Diploma Of Community Services Alcohol And Other Drugs
Course Outline CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Why Health Industry Training Health Industry Training is passionate and committed to inspiring students to achieve their career goals and aspirations. If you want to be part of an exciting, fast growing industry the health and community services sector and Health Industry Training can fulfil that goal. The health sector is currently the largest employment and fasting growing sector in Australia. The opportunities for Australians are exciting and rewarding. To be part of this industry it is important you select the most appropriate training organisation to ensure you receive the necessary knowledge, skills and practical experience needed to secure a place. Health I dust T ai i g has a ea s e pe ie e i the health sector. We specialise in health and community services and keep well informed of the current and future trends occurring in the health and community services sector. Health Industry Training will help you successfully complete your qualification using an individual, supportive approach by providing you with a training plan individualised to suit your needs and lifestyle. Study your way, place and pace with the support of a personal trainer. It is recommended that you read this course outline in conjunction with the student handbook that is available on the Health Industry Training website. Inspiring students to achieve! CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) Course Details Industry trends Duration The Australian alcohol and other drug workforce involved in the prevention and minimisation of drug misuse is highly varied, spanning a diverse range of employment sectors, industries and communities. Maximum 24 months Delivery Method Flexible (including online assessment), Work Placement Enrolment Method Open enrolment Prospect Career Roles Alcohol and drugs worker Community support worker Community rehabilitation and support worker Assessment Methods Short answer questions Projects Case studies Workplace portfolio Research reports Work Placement Drug use is a serious and complex problem. It impacts on individuals, families, communities and the economy. Each year drug use contributes to thousands of deaths, significant illness, disease and injury, social and family disruption, workplace concerns, violence, crime and community safety. An estimated 2.3 million Australians aged 14 years and over use at least one illicit drug each year. Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug in Australia, used by over 1.5 million Australians. Alcohol and tobacco remain the most commonly used non-illicit drugs in Australia. Close to 6 million Australians aged 14 years and over report drinking alcohol at risky or high-risk levels for short-term harm, and over 3.3 million Australians smoke according to an Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report (2008). The Australian alcohol and other drug workforce involved in the prevention and minimisation of drug misuse is highly varied, spanning a diverse range of employment sectors, industries and communities. CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Course Information Delivery Method Insurance The Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) is delivered through a blended delivery ethod. You ill e p o ided ith a Lea e ‘esou e a d Assess e t Booklet fo ea h u it of competency. In addition you will be provided with access to our online assessment platform where you will complete all theoretical assessments. It is anticipated that you will undertake a work placement. This will provide you with the necessary practical skills and workplace experience. Health Industry Training provides insurance to all students undertaking work placement as part of their qualification. Insurance covers Public Liability and Volunteer Workers insurance. Work Placement Duration: Minimum 300 hours Pre-requirements Depending on the organisation where your work placement will be conducted you may need to conduct a number of pre-placement requirements. All students will need to undertake a National Criminal Record check prior to placement. Health Industry Training can arrange the National Criminal Record check on your behalf for the cost of $18. Alternatively you can contact your local police station. Work placement outline Assessment Methods Health Industry Training recognises that an important part of undertaking a qualification in health or community services is the practical component of the course. Work placement provides students with an a e ue to appl p a ti al skills i a eal life environment where you are able to practice the skills and knowledge you have learnt during the course. Health Industry Training uses a range of assessment methods to ensure sufficient evidence can be gathered to demonstrate you can perform the tasks against the specified criteria. Assessment methods can include: Health Industry Training requires students to undertake a minimum of 300 hours work placement for the Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs). When you have completed approximately two-third of your study load, Health Industry Training will endeavour to find a suitable organisation for your work placement. However, we encourage you to identify a suitable workplace within your local community. Short answer questions Projects Case studies Scenarios Reports Workplace portfolios Work placement logbook Research reports Presentations CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Recognition of Prior Learning Many of our students already have a high level of skills, knowledge and expertise that can be recognised through a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process. RPL takes into account any previous formal study, work and life experience and then assesses this against the elements of competency to determine if you can receive credit toward a qualification. Students seeking recognition can apply for RPL on enrolment into a qualification or throughout the duration of their study. Credit Transfer If you have completed a unit of competency within your intended qualification with another Registered Training Organisation (RTO) you may be able to apply for a credit transfer or exemption. A copy of the original transcript must be provided when applying for a credit transfer. Admission Requirements Entry Requirements Minimum Age Requirements To enrol in the Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs) it is anticipated that you will have completed year 10 or equivalent. The minimum age for this course is 16 years old. If you are under 18 years of age your enrolment form must be signed by a parent or guardian. In addition students will need to provide Health Industry Training with their Unique Student Identifier number. Literacy, Language, Numeracy (LLN) Requirements IT Requirements Students must have an adequate level of Language, Literacy and Numeracy skills (LLN). Entry into the course requires English proficiency to Year 10 level or equivalent. Students are able to test their LLN skills by completing an appropriate level LLN test by emailing [email protected]. For additional information and support contact the Reading Writing Hotline at www.readingwritinghotline.edu.au To complete the course you will need access to a computer and the Internet. For us to provide you with access to the online assessment system you must provide Health Industry Training with an email address. Please provide this address on the enrolment form in the relevant space provided. In addition you will need basic computer skills to conduct research on your current topics and complete your assessments. In particular, you will need skills in word processing and PowerPoint presentations. CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Student Support Throughout your course with Health Industry Training, you will be provided with a range of support services depending on your individual needs. One-on-one trainer support: You will be provided with a trainer that has extensive experience and expertise in the course content and the industry sector. Our professional trainers are there to ensure you have a successful learning journey where you can contact them via phone or email. In addition to your trainer, the administration team can provide you with support including your enrolment, changes to contact details or study plan, assisting with accessing your online assessment system, progress report and any issues you may encounter throughout your course. Peer support Health Industry Training appreciates that distance/online learning can be an isolated experience for some students. To assist with isolation all students have the option to be part of a Facebook peer support group. Peer support groups can be a positive experience where you can study with like-minded people, ask questions relating to your course and build friendships. Financial support Fee-paying To assist students who are not eligible for funding, Health Industry Training offers financial assistance to students by allowing students to either: pay the cost of the course in full and receive a 10% discount on the full cost of the course; or take advantage of our affordable payment plan options (weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments) (see enrolment form for additional information) VET FEE-HELP VET FEE-HELP is a student loan scheme for Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector that is part of the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP). For eligible students, VET FEE-HELP provides you with the option of: deferring all of your tuition fees; or paying some of your tuition fees upfront and deferring the balance To be eligible for VET FEE-HELP students must: be an Australian citizen or permanent humanitarian visa holder who will be a resident in Australia for the duration of study; be undertaking study as a full fee paying student; provide a tax file number; ha e o pleted, sig ed a d su itted a ‘e uest for VET FEE-HELP Assista e fo o o efo e the census date; not exceed their FEE-HELP loan limit The Diploma of Community Services (Drugs and Other Drugs) is Austudy / Abstudy approved. Please contact your local Centrelink office for eligibility requirements and application. CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Course Structure The table below provides a recommendation for the order in which you should complete your units. On enrolment into the units you will be provided with learner guides, reference material and online access. 17 units are required for award of this qualification including: 15 core units 2 elective units Order of Study Unit type (Core/Elective) Unit Code Unit Title CHCAD504B Provide advocacy and representation services Core CHCAOD402B Core CHCAOD512B Work effectively in the alcohol and other drugs sector Work effectively with clients with complex alcohol and/or other drugs issues Provide advanced interventions to meet the needs of clients with alcohol and/or other drug issues Develop and implement a behaviour response plan CHCAOD513A Provide relapse prevention strategies Core CHCCOM403A Use targeted communication skills to build relationships Core CHCCS504B Provide services to clients with complex needs Core CHCCW503A Work intensively with clients Core CHCICS305B Provide behaviour support in the context of individualised plans Core CHCMH504E Provide a range of services to people with mental health issues Core CHCORG428A Reflect and improve upon professional practice Core CHCPOL501A Access evidence and apply in practice Core CHCPROM503A Provide community focused promotion and prevention strategies Core HLTWHS401A Maintain workplace WHS processes Core CHCAOD510B CHCAOD511C Core Core Core Two (2) elective units are to be selected. No particular order of completion is required. HLTHIR403C Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers Elective HLTHIR404D Work effectively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people Elective CHCCM501A Coordinate complex case requirements Elective CHCMH401A Work effectively in mental health settings Elective CHCMH402B Apply understanding of mental health issues and recovery processes Elective CHCMH404B Conduct assessment and planning as part of the recovery process Elective CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Elective CHCMH411A Work collaboratively to support recovery process Facilitate consumer, family and carer participation in the recovery process Work with people with mental health issues CHCMH501A Provide advanced supports to facilitate recovery Elective CHCAOD406E Work with clients who are intoxicated Elective CHCCM404A Undertake case management for clients with complex needs Elective CHCCS305C Assist clients with medication Elective CHCCS417B Provide support and care relating to suicide bereavement Elective CHCCS426B Provide support and care relating to loss and grief Elective CHCCSL501A Work within a structured counselling framework Elective CHCCSL502A Apply specialist interpersonal and counselling interview skills Elective CHCCSL503B Facilitate the counselling relationship Elective CHCCSL507B Support clients in decision-making processes Elective CHCCSL509A Elective CHCDFV505C Reflect and improve upon counselling skills Manage own professional development in responding to domestic and family violence Counsel clients affected by domestic and family violence HLTAP301B Recognise healthy body systems in a health care context Elective HLTIN301C Comply with infection control policies and procedures Elective CHCINF505D Meet statutory and organisation information requirements Elective CHCNET503D Develop new networks Elective CHCORG627B Provide mentoring support to colleagues Elective CHCCH427B Work effectively with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness Elective CHCCH522B Undertake outreach work Elective CHCCS506A Promote and respond to workplace diversity Elective CHCMH405A CHCMH409A CHCDFV402C CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs Elective Elective Elective Elective How to Enrol Need More Information? Health Industry Training is dedicated to ensuring all students are enrolled in the course that will achieve their career aspirations. If you need help with choosing the right course for you please contact the administration team on 1300 381 415 or email [email protected] Ready to Enrol? Enrol online today. Visit our website at: www.healthindustrytraining.org, select your course a d li k E ol o ” OR Email [email protected] and request an enrolment pack OR Enrol by phone. Contact one of our friendly enrolment officers on 1300 381 415 CHC50212 Diploma of Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs
© Copyright 2024