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Induction to Disability

CHCSS00081

Enter a booming industry and equip yourself with a set of skills designed to kick start your career. Unlock many care roles in the disability and community services sector, and make an impact today.
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Enjoy an in-demand career

Our valuable skill set, CHCSS00081 Induction to Disability, is the perfect introduction for workers entering the disability sector. It can also be used as a pathway to the CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability). Unlock many care roles in the disability and community services sector and learn the core skills needed to support vulnerable people today.

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Job Outcomes

  • Accommodation Support Worker
  • Care Assistant
  • Community Care Worker
  • Disability Support Worker
  • Residential Care Worker
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Job Skills

  • Infection control
  • Community services
  • Reporting
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Course breakdown

What you’ll learn in this course

This skill set includes 4 units designed to help you facilitate the empowerment of people with a disability, communicate confidently, and learn how to follow safe work practices in this booming industry.

Enrolments for CHCSS00081 Induction to Disability are open! Here at Open Colleges, you can start whenever you’re ready to begin learning. Please note that this course has been superseded by CHCSS00133 Induction to Disability Support. Download the course guide to learn more before you enrol. 

Induction to Disability

CHCDIS007
Facilitate the empowerment of people with disability
  • Demonstrate commitment to empowerment for people with disability
  • Foster human rights
  • Facilitate choice and self-determination
CHCCCS015
Provide individualised support
  • Determine support needs
  • Provide support services
  • Monitor support activities
  • Complete reporting and documentation
CHCCOM005
Communicate and work in health or community services
  • Communicate effectively with people
  • Collaborate with colleagues
  • Address constraints to communication
  • Report problems to supervisor
  • Complete workplace correspondence and documentation
  • Contribute to continuous improvement
HLTWHS002
Follow safe work practices for direct client care
  • Follow safe work practices for direct client care
  • Follow safe work practices for manual handling
  • Follow safe work practices for infection control
  • Contribute to safe work practices in the workplace
  • Reflect on own safe work practices

When can you start? Anytime you like!

There are no start and finish dates, no semesters, so no need to wait. Just enrol and start the path to your new life whenever you’re ready!

Getting the right kind of support and help was a great motivation to always look forward to the ending. I would like to say a big thank you to my trainer. He has been very helpful all along.
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Study for a minimum 30 hours per week to complete modules in 3 months

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Your trainer

Michelle Hay Chapman
Michelle has over 16 years of experience of working within the healthcare industry working as an Enrolled Nurse and a personal care worker. She has worked with people that have a disability within different community programs and within aged care. Michelle’s specialised skills include infection control, dementia care, palliative care and person-centred care.
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Michelle Hay Chapman

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Michelle has over 16 years of experience of working within the healthcare industry working as an Enrolled Nurse and a personal care worker. She has worked with people that have a disability within different community programs and within aged care. Michelle’s specialised skills include infection control, dementia care, palliative care and person-centred care.
Michelle has over 16 years of experience of working within the healthcare industry working as an Enrolled Nurse and a personal care worker. She has worked with people that have a disability within different community programs and within aged care. Michelle’s specialised skills include infection control, dementia care, palliative care and person-centred care.

Over the years she has also worked in General Practice, different hospitals across Southeast Queensland as an agency nurse working in the areas of mental health, palliative care, and dementia units.

Michelle has been a Trainer in adult education for over 6 years working in classrooms, workplaces, online and in secondary schools.

• Diploma of Nursing

• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

• Diploma of Business

• Diploma of Community Services

• Certificate 3 in Aged Care

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How many hours of work placement do I need to do for Induction to Disability?

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The course contains a minimum of 40 hours of work placement. Work placement hours can be done part time or as a block, depending on the host organisation's requirements and availability. Download the course guide to find out what the suitable workplaces are for this course.

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