TAFE Community and Support Services
Train for real impact with practical community and support skills.
Train for real impact with practical community and support skills.
Train for real impact with practical community and support skills.
Train for real impact with practical community and support skills.
RMIT’s courses in community services, mental health and disability support give you workplace-relevant practice in delivering care and support in diverse settings – opening pathways into support roles or social work degrees.
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Full-time 1 year
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Full-time 1.5 years
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Full-time 1 year
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Full-time 1 year, or part-time equivalent
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Melbourne City
Full-time 1 year
Discover how Angela’s Diploma of Community Services is gave her the skills and knowledge to work in a variety of roles in the community services sector.
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