CHC50702 (CRICOS 066168G)

CHARLTON BROWN’s Diploma of Community Welfare Work is ideal for students wishing to be involved in the administration and organisational side of the welfare industry. Workers can be involved in a variety of areas including service delivery, direct client work, health promotion and community development projects. 

CHARLTON BROWN students are placed in work-based placement as a major part of the course. Through this practical placement they have hands-on interaction with people and learn the role of a welfare officer and how to work as part of a team and working with clients of varying needs.


Subjects in the course teach skills including:

• Manage the organisation’s finances, accounts and resources;
• Meet statutory and organisational information requirements;
• Undertake research activities;
• Develop and implement policy.

Employment Opportunities:

• Community Development Officer;
• Local Area Co-ordinator;
• Welfare Worker;
• Program Manager;
• Early Intervention Co-ordinator