Becoming an aged care worker is one of the most rewarding and gratifying jobs out there. In order to become an aged care worker, it is a good idea to get your CHC33015 Certificate III by doing an Aged Care Course so you have the latest nationally recognised qualification.
If you are interested in becoming an aged care worker, Vigil Training College is a great place to start looking at courses. Vigil Training College provides quality education and gives you the flexibility to complete your studies in a timeframe that suits you. They have over seven years of experience.
To become an aged care support worker in Australia you will need to complete a qualification in individual support. This qualification can be acquired by completing a CHC33015 Certificate 3 in Individual Support (Ageing, Home and Community).
Once you have finished your Certificate 3 in aged care and have completed your aged care training then it is time to start considering your career in the aged care community and care sector. Working in aged care is widely believed to be one.
There is a growing demand for personal carers in Australia as the country experiences both population growth and increased life expectancy. In the last 20 years the number of people over 85 years of age increased by 110%, compared with a general population growth of only 35%.
Are you wanting to enrol in the Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Home and Community) but not sure whether to study online or attend face-to-face classes? This blog unpacks some of the key considerations when choosing between an online or classroom-based training.
Aged care is one of the largest and most rapidly growing occupations in Australia. With almost 55,000 new jobs emerging over a five-year period (2020-2025), plus massive training subsidies from the NSW government, there has never been a better time to get trained up for this rewarding career.