Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention
The CHC40313 - Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention
is an all-inclusive qualification that has been designed for individuals who wish to work within the community services field, particularly, working with children, young persons and families. This course is nationally accredited and aims to teach students the scope to prepare themselves against the needs of the vulnerable population.
Course Overview
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The program usually ranges from 6 to 24 months periods in terms of duration depending on the mode of the study area where one can study online, on-campus or through traineeship programs.
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The program consists of 10 core units of the curriculum - Each unit concentrates on one as follows
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Individual Service Planning
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Cultural Safety
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Intervention Development for Families and Children.
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Such as electives have been embedded and the range is few than allowed that include adolescent mental health, family violence, and health making trauma sensitive practice on the outer.
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A critical area of the course is the compulsory work placement for 120 hours that enables students to acquire practical knowledge in community management related field of practice.
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The graduates can take on different positions available in the sector, which include
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Child Safety Officer
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Youth Support Worker
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Outreach Worker
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Family Support Worker
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Such positions are essential to achieve the safety concerns of these at-risk groups.
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Although there are no formal prerequisites for enrolment, candidates may need to undertake some assessments in literacy and numeracy.
By attaining this degree, the individuals are not only ready for work but will also be prepared for advanced education in social work as well as community services.
