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4 quick steps to getting CHCDIV002 - Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety certificate
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1) Course Certificate 2) White Card 3) All required Fair Trading documentation
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NSW Owner Builder
Fair Trading Approved Course
Course Outline
This Course is an introduction to the obligations that an Owner Builder will undertake when managing the construction work being carried out on their property. You will be required to get an owner builder permit when the work exceeds $20,000
White Card Online
Course code: CPCCWHS1001
Card & certificate are Nationally Recognised
Anyone who works on a construction site in Australia is required to do construction induction training and get their White Card. As an owner builder you property is a construction site. Fair Trading will ask you for valid white card when you go to apply for your permit.
Course Outline
There are 4 Core Elements covered within the course.
Teacher's Aide
Course code: CHC30213
Course Outline
This course will prepare you to assist teachers in the classroom and provide additional support for student learning and development. You will learn how comply with legislative, policy and industrial requirements to assist with planned educational programs and the encouragement of good behaviour in young people. You will also learn how to plan a lesson, facilitate a class, supervise students and respond to diverse student needs.
Child Care
Course code: CHC30113
Course Outline
The Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) will teach you many facets of how to educate and care for babies, toddlers and children. You will learn how to ensure children’s health and safety, including promoting healthy eating, work effectively using learning and ethical frameworks, and support the physical and emotional wellbeing of children. Additionally, you will learn how to provide experiences of play and learning to support children’s development among a range of other excellent child caring and work -based skills.
Units of competency to be completed via an External/Third Party Provider(s)
*101Ed does not provide this unit. You will need to provide a current Education and Care First Aid Certificate to satisfy competency for this unit.
Child Protection
Course code: CHCPRT001
Course Outline
Are you passionate about children's safety? Are you a youth worker, childcare assistant or involved in protecting young people in other ways? The Statement of Attainment in Identify and Respond to Children/Young People at Risk (CHCPRT001) course will provide you with the skills to address duty-of-care requirements. You’ll learn about relevant legislation, policies and procedures and will gain the knowledge to work ethically to help children and young people at risk. Qualification in this area may be a mandatory requirement for many jobs in the youth work or childcare industries. This course provides the skills and knowledge to address duty of care requirements, as well as work within an ethical framework, apply relevant legislation, and policies and procedures corresponding to children and young people at risk.
Establish legal and risk management requirements of small business
Course code: BSBSMB401
Course Outline
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to identify and comply with all regulations affecting the business. It applies to individuals operating a small business, who use analytical skills to interpret legislation and regulations and develop procedures to manage compliance.
Diploma of Community Services
Course code: CHC52015
Course Outline
This course gives you high-level communication skills, and the ability to develop strategies to work with at-risk groups within the community. Successful completion of this course will give you the confidence and skills to seek employment as a case manager or community services worker. It will also give you the knowledge required to pursue further study through RPL ( Recognition of Prior Learning ).
Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety
Course code: CHCDIV002
Course Outline
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to identify Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety issues in the workplace, model cultural safety in own work practice, and develop strategies to enhance cultural safety. This unit applies to people working in a broad range of roles including those involved in direct client service, program planning, development and evaluation contexts.
FAQ
Yes. You must have successfully completed the Whitecard course (CPCCWHS1001 - Working Safely in the Construction Industry).
Owner-builder work is essentially any work (in addition to organising and supervising) involving the construction of, or alterations, repairs or additions to a dwelling:
Where the reasonable market cost (inclusive of materials and labour) exceeds $10,000 and is in relation to a single dwelling-house, a secondary dwelling (possibly in special cases an owner-builder permit may be granted for dual occupancy).
When there is a need for development approval within Part 4 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979., or a complying development within Part 4 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
If the market value (inclusive of the materials and labour) of the residential building exceeds $20,000, you will need to do the NSW Owner Builder Course to evidence that you have in fact met the Owner Builder education requirements stipulated by Fair Trading. Without the Owner Builder education certification, you will not qualify to receive the Owner Builder Permit.
There are certain accreditations which meet the education requirements for an Owner Builder in NSW. Please click here to determine whether your accreditation does in fact meet with the education requirements for an Owner Builder in NSW.
As an Owner Builder you are certified to hold an Owner Builders Permit. The Owner Builders Permit does not qualify you to be a builder. A builder holds a building licence.
Your Owner Builder Permit does not allow you to do the following work on other projects outside of your development application or complying development certificate specialist licensed work like electrical, plumbing, gasfitting and the like.
It is an offence for the holder of an Owner builder permit to employ any unlicensed workers allow anyone to use your permit not be willingly to provide the particulars of your works working on the site.
The maximum penalty for each offence breached is $22,000.
Yes, there are conditions that need to be adhered to. Please click here for full details.
Yes. 101 Education Pty Ltd is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO NO – 41283)
On scope to deliver the NSW Owner Builder Course and, currently listed on the Fair Trading website as an Owner Builder education provider, click here for further detail.
Upon successfully completing your Whitecard course and satisfying our ID requirements, your Whitecard will be mailed to your residential address on the same day.
None whatsoever.
Upon successfully completing the Whitecard course you will have a Statement of Attainment emailed to you as well.
Yes, you can use your whitecard providing you still do construction work within 2 years of your training. Otherwise, your whitecard will become void and you will need to redo the whitecard course again.
You can use your blue card and don’t have to do the whitecard course.
The NSW green card is no longer valid in NSW or any other state. You will need to do the whitecard course again.
There is no need to for a Statutory Declaration Forms. We have replaced the Statutory Declaration with a quick Audio and Video verification.
Self-Paced Online Learning
To successfully complete your studies in the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) you will need to initiate contact with a registered child care facility to complete workplace based experience to solidify your practical experience and skills in working with babies, toddlers and children (minimum 120 hours and maximum 240 hours).
To successfully complete the work placement for the course Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213), you will need to contact both primary and secondary schools to gain practical experience working with students. A minimum number of 100 hours is required to complete your work placement.
Maximum 12 months.
Minimum 6 months and maximum of 12 months.
Assessment Methods:
- Written Questions
- Case Studies
- Skills Journal
There are no entry requirements for this course, however it is preferred that students:
- Are 18 years or older
- Have sound language and literacy and numeracy skills (at least Year 10 English and Math, or equivalent)
- Have basic computer skills
There are no formal entry requirements for this course however the students must be:
- 18 years and above
- Have a working with children check
- Sound Computer skills
- Have sound language, literacy and numeracy skills (year 10 English and math skills)
The most effective and popular method of delivery is via distance-learning in the form of self-paced learning. You have 12 months from commencement to achieve all learning outcomes & assessments for the course. We have a continual intake of students on this basis, meaning you can enrol straight away! The Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) is comprised of:
- 15 core units
- elective units
and is Australia’s latest nationally recognised and accredited qualification in early childhood education.
This course is distance learning and is self-paced which will enable you to complete all modules/ units at your own convenience. Certificate III in education Support has a total of 17 units which comprises of:
- 12 core units and
- 5 electives.
This is a Nationally recognised and accredited qualification for teacher’s assistant. You will have 12 months to complete this course with full trainer support via email, webinars and phone call.
This latest childcare course has been specifically designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to work safely and effectively with children of all ages. Our clustered course design means the entire course is delivered in just 6 easy-to-follow theory workbooks and 1 practical skills journal - this is to help you complete your course faster by reducing duplicate content and assessing any learning objectives that overlap across the units just once!
This latest teacher’s aide course is designed specifically to develop the knowledge and skills required to work safely and effectively with students in a school setting. The entire course is easy to follow and is clustered under 5 workbooks and 1 practical skills workbook, which means this will avoid any duplication of material and work.
Self-Paced Online Learning
To successfully complete your studies in the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) you will need to initiate contact with a registered child care facility to complete workplace based experience to solidify your practical experience and skills in working with babies, toddlers and children (minimum 120 hours and maximum 240 hours).
Maximum 12 months.
Assessment Methods:
- Written Questions
- Case Studies
- Skills Journal
There are no entry requirements for this course, however it is preferred that students:
- Are 18 years or older
- Have sound language and literacy and numeracy skills (at least Year 10 English and Math, or equivalent)
- Have basic computer skills
The most effective and popular method of delivery is via distance-learning in the form of self-paced learning. You have 12 months from commencement to achieve all learning outcomes & assessments for the course. We have a continual intake of students on this basis, meaning you can enrol straight away! The Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) is comprised of:
- 15 core units
- elective units
and is Australia’s latest nationally recognised and accredited qualification in early childhood education.
This latest childcare course has been specifically designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to work safely and effectively with children of all ages. Our clustered course design means the entire course is delivered in just 6 easy-to-follow theory workbooks and 1 practical skills journal - this is to help you complete your course faster by reducing duplicate content and assessing any learning objectives that overlap across the units just once!
It takes on average between 7-10 hours to complete.
Yes you receive a Nationally Recognised Certificate from a Registered Training Organisation (RTO Code 41283), this will be emailed to you upon successful completion of the course.
Yes, the course is 100% online and requires no face-to-face attendance.
Yes. The course is available 24/7 from any location in Australia allowing you to study at a time and pace convenient to you.
Email us on mail@101ed.com.au, contact us via chat or email us at support@101ed.com.au
You need a computer, phone or tablet and internet access.
Yes. This course has been developed to make your learning experience as engaging as possible.
Assessments are delivered in multiple choice and short answer questions.
There are no restrictions on who can do this course.
You can pay for the course either by credit card or electronic funds transfer (EFT).
Community Services means lots of different things to different people. It includes supporting individuals with day to day activities through to negotiating with organizations for funding/resources.
Community Services workers are in high demand as the number of individuals in our community requiring support continues to increase.
Community services covers a variety of areas, such as psychology, rehabilitation and social work.
You could be an individual who has had personal exposure to services or to an individual who has needed support. Alternatively, you may be someone who has come to a crossroads in their life and is looking for an emotionally rewarding challenge which makes use of existing skills in a new or similar industry. A job in Community Services includes negotiating with organisations for resources, developing proposals as well as working with individuals.
If you have a genuine interest in helping and supporting people in need to improve their lives and want to make a difference in the community, then Community Services is the profession for you.
There are no formal prerequisites, however eligible students must:
- Have an interest in helping people and the community
- Be 18 years or older
- Have sound language, literacy and numeracy skills (Year 12 equivalent)
- Have basic computer skills.
You have a maximum period of 12 months to complete the course.
There is a practical component of the course. This requires Work placement with more than one approved Community Services organisation. 100 hours of practical experience is required to complete the requirement of the course.
Have included a list of common titles below; this is by no means an exhaustive list:
- Case Coordinator
- Case Management Supervisor
- Case Worker or Case Manager
- Community Service Worker
- Manager Community Services
- Program Coordinator
It is a Nationally recognised qualification. In our experience, having the qualification provides an edge when competing against other candidates for a job in the Community Services industry.
We provide a no obligation Free Trial, it’s a good place to start and enables you to get familiar with the course units and structure.
Volunteering is common in the Community Services industry and without volunteers some individuals would not be able to access the services and support they need. However, there are also many paid positions and like any industry having the relevant qualification often leads to better paid jobs.
The aim of this study is to provide the knowledge you need to work in Community Services in order to improve outcomes for your clients. This includes working with individuals to help them create better lives (including their social, emotional and physical well-being).
It takes on average between 7-10 hours to complete
Yes you receive a Nationally Recognised Certificate from a Registered Training Organisation (RTO Code 41283), this will be emailed to you upon successful completion of the course.
Yes. the course is 100% online and requires no face-to-face attendance
Yes. The course is available 24/7 from any location in Australia allowing you to study at a time and pace convenient to you.
Email us on mail@101ed.com.au, contact us via chat or email us at support@101ed.com.au.
You need a computer, phone or tablet and internet access.
Yes. This course has been developed to make your learning experience as engaging as possible.
Assessments are delivered in multiple choice and short answer questions.
There are no restrictions on who can do the course.
The aim of this study is to provide the knowledge you need to work in Community Services in order to improve outcomes for your clients. This includes working with individuals to help them create better lives (including their social, emotional and physical well-being).
Start you online course and learn at the pace you want, when it it convienient for you. Registration is free and you have nothing to pay until to complete the course.
mail@101ed.com.au