Certificate in Case Management
Those already working in a support, social work or welfare role, will recognise the importance of appropriate and timely case planning and case management to ensure clients are receiving a holistic framework of support.
Ideally suited to those who already have some qualifications or experience in psychology, counselling, behavioural science or social work, the Certificate in Case Management:
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Explores case planning and case management in detail including planning, implementation, monitoring and reviewing plans. |
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Covers how to work effectively and sensitively with clients whom may present with individual differences or special needs and requirements. |
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Can be studied from home, thus increasing your study flexibility to suit your lifestyle and saving thousands off traditional classroom programs. |
Candy Meredith
A few years ago I reached the age of 40 and started questioning where I was going and what I was doing with my life. I had most things that I had ever wanted so why wasn't I completely satisfied? I had worked clerically in the medical field for 10 years and when I examined why I'd stayed in this field for so long, I realised that it was the patient contact and care that I really enjoyed and that working with people with terminal or chronic illness held a particular interest for me, but I wanted to do more for them. That was when I thought of counselling, and I very hesitantly made enquiries about the College's Diploma course which I commenced in November 2003.
A few years ago I reached the age of 40 and started questioning where I was going and what I was doing with my life. I had most things that I had ever wanted so why wasn't I completely satisfied? I had worked clerically in the medical field for 10 years and when I examined why I'd stayed in this field for so long, I realised that it was the patient contact and care that I really enjoyed and that working with people with terminal or chronic illness held a particular interest for me, but I wanted to do more for them. That was when I thought of counselling, and I very hesitantly made enquiries about the College's Diploma course which I commenced in November 2003.
Walter Elliott
Having recently successfully completed the Diploma of Professional Counselling with your organisation, I thought that I would take this opportunity to tell you of some of my life experiences and how I came to complete the course.
Having recently successfully completed the Diploma of Professional Counselling with your organisation, I thought that I would take this opportunity to tell you of some of my life experiences and how I came to complete the course.
Michelle Lees
I graduated from my Diploma in September 2005. I'd set a goal for two years but apart from the normal challenges and hiccups in everyday life that hold you up as a sole mum of three, working part-time and volunteer work, other challenges came my way. I definitely consider myself to have had the opportunity over and over to put some of the skills I was learning to great use in helping others deal with the tragedies they were going through.
I graduated from my Diploma in September 2005. I'd set a goal for two years but apart from the normal challenges and hiccups in everyday life that hold you up as a sole mum of three, working part-time and volunteer work, other challenges came my way. I definitely consider myself to have had the opportunity over and over to put some of the skills I was learning to great use in helping others deal with the tragedies they were going through.