Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
How Much Will It Cost?
Open Colleges offers flexible payment models to help make studying more affordable.
PLEASE NOTE: Open Colleges is a privately-run RTO, not government-run like a TAFE, so they cannot offer government funding.
Course Rundown
The HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance offered by Open Colleges is designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to support healthcare professionals such as physiotherapists and occupational therapists. In addition, Open Colleges’ Guaranteed Work Placement initiative makes finding required work placement easy.
This nationally recognised qualification prepares individuals to assist in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients facing various health challenges, ultimately enhancing their quality of life. Students will engage in practical learning experiences that cover a range of topics, including safe work practices, medical terminology, and the principles of infection control, ensuring they are well-prepared for a rewarding career in the allied health sector.
Throughout the course, participants will develop a versatile skill set that includes facilitating the empowerment of individuals receiving support, promoting independence, and understanding the impact of health conditions. The program is structured to allow for flexible study, enabling students to balance their education with other commitments. With no exams and a focus on practical assessments, learners can progress at their own pace while gaining valuable insights into the healthcare environment. Enquire to learn more.
160 hours of work placement is required to complete this course – made easy with Open Colleges’ Guaranteed Work Placement initiative. In partnership with leading provider SkilTrak, Open Colleges organises your work placement for you while you focus on study, ensuring students gain real-world experience in their dream career – close to home.
Please note: This is a fee-for-service course, it is not government funded.
Eligibility
Entry requirements can differ depending on the course. Generally, you need to be at least 18 years old to enrol. If you are under 18, you will require permission from a parent or guardian. Students should also possess basic language, literacy, numeracy, and digital skills to read course materials comfortably, understand technical terms, and communicate effectively via email.
To learn more about the specific entry requirements for this course or if you need advice on whether this course is suitable for you please enquire now.
Please note: This course is not available to student visa holders.
FAQS
The common misconception is that studying online means that you’re studying alone, but at Open Colleges, they take great pride in the superior support provided to their students. They make it easy for you to get support when you need it with their student support team available available from Monday to Saturday via email, phone, and Live Chat.. They’re here, in tandem with trainers and assessors, to make sure you’re supported the whole way through your course, from the time you enrol right through to your graduation.