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CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support

Qualification Code : CHC33015

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The Certificate III in Individual Support offered by Laughter Percussion Academy equips you with essential skills and knowledge to work in the aged, disability, home, and community care industry. This program teaches you how to assist individuals in enhancing their independence and well-being, whether in their homes or community settings.

Laughter Percussion Academy can guide you through the process of achieving this qualification, ensuring a superb learning experience.

How Laughter Percussion Academy Can Assist You?

Laughter Percussion Academy can help you find the right institution that aligns with your specific requirements. We offer support in preparing your application for enrollment, admission, credit transfer, recognition of prior learning (RPL), and upskilling or upgrading opportunities.

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 Why Choose the Certificate III in Individual Support at Laughter Percussion Academy?

Certificate III in Individual Support program at Laughter Percussion Academy focuses on real-world and relevant contexts, enabling students to acquire highly sought-after skills and meet industry benchmarks. Completing this program will equip you with practical skills that can be immediately applied, while encouraging diverse thinking.

This industry-developed qualification, CHC33015, is endorsed by sector bodies and designed by experts. It ensures that you possess the necessary practical knowledge to thrive in small, medium, or large organizations within the hospitality industry.

 In today’s job market, experience alone is no longer sufficient; employers seek evidence of professional proficiency through current formal qualifications.

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Reflecting on the elderly can be a deeply fulfilling task, and it is something your patients will truly appreciate. If you want to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives, then obtaining a Certificate III in Individual Support is the right path for you. This qualification is designed for individuals who work in a supervised residential setting, following clear service plans and organizational guidelines. The role involves assisting clients with personal care and activities related to aged care, as well as carrying out tasks based on individualized plans. The individual is not responsible for other workers and will directly report to a manager.
To assist your assessor in making a decision about your qualifications, it is important to provide a range of evidence. The evidence you may be required to submit includes:
  • Resume: Include your most recent job position and responsibilities.
  • Identification: Provide copies of identification documents such as Medicare card, passport, driving license, key pass, etc.
  • Reference Letter: Obtain a letter from your employer or manager that outlines your job responsibilities.
  • Payslips / ABN Certificates: If you are self-employed, submit copies of payslips or Australian Business Number (ABN) certificates.
  • Job Contract: Provide a copy of your job contract.
  • Letter of Employment / Job Engagement Letter: Obtain a letter from your employer confirming your employment or job engagement.
  • Workplace Photographs: Include photographs that depict your workplace environment.
  • Workplace Videos: Submit videos that showcase your work environment and activities.
  • Research Tools: Provide any relevant tools or materials used for research purposes.
  • Feedback Sheets: Include any feedback sheets or evaluations you have received.
  • Safe Work Practice Forms: Submit forms that demonstrate adherence to safety practices in your work.
  • Individual Development Programs: Provide documentation of any programs or courses you have completed for personal development.
  • Meeting Minutes: Include minutes from meetings where your work or performance was discussed.
  • Career Development Programs: Provide evidence of any programs or initiatives you have participated in for career development.
  • Case Management Notes: If applicable, submit notes related to specific cases or projects you have worked on.
  • Policies and Procedures: Include any relevant policies and procedures that you have followed.
  • Behavioral Reports: Submit reports that assess your behavior and performance in the workplace.
  • Other supporting evidence: Include any additional evidence that may be relevant to your qualifications.
By providing this comprehensive range of evidence, you can help your assessor make an informed decision about your capabilities.
As a student, it’s important to understand the job opportunities that become available after successfully completing a qualification. Once you finish this qualification, you will be eligible to work in various roles such as Aged Care Worker, Community Care Worker, Residential Support Worker, Assistant in Nursing, In-home Respite Care Worker, and Personal Care Giver and Support Worker.

The total number of units required to complete the Certificate III in Individual Support is 13.

Out of these 13 units, there are 7 core units that are mandatory for all students. In addition to the core units, there are 6 elective units. These elective units have certain requirements:
  • At least 4 units must be chosen from a specific list of electives. Out of these 4 units, at least 2 units must be selected from the units listed under Groups A, B, or C.
  • Up to 2 units can be chosen from the listed electives, any endorsed Training Package, or accredited course, as long as they are relevant to the desired work outcome.

The selection of electives should follow these rules to be eligible for the Certificate III in Individual Support. It is possible to choose a combination of electives that meets these requirements and can lead to a qualification with a specialization.

For each specialization, specific elective units need to be chosen:

For the Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing), all Group A electives must be selected.

For the Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability), all Group B electives must be chosen.

For the Certificate III in Individual Support (Home and Community), at least four units from Group C electives must be selected.

If a student completes two specializations, the qualification obtained would be the Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Home and Community).

 It is important to note that all chosen electives must contribute to a valid vocational outcome that is supported by the industry.

Core units

CHCADV001

Support clients’ interests and rights

CHCAGE002

Implement strategies to prevent falls

CHCAGE006

Provide food services to clients

CHCAOD001

Work in a context related to alcohol and other drugs

CHCCCS001

Address the needs of individuals with chronic diseases

CHCCCS006

Assist in planning and delivering personalized services

CHCCCS009

Promote responsible behavior in clients

Elective units 

Group A electives – AGEING specialisation (3 units)

CHCCCS013

Offer basic foot care services

CHCCCS017

Provide support for individuals experiencing loss and grief

CHCCCS021

 Respond to suspected cases of abuse

Group B electives – DISABILITY specialisation (4 units)

CHCCCS022

Assist individuals in independent travel

CHCCCS024

Support individuals with autism spectrum disorder

CHCCCS026

Transport individuals to their destinations

CHCDIS004

Communicate using alternative communication strategies

Group C electives – HOME AND COMMUNITY specialisation (4 units)

CHCDIV002

Foster cultural safety for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people

OR

CHCECD001

Analyze and apply information to support employment and career development

Plus all of the following units:

CHCECD002

Deliver and oversee contracted employment services

CHCEDU005

Collaborate with clients to identify their financial literacy education needs

CHCEDU006

Enhance clients’ basic financial literacy skills

Other electives 

CHCGRP001

Support group activities for clients

CHCINM002

Meet the information needs of the community

CHCLAH001

Effectively work in the leisure and health industries

CHCLAH002

Contribute to the planning of leisure and health programs

CHCLAH003

 Participate in the development and monitoring of individual leisure and health programs

CHCLLN001

Respond to the language, literacy, and numeracy needs of clients

CHCMHS001

 Assist individuals with mental health issues

CHCPAL001

Provide care services using a palliative approach

CHCPRP001

Establish and maintain professional networks and partnerships

CHCPRP003

 Reflect on and enhance personal professional practice

CHCPRT002

Support the rights and safety of children and young people

CHCSET001

Work with individuals who are forced migrants

CHCSOH001

Support individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness

CHCDIS004

 Engage respectfully with young people

HLTAHA018

Assist with planning and evaluating meals and menus according to dietary guidelines

HLTAHA019

Support the monitoring and modification of meals and menus based on individual plans

HLTAID003

 Provide initial aid assistance

HLTHPS006

Aid clients with medication management

HLTINF001

Adhere to infection prevention and control policies and procedures

HLTOHC001

Recognize and respond to oral health issues

HLTOHC002

 Educate and support patients and groups on oral health matters

HLTOHC003

Apply and manage the use of basic oral health products

HLTOHC004

Provide or assist with oral hygiene practices

HLTOHC005

 Utilize basic oral health screening tools

BSBCUS301

Deliver and monitor customer service

BSBINM201

Process and maintain workplace information

BSBMED301

Interpret and use medical terminology accurately

BSBWOR204

Utilize business technology

BSBWOR301

Organize personal work priorities and development

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