Community Development Courses

Improve people’s lives and start a rewarding career with this online Bachelor of Human Services (Disability) course.

Take the first step towards a career in helping others with this flexible online Diploma of Human Services course.

Become a part of the solution with this Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs. Specialising in outreach and community work, this online course will equip you with the skills to become a case worker, support worker or drug and alcohol worker.

Specialising in outreach and community work, this online course will equip you with the skills to become a case worker, support worker or drug and alcohol worker.

This online Diploma of Community Services Work (CHC52015) course is a nationally recognised qualification that will enable you to work in the community services sector provided by Integrated Care & Management Training.

The course will teach you skills in advocacy and case management, allowing you to work with complex clients and assist in implementing community development strategies.

The online Certificate IV in Disability course will give you the essential education and training to provide valuable care for people with disabilities.

Potential job pathways include disability support officer, senior personal care assistant or supervisor within a range of community services and health contexts.

Study this Bachelor of Social Science With a Major in Criminology course and delve into the motivations and psychology behind criminal activity.

As a student of this online course, you will cover psychology, law, policing, forensic science and forensic psychology, giving you a well-rounded education in this fascinating field.

The online Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC40413) course from ICMT provides a framework for working with, supporting and empowering children and young people.

This nationally recognised qualification in youth work opens up a host of career opportunities within the private, government or specialised services sectors. It will give you the grounding you need in different aspects of youth culture, the motivations and needs of young people in different contexts, and the ethical responsibilities involved in working with young people.