Finishing your qualification is the start of the next step, not the end of our support. While you study and after you complete, our team can help you prepare to find work in the care sector.
How we can help
- Your resume and cover letter — making the most of your qualification, your placement and any previous work or caring experience.
- Interview preparation — the questions care employers commonly ask, and how to answer them with examples from your placement.
- Using your placement — how to ask your placement supervisor for a reference while your work is fresh in their mind.
- Next qualifications — pathways from the Certificate III into the Certificate IV in Disability Support, and short courses that make you more employable.
What care employers usually ask for
- A current National Police Check
- An NDIS Worker Screening Check for disability roles
- A Working with Children Check where you may work with people under 18
- Up-to-date vaccinations
- Current first aid and CPR — see Provide First Aid
- For some roles, a medication competency — see Assist clients with medication
Links to check providers are on Useful Links. Job listings and career information are available at yourcareer.gov.au and workforceaustralia.gov.au.
To book a time with our team, contact us. Care Skills Training does not guarantee employment on completion of a course.