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Youth Work Courses

Youth Work Courses

Certificate III Youth Work

Schedule
13 Units must be selected for this qualification including:

  • 9 Compulsory units
  • 4 Elective units

Below is a sample of some of the units of competence which may be delivered.
   
Communicate appropriately with clients and colleagues
Facilitate co-operative behaviour
Identify and respond to chidren and young people at risk of harm
Participate in the work environment
Participate in workplace safety
Participate in the work environment
Provide care and protection for young people
Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers
Work effectively with young people
Worth within a legal and ethical framework
Advocate for clients (E)
Apply basic first aid (E)
Apply advanced first aid (E)
Maintain First Aid equipment and resources (E)
Participate in networks (E)
Respond holistically to client issues (E)
Respond to critical situations (E)
Support community participation (E)
Support group activities (E)
Support young people to address thier circumstances (E)
Support youth programes
Undertake administrative work
Work effectively in a cross cultural context with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

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Certificate IV Youth Work

Schedule
16 Units must be selected for this qualification including:

  • 12 Compulsory units
  • 4 Elective units

Below is a sample of some of the units of competence which may be delivered.
   
Apply a community development framework
Provide supervision in a secure system
Provide supervision in the community
Respond holistically to client issues
Respond to critical situations
Support the progress and development of young people
Utilise specialist communication skills to build strong relationships
Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers
Work within a legal and ethical work frame
Act as a witness (E)
Apply a community development framework
Apply basic first aid (E)
Apply advanced first aid (E)
Assess and respond to individuals at risk of self-harm or suicide (E)
Co-ordinate work integrating statutory requirements and responsibilities (E)
Establish and monitor a case plan (E)
Facilitate co-operate behaviour (E)
Identify and respond to children and young people at risk of harm (E)
Implement a case work strategy (E)
Maintain an effective work environment (E)
Maintain organisation's information systems (E)
Orientation to mental health work (E)
Orientation to the alcholol and other drugs sector (E)
Prepare information for justice processes (E)
Process and maintain workplace information (E)
Provide brief intervention (E)
Support young people in crisis (E)
Support young people to address thier circumstances (E)
Undertake case management (E)
Work effectively with young people (E)
Work with other services (E)
Apply knowledge of government processes (E)
Assess complicance with legistation (E)
Build and maintain internal networks (E)
Conduct and record interviews (E)
Deliver and monitor service to clients (E)
Gather and analyse information (E)
Give evidence (E)
Prepare evidence (E)
Promote client compliance with legislation (E)

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Certificate IV Youth Work (Juvenile Justice)

Schedule
16 Units must be selected for this qualification including:

  • 8 Compulsory units
  • 8 Elective units

Below is a sample of some of the units of competence which may be delivered.
   
Particpate in workplace safety proceedures
Provide supervision in a secure system
Provide supervision in the community
Respond holistically to client issues
Respond to critical situations
Support the progress and development of young people
Utilise specialist communication skills to build strong relationships
Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers
Work within a legal and ethical work frame
Act as a witness (E)
Apply a community development framework (E)
Apply basic first aid (E)
Apply advanced first aid (E)
Assess and respond to individuals at risk of self-harm or suicide (E)
Co-ordinate work integrating statutory requirements and responsibilities (E)
Establish and monitor a case plan (E)
Facilitate co-operate behaviour (E)
Identify and respond to children and young people at risk of harm (E)
Implement a case work strategy (E)
Maintain an effective work environment (E)
Maintain organisation's information systems (E)
Orientation to mental health work (E)
Orientation to the alcholol and other drugs sector (E)
Prepare information for justice processes (E)
Process and maintain workplace information (E)
Provide brief intervention (E)
Support young people in crisis (E)
Support young people to address thier circumstances (E)
Undertake case management (E)
Work effectively with young people (E)
Work with other services (E)
Apply knowledge of government processes (E)
Assess complicance with legistation (E)
Build and maintain internal networks (E)
Conduct and record interviews (E)
Deliver and monitor service to clients (E)
Gather and analyse information (E)
Give evidence (E)
Prepare evidence (E)
Promote client compliance with legislation (E)

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Diploma of Youth Work

Schedule
13 Units must be selected for this qualification including:

  • 11 Compulsory units
  • 2 Elective units

Below is a sample of some of the units of competence which may be delivered.
   
Co-ordinate the provision of services and programmes
Develop, implement and promote effective communication techniques
Identify and respond to children and young people at risk of harm
Implement and monitor OHS policies and procedures for a work place
Manage service response to young people in crisis
Plan and conduct group activities
Provide appropriate services for young people
Respond holistically to client issues
Support the interests, rights and needs of clients within the duty of care
Support youth programes
Work with other services
Assess and respond to individuals at risk of self harm or suicide (E)
Assess the needs of clients who have alcohol and/or other drug issues (E)
Counsel clients affected by domestic and family violence (E)
Design and supervise family intervention strategies (E)
Develop and implement policy (E)
Develop and implement procedures to enable young people to address thier needs (E)
Develop new networks (E)
Develop, facilitate and monitor all aspects of case managment (E)
Establish and monitor case plan (E)
Orientation to mental health work (E)
Provide intervention support to children and families (E)
Provide mentoring support to children and families(E)
Provide mentoring support to colleauges (E)
Recruit and co-ordinate volunteers (E)
Work autonomously (E)
Work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co workers (E)
Work effectively with the families of young people (E)

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