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We encourage all students to travel by public transport (train and bus), as the campus is located within a 10–12 minute walk from the nearest station. Please note that there is no on-site student car parking available. Alternatively, students may use the Blacktown Station commuter car park or other nearby parking facilities. We encourage all students to travel by public transport (train and bus), as the campus is located within a 10–12 minute walk from the nearest station. Please note that there is no on-site student car parking available. Alternatively, students may use the Blacktown Station commuter car park or other nearby parking facilities.

CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support in Blacktown NSW

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CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability)

Start a rewarding healthcare career with nationally recognised training in aged care and disability support.

The CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing & Disability) is designed for students who want to build practical skills and start a meaningful career supporting older Australians and people living with disability.

At Sharma College in Blacktown, NSW, you will receive hands-on training, industry-focused learning, and workplace experience to prepare for real roles in aged care facilities, disability services, community care, and home support environments.

This nationally recognised qualification helps students develop the confidence, knowledge, and practical abilities needed to provide person-centred care that promotes dignity, independence, and wellbeing.

Why Choose Sharma College Blacktown?

Australia’s healthcare and community services sectors continue to experience strong demand for qualified support workers. Completing this qualification can open pathways to stable and rewarding employment across NSW and Australia.

With this qualification, you will:

This course provides the practical skills and industry knowledge required to support individuals in ageing and disability care settings.

Topics covered include:

  • Providing person-centred support
  • Supporting independence and wellbeing
  • Personal care and daily living assistance
  • Infection prevention and control
  • Safe work practices and workplace health and safety
  • Communication and teamwork skills
  • Legal and ethical responsibilities
  • Working effectively in disability and aged care environments

Students will learn how to provide quality care while maintaining professionalism, empathy, and respect for individual needs.

This course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning, practical workshops, and assessment activities. Students will participate in interactive training sessions designed to build both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills. Trainers provide guidance throughout the learning process, ensuring students understand industry requirements and workplace expectations. Practical activities help learners apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios, preparing them for employment opportunities after graduation.

The course is designed to be completed over approximately 52 weeks of full-time study. This duration allows students to progressively develop the skills and knowledge required for the qualification. Training is structured to balance learning, assessments, and practical application, helping students stay engaged throughout the program.

Students may have access to different study pathways depending on eligibility and campus availability. Flexible study arrangements can help learners balance their education with work, family, or other commitments. Contact the college directly to discuss the most suitable study option based on your individual circumstances.

There are generally no formal academic prerequisites for this course. However, students may need to:

  • Complete 120 hours of work placement
  • Meet industry screening requirements such as a police check
  • Demonstrate basic English language and communication skills
  • Meet additional requirements depending on course delivery mode

Students who complete this qualification may continue their studies with higher-level healthcare and community services courses, including:

  • CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support
  • CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support
  • Community Services qualifications

These pathways can help students progress into senior support, leadership, or specialised care roles.

Study Individual Support in Blacktown NSW

Sharma College proudly supports students across Blacktown, Western Sydney, and surrounding NSW areas with practical healthcare and community services training.

If you are looking to start a career in aged care or disability support, the CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support can help you build the skills and confidence needed for the healthcare industry.

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FAQs

Yes, CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support is a nationally recognised qualification across Australia.

 

Yes, students must complete a minimum of 120 hours of supervised industry placement.

Graduates can work in aged care, disability support, home care, and community care roles.

Yes, aged care and disability support workers are in high demand across Blacktown, Western Sydney, and throughout Australia.

Yes. Students complete practical learning activities and work placement requirements to gain real-world experience in aged care and disability support environments.

Course duration may vary depending on the study mode and individual circumstances. Please contact Sharma College for the latest course schedule and intake information.

You can apply online through Sharma College or contact our admissions team for assistance with enrolment, eligibility requirements, and upcoming intake dates.

Course Features
$2499
  • Instructor: Eleanor Fant
  • Lectures: 14
  • Duration: 6 weeks
  • Enrolled: 20 students
  • Language: English
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