Completing workplace training once doesn’t mean a worker has finished learning. In industries such as Disability Support and Aged Care, knowledge, standards, client needs, and best-practice approaches can change over time. That’s why staff should refresh their...
Building Confidence to Care for Someone You Love During National Carers Week, we recognise the incredible contribution family carers across Australia make every day. But many family carers are thrust into the role without formal training, which is why Skills Centre...
In aged care and disability care, WHS (work health and safety) is part of everyday care. Support workers may assist with transfers, personal care, medication, mobility, meal preparation, behavioural support and a wide range of other tasks, often in environments that...
As an NDIS provider, you have an important responsibility: ensuring your workers have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to provide safe, person-centred, high-quality support to the participants they support. This is one of the NDIS staff training requirements....
Since the introduction of the Support at Home program, Aged Care providers have had to adapt to new legislation, responsibilities and quality expectations. For providers delivering care in people’s homes and communities, having a suitably skilled and supported...
When it comes to training in the Aged Care and Disability Support sectors, providers need more than a certificate. They need training that is flexible, practical, industry-recognised and relevant to the work their teams do. That is exactly why providers love Skills...
