemployment.com.au/chc33021-certificate-iii-in-individual-support/

Students undertaking this qualification through the Traineeship pathway are employed in the sector and have been assessed by Health Link Training and Apprenticeships Australia.  

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support reflects the role of carers and support workers who follow an individualised care plan to provide person centred care to clients. Carrying out activities to maintain an individuals’ well-being through personal care and/or general activities of daily living: 

• Carry out tasks related to an individualised client care plan. 
• Support community participation and social inclusion. 
• Reporting directly to a supervisor. 

Face to face training is facilitated on site with on-the-job training and assessment with our local trainers and assessors to the region.  Our trainers and assessors are all experienced with currency in the industry and understand the challenges.  We engage with through industry consultation within the sector to ensure we meet the benchmarks of the industry. 

This qualification is ideal for people who want to support individuals living with disability in community, home or residential settings. Learners develop the skills to follow personalised plans and provide person‑centred assistance that upholds dignity, independence and choice. 

Training covers the factual, technical and procedural knowledge required to deliver quality support, along with the judgement needed to respond to individual needs and changing circumstances. Graduates are prepared to work safely, communicate effectively, and contribute to positive outcomes for the people they support. 

Industry Skills Training delivers this qualification through a structured, classroom based program supported by practical, hands on learning. Students complete a mandatory work placement to build real world experience and confidence. The qualification is also available through a traineeship pathway for eligible learners and employers seeking on the job development. This qualification is currently being delivered at our Joondalup, Balcatta & Armadale campus. 

To learn more about enrolment options, upcoming intakes or traineeship arrangements, contact Industry Skills Training on 1300 757 296. 

Are you ready to make a difference in someone’s life? Discover your rewarding career in the Aged Care Sector and learn from our industry experts to obtain the qualification to undertake roles such as Residential Support Worker, Home Care Worker, or a Care Support Officer. 

Get the job ready skills required to provide person-centred support to those who may need extra help in their lives. Enrol today to get started in a Certificate III in Individual Support at Insight Training and kickstart your career! This qualification is directly aligned with priority industry areas where the jobs are today and well into the future. Our classroom delivery is available in Joondalup, Morley and Rockingham. 

If you currently work in this area you can undertake a traineeship with your employer. Contact us today to find out more on 1300 046 744 

The CHC33021- Certificate III in Individual Support Course provides a strong foundation for support roles in health care settings. You will learn to work with clients under the supervision of professional health staff. IHNA is offering this course with 2 days of classes weekly on campus at Perth CBD. 

Upon getting this qualification, you will be able to work as home care assistant, Personal care worker, Support Worker, Disability worker, Care assistant, Residential support worker etc. 

For admission enquiries, please contact enquiry@ihna.edu.au or 1800 22 52 83. Campus Location - Level 2 / 12 St Georges Tce, Perth WA 6000

Are you ready to build a meaningful career helping others? 

The CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support gives you the skills to work in aged care, disability support, and community services — industries where your cultural knowledge, language skills, and compassion are truly valued. 

Our training program is designed with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) learners in mind. We understand that every student brings unique strengths, experiences, and challenges. That’s why we provide comprehensive support services to help you succeed from enrolment to employment.

Start your new career in aged care or disability FEE FREE* - Nationally accredited Certificate III In Individual Support (Ageing & Disability) - As a fee free course, eligible students can study for $0* - Become an Aged or disability worker - Study at our Balcatta campus www.learnedtraining.com.au 

Course Code: CHC33021 RTO Code: 52504 

*Please note that due to government requirements, those on Student Visas are not eligible to apply for this course. 

This qualification reflects the role of workers in the community and/or residential setting who follow an individualised plan to provide person-centred support to people who may require support due to ageing. Work involves using discretion and judgement in relation to individual support as well as taking responsibility for own outputs. Upon completion of this qualification, students are eligible to apply for roles such as:

• Personal Carer
• Support Worker
• Respite Worker

The training is conducted by a qualified, industry current trainer and assessor to ensure the learning is relevant and up to date. This training will take place in a classroom environment using face-to-face training methods at one of our study locations. Intakes are scheduled throughout the year.

The School of Health’s CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support – Ageing and Disability prepares you for a meaningful career supporting older people and those living with disability. This nationally recognised qualification is the ideal entry point into the health and community services sector. You’ll study through a mix of classroom learning and hands-on training, attending our Perth campus three days per week. 

The course includes a 160-hour professional placement — 80 hours in aged care and 80 hours in disability support — giving you the practical experience and confidence to step into the workforce. Delivered over 24 weeks (including study breaks), our program balances structure with support. You’ll learn from experienced educators in small class sizes and receive ongoing guidance from our dedicated academic support team. With a strong focus on practical skills and real-world application, you’ll be well-prepared to make a positive difference in people’s lives. 

Graduates of this course may also continue their studies with direct entry into the HLT54121 Diploma of Nursing, with credit transfers applied. For more information or to take the next step towards your career in care, visit our website at https://schoolofhealth.edu.au/

We make training simple and effective by delivering it onsite at your workplace and virtually with a dedicated trainer for maximum convenience. Our approach ensures minimal disruption to your daily operations while providing your team with practical, job-relevant skills. 

Each trainee receives a customised training plan tailored to your workplace and role requirements, ensuring the learning experience is meaningful and directly applicable. This personalised approach helps employees grow in confidence and capability while supporting your organisation’s goals. 

For more information, visit www.skillstrategies.edu.au or call us on (08) 6143 2180 – we’re here to help you and your team succeed. 

Our traineeship model includes classroom delivery at Stanley College premises one day per month and employment-based training with monthly site visits. 

This model can be varied depending on the clients’ requirements.

Build job-ready, person-centred skills to support older people and people with disability in homes, community, and residential settings—focusing on dignity, independence, safety, communication, and inclusive practice. 

You’ll learn to assist with daily living and personal care, support community participation and goals, apply safe work practices (manual handling, infection prevention, risk and incident response), document accurately, and use assistive technologies. 

Careers: Aged Care Worker / Personal Care Assistant Disability Support Worker / NDIS Support Worker Home Care Worker / Community Care Worker Residential Care Worker Support roles in respite, day programs, and supported independent living.

If you are driven to providing help to those in the community that are most in need, enrolling in a Certificate III in Individual Support course is one way you can use your passion for the benefit of others. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to provide individualised support and person centred care (PCC) to those who require support through either ageing, disabilities or other hindering factors. 

Providing support to others is one of the most rewarding careers there is and to begin this journey a Cert III in Individual Support is a perfect start. Aged Care Course Outline Learners within this course will undertake their learning and assessments in a mixed mode delivery method. These include: 3 days per week 5 hours per day (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday) for approximately 29 weeks. 

Workplace based learning with a 160 hours of required work placement (4 weeks of work placement undertaken in 2 x 2 week allocations). Monthly group support lessons for those wanting that little bit extra support. Practical workplace assessments along with direct observation.

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support - Disability or Ageing and Disability specialisations.  Our courses are delivered by trainers who work in the industry, and our CHC trainers are also NDIS Auditors, so the content being delivered is current, contemporary, and contributes to the organisations NDIS training compliance requirements.  We can link the learning content to the NDIS requirements and can also provide certificates of completion for the learner’s staff folders demonstrating this connection for audit evidence and PD.   

WANT provide training in regional areas and we work with the organisation and the students, to understand the context of their role and how we can best train and assess them.  We support all or on-site workshops with online workshops and provide ongoing 1:1 support over the phone, email or online to support learners. We allocate a lead-facilitator to each course who provides most of the training, but we also use expert trainers for those units that are a little more complex and specialist; our medication administration trainer is an RN, our behaviour support trainer is a registered specialist behaviour support provider, and our aged care units are delivered by trainers who work with and support people with dementia. 

Our programs are scheduled to provide the qualification in 12 months, but we continue to work with learners and support them if they need additional time to complete.