Graduate Certificate in Client Assessment and Case Management (Boorndawan Wiliam Aboriginal Healing Service)
The Graduate Certificate in Client Assessment and Case Management is designed for experienced practioners and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander practitioners in family violence case management roles in the health and community service sectors, who provide specialist services to clients with complex and diverse needs.
In this course, students will develop specialist knowledge and skills for working in the family violence sector with people who are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. The course is delivered in conjunction with Boorndawan Willam Aboriginal Healing Service (BWAHS), an Aboriginal Healing service that has a specialist family violence focus.
The course is delivered online and includes group and project work.
On successful completion, students will have developed the skills to demonstrate autonomy, well-developed judgement, adaptability, and responsibility when working in this specialised area.
Duration
8 months part-time - February 2023 Intake (CAPPED)
Intakes
Online (February) - View application and start dates
Study mode
- Online
2023 Start Dates
VET Mar -
27 February 2023
VET Aug -
31 July 2023
Course information in detail
- Course detail, course structure and units of study.
Course description
The Graduate Certificate in Client Assessment and Case Management (CHC82015) is designed for experienced case management practitioners who work in Aboriginal Controlled Organisations (ACO’s). The course has a family Violence focus.
The qualification is intended to develop specialist knowledge and skills and strengthen existing capabilities to facilitate independent and complex judgements when working with victim survivor and perpetrators of family violence.
The delivery of this course incorporates family violence experiential learning, reflective practice and evidence-based models and its focus is enhancing practice for practitioners in ACO’s who work in the family violence sector.
The online delivery entails 20 x one day (fortnightly) workshops structured to suit those already working in ACO’s. It is delivered by Swinburne teachers and supported by BWAH community and industry experts
Key areas in the course include:
Key areas in the course include:
- Facilitation, micro skills and group theory
- Collaborative model of intervention
- Theoretical frameworks that underpin Men’s Behavioural Change group work
- Promoting and managing diversity and inclusion
- Enhancing the safety of women and children who are affected by men’s use of family violence
This is a nationally approved vocational course that is recognised throughout Australia and in 2023.
Course structure
To be awarded this qualification, students will complete a total of 10 units, consisting of seven core and three electives.
Units of study
Core units
Facilitate goal directed planning (CHCCSM001)
Implement case management practice (CHCCSM002)
Work with carers and/or families in complex situations (CHCCSM003)
Undertake advanced client assessment (CHCCSM008)
Manage and promote diversity (CHCDIV003)
Lead own professional development (CHCPRP006)
Lead and influence ethical practice (BSBLDR806)
Elective units
Provide domestic and family violence support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities (CHCDFV004)
Manage responses to domestic and family violence in family work (CHCDFV008)
Establish change promoting relationship with users of domestic and family violence (CHCDFV009)
Careers and graduate outcomes
- Career opportunities, course aims and objectives and graduate skills.
Career opportunities
Career options include:
- Family Violence Practitioner
- Family Assessment Worker
- Assessor (community services)
- Case Worker (community services)
- Client Assessment Coordinator
- Case Coordinator (community services)
- Community Care Manager
Aims and objectives
The course aims to provide students who work in ACO’s with the skills and knowledge to perform competently as advanced family violence community services practitioners/managers.
Graduate skills
On completion of this qualification, students will have developed the skills to demonstrate autonomy, well-developed judgement, adaptability and responsibility.
Pathways and scholarships
- Credit transfer, recognition of prior learning and scholarships.
Course fees and requirements
- Entry requirements and non-year 12 entry.
Graduate Certificate in Client Assessment and Case Management (Boorndawan Wiliam Aboriginal Healing Service)Estimated course fees for 2023* |
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| Course fee options | Full course fee | Skills First Government-subsidised place | Concession rate | Is this a Free TAFE course? |
| Total Cost (GST Free) | $12,050 | $7,280 | $1,456 | Yes |
Fees published on this page are estimates only and are subject to change depending on individual circumstances at the time of enrolment. The above fees apply for units studied in 2023 only and may change for units studied in future years. There may be additional costs related to learning material and equipment.
Free TAFE Government-subsidised place
You could have your tuition fees covered thanks to the Victorian Government's Free TAFE for Priority Courses initiative when you apply for this course. Check your eligibility now.
You could have your tuition fees covered thanks to the Victorian Government's Free TAFE for Priority Courses initiative when you apply for this course. Check your eligibility now.
This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding.
Skills First Government-subsidised place
You could be granted a Skills First government-subsidised place when you apply for this course. Check your eligibility now.
You could be granted a Skills First government-subsidised place when you apply for this course. Check your eligibility now.
Concession rates for vocational students
You may be entitled to apply for a fee concession if you meet the eligibility criteria.
The eligibility criteria are set by the Victorian Government and assessed by Swinburne in accordance with government directives, which are subject to change at any time.
Find out if you're eligible for a fee concession here.
You may be entitled to apply for a fee concession if you meet the eligibility criteria.
The eligibility criteria are set by the Victorian Government and assessed by Swinburne in accordance with government directives, which are subject to change at any time.
Find out if you're eligible for a fee concession here.
Full course fee
If you are not granted a government subsidised place, the full course fee will apply. Check your eligibility now.
If you are not granted a government subsidised place, the full course fee will apply. Check your eligibility now.
Indicative nominal course hours: 745.
Entry requirements
- A minimum three-year tertiary qualification or equivalent in an associated field (equivalency may include significant work experience*) in an Aboriginal Controlled Organisation in a role involving assessment and case management services.
- Work experience: applicants are required to submit a Resume/CV clearly detailing roles and duties, and duration of posts held, as well as copies of qualifications and academic transcripts.
- Applicants will need to demonstrate literacy and numeracy competencies.
- Applicants will be required to attend an interview.
How to apply
Find out more about how to apply.
Find out more
Submit an online enquiry
Tel: 1300 SWINBURNE
Email: study@swinburne.edu.au