This unit focuses on developing students understanding of how the delivery of services impacts clients from a range of backgrounds, and how to plan appropriately within the service.
- CHCDEV002 *
- Analyse impacts of sociological factors on clients in community work and services
Students will obtain the ability to develop and implement case management processes to allow for planning, monitoring and reviewing for effective service provision.
- CHCCSM005 #
- Develop, facilitate and review all aspects of case management
This unit focuses on developing networks, service delivery and improving your professional practice.
- CHCPRP001 #
- Develop and maintain networks and collaborative partnerships
This unit provides students with the knowledge and skills required to formally advocate for clients within the service.
- CHCADV002 #
- Provide advocacy and representation services
Students learn how to review the developmental status of their clients using appropriate language, questions and documentation.
- CHCDEV001 *
- Confirm client developmental status
This units provides the relevant knowledge for developing appropriate service plans, based on client needs.
- CHCDEV003 *
- Analyse client information for service planning and delivery
In this unit, students will learn how to determine a range of suitable services to address diverse client needs, through client assessment and liaising with specialists.
- CHCCCS004 #
- Assess co-existing needs
Students will gain the skills and knowledge to coordinate a multitude of services, based on individual client needs.
- CHCCSM004 #
- Coordinate complex case requirements
This unit allows students to learn how to work within a leadership capacity within a case management capacity, including providing advice on the delivery of service to clients and working through continuous improvement practices.
- CHCCSM006 #
- Provide case management supervision
Students will gain the relevant skills and knowledge through this unit to provide support to colleagues within a service, including managing their health and safety and taking action where appropriate.
- CHCMGT005 #
- Facilitate workplace debriefing and support processes
This unit allows students with the ability to evaluate and promote diversity within a service, and manage and contribute to workplace diversity policies and practices.
- CHCDIV003 *
- Manage and promote diversity
Students learn how to identify and develop communication practices within a service, to clients and with external support networks.
- CHCCOM003 #
- Develop workplace communication strategies
This unit focuses on understanding, developing and monitoring legal, ethical and compliance issues within a service.
- CHCLEG003 *
- Manage legal and ethical compliance
Working under Workplace Health and Safety legislation, this unit outlines how to establish, maintain and evaluate Workplace Health and Safety policies and procedures.
- HLTWHS004 *
- Manage work health and safety
This unit provides the relevant skills and knowledge to develop programs and services to meet the needs of clients.
- CHCCCS007 #
- Develop and implement service programs
Students will learn how to evaluate their own professional development through evaluation and reflection practices.
- CHCPRP003
- Reflect on and improve own professional practice
Some units require completion of a practical demonstration of skills in a simulated work environment. This course also requires the completion of a work placement of a minimum of 100 hours.
At AIPC we have a payment method to suit every student. If you decide to pay for your course upfront you will enjoy a substantial discount, and you can concentrate on your studies without thinking about further payments.
If you would prefer to spread your payments, you can take advantage of our monthly payment plans over 21 months.
We always strive to keep tuition as affordable as possible, opening up quality education for everyone.
Diploma of Community Services (Case Management)
$4,390.00
$245.00 x 21 months
*The Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) includes 7 compulsory practical course elements which can be completed by attending 7 x 1-day seminar topics. Each day is just $140. If you are unable to attend the seminars in person, these practical components can be completed by demonstrating your skills on DVD/video (cost as per seminar attendance), or having a private assessor assess your skills (cost as per seminar attendance).
**Monthly payments can be made by Credit Card or Direct Debit.
For over 30-years AIPC has set the benchmark for service and support in external studies. We provide a complete external study support system that has been developed and refined over decades of research and continual student feedback.
- Unlimited access to the Institutes Toll Free 1300 Study Assistance Line, 9am to 5pm EST Monday to Friday.
- The structure of the Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) ensures you graduate with sufficient practical skill so you can apply your knowledge with confidence.
- Regular seminars give you the opportunity to apply the theory you have learned in contemporary scenarios. They are also a great opportunity to get together with fellow students and participate in casework sessions under the guidance of a qualified Lecturer. Seminars are held regularly in most capital cities throughout Australia.
- Students who may not be able to attend seminars for whatever reason, can elect to complete the practical components through alternate means, such as a one-on-one or small group session with a private assessor. We have private assessors in numerous regional areas across Australia.
- Students can also complete their practical components by recording their demonstration of skills on DVD or video tape and sending in to us. We have guidelines available to assist students compile their recordings and develop effective role plays to demonstrate their skills.
Optional tutorials are available at most Student Support Centres. Tutorials provide you with support on each written subject.
Two-hour mini-lecture style:
- Will assist you in understanding theory,
- provide you with tips on how to structure your study timetable,
- help you successfully compile your assignments, and
- give you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
The Institute website is an extremely helpful study resource. Via the website you can access My.AIPC which is your link to numerous study support and e-learning functions. You can:
- Download electronic versions of your workbooks,
- Complete your activities and upload for marking,
- Contact an Online Education Adviser for study assistance,
- Access the Knowledge Base, a massive database of the most commonly asked academic questions, categorised for particular subjects, activities and concepts,
- See when seminars are available in your area,
- Plus much more.
Diploma of Community Services (Case Management)
