Program Overview

Program Overview

The Diploma in Disability and Community Practice is a one-year program that provides students with the knowledge, skills, and values to work in a variety of roles within the disability sector. This diploma is designed to meet the needs of the disability sector and provides a pathway into the Associate Degree in Disability and Community Practice and the Bachelor of Disability and Community Inclusion.

Program Details

Students will learn about disability rights, inclusive practice, and community engagement, as well as develop practical skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Upon completion of the diploma, students can pursue a range of career opportunities in the disability sector.

Career Opportunities

• Support worker
• Disability officer
• Community development officer
  • NDIS support coordinator
  • Case manager
  • Program coordinator
  • Disability employment consultant
  • Supervisor or team leader

Prerequisites and Selection Process

• Prerequisites: None
• Assumed knowledge: None
• Selection process: Selection is based on academic merit and other factors such as relevant work experience.

Credit and Scholarships

• Credit: Students who have completed relevant studies at other institutions may be eligible for credit towards the diploma.
• Scholarships: A range of scholarships are available to students studying disability and community inclusion.

Fees

The fees for the diploma vary depending on the student's eligibility for government support and the number of topics enrolled in.

Related Programs

• Associate Degree in Disability and Community Practice
• Bachelor of Disability and Community Inclusion
• Bachelor of Disability and Developmental Education
• Graduate Certificate in Positive Behaviour Support
• Graduate Certificate in Disability Practice
• Graduate Certificate in Disability Policy and Leadership
• Master of Disability Practice and Leadership
• Master of Disability Practice and Leadership (Developmental Education)