CHC30302 (CRICOS 054913A)

The Certificate III equips students with the knowledge and practical skills to work under supervision with the disabled in a community or residential care facility. 

The course structure provides a broad knowledge base in disability services with the flexibility to allow students to specialise in specific condition, age groups or culturally specific areas.


Students study a combination of core units including:

• Quality of life issues for the disabled;
• Skills to empower and enable clients to take part in the community;
• Build networks within the disabilities services sector. 

As part of the course, students complete hands on experience in an environment with disabled people.

CHC40302 (CRICOS 054914M)

Certificate IV is an ideal course for students looking to gain professional development in the disability sector. 

The Certificate IV provides students with a pathway into higher qualifications in community care and health.


The broad range of subjects includes:

• Team work and managing small groups;
• Developing programs and protocols of care;
• Reporting and liaising with allied health professionals; n Developing client care skills and a customer focused model of care.

CHARLTON BROWN facilitates practical placements and experience for all students within a residential or community care facility.