Free TAFE Pathways In addition to being a Free TAFE course, this course is also part of the Free TAFE Pathways initiative. The Australian Community Workers Association is a national professional body that accredits education and training courses for workers in the community services sector.
Entry Requirements
Admission requires the completion of the BKSB assessment with an outcome of ACSF exit level 3 - working level 4, for both literacy and numeracy., Applicants must be 18 years or over, Please note: Students must be able to produce a clear voluntary Working with Children Check and recent National Police Check is prior to commencing placement., Students who are unable to undertake placement will be unable to successfully complete the course.
Free TAFE Pathways In addition to being a Free TAFE course, this course is also part of the Free TAFE Pathways initiative.
Entry Requirements
Admission requires the completion of the BKSB assessment with an outcome of ACSF exit level 3 - working level 4, for both literacy and numeracy., Applicants must be 18 years or over, Applicants must be physically capable of sustaining CPR for at least two (2) minutes on the floor to successfully complete the requirements of the course, Chisholm requires learners to complete one placement of 80 hours in stage 2 of the course at range of community, government and youth services agencies, Learner are required to attend an interview enrolment session, Please note: In order to complete the qualification applicants must be able to produce a satisfactory voluntary Working with Children Check and recent National Police Check is prior to commencing placement.
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Entry Requirements
All students must be a minimum of 16 years of age in January of the year of course commencement., have a demonstrated capacity in learning ,reading ,writing and oracy to level 3 and numeracy to level 2 of the Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF), Year 10 Maths and English is recommended. All students are required to attend a compulsory information session before their applications are to be accepted.
The Master of Advanced Social Work (Research) allows you to combine coursework with extensive independent research in social work. It encourages an advanced practice-oriented and theoretical approach, and supports self-directed, lifelong learning.
