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Diploma of Community Services (SA Only)

CHC52025
Celtic Training
Location
SA
Study Mode
Online
Outcomes
Family Support Worker, Juvenile Justice Officer, Parole Officer, Probation Officer, Team Leader, Youth Worker
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QualificationDiploma
Awarded ByCeltic Training (RTO: 40179)
Duration
Up to 12 months
Start Date
Start Anytime
Payment Option
Fee For Service, Government Funded, Payment plan, Skills SA Funding
This course meets the Nationally Recognised Training standards. It is listed on the Australian government's National Register for Vocational Education and Training (VET). Studying this course leads to a qualification that's recognised throughout Australia, and lets employers know that you have the right skills for the job.

How Much Will It Cost?

Please enquire for further details and to check your eligibility for funding.

Payment plan

Flexible payment plans are available for this course, making it easier to invest in your future. Enquire now to find out more!

Skills SA Funding

This course may be eligible for Skills SA funding, helping to reduce costs for South Australian students. Enquire now to find out more about your options!

Course Rundown

The CHC52025 Diploma of Community Services, offered by Celtic Training, is a nationally recognised qualification designed for people who want to build a meaningful career in community services or case management. The course prepares graduates to manage, coordinate, and deliver person-centred services to individuals, groups, and communities, working with a degree of autonomy under broad direction from senior management. It is well suited to those who are passionate about making a positive difference in people’s lives and are ready to take on greater responsibility in the community services sector.

The course includes 100 hours of vocational placement, planned in collaboration with the student, employer, and a vocational placement officer. Delivered online over up to 12 months, it covers case management, crisis response, mental health support and working with diverse communities. Students also develop skills in work health and safety, legal and ethical compliance, promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural safety, domestic and family violence response, and reflective professional practice.

Available to students in South Australia, with new intakes commencing weekly, this qualification opens doors to roles from frontline support through to team leadership and program coordination. Whether entering the sector for the first time or stepping up from an existing role, graduates leave with a solid foundation for a rewarding career in community services. Enquire to learn more.

Eligibility

To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:

  • Completion of grade 10-12 or equivalent
  • Demonstrate a satisfactory level of Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) abilities
  • Must be able to obtain a federal police check
  • Students require a mandatory influenza vaccine and may also need a COVID-19 vaccine to begin work placement.

FAQS

Celtic Training offers personalised learning support, ensuring that each student is guided through their studies and is adequately prepared for their chosen career path. Their career guidance and support services assist students in navigating the job market after graduation.