Non-Accredited Training
Non-accredited training programs designed specifically for Aged Care and Disability Support service providers
Key outcome
Upon successful completion of the training, each participant is issued a Statement of Completion confirming attendance and demonstrated understanding of the training content. These certificates may contribute to professional development and workplace competency records, although the training is non-accredited and does not form part of a nationally recognised qualification.
Why choose us
We deliver a range of non-accredited training programs designed specifically for Aged Care and Disability Support service providers. These programs aim to enhance the knowledge, skills and confidence of support workers to safely assist clients with complex care needs in accordance with organisational policies, duty of care requirements, and best practice standards.
Assisting Clients with Medication
Safe medication assistance practices, documentation, and understanding the scope of their role in accordance with organisational procedures.
Diabetes Management and Administration of Medication
Understanding diabetes, monitoring blood glucose levels, recognising hypo/hyperglycaemia, and safe administration of insulin usiing pre-filled pens
Epilepsy Management and Administration of Midazolam
Recognising seizure activity, seizure first aid, emergency response procedures, and safe administration of Midazolam in accordance with individual support plans.
Dysphagia Recognition and Management
Identifying swallowing difficulties, understanding diet and fluid textures, and implementing safe feeding practices to reduce aspiration and chocking risk.
Manual Handling
Safe movement and transfer techniques to support clients while minimising risk of injury to both staff and participants.
Catheter Care
Basic catheter care, infection prevention, monitoring, and recognising signs of complications requiring escalation.
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Care
Safe management of PEG feeding, hygiene procedures, monitoring for complications, and documentation.
Stoma Care and Management
Understanding stoma types, routine care, hygiene, and recognising potential complications.