Earn your Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT33021) to qualify working with allied health professionals in a range of roles. Enrol today to gain a nationally recognised certificate with our flexible online study options.

Earn your Certificate III in Health Services Assistance (HLT33115) to qualify for diverse roles assisting healthcare professionals in client care.

This health administration Cert. IV builds on the Cert. III in Health Administration. Designed for those in operational or team-leading health administration roles, who follow routines and take ownership of their tasks.

Gain the skills to provide administrative support in a range of health service settings, including medical practices, hospitals, and community health clinics.

Strengthen your skills in supporting clients affected by gambling-related harm with this specialist, nationally recognised online training. Designed for practitioners in community services, counselling and related fields, it offers targeted, practical training to expand your capability in problem gambling support.

Make a genuine difference in mental health support. AIPC's Certificate IV in Mental Health equips you with the skills and knowledge to work as part of a broader support team, across community organisations, outreach, residential services, rehabilitation programs and clinical settings, with automatic eligibility to upgrade to AIPC's Diploma of Mental Health, receiving 9 units of credit.

The ideal path for those wanting to work in the Alcohol & Other Drugs sector. You’ll learn how to provide foundational skills and services to those who experience issues relating to alcohol & other drug use, including developing and reviewing treatment plans, advanced interventions, counselling, and more.

Make a real difference in the lives of individuals, families and groups facing crisis or life transition. Delivered mostly online with some residential schools, AIPC's Bachelor of Social Work is provisionally accredited with the Australian Association of Social Work and eligible for FEE-HELP, giving you a genuine entry point into the social work profession, whatever your background.

Build the high-level skills to support people experiencing mental health issues. AIPC's Diploma of Mental Health combines flexible, practical training in intervention programs, wellness planning and advocacy with core counselling skills and drug and alcohol support, preparing you for roles such as Mental Health Worker, Counsellor of Mental Health or Community Rehabilitation Support Worker across community services and health care.