Our Whole Person Learning Model understands that you are unique and human and not a 'widget' in some training, factory-like, production line.

Few of us learn everything when it's delivered on a monotonous, boring, lecture-like standard way.

We understand that learning is more effective, interesting and fun if it draws on a variety of different modes; Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic.

This is why in every session, you'll get to talk, listen, role-play, watch, ask questions, solve and read. This means that you'll learn in ways that best suit you because the material is engaging and accessible.

Yes we will! 

To achieve both qualifications, you must have complete a total of 240 hours of work.
This is at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency for the Ageing Support qualification and at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency for the Leisure and Health qualification.

If you are unable to demonstrate the required tasks within their workplace as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency, then you will need to undertake supervised practical placement(s) to fulfil these requirements.

Where this is required, Warner Institute will organise and schedule your supervised practical work placement with an approved host provider, including having you assessed by a qualified Warner Institute Course Manager (Trainer & Assessor).

Your Supervised Practical Work Placement hours will be undertaken at the location of your host placement provider(s) on non-class days. Your placement shifts will be scheduled by your host placement provider.

Note that if you do not accept the host placement provider(s) as organised by Warner Institute then you will be required to seek your own alternative Warner Institute approved provider and this may delay your successful completion of the course.

Successfully completing this nationally accredited course provides you with the qualification to work in a range of roles within the aged care, home & community or disability sector.

You'll be making a real difference to peoples lives through supporting older people to live independently, fully, and with dignity and helping those living with disability or with complex needs to achieve their goals, develop their capabilities and build independence, and fully participate in the community.

Working in the care and support sector can provide flexibility, with the opportunity to work part-time, full-time or casual shifts scheduled around your other commitments.

These roles include but not limited to working as a; Support Worker, Personal Care Worker, Lifestyle Assistant, Care Supervisor, Community Support Worker, Accommodation support worker, Hostel supervisor, Assistant hostel supervisor, Program coordinator - social programs, Care team leader, Residential care worker or a Day activity worker.

CHC43105 - Certificate IV in Ageing Support

CHC43415 - Certificate IV in Leisure and Health

To ensure that you gain the essential real-world skills and knowledge that you need, you’ll attend a Personal Support Simulation Lab Day as well as a Manual Handling Simulation Lab Day. These hands-on workshops are experiential in nature and are conducted face-to-face by subject matter experts at specialist venues. Each Simulation Lab Day is conducted as a Full Day (9am - 5pm) session and may necessitate you travelling to different suburbs/towns on specified dates.

We all want to see you succeed!

Your Course Manager is available to support you between sessions if you get stuck. You can call, text or email them and they’ll respond back to you with the support you need. Your Course Consultant is there for you too.

Coaching Sessions are included within the delivery of the course. These are scheduled at regular points throughout the program. These Coaching Sessions have been created to support you with additional coaching including simulated tasks, role-play assessments, subject matter revision, workplace assessment, review and any required catch-up.

You will require access to a computer or laptop and reliable internet access and capacity to stream video with audio for any online classroom sessions, including any catch-up sessions. You will be required to log on for the duration of each session with both your camera and microphone activated.

Successful completion of both qualifications will see you graduate with 2 x nationally accredited qualifications: CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support & CHC43415 Certificate IV in Leisure and Health.