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1.5 years
Community Care Manager
Community Development Manager
Coordinator (large organisation)
Manager (small agency/ service)
Program Area Manager
Volunteer Program Manager
Community Education Manager
Community Services Manager
Centre Manager
BSBRSK501A - Manage risk
CHCORG610A - Manage change in a community sector organisation
CHCORG605A - Manage human resources in a community sector organisation
HLTOHS500A - Manage OHS processes
CHCORG619C - Manage quality of organisation's service delivery outcomes
CHCADMIN604A - Manage the finances, accounts and resources of an organisation
Course fees can vary. Also, depending on your situation, you may be eligible for government subsidised training or other exemptions may apply. For more information check the FAQs and the 'Fees and charges' page on this website. Or you can call 1300 CHISHOLM (1300 244 746) or email us your enquiry
This course covers workers who are responsible for coordination and management of smaller organisations or of branches/departments of large organisations. These people work independently and report to executive management or boards of management. This qualification also applies those managing community houses and volunteer services/programs. They may work in a range of sectors such as housing, children’s services, alcohol and other drugs, mental health, community care, disability and aged care. It is expected that, in addition to management electives, relevant units applicable to these specific services would be selected as electives as appropriate, particularly for smaller organisations.Entry requirements: Preference given if you have a Diploma of Community Development or equivalent. If you have substantial vocational experience but no formal qualification you may also be considered.
Diploma of Community Development
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management
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Course
Community Services, Frankston, 20/06/12
Date: 20/06/2012 Time: 5:30 PM
Address: Fletcher Road, Frankston, 3199
Room: Building M, upstairs
Are there any concessions?
Concessions are currently under review
What will it cost me if I qualify for a government subsidised place?
In 2012 the government will pay majority of the cost of your training, if you are eligible.
How do I apply for a course
When you choose your course on the course detail page you’ll find an 'enquire now' button.
Concessions are currently under review subject to the offical announcement from the Victorian Government and the impact of the State Budget on ongoing funding for the VET sector.
You will still pay some fees depending on the course category and now that we can offer elegible students VET FEE HELP loans or Staged Payment Plans, learning is even more affordable.
Visit Costs if eligible for more information on the fees for eligible students.
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