Certificate IV in Mental Health
The CHC43315 - Certificate IV in Mental Health
has been developed in such a way that it is appropriate for Australian nationals wishing to find a career in the Australian mental health field. People enrolled in this program learn the much-needed skills to assist individuals with mental conditions with the focus being towards their recovery and understanding the effects of trauma to the individuals.
Course Structure
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There are 15 units, out of which 11 units are core and 4 units are electives
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consists the following units which are
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Developing recovery-oriented relationships
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Performing recovery-oriented mental health practice
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Interface with relevant care networks
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural safety
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Elective Units include supporting promote independence and wellbeing, workplace stress management, and practices in the profession.
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For the practical part, all students completed a minimum of 120 hours of work placement within a clinical practice setting primarily in a mental health service context.
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Students upon attaining this qualification should be able to
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Help people whenever it is needed on the recovery process
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Provide care that is sensitive to the effects of trauma.
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Facilitate self-management and self-advocacy with regards to mental health.
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Graduates are well proficient for offices such as
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Mental Health Support Worker
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Community Support Worker
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Rehabilitation Worker
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Psycho-social support worker
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Recovery Coach.
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Also, this qualification acts as a bridge towards advanced courses in mental health or community services domains thus improving the scope for employment in a diverse field.
