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Certificate III in Home and Community Care - CHC30202

Target group for package - HACC Service Coordinators

Role of Coordinators

to act as mentors for participants.
to deliver the in-service training or to coordinate delivery to participants.
to provide workplace assessment or to coordinate workplace assessment.

The package

The package was written by the former HACC Resource Unit Instructional Designer in consultation with experienced HACC Service providers.

It is designed to meet organisational outcomes in HACC service delivery.
It is designed to provide a consistent benchmark for in- service delivery across the state.
It is designed for cost effective delivery as an in- service package.

The resources

The package and content resources are supplied free of charge to HACC service providers to train their workers within a HACC Best Practice Framework.

Assessment

Internal Assessment is conducted by a workplace assessor appointed by the service - the service will maintain a record of the assessor's qualifications and currency.

External Assessment and the issue of a qualification is conducted by arrangement with TAFE or a Registered Training Organisation on audit of the completed assessment materials.

Co-ordinator's Notes

Course Outline

Assessment Record & Evidence guide

Facilitator's Resources

Competencies

Course Structure

C CHCAC15A Provide care support which is responsive to the specific nature of dementia

C CHCAC3C Orientation to aged care work

C CHCCOM2B Communicate appropriately with clients and colleagues ( This module is currently being updated)

C CHCCS401A Facilitate co-operative behaviour

C CHCCS405A Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers

E CHCDIS13A Support older people with disabilities

C CHCDIS1C Orientation to disability work

E CHCDIS3C Provide services to people with disabilities

C CHCHC301B Work effectively in a home and community care environment

C CHCHC302B Provide personal care in a home and community care environment

C CHCINF8B Comply with information requirements of the aged and community care sectors

E CHCMH1B Orientation to Mental Health work (non-clinical)

C CHCOHS302A Participate in safety procedures for direct care

E HLTFA1A Apply basic First Aid

E HLTHIR4A Work effectively in a cross cultural context with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations

C = Compulsory
E = Elective

All of these competencies are necessary for the accreditation of the Certificate III in Home and Community Care. The elective modules have been chosen to fulfill the course requirements.

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This page last updated: March, 2008
Review date: May, 2008